The Oklahoman, Wednesday, Feb 28, 1946:
L. D. Callaway, 56, brother of Mrs John N. Berry, 1519 Miller Blvd, and former Lawton resident, died Tuesday at a local hospital after a short illness.
He was a drafting engineer, employed by Frazier-Brace Engineering Co., building the Naval Ordinance Plant at Camden, Ark. Born in Batesville, Ark, Callaway settled in Lawton in 1908 and lived there until 1937. He was a member of the Catholic Church. Arrangements will be announced by Garrison (Funeral Home).
L. D. Callaway, 56, brother of Mrs John N. Berry, 1519 Miller Blvd, and former Lawton resident, died Tuesday at a local hospital after a short illness.
He was a drafting engineer, employed by Frazier-Brace Engineering Co., building the Naval Ordinance Plant at Camden, Ark. Born in Batesville, Ark, Callaway settled in Lawton in 1908 and lived there until 1937. He was a member of the Catholic Church. Arrangements will be announced by Garrison (Funeral Home).
The Oklahoman, Wednesday, Feb 28, 1946:
L. D. Callaway, 56, brother of Mrs John N. Berry, 1519 Miller Blvd, and former Lawton resident, died Tuesday at a local hospital after a short illness.
He was a drafting engineer, employed by Frazier-Brace Engineering Co., building the Naval Ordinance Plant at Camden, Ark. Born in Batesville, Ark, Callaway settled in Lawton in 1908 and lived there until 1937. He was a member of the Catholic Church. Arrangements will be announced by Garrison (Funeral Home).
L. D. Callaway, 56, brother of Mrs John N. Berry, 1519 Miller Blvd, and former Lawton resident, died Tuesday at a local hospital after a short illness.
He was a drafting engineer, employed by Frazier-Brace Engineering Co., building the Naval Ordinance Plant at Camden, Ark. Born in Batesville, Ark, Callaway settled in Lawton in 1908 and lived there until 1937. He was a member of the Catholic Church. Arrangements will be announced by Garrison (Funeral Home).
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