Regional Weather Summary Oklahoma and surrounding states
Regional forecast shows fair to partly cloudy skies and cool conditions across zones. Highs range from the upper 40s to upper 60s with nightly lows in the 20s to 40s. Snow accumulations expected in Colorado mountains and scattered rain possible in North Central Texas.
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Atlantic Coast
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Most Residents Set To Switch Clocks Sunday
Washington AP reports clocks will fall back one hour at 2 am Sunday marking the end of Daylight Saving Time six months annually under the 1966 Uniform Time Act. Arizona Hawaii and parts of Indiana stay on Standard Time year round.
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Yesteryears notes from Comanche county archives
Ten years ago Carol Knowles urged residents to register for the upcoming vote. Maurice Goodman hosted Sew and So club members and their husbands at a dinner in Apache. Don Ellsworth and John Levick received Eagle Scout ranks.
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Carol Knowles
Comanche County
Maurice Goodman
Sew and So Club
Apache
Don Ellsworth
John Levick
Baby Daughter Born at Marlow Hospital to Pierce Family
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Billy Pierce in Marlow at 7:48 a.m. on October 25, weighing 8 pounds 2 ounces. The article lists numerous admitted and dismissed patients at the hospital along with their addresses, reflecting a hospital census and staff notes.
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Billy Pierce
Marlow
Dean F. Allen
Oak
Lena K. Allison
United Way Sets Final Meeting Date For Campaign
The Lawton Fort Sill United Way reports 60 percent of its $455 760 goal reached with 278 804 21 collected. Executive director J D Fountain notes the final report meeting moves from Wednesday to Thursday at 7 a m at the Salvation Army Boys Club. pledges due by then count for the cheerleader contest.
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Lawton-Fort Sill
Yeahquo Elected Vice Chairman of BIA Advisory Council
Yeahquo, of 4 Cimarron Trail, was elected vice chairman of the Bureau of Indian Affairs National Advisory Council for Exceptional Children at a Park City Utah meeting held October 14 and 15. He is education specialist and area Title I coordinator for the Anadarko Area office of the BIA.
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Cimarron Trail
Bureau of Indian Affairs
National Advisory Council For
Yeahquo
Park City
Utah
Anadarko
BIA
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