Sterling Books Stolen From Farm West Of Sterling
Mrs. Margaret Wisner bought the Tuckerman farm west of Sterling and moved the house material to Fletcher. A long abandoned library was partly taken during recent years as intruders seized books from the storage room. Local notes include visitors Katrine Stewart from Pine Bluff Ack and Sterling citizens attending the Oklahoma State Fair, plus remodelling at the Hale home after a trip to New Mexico. Highway from the county line to Rush Springs repaired and in excellent condition. Mrs. Nancy Summers hospitalized at St. Anthony's, Oklahoma City, with major surgery and blood transfusions. Visitors include Frank Schettler and Martin Schettler of Breda Jr, Henry Schettler, Harold Himes, and Betty Ford.
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Sterling
Margaret Wisner
Tuckerman
Here
Fletcher
Katrine Stewart
Pine Bluff
Ack
Ed Morse
Oklahoma City
Bert Melroe
Jim Mote
J. D. Mansel
Ernest King
C. C. Liles
Elmer Fannin
Frantk Saye
R. A. Meeke
Joss Barnett
Adents
New Mexico
John A. Hale
Rush Springs
Nancy. Summers
St. Anthony's Hospital
Frank Schettler
Martin Schettler
Breda, Jr
Henry Schettler
San Francisco
Harold Himes
Southwest School of Technology
Weatherford
Betty Ford
Cameron College
Public Records Marriage Licenses and Property Transfers
Public records note marriage licenses for James Taylor and Mary Green of Lawton. Transfers include Deceda Ernest D. and Frances White to Mylen C. and Ardath A. Martin for lots 27 and 28, block 25 Mountain View addition with revenue stamps 3.30. Leanne Wilson to Beonard L. MeCrary Jr. and Marie McCrary for lot 11, block 27 North addition with stamps 165. Emma Bard and D L Tunstall to Thomas and Elsie Cowper for lot 7, block 3 Medicine Park with stamps 5.55.
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James Taylor
Mary Green
Lawton
Ernest D
Frances White
Mylen C
Ardath A. Martin
Moutain View Addition
Leanne Wilson
Beonard L. MeCrary, Jr
Marie McCrary
North Addition
Emma B.ard
D. L. Tunstall
Thomas
Elsie M.cowper
Medicine Park
Degree Work On Masonic Docket
Five Lawton Masonic bodies report degree work and stated communications this week. Lawton Blue Lodge 182 conferred the Master Mason degree on Henry W. Harvey. DeMolay and Rainbow Girl chapters hold 7:30 p.m. meetings Wednesday. Lawton Commandery 18 Knights Templar slated 7:30 p.m. Thursday. Eastern Star meets 7:30 p.m. Friday per Mrs. Sherwood.
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Lawton Masonic
Lawton Blue Lodge
Henry W. Harvey
Rainbow Girl
Order of the Eastern Star
Mra
East Central State names class presidents
ADA Sept 40 Robert Hippe named president of the senior class at East Central State college. Joe Celania is president of the junior class, Lowell Neal of the sophomore class, and Gene Evans of the freshman class.
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Ada
Robert Hippe
East Central State College
Joe Celania
Lowell Neal
Gene Evans
Small Tax Sale Seen in Noble County
Noble county's delinquent tax sale is expected to be small, according to County Treasurer Harry Andrews. He notes that the sale on November 9 could match the 1946 low offering, signaling a notably light year for delinquent tax parcels.
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Perry
Oklo
Harry Andrews
Noble County
Army orders transfers and duty assignments for field artillery officers
A list of officers including Capt James W Phillips and Capt Henry J Schroeder with transfers from Fort Hamilton Camp Kilmer and other sites to units within First Second and Third Armies. Also noted are Maj Dwight A Cochrane and Col George B E Burritt assigned to stations Governors Island New York and other posts upon completion of foreign service tours.
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James W. Phillips
Fort Hamilton
Au. V Corps Artillery
Fort Bragg
N. C
Henry J. Schroeder
Camp Kilmer
N. J
Third Army
Atlanta
Wesley C. Burighem
CIC Center
Camp Helabird
Baltimore
Second Army
211Th Asu
Camp Holahird
Bulkimore
Joseph H. Hil
Fort Sill
Oklg
Fort, Knox
Richard F. Loughry
Olin
First Army
New York
Syracuse
Eugene F. Wolf
ASA
George BE. Burritt
Governors Island
N. Y
Dwight A. Cochrane
Third Infantry
Military detachments and retirements across posts and schools
Division units including Camp Campbell 1 Lt Thomas G Guindon and Port En Capt Waller G Mitchel detachments reassigned to 3rd ASU ROTO in Atlanta public high schools. Capt Grint W Allison from Camp Carson moves to Sacramento as Lienartillery matritas. MSgt Edward J Giguere retires from Fort Dix to Fort Jay New Jersey.
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Camp Campbell
Thomas G. Guindon
Army
Port En
Waller G. Mitchel
Second Army
Fast Nox
Winslow A. Jones
Gronké General Hospital
Fort Sam Efousten
Texas
Atlanta
Grint. W. Allison
3Éti
Camp Carson
Colo
ASU
California National Guard
Sacramento
Calif
Lienartillery Matrietas
Edward J. Giguere
Sield Artillery
St. Inf
Fort Dix
N J
Fort Jay
N. J
First commercial glue plant built in Holland in 1490
A historical note records the first commercial glue plant being constructed in Holland in 1490, marking an early milestone in industrial adhesive production.
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Holland
Margin Increases At Chicago Board Of Trade
Chicago directors voted to raise margin requirements by five cents a bushel, lifting the price of grain futures by 10 cents a bushel. The move follows a government request to set margins at 33 percent of total prices, using Sept 27 closing prices as the base. The note also mentions the Philippines having about 47 percent of its area covered by commercial forests.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Thade
Meriday
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