Funeral Rites for Morgenson and Cahee Held in Oklahoma and Duncan
Funeral services were held for Harry L Morgenson formerly of Snyder now in Oklahoma City at 2 30 p m at Snyder Methodist church. Born April 28 1903 he died at Veterans Administration hospital Oklahoma City after a lengthy illness. Survivors include his wife a son his mother Mrs A A Morgenson Snyder and several siblings. Burial at Fairyn cemetery with Preston Leckie Funeral home in charge. Rites for Louisa O Cahee a Duncan resident who died Sept 18 were at 10 a m in Duncan with Rev Roy Harp officiating. Burial in Duncan cemetery under Boydston Funeral home direction. Born in Indiana April 11 1865 she lived in Duncan since 1901. She was hospitalized in Memorial hospital Lawton for a broken hip on Sept 14 and returned home Sept 17. Survivors include daughter Teene Allen Duncan sister Alberta A McKensie Alberta Canada and granddaughter Mary Greenroyd Duncan. Services for Fannie White who died at the home of a daughter Mrs Hazel Durham Terris will be held at 2 p m at the Ryan F Baptist church. Officiating will be Rev Leo Haney pastor of the Tecrel Baptist church. Burial in Ryan Cemetery with Boydston Funeral Home Comanche in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snyder
Harry L. Morgenson
Oklahoma City
Snyder Methodist Church
Veterans’ Administration Hospital
Suvivors
Fairkeyn Cemetery
Preston Leckie
Roy Harp
Duncan Christian Church
Duncan Cemetery
Boydston Funneral Home
Indiana
Ars. Cohee
Duncan
Memorial Hospital
Lawton
Teene Allen
Alberta
McKensie
Canada
Mary Greenroyd
Comanche
Fannie White
Hazel Durham
Terris
Ryan F. ‘Baptist ‘Church
Leo Haney
Tecrel Baptist Church
Ryan Cemetery
Boydston Funeral Home
High Court Curb Seen By Hastland at Rotary Meeting
Senator James Hastland predicts a curb on Supreme Court power and says Congress may move within years to limit federal jurisdiction. He argues the federal government lacks police power to enforce school integration, citing Little Rock and asserting state sovereignty cannot shield districts ruled by judges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atesville
Mass
James Hastland
Feneral Juriciaries
Little Rock
Ark
Eastland
United States
Poison Cyanide Spill Threat Fears End Thamesville Ontario
Thamesville residents breathed easier as 25 000 pounds of cyanide dust and pellets from a truck train crash were cleared. Workers hauled debris to a disposal ditch two miles away and planned transfer to Niagara Falls New York for processing. A 10 000 pound sodium cyanide spray neutralized remaining dangers, while 155 drums of sodium cyanide and 34 of copper cyanide were aboard the truck. No fumes were detected but skin burns and internal danger were noted from flakes and dust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thamesville
Ont
Ontario
Niagara Falls
E.1.duPont Co
Buffalo
Detroit
J. C Sluder
Wayne, Mich
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H. L. Morgenson
Louisa Cahee
Louisa O. Cahee
Mrs. Fannie White
A. L. Pollard Sporting Goods
D Avenue
Caps Auto Parts
E Avenue
Bulmern ' Auto Parts
Carl and
Eugene Capshaw
Lawton Plumbing Company
the House of Better Service
Yandell Swindell
Cornell EL
Wilson
Gulf Service Station
Cache Road
Lowton
Oklahoma
Martin
Matt) Wilson
Dia
SIL
Dinette
Spragues Furniture Mart
Canadian National Railways
du Pont
Letzo Plumbing
Yonatitulion Fe
Southhwest Ok
Rio
Press & Sun
Sun
Peo
Joe Ford Pieser As
SEARS
Duvalon
Orion
DuPont
Acrylic Liber
Orlon
Teas Eeekt
Gore Lowton
Oklahome
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