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Newspaper

Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1973

Page

11

City Hospital News Items Memorial and Births

A long list of patients admitted for medical and surgical care at City Hospital includes names and addresses such as William Berden 1705 Ferris and John Burns 17M Cherry. Birth announced of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. James Watkins Anadarko at 12:41 a.m. Sept. 22, weight 6 pounds 13 ounces.

Wiliam Berden Ferris Don L. Burk Lawton John R. Burns Cherry Thomas Cargile Elm Dennis K. Harper Billy Hutchinson Sterling John R. Wheeler Oklahoma Kristal Rue Kingsbury Betty Teague Phillip R. Williams Henry D. Rhodes Ty- Shane Fullerton Marlow Odessa Smith Duncan Sur James Watkins Anadarko Esther Wermy Ave. J Ruby Larney Holdenville Betty Chambers Wewoka Gerald Collins

Fire, Burglary Case Probed At Villa Laundry

Police and fire investigators probe a Saturday burglary and fire at Villa Laundry 2804 J. Two boys about 10 were seen leaving the rear hallway as flames touched clothing owned by Gary Wall 2609 4 D. A cigaret vending machine was broken into and walls scorched. Fire Marshal Ray Catlin ruled the clothing destroyed but saw no link to arsonist fires in Lawton. A witness said the youths fled toward a nearby trailer park.

Villa Laundry Gary Wall Ray Catlin Lawton

More Volunteers Sought For City Recycling Center

Volunteers are needed to keep operating the Glass and Aluminum Recycling Center sponsored by Environmental Improvement Organization. It runs the second Saturday of each month at Gibsons parking lot and has grown since 1971, needing more workers and additional trucks as about 10 tons of glass and 1 ton of aluminum are collected monthly.

The Environmental Improvement Organization Gibson's Knights of Columbus

Yearbooks On Sale For Lawton High School

Lawton High School offers yearbooks for $6. Orders are placed with Pat Sparlin the yearbook sponsor. The sale calls for students to secure copies this year.

Lawton High School Pat Sparlin Lawton High

Funeral Rites Set for Francis B How ard in Fletcher

Funeral services for Francis B Pash Howard 61 will be at 2 30 p m Tuesday at First Baptist Fletcher with Morris Shepherd from Chickasha officiating Burial will be in Fletcher Cemetery under Robbins Funeral Home direction Howard died early Sunday after a lengthy illness He was born December 31 1911 raised in Fletcher a paint contractor and ran a feed grinding service for 18 years He married Clara Cobb February 1 1936 in Walters Survivors include wife son Larry Cyril mother Mrs Alice Strickler four sisters and three brothers plus a grandson. Private graveside rites for Alfred P Hankins Jr 51 of 622 H will be held Wednesday under Lawton Ritter Dalton Funeral Home direction. Hawkins found dead at home Saturday born July 9 1922 lifelong Lawton resident Survivors include two brothers three sisters and a few relatives Contributions may be made to the Oklahoma Heart Association.

Fletcher Francis B Pash) Howard First Baptist Church of Morris Shepherd Chickasha Fletcher Cemetery Robbins Funeral Home Howard Clara Nig) Cobb Walters Larry Cyril Alice Strickler Leona Cable Myrtle Lowe Euclid Doris Garoutte Dumas Tex Vera Moore Bell Leroy Howard Paul Dee Howard Haskell Strickler Alfred P. Hankins Jr Lawton-Ritter-Dalton Funeral Home Hawkins Lawton Bill San Diego Calif Wayne Altus Air Force Base Dorris Costarella Lancaster Betty Baker Arrowhead Drive Evelyn Schneider Oklahoma Heart Association

Mrs Bernice Wallace 57 Dies After Illness

Bernice Wallace of 103 N Dunlop died about 6 30 a m following a lengthy illness Funeral at Jefferson Funeral Home in pending status She was born March 10 1916 in Lawton and married Thomas L Wallace January 8 1936 She belonged to Bethlehem Baptist Church and its usher board and the Deilmonetis Social Club Survivors include her husband three daughters Grace Delaney Ford Ord Calif Claudette Peck Loretta Wallace two sons Charles 101 Bell Drive Kenneth Houston Tex and 14 grandchildren

Bernice Wallace N. Dunlop Jefferson Funeral Home Wallace Lawton Thomas L. Wallace Bethlehem Baptist Church Deilmonetis Social Club

Editorial Comments Range Far Wide From Oklahoma Papers

State editorials reach across topics from emission controls and safety to free enterprise price regulation and government spending. Notable views include opposition to federal emission standards, praise for competition, and calls to fund health and education via swift congressional action.

Stocks Rise in Heavy Trading as Rates Slip

New York markets advanced on light and heavy volume as investors cited hints of lower short term rates. The Dow Jones industrial average gained 2.64 to 930.54 at noon, with the NYSE composite up 0.15 at 103.26 and notable gains in American Motors and Ford while IBM led losses. Oklahoma cattle and hogs also moved, with cow slaughter prices down and hogs mostly lower in early trading.

New York New York Stock Exchange American Stock Exchange McCulloch Oil

Five Earn Spots On Honor Roll At OS Tech Okmulgee

Five Lawton area students earned honor roll certificates at Oklahoma State Tech in Okmulgee. Tae Seong Bae and Clifton Houchin were named to the director's honor roll for averages from 3.5 to 4.0. Alfred Stumblingbear, Jerry Niece, and Cletus Key made registrar's honor roll with averages from 3.0 to 3.49.

Lawton Area Oklahoma State Tech Okmulgee Tae Seong Bae Cedarwood Drive Clifton Houchin Altus Alfred Stumblingbear Jerry Niece Fort Cobb Cletus

Two Charged With Burglary In Vending Machine Break-in

Fort Silmen residents Calvin Winchell aged 20 and Bryan Wilkins aged 19 were charged in district court with second degree burglary after a break in at a Curt's Oil Co station vending machine at 11th and C. Lawton police arrested them at the scene.

Fort Silmen Calvin Winchell Bryan Wilkins Curt’s Oil Co 11Th C. Lawton

Public records show numerous vandalism and theft reports in Lawton

Lawton Police recorded vandalism and theft complaints from residents and businesses including Art Maple, Levine's, Payless Shoe Store, Sam's Grocery and Connie Mayberry. Numerous burglaries and purse, wallet, and bicycle thefts were logged along with two traffic injuries on Sunday, one fatality near 16th and Cache Road.

Art Maple Cache Road Cort Gattt N. 26Th Michael Walt Robert Cuice Dearborn Levine’s Lee Bivd Green Herris Recity Fort Sut Bivd S. J Texas Leonard Lake Sam's Grocery N. Sneridon Road Payless Fort Sill Blvd Denny Osborne N. 10Th James Montgomery Wilham Arndt Erwin Traiier Nelson Morris Duncen Cogie’s Grocery C. L. Wilson Lee Bird Delois Campbell Pennsylvania Dennis Evens Fort Sill von Golis Cor Connie Mayberry

Fire reports from Lowton Fire Department incidents

Times and locations of calls parsed from Lowton Fire Department logs include a shed fire at 4475 Lee Bird and a house fire at 1531 New York along with reports of thefts vandalism and a gas line washdown at 18h and Cache Road. Additional entries note a minor burglary and a smoke investigation at 201 N Third.

Clerms Lowton Fire Department Wayne Wohnee Lee Bird Berbera Burrell Lincoln New York Cache Road Delores Guest Pennsylvenia Gore Blvd Oliver Jones Washington

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City Hospital James L. Beavers Kinyon Helen M. Brisbane Deborah F. Bryant Eugene G. Cathey S. Sixth Medical Nettie Cochran Summit Helen Easterling Elmhurst Lane Graumann Bernhardt Pauline Greenway Grensted Lane Chenita J. High Arlington Lawren K. Jennings Lee Jessie L. Lovelady N. 47Th Iffy McIntosh Theola M. Niches Katherine Owens Morn George K. Stout Duke Emil Thomas Earlene Williams Woodland Drive Roy D. Morris Clara Dimon Columbia Winifred L. Ozier Frederick Lilian E. Worley Tatums Carlton W. Fuqua N. 19Th James G. VanDervort Ruth M. Roberson Birch Dollie Zimmerman Coachman Place H. Babbitt Lonnie Dutton Rush Springs Michael Vasil Dorothy J. Brinkley Taylor Lora F. Curry Sur- Jewel F. Grooms Hattie F. Stacy Law- Marilyn Walinski David J. Hayes Elgin, Medical Lora Belle Cole Malvin Lewis Linda S. McCarley Mayme C. Williams Atlanta Paul K. Avant Loveland Eea Seneconse Ann Shurtz Cathy Lawson Kathy Hargrove E. Medical Dariene Bull Jefferson Lois Niederjohn Lawes Medical Zuma Yates P.H.S. Indian Apache Velma Akoneto Mary Butler Star Route Wanda Johnson Cement Gayle Witt Andrew Amos Wynnewood Patricia Gehringer Norman Vincent Arnold Salina Alexander Konowa Tewanna Gouge Catherine Tartsah Jennie Alberson Fred Jones Pizza Village Osgood T’ll Beetle Falon Chuck Michigan Bad Axe Smicksburg U.G.L.A City Recycling Center Francis Howard Alfred Hankins Give Heart Fund Associated Press Novata Daily Star Sen Henry Bellman R-Okla Congress Nader DAILY Oklahoman Free Enterprise and U.S Pawhuska Daily Journal-Capital Ed Edmondson Henry Bellman White House Nixon Tulsa Tulsa Tribune House Senate University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center HEW Oklahoma City State Department of Agriculture Medford Afton Clinton Hobart Weatherford Keyes Liberal Perryton Manchester el Reno Geary Muskogee Okeene Temple Watonga Yukon Gulf Aston Manugi MILO Mangum Pauls Valley Houston Oil Colt International American Motors Fannie Mae Fuqua Industries Public Records Guy Meeker Pollard Edward Nedi Phillips Aubrey Chevrolet Sheridan Road Pickens Deerborn LeRoe Looper Lloyd Highsmith Don Wickens Ronny Byer S. Sheridan Reed Lorane Nicholl Oak Lowton Gore Bouseverd Broderick Brister Gery Brister Reynolds Army Kirks 16Th Jerry Lee Hunter Memorial Hospital Lanny Woollace
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