Bonds Forfeited In Police Court
Nine bonds were forfeited by acting Judge Marvin Cameron in a municipal court session. Lt. Bobby Morris Harris and Gary Ross Pennington faced speeding charges with $20 bonds. Cynthia Ann Baquera and a 19 year old faced driving without a license or related offences with $11 bonds. Helen Laffin and Robert Wauqua were charged with driving without a license. Peggy Parker and another Lawton woman forfeited $20 and $11 bonds on alcohol and drunkenness counts. W C Patterson forfeited $20 on assault with a knife after a cafe incident. Peace Justice Cameron presided in Oaks' absence.
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Marvin Cameron
Bobby Morris Harris
Fort Sill
Robert Woody
Rt. 1
Geronimo
Gary Ross Pennington
Arlington
Cynthia Ann Baquera
Cache
Helen Laffin
Robert Wauqua
Laffin
Wauqua
Peggy Parker
Lawton
W. C. Patterson
Ingraham Hotel
Patterson
Wendall Garman
Gilbert-Woods Drug Company
Fifth
Bryan’s
Garman
Memorial Hospital
J. Merle Oaks
M E Olmstead Former City Dad Improves After Hemorrhage
M E Olmstead retired Army colonel and former city council member was reported improved Saturday night after a brain hemorrhage in downtown Lawton Friday. He resides at 1425 North 23rd and is receiving treatment at Fort Sill Army hospital.
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M. E. Olmstead
Lawton
Olmstead
N. 23Rd
Fort Sill Army Hospital
Pronghorn Antelope Traits Highlight Unique Horns
The pronghorn antelope is the only mammal with hollow pronged horns and the only cud chewer to shed its horns annually, a distinctive feature set explained by researchers.
Area Men In Service Area Men In Service
Two area men are serving aboard Navy ships and one city man Billy S Hurst is stationed at the Naval Air Station in San Diego. Billy G Prez serves aboard the heavy cruiser USS Toledo and Bruce D McDonald is aboard the radar picket destroyer USS Hanson.
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Billy S. Hurst
Edgar S. Hurst
Oak
Naval Air Station
San Diego
Calif
Billy G. Prez
Joe E. Prez
Rt. 2
Lawton
Toledo
Bruce D. McDonald
Lone E. Dawson
Fletcher
Hanson
Services for Clyde B. Peters Held in Lawton Area
Clyde B. Peters 75 of the Cox community northeast of Lawton died unexpectedly in a field near his home. Funeral services were held at 2 30 p m in the Lawton Funeral home chapel with L L Hatfield officiating and burial in Letitia cemetery. Bearers included Damon Watson Sullivan Watson Alton Wallace Eddie Clarke Bill McCall and Leonard Biles. Honorary bearers were Waldo Ward Ed Coody Alex McIntosh Algee Dayton Wayne Meadville P R Meadville W S Swanson and Ralph McIntosh.
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Clyde B. Peters
Cox
Lawton
L. L. Hatfield
Midway Church of Christ
Letitia Cemetery
Peters
Damon Watson
Sullivan Watson
Alton Wallace
Eddie Clarke
Bill McCall
Leonard Biles
Waldo Ward
Ed Coody
Alex McIntosh
Algee Dayton
Wayne Meadville
P. R. Meadville
W. S. Swanson
Ralph McIntosh
Mrs Hattie Casey dies after extended illness in New York City
Mrs Hattie Dorothea Casey 46 died October 10 in a New York hospital after an extended illness. She was mother of Mrs Alfred P Hobrecht, an instructor at The Artillery and Guided Missile School Fort Sill. Born in Anderson County Kentucky October 18 1909 she moved to New York City early in life and lived there the rest of her life. She formerly worked in the personnel department of Graceline Steamship Co. Survived by daughter Mrs
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Hattie Dorothea Casey
New York City
Alfred P. Hobrecht
Mas. Hobrecht
Fort Sill
Casey
Anderson County
Graceline Steamship Co
Hobrecht
Free Descriptive Book On Arthritis and Rheumatism
Public service notice offering a 44 page illustrated book mailed free of charge. Explains causes, effects, and dangers of neglecting arthritis and rheumatism and describes a drugless treatment proven in many cases. No cost or obligation. Send to The Ball Clinic Dept 2015 Excelsoir Springs Mo Adv.
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Ball Clinic
Excelsoir Springs
Memorial services announced for Lerond family
J M Lerond of Warington Florida and three grandchildren await cremation remains arriving in Lawton Sunday with services in Becker Memorial chapel. Funeral home to announce day and time. After rites, remains go to Dallas Texas for placement in Restland Memorial Park.
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J. M. Lerond
Warington
Fla
Lawton
Becker Memorial Chapel
Funeral Home
Dallas
Tex
Restland Memorial Park
Burglary Attempt Probed By Officers
Police investigated an attempted burglary at Mildred Coltharp’s residence on 1601 Bell where two window screens were cut but entry did not occur. A motorcycle handle bar and throttle were stolen from Hamp's Cycle Shop at 417 S Sixth, reported by Douglas Suggs of 1911 Columbia with time of theft unknown.
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Mildred Coltharp
Bell
Hamp
Douglas Suggs
Columbia
Panama Canal Freight Rises Over Ten Million Tons
In fiscal year 1955 the Panama Canal moved cargo totaling more than ten million tons more than in the prior year, marking a notable increase in maritime traffic and throughput for the region's key transit route.
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Panama Canal
Small grease fire at Powers residence extinguished
Station three firemen battled a small blaze at N. L. Powers 1614 Smith home Saturday about 6 15 p m. Grease ignited kitchen curtains and Venetian blinds but firefighters found the fire nearly out on arrival and said damage was slight.
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N. L. Powers
Smith
Wesley Johnson reports robbery after cashing loan check
Chicago police say Wesley Johnson, after cashing a $300 loan check, was robbed by two gunmen who forcibly took the money. Johnson had borrowed the check from a loan company and was returning when the incident occurred.
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Chicago
Wesley Johnson
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Hattie Casey
W. C. Bonnell
Beltone
Koehler
Floyd Campbell
Mgr
Wolverton’s
GMAC
Mary Louise
Wolverton
Sheridan Road
Leon Calahan
Live Magazine
Saturday Evening Post
The
Travelers Insurance Company
Operation Family Fun
Calahan Insurance Agency
L.P.G
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