Police Report Of Thefts And Burglary Across City
A lengthy police blotter lists numerous cases including thefts from residences vehicles and businesses. Notable entries involve television and air conditioner thefts from Josephine Harris 1904 Lee confiscated items from Earl's DX Service Station 1715 Cache Road and burglaries at Lowton Hydrophonics 3108 Wolf and The Lowton Publishing Co Third and A. Also reported are vandalism break ins and a shoplifting incident at Sam's Grocery 2613 N Sheridan with an arrest of a 42 year old Lawton man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tener
Lantan Panel Department
Sorette Bitten Beache Des Srtin
Josephine Harris
Lee
Sammy Reade
Btry
Dan McLendon
Cache Road
Earl's DX
Jonn
Fort Sill Blvd
Marcusson
Columbia
Semaeiinii
Tor
Gore
W. F. Parrish
Cherry
Sam's Grocery
N. Sheridan
Lawton
Adella Siocon
Cherokee
Eisenhower High School
Don Mahaoftay
59Th
Judson Redener
Fort Sill
Fort
Sill
Bailey
Atom
Lowton Hydrophonics
Wolf
Lowton Publishing Co
Jifty
Mario Walker
Green Meatows Drive
Glendoe Block
Euclid
Lowton Animal Shelter
S. Sixth
Mid America Lumber Inc
Lucrene Ootis
S. 14Th Place
Comanche County Memorial Hospital
Hatel Dougherty
Green Meadows Drive
Eddie Cordes Inc
Midwest Showcase Warehouse
Holiday Gowl
Anthony Lemos
Don Martin
Heiywood Circle
Miller Gand Instrument Co
Pauline Harvey
Fletcher
Frank
W. Lee
Tommy Weimer
Motif Manor Boulevara
Cor
Flag Event Set Hoover Elementary Plans Bicentennial Ceremony
Hoover Elementary schedules a bicentennial flag raising at 9 a.m. Wednesday outdoors by the flag pole. Students will assemble for the ceremony with music by Tomlinson Junior band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover Elementary School
Tomlinson Junior
City Council to Decide Gasoline Probe After Hearing
A Monday public hearing left undecided whether to pursue a city or state inquiry into gasoline pricing. Oil wholesalers Carey Johnson and Paul Welch urged changes to the resolution, while residents pressed for an investigation citing potential price fixing and higher local costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skip Gibson
Carey Johnson
Paul Welch
Robert Prince
North Texas
Misdemeanor Drug Cases Cleared In Lawton Court
A guilty plea and sentencing appearance cleared two district court misdemeanor narcotics charges. Lawrence Kassananavoid pleaded guilty to possession of amphetamines DUI and no license with judgment set for Sept 29. Pahcheka faces pending drunkenness hearing. Gardner and Klopf pleaded guilty to marijuana possession with Gardner receiving one year county jail and Klopf sentence postponed before a bench warrant was issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Vernon Kassananavoid
Indiahoma
Clarence E. Pahcheka
Kassanan
Pahcheka
Gary E. Gardner
Philadelphia
Mark E. Klopf
Fort Sill
Lawton
Otto Tomps
Klopf
Gardner
Ceremony Held Here Firm Buys Hat Company
An Oklahoma Indian organization led by Mrs. Iola Hayden and Don Smith confirms the purchase of a hat company. The new management plans a payroll of 32 with about two thirds expected to be American Indian. Officials from the Bureau of Indian Affairs and Security Bank attended the signing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iola Hayden
O10
Moore
Don Smith
Crossword by Eugene Sheffer and Indian hat firm sale
The article references a crossword puzzle column and reports the purchase of an Indian owned hat business by the O10. The C10 financed 90000 of 330000 with a 50000 grant under the Indian Finance Act and 40000 of its own cash. Security Bank funds the remainder. Mrs Hayden notes it will be the O10’s first wholly owned business with 1976 straw and Vertex hats to start after hiring and training. Moore employees like plant manager Danny Smith stay on. Don Smith to consult. Vertex hats and mining tire production mention relate to the broader text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Security Bank
Hayden
Oklahoma
Mae
O10
Moore
Danny Smith
Don Smith
Comanche Tribal
Funeral notices for Hicks and Gresham with survivors listed
Funeral services are planned for Anna L Bevill Hicks 61 at Becker Funeral Home following a long illness. She is survived by two sons two daughters three sisters a brother and six grandchildren. Also listed are Vincent Marsh Gresham 67 of 34th and Texas to be buried at Walters Cemetery after services at Cache Road Baptist Church. survivors include two sons three daughters two brothers and seventeen grandchildren. A note on government employment and Kennedy's Peace Corps in 1961 closes the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna L
Bevill) Hicks
Ozman
Reynolds Army Hospital
Becker Funeral Home
Hicks
Indiahoma
Cache Area
The
Baptist Church
Lonnie Cox
Anders
Arnold Foxx Jr
Ft. Ord
Calif
Gayle Fox
Vincent Marsh Gresham
34Th
Texas
Cache Road Baptist Church
L. M. Woodson
Walters Cemetery
Lawton-Ritter-Dalton Funeral Home
Mr. Gresham
Devol
Lawton
Walters
Billy Marsh Gresham
College Station
Tex
Vernon Joe Gresham
Columbus
Ohio
Thomas Nunley
James Chambers
Alfred Wallace Jr
E. D. Gresham
D. S. Fox
Oklahoma City
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Park McClung
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Federal Energy Administration
McClung
Johnson
Welch
Tulsa
Ardmore
Wichita Falls
Anadarko
Prince
FEA
Richard Glenn
Lawtonian
Troy Ellis
N. 32Nd
Mike Kelley
Latwon
U.S. 62
Eugene Sheffer
Pacific
Charm
Bug
Network
Mother of
Goodyear
Ce Tire
ISO
Anna L. Hicks
Vincent M. Gresham
Pesident
John F. Kennedy
Peace Corps
Alliance For Progress
Pioneer Financial Services
Bc Street
Weatherfords
Bethel
Ceater
Wall’s
Longsleeve
S.M.L. Asst
Wall's
Lancer & E.W. Reynolds
Wall
M.L
X-L
King Arthur
Roy
S.M.L
RC Wall
Sara Dee
Boy’s Perm Press
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