Apache Legion and Auxiliary Officers Attend Oklahoma State Fair
In a joint meeting tonight the Apache Legion post and local auxiliary officers for the year attended the state fair in Oklahoma City this weekend. Miss Hattie McMichael of Apache is reported recovering from major surgery in a Lawton hospital. Mrs. Florence Whaley spent the weekend in Healdton for a family reunion. The body of one-year-old Ralph Warl McCay arrives in Apache for burial after death in Kyoto, Japan. A concert by the Apache school band will open the year’s assembly program at the high school auditorium Wednesday. J. W. Lasley is recovering from heart ailment in Southwestern Hospital Lawton. Orie Kenney and Orie Remhogy improve after illness. Remy injured in February auto-truck wreck that killed his father and brother. Several residents near Apache apply for class B hauling permits. Two locally manufactured horse trailers were shipped to Denver this week. Mrs. Lester Bowen of Duncan visited her ill mother Mrs. John Bridges. James Kardokus hosted a girls’ event with games and refreshments marking the first of several gatherings by a new jig-iill club. Les Muse, injured in a recent truck accident, returned home from Anadarko hospital. EB. Price and Charles Moreni visited Paoli on business. Fred Wallup, Sedan school principal, visited Apache last Saturday.
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Ralph Warl McCay
Earl McCay
Seattle
Wash
Kyoto
Japan
W.O0
Tucker
Southwestern Hospital
Lawton
J. W. Lasley
Orie Kenney
Orie Remhogy
Apache
Will Rogers Hospital
Oklahoma City
Mr. Remy
E. H. Lindsey
W. H. Wigema
Roy W. Smith
Lynn Hicka
Roy Hiehka
G. Lan Muse
Walter Ilwell
Lawrenge McCullough
Miarvey Dudley
Apa
George Myers
Denver
Colo
Lester Bowen
Duncan
John Bridges
James Kardokus
Les Muse
Anadarko
Anadarko Hospital
EB. Price
Charles Moreni
Public Records: Marriage Licenses and Deeds Across Oklahoma
Public Records show multiple marriage licenses for James Mavity Dor othy Strong Robert Carter Misa Palle Edgar Isbell Marthoa Switzer and others in Lawton Shawnee Oklahoma City Taunton and Medina. Several warranty deeds list parcels with revenue stamps ranging from 0.55 to 9.00 across multiple additions and blocks in local townsites.
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James Robert Mavity
Dorothy Mae Strong
Lawton
Charles J. Carter
Fort Sil
Misa Helen Q. Palle
Medina
N.Y
Edgar Louis Isbell
Marthoa Switzer
Taunton
Robert Henry Clark
Oklahoma City
Colleen Moore Steete
Augusta I
Winehel F
Barber
Wiliam
Plarence V. Hounshell
North Adiition
Charles J
Margaret Pleel
George W
Emily Inez Middieton
Brooke
Boye W
Eftie Howard
Herbert
Harold W. Thoring
McClung
J. A. Callahan la Viola de
Miller
J. E
Mattie Wilson
Medicine Park
Robert C
Jamie Ruth Simmons
F. D
Suke Tldara Abeiton
Blale
Walraun
G. B
Stella Mae Hill
Emery F
Elsie Cowley
Waldman Addition
Mohawk Boys' Home Damaged Near Tulsa Reservoir Project
City officials report minor damages at the Mohawk Boys' home in Tulsa when a heavy charge of explosives was used to remove a shale from a drainage ditch at the Ya Hola reservoir construction project. Most damage occurred in broken windows.
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Tulsa
Okla
Ya °Hola Reservoir
Ageless beauty program offered by Lucy’s Beauty Shop
A promotional note outlines a demonstration titled The ageless beauty program claiming the only cosmetic accepted by the House of Science. It invites appointments and provides telephone contact 3002 for Lucille’s Beauty Shop Fred.
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House of Science
Lucille
Chattanooga Picnic Honors Class At Craterville Paris
Chattanooga special report covers the junior class picnic honoring Kenneth Ogden and guests from Chattanooga High School at Craterville Paris. Attendees include Rey Crooks Dewey Capshayy Max Smith David Wixon Katherine Payne Stella Anderson and others with numerous relatives and sponsors listed. Also notes a funeral service for Frank B. Kesger with attendees from multiple towns.
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Chattanooga
Kenneth Ogden
Chattanooga High School
Craterville
Paris
Rey Crooks
Dewey Capshayy
Max Smith
David Wixon
Katherine Payne
Stella Anderson
Jojune Horn
Pattie Crum
Margie Moore
Prune Lord
Eva Mathews
Lorene Cook
H. L. Payne
Walt Anderson
Norma Anderson
Mra
Grover McCutcheon
George Stauffer
Gliassponsor
J. C. Bligoro
Messer
Frank B. Kesger
Comanche County
Baptist Church
Roy Enterline
Frederick
J. VY. Horn
Veterans Hospital
Sulphur
Lawton News Highlights Local Socials and Travels
Vision Lawton and Mrs. Glenn Moore join Lion ladies at a Monday gathering. BAU Sunday school held a party at the Gohl home. Cummins of Lawton visited family here. Sam and Mrs. Creith return from their wedding trip to New Mexico visiting Carlabad and other sites. J W Greer returns from Laredo due to a relative’s illness.
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Vision Lawton
Glenn Moore
D. M. Humble
BAU
George Gohl
Laredo
Texas
Falaten
Peanut Growers Submit Reports in Comanche County
A minority of Comanche County peanut growers reported production 1944 to 1947 and plans are underway to provide full information for growers ahead of a referendum. ACA committee chair Aga Kitchens says about 200 of an estimated 230 growers have reported. the remainder are asked to report by Oct. 1. Peanut price support hinges on referendum outcome and meetings will be announced soon. Each producer in 1947 is eligible to vote.
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Comanche County
Dee
Aga Kitchens
ACA
Messing School Pupils Canned Pears With Community Help
Messing School will not face hunger this winter thanks to local donations. Mrs Hf R Mass supplied pears and pear honey, 14 quarts and several quarts, for canning at the school. Pupils gathered three bushels, assisted by Mrs W D Howard, Mrs FP Wickwire, Mrs Everett Clapton, Mrs L D Smith, and Mrs H R Moss, using light syrup.
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Messing School
Hf. R. Mass
Mass
W. D. Howard
FP. W. Wickwire
Everett Clapton
L. D. Smith
H.R. Moss
Local School Receives Donations and Updates From Fair
Fresh foods from patrons boost school resources while students attend Lawton bounty fair with names including Davide Wickwire Lou Rue so Jerry Don Clopton and more. The softball captain is Christine Howard with Travis Mayhugh as assistant. Enrollment stands at 29, with pupils aiding library and grounds cleaning.
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C. C. Powell
Pennsiona
Didh
Smith
Lawton
Davide Wickwire
Lou Rueso
Jerry Don Clopton
Dannie Dale Powell
Eldon Wilson
Eddie Joe Powell
Bobby Russell
Charles Wickwire
Ted Clopton
Walter Powell
Sam Turner
Herman Bunch
Travis May
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