Skeleton Of State Child Found In Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City police identified six year old Sissy Beaty as the skeleton found in a cedar grove after she vanished June 3 from her home. A 32 year old paroled convict James Kenneth Sullivan was held for questioning. remains found by David Thomas, aided by a marked container, with clothes nearby identified by the mother. Grandfather Bryan Beaty said the father would travel to Gary to bury what's left and expressed relief amid heartbreak.
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Sissy Beaty
Beaty
James Kenneth Sullivan
David Thomas
Cedar Grove
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Sissy
Toni Beaty
Bryan Beaty
Robert
Gary
Oklahoma Masons Confer 32nd Degree At Guthrie Rite
In three-day ceremonies at the Guthrie Scottish Rite Temple 145 Oklahoma Masons received Scottish Rite degrees including 32nd. The 295th Guthrie Consistory reunion featured over 250 Masons performing rites. New 32nd Degree members from Lawton Fort Sill include John Cristos Manesiotis Thomas Howard Stricklan William Thomas Barrett Donald Warren Cox and James Francis.
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Lawton
Southwest Oklahoma
Oklahoma
Guthrie
Fort Sill
John Cristos Manesiotis
Thomas Howard Stricklan
William Thomas Barrett
Donald Warren Cox
A. Aaa
James Francis
Complainants Filed On City Police Reports
Names and addresses appear as complainants on police reports. William Harris of 311% H reported theft from F Lumber Company, Gil Rovie of 206 Lawton theft of stereo equipment and a 22 caliber rifle, Ernest Williams of 340 Williams reported theft of furniture, plus a claim involving gasoline and a paper and tally at an Oak location.
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William Harris
F Lumber Company
Gil Rovie
Lawton
Resi- Ernest NW
Williams
I. Aa
Lee
Oak
Hunting Fishing Day Event Slated Saturday
National Hunting and Fishing Day 1975 will be observed Saturday at the Quanah Parker Visitor Center in the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge. The Great Plains Field and Stream Association sponsors a children's fishing contest with trophies and 7:30 a.m. registration at the center. Saturday also marks the center's first anniversary, having hosted over 37 650 visitors in the past year. Regular fall and winter hours are 9 30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays.
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Quanah Parker
Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge
Great Plains Field and Stream Association
Quanah Parker Visitor Center
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