Lawton High Marching Band Plans Pre-Game Cheer
Lawton high school's marching band and Wolverettes pep club will occupy the student cheering section at Friday's Wolverine game with Chickasha. Bandsmen and pep club girls will also attend next week's game at El Reno. The USAF band appearances are part of OCW events with tickets sold for individual concerts and the band concert. Capt. Robert L. Landers directs the Singing Sergeants and has a history in McAlester schools.
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Lawton High School
Chickasha
el Reno
LHS
United States Air Force Band
Air Force Band
Oklahoma College For Women
USAF
OCW
Robert L. Landers
Durant
McAlester High School
Oklahoma City Market Prices and Livestock Report
Oklahoma City prices show steady to higher butter and eggs with district lead. wheat No 1 hard at 2.01 to 2.03 per bushel in multiple towns. Oklahoma City livestock report notes cattle 800 head, calves 200, with steers 18.00-22.56, cows 9.50-12.08, hogs 14.50-16.00, sheep 12.00-17.50, and various ranges for young stock and sows.
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Oklahoma City
State Department of Agriculture Today
Clinton
el Reno
Enid
Frederick
Hobart
Kingfisher
Lawton
Yukon
Blackwell
Medford
Vici
Guyman
Hooker
Muskogee
Vinita
Tulsa
Pauls Valley
Elk City
Laverne
Woodward
Alva
Watonga
USDA
Hospital News Items Admitted and Dismissed
Hospital notes list multiple admissions and discharges across towns including Oklahoma City and Eagle Pass. Entries mention patients with medical, surgical, and pediatric statuses, births, and relatives, along with addresses and dates of birth.
Bootlegger DePew Fined $50 for Suspended License
Elgin bootlegger Elden Claude Slats DePew, 41, with an 18 year crime history, pleaded guilty before Peace Justice Marvin Cameron to driving with a suspended license. Justice Cameron imposed a $50 fine and $17 costs as County Attorney Manville Redmen reported the stop in the 900 block N Second by Trooper W W Flanagan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elden Claude
DePew
Elgin
Marvin Cameron
Cameron
Manville
DRIVE continues as AFA battalion drives fundraising total
The 267th AFA Battalion led by Lt Col John G. Georgelas and later Lt Col R. A. Edwards achieved full unit participation within an hour of payments. Transfer Point and 77th FA Group led early and held leads. TA&GMS Command raised to 18469 dollars at 110 percent of goal. Numerous units surpassed or reached 100 percent, highlighting broad post-wide support.
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267Th Afa Bn
John G. Georgelas
267Th
R. A. Edwards
77Th FA
Ta&gms Command
17Th
52Nd FA
1St Ord
Army Aviation Section
Central Post Fund
Post Chemical
Red Cross
546Th MP Co
Public Information Office
A&gmc
Conarc
Judge Advocate
Visitors Bureau
VFW To Present Show For Students
Fort Sill VFW Post No 5263 will stage a two hour war show at 8 p m Armistice Day November 11 in the junior high school auditorium Proceeds from the Armed Forces in action film will aid the post annual Christmas party for the Pryor orphans home Tickets are 150 for adults and 75 cents for students Howard Griffey post commander announced today
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Fort Sill
Leslie J. McNair
VFW Post
Pryor
Howard Griffey
Oklahoma City trials loom over lawman cases and bootlegger links
A parade of trials unfolds in Lawton and Oklahoma City with bootlegger Chambless facing Oct. 20 proceedings and co defendants in embezzlement and bribery cases. Orville Chambless defended by Tyree. Potts to testify. Beasley and Walker face charges. Beasley defense by Derke. Walker may seek federal court. Various defendants include Ira Beasley, Guy Kleeman, Paul Glass, Earl Pettaway, and others with lengthy histories and continuances noted.
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Otis Waldron
Melvin Simmons
Cleo Stout
James Blackburn
Grady Crabtree
Ralph Hennessee
Alford Hennessee
Doyle Williams
Don Holman
M. T. McCracken
E. B. Wallis
Bill Dixon
The
Constitution and Press
Marvin E. Cameron
Ernestine Russel
Arnau
Frosty Troy
Habeas Corus
Toby Morris
Burton, Jones and Sasser
Orville Lindsay Chambless
Oklahoma City
Fort Worth
Chambless
John Tyree
Charles Ozman
Dave Tant
Chambles
Tyree
Chambers
Lawton
Henry Albion Potts Jr
Ira Q. Beasley
Criminal Court of Appeals
Beasley
Lawton View
Lewis Derke
Guy Kleeman
Kleeman
Arraignentn
Richard
Ricky’ Tamburo
Gither Rhoads
David J. Aubrey
Tamburo
Medicine Park
Paul Glass
Warren Crane
Glass
W. J. Lamb
Manville Redman
Harlan Hall
Derke
Hall
Albert Eugene Walker
Walker
First Baptist Church
West Lawton
Onita Bonner
Betty Richard
Earl Pettaway
Landers
Horace Stephenson Jr
Robert L. Childs
James A. Wright
Bobby R. Gordon
Wiley R. Green
Indiahoma
Harold Hunt
Ina Mae Haupo
Walter Caldwell
Dwight Malcolm
Olen Ragan
Cook Sfc Baca Shapes Army Mess Hall Menus in Japan
General Ridgway, Gen. Harkins, Gen. Clay, and actress Gene Tierney are among the notable figures fed by Sfc. Baca, a 20 year Army cook. He oversees remodeling at the 617th A Btry mess hall and stresses well seasoned, garnished meals with bread daily, added protein, and a preference for broil or fry methods though he can bake and boil. He dislikes seafood but notes its protein value when well prepared.
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Baca
Paul Harkins
24Th
Inf Div
Lucius Clay
Gene Tierney
Sfc
Scout Leaders To Meet Tonight Roundtable at Liberty Heights
Scout leaders from the Hunting Horse district meet at 7:30 p.m. at Liberty Heights Christian church with L R McCoy announcing. Jack Hart leads the session with Troop 42 hosting, featuring Dutch oven biscuits by M T Bradley and tin can cookery by Don Bowles. Dale Pollock demonstrates proper axe use as Dr Dan Woesner presents new Scout ceremonies.
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Hunting Horse
Liberty Heights Christian Church
L. R. McCoy
Dussy
Thursay
Jack Hart
First Presbyterian Church
M. T. Bradley
Don Bowles
Dale Pollock
Dan Woesner
City Curfew Aims to Curb Juvenile Gangs
Chief Hennessee warns curfew help, noting Lawton area with 50 000 residents is in good shape for juvenile crime. Police and deputies checked three cases as one 15 year old was sent to Stringtown Training School after refusing to stay. Two runaways were being sought.
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Hennessee
Lawton
Stringtown Training School
Oral Ridgeway
Mounted warriors fade as RCMP shift to cars and planes
A note on the Royal Canadian Mounted Police gradually abandoning horses for mobility. The force relies more on automobiles and aircraft while only a few riders remain on horseback.
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Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Four-H Achievement Day Honors Wide County roster
The Comanche County 4-H held eighth annual Achievement Day at the county agent’s office. Top boys and girls were named Sprague Award recipients and photography winner Lee Wood of Gilbert Wood Drug Company presented the prize. Sherry Jacobs and many 4-H members from Beaver Bend to Flower Mound were honored for year-long work and project completion.
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Sprague
Larry Buchwald
Faxon
Bobby Pepper
Charles Spencer
Elgin
Eurah Richards
Cache
Margie Mae John
Flower Mound
Kathleen Woesner
Pat Peters
Fairview
Laura Carter
Wilma Buchwald
Juanita Clower
Roberta Mallow
Geronimo
Karen Elling
Judy Livingston
Patricia Hurst
LaNita Buchwald
Mary Sue Clower
Gloria Ann Benke
Hillside
William Watson
Beaver Bend
Lee Wood
Gilbert- Wood Drug Company
Sherry Jacobs
Sterling 4-H
L. F. Merritt
Oklahoma
Marvin Livingston
Comanche County
Carl Elling
Home Demonstration Council
Glenn Davis
Lyman John
Jess Percival
Pershing
C. C. Dossey
Mark Landoll
Utility
R. W. Buchwald
Cops Hunt Girl In Theft Probe
Police search for an Indian waitress accused by Fort Sill sergeant Sgt. Thomas Ortiz Santiago of taking $10 from his billfold at a downtown cafe. The girl, seen in his wallet pictures, left, rode a taxi, and was later dropped at another cafe. Police note other thefts include a bicycle stolen from Taft school and fender skirts stolen from a 1951 Ford.
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Fort Sill
Thomas Ortiz Santiago
Btry
267Th Field Artillery Bn
Santiago
James Sanders
N. 20Th
Taft School
L. D. Estabrook
Recruiter and Wife Welcome Dallas Lee Thompson
Local Air Force recruiter MSgt Arnold Thompson and his wife Joyce announce the birth of their son Dallas Lee Thompson born October 2 at Fort Sill Station Hospital. The new arrival adds to the family with proud parents and a supportive community.
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Arnold Thompson
Air Force
Joyce
Dallas Lee
Fort Sill Station
Education Parley Goals Outlined At Jaycee Lunch
Mrs Hal Hallett explained White House Conference on Education goals and the Lawton Comanche county meeting. Fred R Harris spoke on value of discussion groups. Darold English was program chairman. Local participants listed for state conference in Oklahoma City October 18 19. Jaycee Jaycee Jane show tickets distributed. fashion show set for November 15 at Cameron College to raise funds for May state Jaycee convention in Lawton.
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White House
Lawton
Comanche County
Hal Hallett
Oklahoma City
Charles Green
Frances Curb
O. L. Parsons
John Shoemaker
T. E. Lauderdale
Cache
Harris
Thelma Talla
Githen Rhodes
Walter Gray
J. J. Stowe
Ron Stephens
Jane
Cameron College
Lawtonian
Science shrinks piles without surgery with new healing preparation
Science reports a healing substance that shrinks piles, relieves pain and itching without surgery. Doctors confirm actual shrinkage, while patients say piles are no longer a problem. The secret is Bio-Dyne, already used for injured tissue, now in Preparation H suppository or ointment. Available at your druggist with money back guarantee.
Funeral Rites for Robert M Cowdrey Held in Enid
Robert M Red Cowdrey 70 of Enid died after a heart attack. Former Lawton resident 1909 1920 fireman Frisco Railroad later Magnolia Petroleum agent and Enid service station operator retired years ago. Survived by wife Ethel two sisters Fannie and Esther Cartmill and an uncle to Lee Cowdrey. Services 2 p m Friday Brown Funeral Home Enid with burial at Enid Memorial Park. Attending from Lawton Mr and Mrs Lee Cowdrey.
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Lawton
Frisco Railroad
Magnolia Petroleum Company
Enid
First Methodist Church
I.C.C.F. Lodge
Cowdrey
Lee Cowdrey
Ethel
Fannie Cartmill
Tulsa
Esther Cartmill
Santa Ana
Calif
Brown Funeral Home
Enid Memorial Park
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Roosevelt
David H. Morris
Gore
L. J. Rudell
Rogers Lane
Bill Webb
Atlanta
Kenneth Riley
S. Seventh
Ida Beasley
Washington
R. M. Ramey
Bell
J. L. Tunnell
Walters
M. E. Lambert
Comanche
N. B. Hines
Liberty
Charles Clifton
Dollie Gurley
Summit
Karl E. Peters
Kiowa
Velma Nevaquawah
Apache
Baldwin Yokesui
Cyril
Sherry Hokeah
Fort Cobb
Louis McDonald
Joel Wahkahquah
Grandfield
William Coomsa
Carnegie, Sur
Gery
Oran Given
Mountain View
Walton Ward
Star Route
Rachel Jozhe
Memorial
Glenn Farris
Pollard
Roy Adams
Columbia
Joyce Hammond
George Hammond
Garfield
Edward Morris
George Evans
Altus
Sandra Marie Rogers
Marvin Rogers
New York
Darryl Rhodes
Paul T. Rhodes
Rodolfo Briseno
Jose Briseno
Eagle Pass
Tex
Harry Kriss
Arlington
Elmer Duncan
Thomas Wylie
C. A. Harper
Ray Atteberry
Ferris
Carl Nelms
Kinyon
L. S. Singleton
Doyne Gregory Jr
Doyne Gregory Sr
VFW
Ozman
John P. Fullerton
Trolus Warner Warren
Jack Brock
Thomas Evans
Tom Hawkins
Leslie Pain
Evans
Mike Mahsetky
Gus Henry
Malcolm
Matthew Ridgway
Japan
Frank Baca
McCutchen
C. M. Pike
Koehler
Percy
Jaycee
Darold English
R. M
Robert M
Red) Cowdrey
Dean
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Zale
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Orga Damo
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