Walters School Superintendent Dies In Lawton
E B Cawood 47 longtime Walters school superintendent died in a Lawton hospital after two weeks of illness. Born October 6 1908 in Mississippi Kan he was married to Lou Ella Brandenburg for 23 years. He taught in Fargo and led Waynoka before Walters. Survived by wife twin daughters Linda and Lina 15 a sister Mattie Morford Amarita. Services Saturday at the Baptist church with burial at Nash Masonic rites conducted by Nash lodge. Funeral home Pear son in charge.
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Walters
E. B. Cawood
Walters School
Lawton
Begians
Uchrel Santer
Mississippi
Kan
Lou Ella Brandenburg
Northwest State College
Alva
Okla
University of Wyoming
Fargo
Waynoka
Cawood
Walters Masonic Lodge
Methodist Church
Grand Cross of Colors
Order of Rainbow For Girls
Oklahoma Education Association
Linda
Lina Cawood
Mattie Morford
Amarita
Baptist
George Royal
Nash
Nash Masonic Lodge
Pearson Funeral Home
A. B. Thurman
Tom Mullins
Bill Smith
Walter Hoolt
James Bradford
Morris Philpott
Paul Mershon
E. C. Joachim
Lorde English
Kemp _ Spicer
George Pigg
Vernon Friels
Harry Collins
Wayne Ernest
Neil Carter
Charlie Hall
Jake Falkner
Frank Parrish
Byron Gardner
Seven Arrests Reported By City Police After 5 P.m.
Seven persons were booked on charges from assault to destruction of private property after disturbances at 805 S Third and other locations. Roy Griggs, Alberta Griggs, and E A Dexter figure in several complaints, with Griggs charged in two assaults. Bonds were posted for several, including O Briant and White, while JoAnne Dixon faced disorderly conduct charges. Bootlegging cases led to $60 bonds for Melvin Davis and Mack King after liquor raids.
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S. Third
Roy Griggs
Alberta Griggs
E. A. Dexter
Park
Griggs
Pearl
Arléne O'Briant
Monroe
George M. White
JoAnne Dixon
Jerry L. Wright
No. 2
Arlington
Gladys
J. Merle Oaks
Melvin Davis
Mack King
R. A. Davis
Junior Hawkins
C Street
Davis
Grady Crabtree
James Blackburn
King
Frederick Youth Accidentally Shot On Frog Hunt
A 16 year old high school student Elbert Burton Orr Jr. was killed seven miles northwest of Frederick Oklahoma when his 12 gauge shotgun fired into his right ear during a frog hunting trip. Sheriff L L Kilgore said two friends Jobe Hobbs and Orr were exchanging guns at the moment of the accidental discharge.
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Frederick
Okla
Here
Elbert Burton Orr Jr
E. B. Orr
Tillman County
L. L. Kilgore
Joe D. Hobbs
Orr
Hospital Births and Admissions Across Several Families
Births announced for multiple families with details on time date weight and parent names. List includes JUNG daughter at 11:44 p.m. Sept 8 and Pitts daughter at 3:39 a.m. Sept 9, plus numerous admissions and discharges for medical and surgical cases across various addresses and towns.
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Joseph Jung
Robert Gibbs
Laurence Baker
Ash
Anita Sue Bennett
Richard Bennett
Jeff Collins
Jeff L. Collins
Kinyon
Roy Bentley
Maud
Bobby Beaty
McKinley
Walter Glazebrook
Indiahoma
Lillard W. Dickinson
Sterling
James Clifford Stout
Carl Stout
Duke
Lillie May Weaver
Clifford J. Weaver
Phil Farley
Cynthia Jane Lee
Zeb Lee
Euclid
John Burns
John R. Burns Sr
Columbia
A. E. Peace
Fletcher
D. Yancey
Elva J. Pitts
Walters
Bula Cook
Arlington
Medical
Charles Samuels
Apache
Clara Malone
Summit
H. C. Hickerson
Vernon
Tex
Levi Washington
Monroe
J. Joseph Taylor
Mountain View
Frank Peters
Faxon
James Watkins
Leonard Watkins
Surgery
Freed Airman Sues Wife For Divorce
Air Force Capt. Eugene J. Vandi, among 11 airmen released July 31 after 30 months in Chinese Red prison camps, has filed for divorce from wife Mary Eliabeth. Attorney Arthur L. Cohen did not disclose the complaint's nature. In New York state divorce grounds are adultery.
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Clayton
N.Y
Air Force
Eugene J. Vandi
U.S
Mary Eliabeth
Arthur L. Cohen
New York State
AIRLIFT DEMONSTRATION ATTENDANCE AND ROUTE DETAILS
Airlift continues from Page One with attendees asked to be seated by 8250 a.m. Saturday. Demonstration routes run north on Fort Sill Blvd to 1300 area, west to White Wolf Crossing, north to North Boundary Road, then west to Landing Strip 15. Military Police will direct traffic to the site as aircraft execute stages to position the 105mm battery. First reconnaissance runs identify the Ty position, then H-21 helicopters airlift the 105s from Fort Riley Kansas. The event, led by Capt Howard J Simpson of TA&GMS, will showcase Army aircraft capabilities.
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Fort Sill Blvd
1300
White Wolf Crossing
North Boundary Road
Tist
Fort Riley
Kaw
Howard J. Simpson
Department of Tactics and Combined Arms
Ta&gms
Meeting of land owners on Cache Creek dam plans
Land owners affected by the proposed Cache Creek dam south of Apache scheduled a gathering at the Clark Bohart community building Monday night to discuss the project and potential impacts.
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Cache Creek
Apache
Clark-Bohart
Davey Crockett Arrested in Charlotte Charge Public Drunkenness
In Charlotte North Carolina police arrested Davey Crockett yesterday on a charge of public drunkenness. The report notes the arrest occurred in the city.
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Davey Crockett
Charlotte
N. C
Lawton Man Shot. Shown As Bootlegging Suspect
In Lawton, a shooting led to a coroner’s inquest with a verdict of death from gunshot wounds. The victim, Shaw, ran a service station on Cache Road and had a bootlegging record. Arnau and Mrs. Arnau were present. witnesses say gin involvement and family shock influenced events. Survivors include his wife Dessie, daughter Sharon Kay, and his relatives. Services planned in Marlow with Smith-Calloway Funeral Home.
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Williams
Arnau
County
M. T. McCracken
Bennie Wallace
Shaw
McCracken
Marvin E. Cameron
Cache Road
Marlow
Oklo
Dessie Lou Scott
Duncan
Lawton
Andrews
Sharon Kay
L. P. Shaw
E. E. Holt
Arizona
A. E. Lawrence
Oklahoma City
L. W. Jackson
Chickasha
Ed ‘Pittman
Laxton
Buthher
Pauls Valley
W. A
H. E
Colorado Springs
Smith-Calloway
Bomber Wreckage Sighted In Pacific Ocean
Planes searching about 200 miles southwest of Okinawa sighted wreckage and debris near an oil slick from a missing U S B29 with a 13 crew. Seven unopened seat rafts, oxygen bottles, and flight lunch boxes were found.
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Naha
Okinawa
U.S
Oklahoma City Livestock Prices and Market Report
Oklahoma City market notes show cattle and calves scarce on sale with Angus breeder stock listed. hogs sold steady to strong with small lots around 17.35 and general cattle receipts light. Prices for wheat, broilers, eggs, butterfat, and watermelons listed by city and grade, with No. 1 hard wheat around 2.00 and various regional quotes for Oklahoma and surrounding areas.
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Oklahoma City
USDA
U. S
State Department of Agriculture Today
Guyman
Hooker
Vici
Blackwell
Hobart
Medford
Clinton
Reno
Enid
Frederick
Kingfisher
Yukon
Bison
Hennessey
Lawton
Broilers
Tulsa
F.o.b
Muskogee
Vinita
Laverne
Alva
Pauls Valley
Watonga
Elk City
Woodward
el Reno
Rush Springs- Marlow
Postal Receipts Highlight Stamp Sales and Mailing Costs
August receipts show $23,579.86 from postage stamps with additional items including printed stamp envelopes $226.72, stamp paper $29.10, mailing papers $424.35, meter postage $9,604.25, non meter postage $804.26, bulk mail fees $10, miscellaneous $0.25, box rent $104.37, and receipts from other government departments $53.30.
Lawton Girl Scouts Budget Sparks United Fund Clash
The Lawton Fort Sill United Fund and local Girl Scout officials clash over fair share calculations for allocations. The board reconsiders a 1815.45 grant while debates proceed on updating contributions amid other agency budget talks.
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Burton
Girl Scouts
Lawton- Fort Sill
Lawton
Board of
Area Council
Girl Scout Area Council
Justice Continues Manslaughter Case At Fort Sill
Preliminary hearing in the first degree manslaughter case against Robert Norman Nelson of Fort Sill continued to 2 p.m. after three witnesses testified before Peace Justice Marvin E. Cameron. The March 6 1954 traffic death of Zelda Mae Lindsey on U S 277 south of Lawton is the alleged incident.
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Fort Sill
Marvin E. Cameron
Sill
Robert Norman Nelson
Zelda Mae Lindsey
U. S. 277
Lawton
Nelson
John Duke
Embezzlement Case Delayed for Thomas Evans
Thomas Evans of Carnegie faced an embezzlement case stemming from an alleged auto mobile take from the Lawton Nash agency. County Attorney Redman asked for a continuance to file a second and subsequent felony charge, with a minimum 10 year penalty on conviction. Evans has prior felony convictions including two grand larceny cases tied to car theft.
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Thomas Evans
Carnegie
Manville Redman
Marvin Cameron
Evans
Lawton Nash Agency
Chickasha
Redman
Registrar speaks on Americanism at Apache school
Evans, registrar at Oklahoma College for Women in Chickasha and director of the annual Girls State, spoke on Americanism to junior and senior high students in the Apache school auditorium during a special meeting.
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Evans
Oklahoma College For Women
Chickasha
Preparation H Clinches Piles Relief Across Forms
Science finds Bio-Dyne heals piles shrinking tissue and easing pain without surgery. Doctors report piles reduced and sufferers claim relief. The preparation comes as suppository or ointment under the name Preparation H with standard drug guarantees and patent backing.
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Danny Finley
Finley
Pvt
Albert F. Edwards
George F. Gee
Gee
M & D Finance CO
E Ave
LA Sill
Cache Rd
Sheridan
Sooner Estates
E. Morris
Res
KEY Termite & Pest Control Coo
A. L. Pollard Sporting Goods
Pho
Davenue
Cassandra
Tenequer
William Bent
Dorothy Williams
Mary Clark
Shawnee
Anna Butler
Washita
Toleta Kaulaity
Lawrence Mithlo
Apache, Medical
Mitchell Kostruta
Baylor
Souatiees
America
Ongat
Pacific
Chicago
Oiss el
Ain
Ieee
Éicens
Panesen
Ovnk
D Cancer Society
Dent
United Fund
Oklahoma
American Cancer Society
United Fund Board
Lions Club Paper Drive
Sale Jewelry Company
Rae St.jos
Tae
A. B. Drug Co
Alysias
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