Funeral Rites for J F Richardson Snyder Tex
James Floyd Richardson 73 longtime Snyder resident dies in Lawton nursing home after a long illness. Funeral at First Baptist Church with ministers officiating, burial in Rogers Cemetery. survived by wife Mae Gentry Simpson, daughter, son, stepson, sisters, brothers, and grandchildren.
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Snyder
James Floyd Richardson
Lawton
First Baptist Church
A. J. Jorgenson
Northside Baptist Church
Thurmond Richardson
Rogers Cemetery
Preston- Leckie Funeral Home
Mr. Richardson
Boyd
Tex
Mae Gentry Simpson
Otter Creek
Ray Wood
Asa Hendricks
United Methodist Church
Fairview Cemetery
Crews Funeral Home
Mr. Austin
Brazos
Pauls Valley
Apache
Bertha M. McDaniels
Charlie
Grand Junction
Colo
Lewis
Buster
Rush Springs
Josie Redmane
Monahans
Ludie Smallwood
Susie Clayton
Lovington
N.M
Rosie Hargus
Greatest number of honorary degrees awarded to Herbert Hoover
The article notes that the greatest number of honorary degrees given to any individual was 85, awarded to Herbert Clark Hoover, former U.S. president. It also lists various subscription rates, local court charges including felonies and misdemeanors, and names individuals charged in the Court Clerk’s office from Lawton, Oklahoma.
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Herbert Clark Hoover
U.S
Fire crew logs record multiple incidents in Lowton area
Lowton Fire Department reports four calls including a minor house fire at 1306 Smith at 1 56 p m a trash fire at 4907 Avalon at 4 41 p m a trash fire at 6th and F at 7 34 p m and a car fire at 20th and Liberty at 7 49 p m The unrelated note mentions the loganberry being named after a California judge who found the fruit in 1881
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Avalon
6Th
20Th
Liberty
California
Public Records: Lewton Police Complainants List
A list of complainants at Lewton Police Department includes Alfred Crowder reporting theft of wheels and fires, Dollar Wise Furniture vandalism, Memories Hospital theft of cash register key, Doris Dunlo burglary and vandalism, Charles W. Stretton vandalism to a tree, Debbie Churchwell theft of clothing and jewelry, Lowton Constitution theft from coin machine, W A Barrett theft of jewelry, Coca Cola Bottling theft from vehicle, Swinney School burglary and vandalism, Claude Combs theft of towels, Jimmy Gilbert vandalism to trees, Wilma Caldwell vandalism to house, Mrs Edwin Longford theft of hubcaps, Cleophus Lomax theft of auto, Edward Gaines report of stolen dog or test.
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Lewton Police Department
Alfred Crowder
Smith
Dollar Wise Furniture
S. Sheridan
Memories Hospital
Gore Blvd
Doris Dunlo
Charles W. Stretton Sr
Spicewood Drive
Debbie Churchwell
N. 32Nd
Lowton Constitution
Irdland A
W. A. Barrett
S. Ltd
Coca-Cola Bottling Co
Ferris
Swinney School
23Rd End
Baltimore
Claude Combs
Jimmy Gilbert
Police Still Seek Alex Bank Robber
Road blocks remained in Grady County as authorities hunted a gunman who robbed the First National Bank of Alex earlier in the day. He held five employees and a customer at gunpoint, then locked them in the vault before fleeing in a stolen car. The suspect, 25 to 30 with a beard and no mask, was seen escaping in a vehicle abandoned near SH 19 west of Alex.
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Alex, Okla
Grady County
First National Bank
Alex
FBI
Chickasha Court House
SH 19
OSU Glee Club Presents Homecoming Variety Show
Oklahoma State University's Men's Glee Club stages the annual homecoming variety show titled Love at 6 30 tonight in the Seretean Center concert hall. Admission costs $1.
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Stillwater
Oklahoma State University
OSU
Seretean Center For
Oklahoma City Market Prices Reported by State Department
Prices today for WHEAT, BARLEY, MILO, and SOYBEANS across Oklahoma towns. Wheat 1.98 to 2.35 with Gulf Export at 2.35. Barley 1.00 to 1.47 up to Gulf. Milo 2.00 to 2.49 with Gulf at 2.49. Soybeans 3.09 to 3.20. Towns listed include Keyes Liberal Perryton Enid Muskogee Weatherford and others.
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Oklahoma City
State Department of Agriculture
Keyes
Liberal
Perryton
Afton
Manchester
Medford
Okeene
Altus
Clinton
el Reno
Geary
Hobart
Watonga
Weatherford
Enid
Temple
Yukon
Gulf
Mangum
Muskogee
MILO
van Buren
Hear Charles and Frances Hunter Speak
Charles and Frances Hunter bring humor joy and a simple Jesus message to audiences across America. They are noted for their energetic talks and personal faith shared with clarity and warmth.
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America
Jesus
Frances and Charles Hunters Lead Spiritual Speaking Roles
Frances Hunter, author of six books, spoke as laywoman at the intern convention of the Church of God and was a featured speaker at Explo 72. Charles Hunter, a Houston CPA, runs a successful practice while dedicating over half his time to sharing his faith.
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Frances Hunter
Church of God
Charles Hunter
C.P.A
Houston
Three Bodies Found in Miami Garden Apartment
Police investigating a drug related execution style triple murder found two women garroted with cords and a man shot inside a two bedroom ground floor unit. The killings appeared to have occurred Tuesday with neighbors reporting screams after 11 p.m. PMID: none. authorities withheld identifications.
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Miami
City Man Sentenced in Concealing Stolen Property Case
Eddie Gene Gamble of Lawton, 1514 Monroe, was found guilty in a non jury trial of concealing stolen property tied to a prior felony. He received a 10 year sentence for attempting to sell 4,000 pounds of lead from Pickering Demolition Co last May. previously convicted Feb 19, 1969 of second degree burglary and given a two year suspended sentence.
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Lawton
Eddie Gene Gamble
Monroe
State
Roy Moore
Gamble
Pickering Demolition Co
Data Training Center to Reopen Tuesday Under New Owner
Prolonged financial difficulties and federal tax liabilities forced Data Training Center at 1806 Liberty to close Thursday. Assets will be sold to Leslie Miles of Tulsa to cover debts, with the center reopening Tuesday at 8 a.m. under Miles’ ownership and the current staff retained.
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Data Training Center
Liberty
Data Training Centers of America Inc
J. D. Popejoy
Wichita Falls
Dtca Inc
Leslie Miles
Tulsa
Popejoy
Popejoy and
Miles
Ponca City
Enid
Ron Sigman
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Board of Private Schools
Wapanucka Man Killed In Crash
A single vehicle crash in Muskogee County killed 31 year old Richard Glenn Smith of Wapanucka. His car left a curve on U S 64 near Warner, rolled twice, and he died en route to a Muskogee hospital. The 1972 Oklahoma traffic toll reached 672.
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Associated Press
Muskogee County
Oklahoma
Richard Glenn Smith
Wapanucka
Warner
Muskogee
Hall To Attend CSU Homecoming Ceremony
Gov. David Hall will attend Central State University homecoming events on October 21 including the alumni breakfast parade and the coronation. The weekend features a CSU versus Eastern New Mexico football game at Wantland Stadium and a homecoming dance in the University Center ballroom.
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David Hall
Central State University
Hall
CSU Alumni Association
Alumni Association
University Center
Edmond
Central State
Eastern New Mexico University
Wantland Stadium
Bank embezzlement case in El Reno ends with suspended sentence
An Oklahoma City AP report states a 22-year employee of the First National Bank of El Reno received a two year suspended sentence for embezzling 22800 dollars from the bank.
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Oklahoma City
First National Bank of
el Reno
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Cache
Faxon
Clarence Aulman
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Cache Funeral Home
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Muenster
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T. W. Overstreet
Mick W. Austin
Lawton Constitution
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Sun
Lawton Constitution and Morning Press
Sundey Lawton Publishing Co., Inc
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ANI
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Butterfield
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McKinley
Bobby Lee Lawson
Summit
Jackie Eugene Wetson
Dorchester
Linda Ruth Lewis
Cowie Road
Ricky Camdren Morgen
Cowie
Jeff Hyatt Brand
George Wilson Jr
Anodarko
Rudolf G. Strum
Juanita W. Roy
Markiseigh Frierson
Fort Sill
James H. Carlock Jr
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Norma F. Padgett
Hervey WN. Moeller
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Jefferson
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Raymond W. Hall
Washington
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Arthur Ray Webster
Chattanooga
Thomas H. Pennington
Lowton Fire Department
John McMahan
Texoma State Lodge
Susan Howell
Brenda Welch
Duke
Diana McMahan
Public Records
Ra National Bank
Lake Ellsworth
Ralph Hennessee
Tom Roberts
Charles and
East Room
Cattleman’s Cafeteria
Full Gospel Business Men’s Fellowship
Hotel Lawtonian
City Business School
Peggy JO Ormson
Sigman
Oklahoma Private School Association
Dalton Business College
Dalton
AAA Glass CO
CSU
Jack Lindstrom
Robert Ayers
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Mathes
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