Lawton Entries Sweep Top Horse Honors at 1976 Fair
Lawton youths dominated the Comanche County fair horse show with grand champions across mares stallions and geldings. Patricia Craddock led by winning grand and 12 and under western pleasure with Perfect Sleep er while Shari Cox claimed reserve and grand titles in stallions and mares. Other top winners included Surfine Money Mann and Rock Dollar with Lawton riders sweeping awards across divisions through 1976.
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Lawton Horse Owners
Patricia Craddock
Perfect Sleeper
C.C
Sonny) Craddock
Robin Love
Lawton
Terry Sartain
Yukon
Shari Cox
Weldon Cox
Money Mann
Money Mann. Miss Cox Is A Member of the Lawton Future Farmers of America
Royce Crosby
Carol Morgan
Duncan
Elton Hay
Diane McCuiston
Geronimo
Tracey Smith
Kim Kerr
Carnegie
Sonny Craddock
Bruce Butsier
All Lawton
Funeral services for area residents announced
Funeral notices list William C Eller 83 of nursing home to be buried at Highland Cemetery with Ray Wright officiating. Mathilda L Valliant 66 of 4529 Atom dead on arrival, service at St Barbara s Catholic Church with burial at Post Cemetery Fort Sill. Gertrude H Sato 51 of 1633 NW 26th to be buried at Post Cemetery Fort Sill. Charles A Harrison 60 of 6107 Cherry to be buried at Highland Cemetery after service at Eternal Light Pentecostal Holiness Church.
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William C. Eller
Huddleston’s
Funeral Home
Ray Wright
Sixth
Arlington Church of Christ
Highland Cemetery
Mathilda L. Valliant
Atom
St. Barbara’s Catholic Church
Elmer Robnett
Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church
Becker Funeral Home
Post Cemetery
Fort Sill
Valliant
Okarcie
CWO 4
Raymond L. Valliant
St. Barbara's
Capt
Robert F. Valliant
Fort Hood
Tex
Marie Scholen
Montebello
Calif
Gertrude H. Sato
Sato
Czechslovakia
Haruo Sato
Furth
Germany
VFW
Maria Jaschke
Ann Lawrence
Elizabeth Kornieski
Charles A. Harrison
Cherry
Eternal Light Pentecostal Holiness Church
Dan Palesano
Chinese Reject Condolence Messages From Soviet Party
Peking rejected condolence messages from Communist parties not in relations with China after Mao Tse-tung’s death. A foreign ministry spokesman said China would not accept notes from those parties while accepting messages from Soviet Union East Germany Poland Hungary Bulgaria Czechoslovakia and Mongolia. Columbus brought cattle to the New World in 1493.
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Peking
China
Communist Party
Mao Tse-tung
Chinese Foreign Ministry
Soviet Union
East Germany
Poland
Hungary
Bulgaria
Czechoslovakia
Mongolia
Police Log Of Burglary And Theft Reports
City records list cases reported to Lawton Police covering burglaries thefts and property loss at residences businesses and vehicles. Names addresses and incidents include Ross Optical burglary thefts, Mary Noury theft of CB radio, Peters, Gibbons and Sam Kissick burglaries, and thefts from stores gas stations schools and cars with details of locations and reported items.
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Ross Optical
Mary Noury
Aote
Fort Sill Blvd
Robert A. Hatten
Tower Road
Clover Realty
Cache Road
Smokey's
S. 2Nd
Peter W. Gibbons
E. Gore Blvd
Anthony Mathews
Bell
Todd Kiementovich
50Th
Gore Riva
Diane Lynn Crook
Ave. I
Assaun
Arthur Greentee
Ora Ventreese
Jefferson
Sam T. Kissick
Washington
Ted Woodall
Arlington
Wilson School
Watter W. Allen
Dearborn
Jime
Royal
Terry Mcfamond
Sheila Richardson
Christine Dunford
Wisconsin
B. W. McMonon
Lake
Food Hike Seen in 1977 Prices Driven by Drought
Washington reports the Agriculture Department cautions drought in the farmbelt will push retail food costs higher. A forecast for the 1976 corn crop sits at 5.89 billion bushels, a record yet 5 percent below prior estimates, while meat supply growth slows, raising anticipated price increases to 4 to 5 percent for the first half of 1977 over early 1976.
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Agriculture Department
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Proclamation by English King Against Rebellion in Colonies
The English king on August 23, 1775, issued a proclamation aimed at suppressing rebellion and sedition in the American colonies, signaling intensified colonial conflict and royal authority.
Iced Coffee Origin Traced to Algeria Mazagran
National Geographic Society notes mazagran, a sweetened cold coffee drink from Algeria, as the origin of modern iced coffee. The beverage’s early form inspired later innovations in coffee service and cafe culture worldwide.
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National Geographic Society
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