Obituary and funeral notices for Jessie McAllister and James Whitney
Obituary notices report Jessie I. McAllister 76 of Duncan died at Reynolds Army Hospital. Rosary at Becker Memorial Chapel and funeral Mass arrangements noted. James M. Whitney 67 of Cache died in Lawton. private graveside services with Rev. Leo Cornelius planned at Cache Cemetery. Greg Earl Carman is being sent to Spokane for services after a jail death.
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Becker Memorial Chapel
Jessie I. McAllister
Duncan
Reynolds Army Hospital
Stewart Lindsey
Church of the Assumption
West Palm Beach
Fla
Becker Funeral Home
McAllister
Spanish Village
Bahama Islands
Raymond F. McAllister
Miami
Col
Herbert Holland
Boca Raton
Peter R. McAllister
Oklawaha
Maxwell
Stanley Pinder
West Palm Beach, Fla
Geronimo
James M. Whitney
Lawton
Cache
Leo Cornelius
First Baptist Church of
Huddleston
Cache Funeral
Mr. Whitney
Mountain Park
Dottie Dunegan
Indiahoma
James
Darlene Crow
NW 54Th
Bertha Cooper
Garfield
W.A. Whitney
L.O. Whitney
Flora, Ill
Bobbie Remington
Pvt
Greg Earl Carman
Fort Sill
Spokane
Wash
Lawton- Ritter-Dalton Funeral Home
Recreation Cash Okayed For City Lawton
Gov. David Boren announced $25 000 in federal funds for Lawton to build a ball field and upgrade a playground. The Oklahoma Tourism and Recreation Department included Lawton in over 100 funded projects this fiscal year. Local matching funds will be sought through federal community development programs.
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David Boren
Lawton
Oklahoma Tourism and Recreation Department
City Planning Division
19Th
Irwin
East Columbia
Patterson Center
Lawton City
City funds airport grant funds new Lawton fire station
Airport Manager Bill Cox announced about 278 671 dollars in federal airport aid will build a crash rescue fire station on the north edge of Lawton Municipal Airport near Bishop Road to serve south Lawton and aircraft users. The grant funds a five year improvement program including a crosswind runway and taxi strips.
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Irport
Bill Cox
Lawton
South Lawton
Cox
Bishop Road
Congress
U.S
Henry Bellman
Dewey Bartlett
17Th and
Lee Boulevard
Origins of Alabama Name Traced to Creek Indian Group
Alabama derives its name from a river named after the Albamas or Alibamons, a Creek Con federation tribe. The state’s name reflects early Native American language and geographic associations in the region.
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Alabama
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Robert Huntley
Laura Hutton
Cyril
Jack Jay
Fletcher
Carlton Hoahwah Jr
Lawton Glass
Gore
Tony Gonzales
Osaka Gardens
Bank Security
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