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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1954

Page

6

Geronimo School Board Publishes Policy Statement

The Geronimo School Board releases its first policy booklet under Superintendent Glen R. Hastings. It covers board organization, duties, administration, teaching staff policies, student rules, curriculum, transport, athletics, and school operations.

Geronimo Board of Education Glen R. Hastings Board of Education Geronimo Public Schools Geronimo Board John S. Lewis Emery W. Crow Charlie F. Bard Donald J. Garrett Fayne V. McCuiston

Funeral Rites for Lt Col Lathrop Held at Sumner

Lt Col George E Lathrop 41 chief of eye ear nose and throat at Fort Sill died Tuesday in Brooke Army Medical Center San Antonio Texas from hypertensive cardiovascular disease He served as ENT consultant to the Far East command in Japan and became Fort Sill chief in September Survivors include wife Jeanne M Lathrop Sumner services were held Saturday in Sumner Funeral home burial in cemetery Also note Mrs Willa Mae Kriss 1814 Arlington will have services Monday in Lawton Funeral Home chapel for the deceased Kriss died Thursday after illness in Oklahoma City hospital

George E. Lathrop U.S. Army Hospital Fort Sill Sumner Lathrop Brooke Army Medical Center San Antonio Tex Texas Hospital Brooke United States Far East Japan Fort Sill Hospital Illinois University of Ilinois Urbana Col. Lathrop Wayne University Chicago Army Jeanne M. Lathrop Willa Mae Kriss Arlington Lawton Funeral Home Kriss Oklahoma City

Chamber Banquet Set for Frederick

Annual Chamber of Commerce membership banquet will be Monday evening November 15 at the VFW hut. Reverend W H Bill Alexander pastor of the Christian Church in Oklahoma City will be the speaker.

Frederick Chamber of Commerce W. H Bill) Alexander The Christian Church Oklahoma City

Outstanding 4-H youths depart for American Royal show

Faxon 17 year old Jim Clower and Fletcher 17 year old June Slaughter, outstanding Comanche county 4-H members, along with Mrs. Bruce Nelson, Indiahoma 4-H leader, left for Kansas City Missouri to attend the American Royal. Clower plans to enroll at Oklahoma A&M and has earned Hereford steer and Holstein heifer awards plus a state fair judging school trip. Slaughter specializes in food preservation and recreation and has led Midway 4-H. Nelson, named outstanding Comanche county 4-H club leader for 1953-54, has spent 11 years coaching 4-H programs statewide. The Lawton Chamber of Commerce sponsors the group.

Kansas City Jim Clower Bruce Nelson June Slaughter Fletcher Faxon Comanche County Clinton Clower Clower Oklahoma A&m College June A&m Midway Nelson Missouri Noble County Lawton Chamber of Commerce

Area Men In Service Return Home for 30 Day Leave

Fred Attaway Jr. arrived for a 30 day leave with his parents Mr and Mrs Fred Attaway Sr of 1333 Ash. He completed Marine air cadet training at Kingsville Texas and will report to El Toro California in 30 days as a jet fighter pilot. Lt Attaway graduated Cyril High School in 1949 and attended the University of Oklahoma three years before enlisting in April 1954.

Fred Attaway Jr Fred Attaway Sr Kingsville Tex el Toro Calif Lt. Attaway Cyril High School University of Oklahoma

Missing Tulsa Girl Found Safe After Overnight Search

A six year old Tulsa girl Norma Jeanne Pearse who had been missing since Friday afternoon was found unharmed. Detective Earl Beddee said she was located wandering in a residential street wearing the nightgown she had on with a friend. Police learned she had parental permission to sleep at the friend's home. A large local search party scoured the area and two persons were arrested for questioning.

Tulsa Okla Earl Beddee Norma Jeanne Pearse Mopia Norma Jeanne

Lawton Trio Tours Europe Observing Uneasy France

Miss Lou Sparlin and the Picek couple traveled through France Italy Austria Switzerland and Germany totaling over 4500 miles. They note unrest in France with communists gaining a foothold and Mendes France improving stability while Italy shows resilience under the pope.

France Europe Lou Sparlin Bell Municipal Airport Premier Mendes-France Miss Sparlin Raymon Petit Nevers Lawtonian Mrs. Petit Piceks Petits Brest

Cotton Allotment Quotas Discussed in Duncan Meeting

Bill Sieg ASC office manager in Comanche County described a shift to history based cotton allotments for next year at a Duncan gathering. He noted past planting levels will determine quotas to favor regular cotton growers. Also present were Marie Southwick ASC clerk and Gilbert Wolf committee chairman.

Bill Sieg Comanche Comanche County Marie Southwick ASC Gilbert Wolf

Special Day Observed at First Methodist Frederick

Layman’s Day will be observed at the First Methodist church in Frederick with W. G. Roe leading the morning service. Guest speaker is Prather Brown, superintendent of Frederick Public Schools.

Frederick First Methodist Church of W. G. Roe Prather Brown Frederick Public

Col Donahue and wife visit Lawton friends during leave

Col. and Mrs. Donahue of Rockford Illinois are in Lawton visiting friends at 1213 Arlington while en route from Fort Bliss to Stillwater to see their sons Lt Phil Donahue and student David at A&M College. The couple, retired after wartime service, previously lived in Lawton.

J. J. Donahue Rockford, Ill Fort Bliss Phil Donahue California Stillwater David A&m College J. H. Smith Arlington Lawton Donahue Fort Sill

OU Student Killed In Traffic Wreck

Oklahoma's 1954 traffic death toll reached 427 with 19 more than the previous year at this time. James Douglas Evans, 22, of Oklahoma City, a University of Oklahoma student, died after his car left the road, struck a curb, hit a light pole and gas meter, and overturned.

Preslahoma University of Oklahoma Oklahoma City

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