Precinct Election Polling Places Listed for Waurika Water Ballot
The Oct 11 Waurika water election precinct map lists polling sites and contacts including Adams Adams School Lawton Heights Eisenhower Elementary Garfield Holy Cross Lutheran Church Pecan Grove School Vo-Tech School and multiple residences. Names: Mrs Mary E Poin dexter Mrs Juanita Czernecki Mrs James Gentry Mrs Erma Cooke Mrs Ila Gunter etc. Locations span Lawton area schools churches and centers with street addresses.
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Waurika Water
Adams
Mary E. Poindexter
Adams School
Ferris
Andrews
Juanita Czernecki
Taylor
Lawton Heights Methodist Church
Beal
James Gentry
South 8Th
Beal Heights
J. Downs
Ila Gunter
Central
Dunbar
Audrey Freeman
Monroe
Eisenhower
Norma Wiechman
Atom
Margie Douglas
Laird
17Th
Garfield
Virginia Kaspereit
Bell
Grant
Otto Kluck
Atlanta
Holy Cross Lutheran Church
38Th
Grove
Wanda Tuck
Pecan Grove
Hill
Rita Hill
Box
Lawton
Vo-Tech
Lee
Howell
Roy Jaye
Cornell
E. Jackson
Elizabeth Hamm
Lindy
Jackson School
Jefferson
Imogene
Terrorists Seize Plane Off Bombay Flight Crash Toll Reported
Police estimate the group has 20 to 30 members after hijacking a plane that left Bombay for Bangkok, gaining control 13 minutes after takeoff. The jet landed in Dacca after 3 hours 45 minutes. A separate JAL DC8 crash in Malaysia left 36 dead or missing, with three Americans injured.
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Page One
Bombay
Bangkok
Thailand
Dacca
Malaysia
Station listings and addresses for area schools and churches
A compilation of names and addresses for school stations and related buildings. It lists individuals tied to station locations such as Johnson, Kuntz, Lee, Nixon, Patterson, Pioneer, Ranch Oaks, Rogers, Roosevelt, Smith, Sullivan, Swinney, Taft, Turner, Washington, Westminster, Westwood, Whittier, Wilson, and Woodland with corresponding streets, neighborhoods, and facility names including churches and community centers. Each entry pairs a surname with a resident or contact and the associated school or venue.
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Pioneer
Madonna Snyder
Cimarron Trail
Pioneer Park School
Angus
Ranch Oaks
Coree Steele
Arbuckle
Barnett
Sullivan School
38Th
Elmhurst
Swinney
Jess Newby
Baltimore
TAFT
Aaron Smith
Baldwin
17Th
Turner
Joseph F. Hardiman
Boulevard Christian Church
55Th
Gore
Washington
Kenneth Clapp
Arlington
Washington School
Columbia
Westminster
Melvin Price
Arlington, Nazarene Church
Rear
Westwood
Edward Campbell
N. 40Th
Santa Fe
Whittier
Margie Douglas
Laird
Laird and
Oak
Wilson
Fred Simpson
Euclid
Woodland
Janell Keathley
69Th
Woodland School
Funeral for Unna E. Cooke in Lawton
Funeral services for Unna E. Cooke 85 of 1107 B will be held at 10 a.m. Friday at Central Baptist Church. Rev. Brad Allan will officiate with burial at Sunset Memorial Gardens. Cooke a retired carpenter and longtime Lawton resident died after an extended illness. Survivors include his wife four daughters three sisters and multiple grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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Unna E. Cooke
Central Baptist Church
Brad Allan
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Lawton-Ritter-Dalton Funeral Home
Mr. Cooke
Lawton
Ennis
Tex
Oklahoma
Cooke
Cordie Adkins
Nedra Evans
Ponca City
Maxine Nathanson
Dallas
E.C. Brown
Saudi Arabia
Pat Doyal
New Orleans
Correction of Rankin misidentification in Lawton article
Correction: Michael Rankin was wrongly identified as manager of Associated Securities and Research. Rankin is the manager of American Security and Research.
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Michael Rankin
Lawton Morning Press
Associated Securities and Research
Rankin
American Security and Research
Campaign progress report notes division totals and kickoff
Goal Bridges of the professional division and Don Austerlitz of the pilot division work at Memorial Hospital as employees pledge a 16.5 percent increase. The advance gift division led by Jack Carter has reached 29.6 percent of its goal or $40,936. The professional division under Cuffie Waid has 22 percent of its goal or $3,846. The next report meeting accompanies the general campaign kickoff at 7 a.m. Oct. 5 in the First Christian Church fellowship hall.
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Page One Bridges
Don Austerlitz
Austerlitz
Memorial Hospital
Jack Carter
Cuffie Waid
Fellowship Hall
First Christian Church
Corning Flood Inspires Restoration Volume
In 1972 the Corning Museum of Glass was flooded flooding described as catastrophic by officials. Four years of meticulous work followed and the outcomes are documented in the new book "The Corning Flood: Museum Under Water" detailing methods for repairing glass objects and restoring vast collections including books slides photographs prints tapes and films.
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Corning, N.Y
Corning
Museum Under Water
Corning Museum of Glass
Board narrows field to three in agency director search
Ed Hennessee says the screening committee will interview three of nine candidates, with a meeting likely early next month. A petition from agency employees seeks Kent Crook as executive director while four staff members remain on probation in a dispute over authority and internal conflicts.
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Ed Hennessee
Hennessee
Hicks
Kent Crook
Crook
Kenneth Davis
Wanda McDaniel
Lawrence McClung
Dallas Area
CSA
Davis
GPIF
Mary Dunford
Social Security
Edes
Peredes
Council man debates flood project and creek channelization
Clarence Shay defends creek restoration arguing floods worsen yearly and favors whatever it takes to relieve flooding while opponents fear loss of trees. City council approves four Terrace Hills zoning requests despite resident opposition.
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Nelizing
Clarence Shay
Woodland Place
Shay
Terrace Hills Addition
Heritage Group States Meeting at Mattie Beal Home
The Lawton Heritage Association holds its fourth annual general membership meeting at the Mattie Beal home on Summit Street at 7 30 p m Thursday. Dr Dan Woesner announces a tribute to late president Robert S Sprague and a progress report with home movies and slides. A brief business meeting follows for board elections and a social hour precedes the board gathering and new president election.
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Lawton Heritage Association
Mattie Beal
Summit
Dan Woesner
Robert S. Sprague
Brown warns on canal security if treaty rejected
Defense Secretary Brown testified before the Senate Foreign Affairs Committee that ratification offers real security for the canal and that failure to ratify could lead to a long Latin American conflict. He warned guerrilla warfare from inside Panama could require about 100000 troops to guard the canal and prevent closures from saboteurs or commandos.
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Senate Foreign Affairs Committee
Defense
Brown
United States
Latin America
Senate
Panama
Canal
U.S
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Lawton Constitution
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Sunday
Constitution Lawton Publishing Co., Inc
Okla
Fort Sill
Constitution Press
Constitution
Ansinnse
APOS
Unna Cooke
Townwest
Sheridan Mall
Sears
Council
Lith
Gore Lawton
Heritage Group States Meeting
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