Central Airlines Schedules Revised This Week
Central Airlines announced daylight saving time driven schedule changes effective today. Flight 90 will start Lawton 7 10 a m, reach Oklahoma City 7 43 a m then continue to Enid Liberal Kan Guyman Colorado Springs and Denver. Flight 2 from Dallas Fort Worth Duncan now arrives Lawton 10 22 a m departs 10 24 p m for Oklahoma City Enid Ponca City Wichita Kan. Flight 21 serves Tulsa Stillwater Oklahoma City Lawton 1 21 p m to 1 24 p m with Duncan Dallas Fort Worth as destinations. Flight 3 from Wichita Kaw Ponca City Enid Oklahoma City arrives Lawton 6 55 p m departs 7 p m for Duncan Dallas Fort Worth. Flight 4 leaves Fort Worth 5 29 p m ends in Lawton 7 40 p m with Dallas and Duncan as intermediate stops.
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Central Airlines
Arnold Winham
Winham
Central
United States
Lawton
Oklahoma City
Enid
Liberal
Kans
Guyman
Colorado Springs
Colo
Denver
Dallas, Fort, Worth
Duncan
Ponca City
Wichita
Kan
Tulsa
Stillwater
Dallas
Fort Worth
Kaw
Temple sergeant sent to Japan area
Special report notes T Sgt Leon Hooper transferred from North Carolina to a base near Tokyo, reporting May 12 to Travis AFB for transport to the new assignment. He spends leave with his mother Lula Hooper and relatives.
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Temple
Japan Temple
Leon Hooper
North Carolina
Japan
Hooper
Travis Afb
Calif
Tokyo
Lula
Hospital Births and Admissions Noted in Local Center
Births list includes a daughter to Herbert and wife in Fort Sill born at 5 10 p.m. April 96 and a son to Rust at 3 75 a.m. April 27. multiple admissions and discharges across families, with mentions of medical and surgical cases at various addresses. Names include Ballou Sullivan Nease Wallace Wolfe and many others followed by ages and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Holland
Fort Sill
Rust
Cornell
Harald L. Ballou
Taylor
Andrew N. Sullivan
Lea W. Nease
Dearborn
David Wallace
Alfred C. Wallace
Williams
David A. Wolfe
Allen R. Wolfe
Chatta- Nooba
Sumbery
Howard E. Grace
Valiery Jones
Lena Jones
Arlington
Bobby J. Drew
Charles Drew
Roger C. Myers
Jack W. Smith
Llewin
Cameron Senate Filings Open Tuesday for 1957 58 Term
Filing period for Cameron college student senate offices opens Tuesday and closes at 12 noon May 8. Grant Kinzer of Grandfield, retiring president, announced the campus election is set for May 13. Petitions must be filed in Gordon L. Paine’s office, dean of administration and registrar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron College
Tuesay
Grant Kinzer
Grandfield
Gordon L. Paine
Three Area Men Enlist In Navy Through Local Recruiting
Three area men signed up for service last week at the local recruiting station. Herbert Roy Cooper of Frederick and Charles Malone Chemah of Walters enlisted for four years in the Syoner company and will begin basic training at Great Lakes. Charles Robert Nance of Fletcher reenlisted for six years and will report to San Diego.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
E. A. Briggs
Syoner Company
Great Lakes Naval Training Center
Herbert Roy Cooper
Rita J. Plaster
Frederick
Charles Malone Chemah
Fred H. Chemah
Walters
Charles Robert Nance
Fletcher
San Diego
Calif
Teachers Attend Council Meeting in Weatherford
Mrs. Carl T. Johnson of Gore and Miss Alda Grist of Frederick, elementary teachers, returned Friday from Weatherford after attending a state council on teacher education at Southwestern State college. Delegates, appointed by Classroom Teachers association, discuss policy formation for teachers in the state. Johnson served on the nominating committee for the 1957-58 officers. elected were Dr. Harold Massey as president, Mrs. Nina Oliver Brumfield as vice president, and Miss Ruth Green as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl T. Johnson
Gore
Woodrow Wilson
Alda Grist
Frederick
Weatherford
State Council On Teacher Education
Southwestern State College
Classroom ‘Teachers Association
Johnson
Geist
State Commission On Teacher Education
Harold Massey
Goodwell
Nina Oliver Brum-fcld
Ardmore
Fire Stressed By Cub Scouts
Cub Scout Pack 72 highlighted the word Fire during a Garfield school meeting with dens 1 2 and 5 presenting skits on the theme An upcoming meeting at Pecan Springs is set for May 17 Awards included Registration cards for Duane Wallis Danny Parker Larry Manes and Mike Bailey Bobcat Pins awarded to Duane Wallis Larry Manes Danny Parker Mike Bailey John LaMontia Two year pins went to Billy Strieldand Denner badge to Wayne Meeks Jr Bobby Kaspereit Assistant denner badges earned by Bill Stark Charles Dickens Stanley Lewis Leonard Thomas Joe Gerth Richard Roberts Edward Smith Wolf Arrow Points gold and silver awardees Bobby Kaspereit George Hubbard Wolf Arrow Points silver recipients Steve Harris Richard Roberts Lion arrow points gold and two silver awarded to Bobby Booth Den chief shoulder cord presented to Richard Meely
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cub Scout
Garfield School
Dens
Pecan Springs
Duane Wallis
Larry Manes
Danny Parker
Mike Bailey
John LaMontia
Billy Strieldand
Denner
Wayne Meeks Jr
Bobby Kaspereit
Bill Stark
Charles Dickens
Stanley Lewis
Leonard Thomas
Joe Gerth
Richard Roberts
Edward Smith
George Hubbard
Steve Harris
Bobby Booth
Richard Meely
Choir Readied for OBU Festival at Shawnee
The junior choir from First Baptist Church Lawton under Kenneth Myers rehearses for Oklahoma Baptist University’s third annual statewide Baptist junior choir festival on May 4. About 1500 choristers aged 9 to 12 are expected, with a parade of choirs and two massed rehearsals plus a public concert. Guest director will be Mrs. Frank Baker from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Lawton
Kenneth Myers
Oklahoma Baptist University
Shawnee
Myers
Country
Bison Glee Club
Gene Bartlett
Baptist General Convention of Oklahoma
Frank Baker
Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary
Fort Worth
Altus Air Force Base Seeks Obstruction Light Bids
The Base Procurement Officer at Altus AFB Oklahoma will accept sealed bids under Invitation for Bids No 34 612 5745 until 2:60 PM CST May 1957. Project covers installation of obstruction lights on rhombic towers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altus
Altus Air Force Base
Ohio
Oklahoma
Cotton County Home Demonstration Clubs Meet in Temple
Special report from Temple notes a federation meeting of Cotton county home demonstration clubs at Temple City Hall on Thursday May 10. County agent Betty Dahms invites members to bring summer camp ideas for Quartz Mountain July 18 29 and to discuss the farm and home conference county fair and education exhibit. A luncheon will feature meat, salad, vegetables and desserts as hosts Ever Ready and Friendship clubs handle service and cleanup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple
Cotton County
Betty Dahms
Belew Receives Incentive Award at Fort Sill
Mrs Blanche E Belew GS 3 clerk at Fort Sill in the adjutant general's office received a SLOC check and a certificate from Incentive Awards committee for sustained superior performance covering May 5 1955 to Jan 31 1956. Announcement noted committee information from her supervisor and others. Col Clyde L Jones chaired the awards committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche E. Belew
Incentive Awards Committee
Fort Sill
Fifty Years of Fashion Fashion Show at Oklahoma clubs
Home Improvement, Homesteaders and Hulen Peppers clubs present a 1 pm program to celebrate Oklahoma’s 50th year. Members will model garments they made this year or saved from past years for a commemorative display. no judging, emphasis on remembrance.
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Oklahoma
Funeral Rites Held for Charles B Fralick at Ritter Funeral Home
Services were held at 10:30 am Saturday at Ritter Funeral home for Charles B. Fralick 89 of 1802 N 13th. Burial in Highland cemetery. Rev James Muse Petrolia Texas officiated. Fralick a retired restaurant operator died Thursday in a local rest home where he had lived since 1902. Bearers included C A Franklin Ludwig Mieling Milo Scott Robert L Morris Eugene Heinz and George Hutchins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ritter Funeral Home
Charles B
Harry) Fralick
Highland Cemetery
Fralick
Rev
James Muse
Petrolia
Tex
C. ¥. A. Franklin
Ludwig Mieling
Milo Scott
Robert L. Morris
Eugene Heinz
George Hutchins
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William L. Cannon
Navy Reserve
Teleman
Gulf of Mexico
Cannon
Lee
Norma J. Spencer
Lindy
AIG
Ambrose
Altus AV
Chester
Donald L. Chester
Leonard Chester
Manitou
33Th Infantry
Pohakuloa
Havyan
Fort Bliss
Stillwell
Pensacola Station
Robert L. Stillwell Jr
Robert L. Stillwell
Kinyon
Corryfield Auxiliary Air Station
Pensacola
Fla
University of Oklahoma
Diane Butler
Now- Tan
Mediterranean
Jerry L. Bridges
Edna Bridges
Bridges
Waldron
Randleit
Brunswick
Maine
Ralph A. Postelwait
Austin R. Postelwait
Randlett
Patrol Squadron Eleven
Naval Air Station
Roosevelt Roads
Puerto Rico
Sea
Oklahoma A&m
Mot Mills
Snyder
Gene Harrison
J. Sures
Lillian Rogers
Cache, Sur- Bevy
Herman Sheets
Rangpvelt
Mitzie L. Alexander
Morris Alexander
Elva Allen
Columbia
Robert A. Dyer
Cecil Anderson
James L. Harper
Ferris
Duane FR. Tampton
A. R. Iampton
Prentice
W. E. Winslett
Ae Kelbeth
Marlow
Moiva Jean Craig
Rowe Craig
Louis TH. Schumann
Elgin
Lawrence Fite
Thomas ‘Ingram
Maurice D. Gufiy
Ars
Ruby L. Chapman
Ronald Keith Vaughan
John W. Vaughan
Floyd
Johnny McCorkle
Macon
U. S. Indian
Gary Luther
Gracemont
Carl Kickingbind
el Reno
Blanche Quayah
Juanita Tahmahkera
Bob Talten
Anaderko
Clayton Green
Are- Kinley
Robert Williamson
Walter McCarley
Marian
John G. Kinmonth
Atlanta
Agnes Melton
Mary Wells
Anna Mollem
James M. Welborn
Bill Hale
Clay Sommers
Meers
Ramona Simmons
Lonnie Simmers
Albert G. Wilson
John S
Thomas
Bernice Turpin
Apache
William A. Simmons
Hollis
Sur
Bry
Lawyon
Shupalocal
Vila 5
Monia
Bress
Press & Sur
Sto
Nin
Press & Su
Cub
Mrs. Belew
FORD
Carrier
Dr. Carrier
Carrier Corporation
Weathermaker
Charles B. Fralick
Air
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