Hospital News Items Admitted and Births in Southwestern Area
Admitted patients include Rudolph Couts Cumanchs and many others with medical or surgical conditions. Births reported for Robert Pierce, Robert Samrran, and Marion Doyeww’s daughter born April 3. Dismissals list multiple patients from Apache and nearby towns. Medical and surgical entries cover several streets and hospitals, with locations in Apache Oklahoma and surrounding communities.
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Rudolph Couts
Rubin Phillips
Medicine Park
Abs
Donald Warner
Ferris
Dinetta Bowen
Samuel Bowen
Brenda Baker
John Baker
Washington
James Smith
Kinyon
Surgtay
Henry Holman
Michael Mayes
Emond
Snow Road
Joe Gilbert Cuthe
Cleamon Stone
Apache
Arlington
Robert Pierce
Kingsbury
Deborah Holloway
Raymond
Holloway
E. Columbia
Southwestern
Siam
Robert Samrran
Lincoln
James Vail
Medcal
Mars
O. C. Karkpatrick
Coereli
Medical
Wilbur McCutcheon
Odessa
John R. Owens
Walters
Stanford Saupitty
Star RL
Katie Ward
Bedrock
Virgil Tahchawwickah
Indiahome
George Abbott
Duncan
Anna Domebo
New York
Suzan Hunter
Oklahoma City
Margaret Kliencole
Anadarko
Spencer Tsalote
Carnegie
Marion Doyeww
Senate OKs State Office Building Financing
The Oklahoma Senate approved a 20 million dollar bond issue to finance a new state office building and Capitol repairs with a constitutional amendment proposal. If the House passes, the measure would go to voters at the next general election.
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Oklahoma City
Senate
Justice Department
House
Cameron Collegian Staff Prepares for OJCP Parleys
Cameron Collegian staffers will attend the Oklahoma Junior College Press association spring convention April 26-27 at Northwestern State college in Alva. The two day event features awards for top editorials news sports and culture while Cameron competes in multiple divisions.
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Cameron Collegian
Oklahoma Junior College Press Association
Northwestern State College
Alva
W. J. Becker
Aggie
Cameron
The
Collegian
Mike Keeran
Julia Fullerton
Kathy Wright
Rm Ler
Beverly Beauchamp
James Bradford
Fred Teague
Valerie Churillo
Kenneth Anderson
Charles Couchman
Leo
Donna Hale
Eneth Janice Herring
James Hill
Glenda Hood
Jerry Keltner
Grant Kinzer
Carleen Hirring
Alonzo Richardson
Kathy Simpson
Mary Simpson
Wynenna Sloan
David Warner
Loretta Williams
Fred Yeahque
Elion Yellowfish
Snack Bar Opens West of Town in Indiahoma
Speaks Snack Bar, located west of town, is now open. Mrs. C. Speaks and Miss Rama Jean Stoll, operators, have announced.
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Speaks
C. 8. Speaks
Rama Jean Stoll
Fort Sill students to visit Central State Hospital
About 30 Fort Sill Indian School students will take a field trip to Central State hospital in Norman on Thursday. Walter F. Gray, superintendent, announced today. They will be accompanied by Mrs. Reeves F. Nahwooksy and Ernest J. Oldshield.
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Fort Sill
Central State Hospital
Norman
Walter F. Gray
Reeves F. Nahwooksy
Ernest J. Oldshield
Film on Oklahoma Portrait of Progress Shown by Business Women
At the April meeting of the Lawton chapter of the American Business Women’s Association the film Oklahoma, A Portrait of Progress, was shown. Floyd Zook presented the film as guests including Mrs. Clente Bevit or i, Mrs. William Christian, and Mrs. Floyd Zoox attended. Kathleen Haley, Cameron College instructor, provided piano entertainment while Mrs. Elton Wilkerson presided.
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Oklahoma
Lawton
American Business Women's Association
Lawtonian
Floyd Zook
Clente’ Bevitori
William Christian
Floyd Zoox
Kathleen Haley
Cameron College
Elton Wilkerson
Parsonage Gets Kook in Diablohma
Special report notes new rooling being placed on the parsonage of the Methodist church here by Ray Powell and Edwin Geiger.
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Diahoma
Methodist Church
Ray Powell
Edwin Geiger
Church Gets Brick in Indiahoma
Brick walls are being added to the Mennonite church here with completion of the basement phase. Work progresses on the new structure, signaling a sizable expansion for the congregation.
Cameron Players Preview The Madwoman of Chaillot
Cameron College Players near final rehearsals for The Madwoman of Chaillot directed by Miss Benne Daniel. The April 16 Cameron auditorium show and the April 12 to 20 Phi Theta Kappa convention engagement at Cameron junior college campus feature Glenda Hood as Countess Aurelia with Joyce Bess, Glenda Nowlin, Marilyn Salyer in key roles. Tickets available from cast or at the box office.
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Ferhearsals
Cameron College Players
Chaillot
Benne Daniel
Jean Giroudoux
Cameron Auditorium
Glenda Hood
Countess Aurelia
Joyce Bess
Madame Constance
Glenda Nowlin
Mademoiselle Gabrielle
Marilyn Salyer
Madame Josephine
Charles Carter
Eddie Harp
Irma
Beverly Beauchamp
Joe Bowman
Gale Christy
Kenneth Denton
Mike Sly
Janice Tandy
Charlotte Dillard
Charles Cremer
Joe Lansden
Jerry Carpenter
Jerome Walton
Charles Hartman
Bobby Dixon
Bobbie Stanford
Gary Williams
Sam Smith
Cameron Players
Postal Receipts Rise in Lawton for Quarter
Lawton postal receipts for the past three months show a 1.7 percent rise from the same period last year, totaling 103033.96 dollars. In the last month income declined by 2469.11 dollars, with a 30 day period ending April 5 bringing in 35654.16 dollars. Stamp sales led with 22591.01, meter sales 9404.79, box rent 1769.61, second class postage 485.65, and bulk mailing 1024.10.
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Lawton
Murray Gilbert
Gilbert
Home Demonstration Agent To Judge Revue Contests
Mrs. Clara Kelley Comanche county home demonstration agent will judge contests the rest of the week. On Wednesday she will judge the Jackson county HD dress revue at Altus. On Thursday she will judge the Cotton county 4-H dress revue and speech contest at Walters. On Friday she will judge the Stephens county HD dress revue at Duncan.
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Clara Kelley
Comanche County
Jackson County
Altus
Walters
Duncan
Final Lawton education panel to be televised
The sixth and final Lawton public education panel will air on local TV from 5 30 to 5 45 p m on Wednesday. Sponsored by the Lawton Citizens' Council on Education, the panel features moderator Dr C L Parsons with Lemuel Harkey F B Fuzz Barnes R G Gemmell and Joan Elkirs as participants.
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Lawton
Funeral Rites for Joe W. Cox Held in Becker Chapel
Funeral services for Joe W. Cox, former Lawton resident, will be held at 2 pm Wednesday in Becker Memorial chapel. Rev. Henry Wall of Calvary Baptist will officiate. Burial follows in Sunset Memorial Gardens. Cox moved to Choctaw last September to farm after coming to Lawton in 1943 from Cache and earlier living in Rush Springs.
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Pan
Becker Memorial Chapel
Joe W. Cox
Lawton
Oklahoma City
Henry Wall
Calvary Baptist Church
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Cox
Choctaw
Cache
Rush Springs
Aggie Variety Show Planned
May 3 marks the first annual Cameron Classics student variety show directed by Jerry Brammer freshman class sponsors two performances at 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. in the Cameron college auditorium with planning committee Kathy Wright Carolyn Viugin Janice Herring Tommy Burroughs Marvin Inman Janice Parker Glenda Nowlin Mary lin Salyer. Tickets 55 cents morning 50 cents student 75 cents adult evening.
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Cameron Classics
Jerry Brammer
Aggie
Cameron ‘College
Kathy Wright
Carolyn Viugin
Janice Herring
Tommy Burroughs
Marvin Inman
Janice Parker
Glenda Nowlin
Marylin Salyer
Gas Retailers Seek FTC Probe Into Oil Firm Discrimination
Oklahoma Gasoline Retailers Association officials asked the Federal Trade Commission to investigate alleged price discrimination by major oil companies supplying retail stations. The missive cites favored dealer rents and uneven pricing between a Tulsa pair of stations and between Oklahoma City outlets, contending margins are driven down and stations face economic peril. The group pledged support for any FTC inquiry.
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Tulsa
Oklahoma Gasoline Retailers Association, Inc
Federal Trade Commission
Commission
Washington
F. 5. Fleming
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
FTC
Lawton FFA Team Eyes State Meet at OKL ALM College
Lawton high school Future Farmer of America livestock judging team holds after school workouts this week ahead of the state PIPA convention on April 26 at Oklahoma ALM college. The squad, coming off first place at Aggie Field Day, includes Bill Abbott BY Caldwell Glen Smith Joe Ishmael with Rennie Snyder as alternate and Marvin Brecker as vocational agriculture instructor.
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Lawton High School
Future Farmer of America
Oklahoma Alm College
Bill Abbott
BY Caldwell
Glen Smith
Joe Ishmael
Rennie Snyder
Marvin Brecker
Aggie ROTC Checks Begin at Cameron College
Two officers from Fort Sam Houston allied with the Cameron college ROTC unit reviewed the campus cadets. Lt Col Raymond W Darrah and Maj Robert C Laving observed the 1 30 p m parade on the grounds. Cadet leaders included Charles R Lewis battalion commander and Chadwick C Payne B company commander.
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Fourth Army
Fort Sam Houston
Tex
Cameron College
Reserve Officer's Training Corps
Raymond W. Darrah
Robert C. Laving
Military Science Building
Sam J. Bradley
Cameron Rotc
Jeptha W. Dalston
Kenneth F. Dent
Harry D. Rodgers
Charles R. Lewis
Charles RB. Llorence
Kenneth T. Anderson
James S Powers
Chadwick C. Payne
New Mexico Voters Go To Polls For Conress Seat
Santa Fe New Mexico voters cast ballots to choose between Democrat Joseph Montoya and Republican Tom Bolack for the late Rep Antonio Fernandez at large seat. About 70 000 were expected to vote amid fair weather forecasts. Fernandez died the day after a stroke following last November election when over 260 000 voted.
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Santa FE
N. M
New Mexico
Joseph Montoya
Tom Bolack
Antonio Fernandez
Fernandes
Marshals Open School At El Reno Federal Reformatory
U S Marshals and deputies from 13 districts opened a school at the El Reno federal reformatory. It is the nation s second such program to train officers. George Walters Lawton high school band director attended the University of Houston fine arts festival in Houston with concerts by the university band and related ensembles.
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U.S
el Reno
Federal Reformatory
George Walters
Lawton High School
Houston
Tex
University of Houston
University
Jam Matthews
LHS
Fateful Warning About Suez Prophecy Promised Free Book
An LA figure known as The Voice of Two Worlds offers free a 64 page booklet from 1951 claiming foretold world crisis at Suez. It promises 1957 dangers and opportunities, citing Tibet secrets and mental powers, urging quick requests to Institute of Mentalphysics, Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Voice of Two Worlds
Suez Canal
Institute of Mentalphysics
South Hobart Blvd
Dept
Los Angels 4
Calif
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