Hospital Births And Admissions Across Communities
Births recorded at 2:30 am on April 16 include a daughter for Edman at 2611 East, weighted 4 pounds 8 ounces, and a 5:44 am birth for Mr. and Mrs Jimmy Garrett at 15 Ingsbury weighing 9 pounds 1 ounce. Additional births include a 2:23 am child for Wendell Chids of 2344 Williams at 6 pounds 17 ounces, and a 10:12 pm birth on April 15 for Mr. and Mrs. Derrick of 1765 Columbia weighing 5 pounds 2 ounces. Admissions list surgeries for Karen Rhoads, Reva Reagan, Stephen Jones, and numerous medical admissions across area addresses. discharges note several patients. Births and admissions reflect local hospital activity across multiple towns and families.
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Edman
Jimmy Garrett
Ingsbury
Wendell Chids
Williams
James. Derrick
Columbia
Karen Rhoads
James Phoaas
Reva Reagan
James Reagan
Apache
Stephen Jones
Clyde Jones
Fort Sill
Cruz Ramirez
Medicine Park
Richard Douglas
Nor ‘Over
J. €. Thomas
Bington
Pip Bell
Darrell Evans
Charles Greenfield
Geronimo
Ellis McGee
Chattanooga
William K. i
A. P. Littrell
Comanche
Am Sforris
Four Lawton Students to Visit Here This Weekend
Oklahoma A&M Tech students Walter Gibson drafting Bobby Green printing George Brister and Ronald M Webb radio and television will visit here during Enaster vacation this weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Oklahoma A&m Tech
Okmuumee
Walter Gibson
Bobby Green
George Brister
Ronald M. Webb
J T McBride Retired Pastor Dies in Capital
J T McBride 82 retired Oklahoma district minister died Monday in Oklahoma City hospital. He served many small Oklahoma churches and was father to Rev. WT McBride and publisher Joe W McBride Anadarko. Born June 21 1888 in Jacksonville Arkansas he was a former member of the Methodist board of education. Survived by wife Alma a son J H McBride four daughters two sisters 21 grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Services at First Methodist Walters at 2 pm Wednesday burial Walters Cemetery Pearson Funeral Home in charge.
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Walters
J.T. iMcBride
Ieth
Tipton
Wayne
Paola
Fis
Alma
J. KH
McBride
Anadarko
G. A. Brooks
Tulsa
Ira D. Hart
Fay George
Oklahoma City
Roy Dickerson
First Methodist Church
Walters Cemetery
Pearson Funeral Home
Lance L. Hurts
Virgil Alexander
Lawton
Food Recipients Must Have Card For Distribution
County commissioner Emil Woesner says all food commodity recipients must show identification cards. State health staff will check IDs. distribution in Lawson starts at 9 am in the courthouse with hours through the week. Separate district timelines list surrounding communities and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Public Welfare Food
Emil Woesner
Eryone
Woesner
State Public Health Department
Canal District
Lawson
Beloveen
Oklahoma
Faxon
Chattanooga
Indiahoma
Aledicine Park
Cache
Fietchry
Sterling
Geronimo
Funeral Rites For Infant Mark Edward Cooley
Funeral rites mark the infant son of 1st Lt. and Mrs. Edward E. Cooley born January 31 in East Detroit Michigan. The family, stationed at Fort Sill after a Germany assignment, will hold services and burial at Trinity Lutheran Cemetery Monroe Michigan. Survived by sister Deborah and grandparents Mrs. Katharine Coley Monroe and Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Wiese East Detroit.
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Mark Edward Cooley
H Weekald
Edward E. Cooley
Tait
Cooley
Fort Sill
Germany
Cooleys
East
Detroit
Mich
Trinity l Luthéran Cemetery
Monroe
Deborah
Katherine Coley
E. F. Wiese
East Deroit
Indians To Dance For Ag Delegates
Fort Sil Indian Schools will present a program of authentic Indian dances for junior college delegates attending the national Phi Theta Kappa convention opening Thursday at Cameron College. The exhibition is set for 1 45 p m Friday in the FSIS gymnasium. Delegates will tour the Indian school campus and the U S Army Artillery and Guided Missile Center. About 300 delegates from junior colleges nationwide are expected over the three day event. Registration begins 10 a m Thursday at the Hotel Lawtonian. A formal dinner dance Friday night in Lawtonian hall with Jesse P Bogue, secretary of the National Junior College Association, Washington D C, as keynote. Delegates remain in Lawtonian through Sunday for the Easter service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Sil
Cameron College
FSIS
U. S.S. Army Artillery and Guided Missile Center
United States
Lawtonian
Jesse P. Bogue
National Junio College Association
Washington, D.C
Delegetes
Law Lon
Wichita Mountains
City Filter Plant Employee Expected To Resign Tonight
J J Coorly a 71 year old city filter plant worker of 23 years will submit his resignation to the city council tonight at the regular weekly meeting. He lives at Medicine Park and came to the area in 1917 from Clay county Tesawherry. He joined the city in 1931 and served at the plant except for four years during World War II at Fort Sill. He said he planned to loaf and will likely take odd jobs. The council will open bids on a tapping machine and water line dresser clamps and purchase carpeting for the mayor's office and reception room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Coorly
Coody
Medicine Park
Clay County
Walter
Water Department
Faxon Votes to Retain Grade School for Next Year
Faxon patrons chose to keep the elementary school open for grades 1 through 8 next year with 51 ballots in favor. The high school will be discontinued under state aid rules, sending most students to nearby Chatanooga, Geronimo, or Lawton high schools.
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Faxon
Faxon School
Frazier Pierce
Faxon High School
Chattanooga
Geronimo
Lawton
Pierce
City Girl Wins VFW District Oratorical Contest
Lawton high school senior Joan Godlove won the Veterans of Foreign Wars Sixth District oratorical contest at Anadarko and will compete in the May departmental contest in Oklahoma City. She represented Lawton Post No. 1193 and won a 325 dollar savings bond. Second place went to Jack Parman and third to Patricia Cribbs. Apache Post No. 1013 also backed Godlove with accompanying family and post members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Godlove
Lawton
Anadarko
Oklahoma City
Godlove
W. W. Godlove
Sheridar Road
Jack Parman
Marlow
Patricia Cribbs
Judge Assesses Fines Against Five In Municipal Court
Five fines were assessed and four bonds forfeited this morning in municipal court. Judge J. Merle Oaks imposed a $110 fine on May Bell Woods for allowing a dog to run at large, suspended. Ralph Hudson forfeited two $20 bonds for transporting and possession of six half pints each of whisky and vodka. Oscar Hawkins forfeited a $20 bond on a charge of assault and battery against Opal Hawkins. George Whatley was fined $150 for speeding and Champ Cox forfeited a $20 bond for reckless driving. An Altus AFB airman was transferred to military authorities for permitting an unlicensed driver to operate a vehicle. Three people were fined $20 each for public drunkenness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Merle Oaks
May Bell Woods
Jefferson
Ralph Hudson
Oscar Hawkins
Opal Hawkins
George Whatley
BE. Gore
Champ Cox
Garfield
Altus Afb
Three Speeding and License Violations Filed in County Court
County Attorney Warren Crane filed three speeding counts and one driver license violation this morning in Justice of the Peace Woodrow Giles court. Richard Diamante, 20, Fort Sill, and Ulevessee Torbert, 5, of 1071 Bell, faced speeding charges, while David Moreno, 18, of 1801 S Third, was charged with driving without a license. Noah Ashville Walters Jr., 21, Sheppard AFB, received a $15 fine plus costs for speeding at night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Crane
Justice of Peace
Woodrow Giles
Richard Diamante
Fort Sill
Ulevessee Torbert
Bell
David Moreno
S. Third
Marvin E. Cameron
Noah Ashville Walters Jr
Sheppard Afb
14 Cases Ready For Court Term
David J Aubrey assistant county attorney announced 14 cases against 18 defendants docketed for trial in a district court jury session starting May 5. The docket includes grand larceny narcotics false address felonious check burglary rape robbery with firearms and forgery among others with judges presiding over civil and criminal trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David J. Aubrey
Luther Eubanks
Willard Brown
Luther Hill
William Donald Miller
Ina Mee Miller
Ann Dean Miller
Charles L. Hammonds
Iris Fitzwater
John N. Nelson
Donald Hipp
Roger Claude Myers
Buford McGee
Marion Elhy Tierce
Alvin L. Kragig
Altus AFB Seeks Sealed Bids for Hydrant Rehab
Altus Air Force Base invites sealed bids for rehabilitation of fire hydrants under project No 34 612 57 433. Bids must be received by 2 pm on April 30 and submitted to the base procurement officer via sealed envelopes. The base information office released the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altus Air Force Base
Father of Post Medical Officer Dies in California
Maj. Gen. Joseph Maclin retired Army medical officer former chief surgeon of US Army forces in Europe dies at 63 in Santa Rosa California. Survivors include widow Margaret two sons Lt George W Martin Jr and Sgt Robert E Martin two daughters Mrs Tachiel Camp Zama Japan and Mrs Paul Smith Cleveland. Funeral services set for Arlington National Cemetery Virginia with burial to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Maclin
United States Army
Europe
Arlington National Cemetery
Martin
George W. Martin
Fort Sill
Santa Rosa
Calif
Association of Military Surgeons of the United States
American Medical Association
Margaret
Joseph J. Martin Jr
Germany
Robert E. Martin
San Antonio
O. H. Tacheil
Camp Zama
Japan
Paul Smith
Cleveland
Ohio
Lawton Board to Open Bids for Portable Classrooms
The Lawton Board of Education will open bids at 1 15 p m Wednesday for five new portable classrooms including moving a one room unit from Roosevelt to Jefferson and adding rooms at Jefferson Tait and Andrew Jackson. The agenda also covers bathroom facilities at Tait and bids for a fence around Lawton high school baseball diamond following a noon luncheon and site inspection of Tomlinson junior high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton Board of Education
Garfield
Tomlinson Junior
Roosevelt Elementary School
Jefferson
Tait
Andrew Jackson
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Wot S. 10Th
Tmedical
Gene Harrison
J. Suray
Tealph Kulbeth
Florelta Cooper
Li. M. Cooper
J. D. Powell
John Jackson
Herbert Williams
Bellival Forrest James
Glenn Davis
Soltihwestern
Charles Hopper
Apri Ta
Corneil T. Paauwe
Dennis Allen Riley
Martin Cordermann
Sand Creek
John F. Moore
Kurt Arnold
Bufford Arnold
Edith Baker
U. 8
Mack Mahsetky
Lindrith Tseedle
Jimmie Bayiddle
Richard Maynahonah
Disowsedi Ima Poolaw
16Th
Jo Ann Parker
Medical
Richard Woodard
Connie Saupitty
Star Bl
J.T. McBride
Capital
Walter Gray
Sir Ticiar
Muskogee
United Finance
United Finance & Thrift Corp
D Avenue
Lacy’s Furniture
Air Condiioner
Armilton- Bryan
City Girl Eyes
Uri
Altus Base
APCO
California
Rock Island Lines
Mid-America
Minne Street
Kansar City
Topeka
Ft. Worth
Dallas
Air Rock
Island Trains
Ft, Worth
Dallag
Houston
W. J Chaqwick
Agent Rock Ishond Lines
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