City Hospital Births and Admissions Update
The list reports births and admissions at City Hospital including Maurice D. Leonhart and infant details born August 2, plus numerous patients admitted for medical or surgical care at addresses across the city and surrounding areas. Dismissals and Indian Hospital entries note patient movements and locations from Apache to Oklahoma City facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice D. Leonhart
Laird
Frank Iva Lee Livingston
Faxon, Kuntz
S. 38Th
P.m
Nola Bowman
Johnnie D. Brinkley
Willistine L. Bullard
Wisconsin
William Chapman
Hoover
C. Wade Neal
Ash
Sur- Joy
O. Coffin
Atom
Five Barnard Children Suffer Accidents in Short Span
In Portland Oregon a five year old boy, Billy Barnard, broke his right leg after a playground fall. His brother Jimmy, ten, arrived with a swollen hand from a prior fall, and four year old Deanna endured a puncture wound after a cement stairs fall. The Barnards, a family of six, faced two hours of medical visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Billy Barnard
Jack Barnard
Jimmy
Barnard
Deanna
State Vo Tech Meet Heads to Oklahoma State University
Great Plains Area Vo Tech Center sends two speakers, an instructor and a student, to the sixth annual vocational education conference at Oklahoma State University Stillwater. About 1,800 state educators attend Sunday through Wednesday with 30 from the local school. Monday evening features JO Hoppe and Carter Gale, senior auto mechanics student and national Vocational Industrial Clubs of America president. Sessions include interest groups and trade divisions. the gathering aims to share developments and provide in service training. The local center remains closed through August 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Plains Area
Oklahoma State University
Stillwater
JO Hoppe
Carter Gale
National Vocational Industrial Clubs of America
Gale
Vocation Education
Nomadic Bedouins Develop Heat Shield Garments
The Bedouins of the African desert devise loose voluminous clothing to trap air and insulate the body against heat.
Preservation of Oklahoma Historic Sites Promoted
During the national bicentennial celebration efforts in Oklahoma focus on preserving historic sites and landmarks. Local groups urge communities to protect built heritage and educate residents about regional history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklhoma
Also Mentioned on This Page
City Hospital
Thomas D. Marsh
Washington
Nell R. Marida
Denver
Surgery
Lonnie R. Minton
Fletcher
Robert Moore
Smith
Gery
Luther Daves
Medical
Jeff D. Holt
Irwin
John A. Mackie
Granite
Jalee
Evelyn D. Peters
Chattanooga
Leta H. Rasor
Lynn Circle
Lois V. Reynolds
Blair
Mary Lou Rice
Elm
Alvirta Martin
Sharon V. McGuire
S. 14Th
Pearl V. Holesapple
Patricia Montemayer
Kingsbury
Martha Nemitz
Robert Schumann
Muriel R. Thompson
Marlow
Irene Montgomery
Carnegie
Barita Rae Alexander
Cache
Ardella A. Baker
S. 18Th
Gary Bryant
Willa Jean Bymaster
Beta
Donna J. Carter
Mary Clodfetter
Geronimo
Donna Conner
Euless
Tex
Alice M. Cooter
Fort Sill Blvd
Johnnie L. Dean
Ora Arlene Dees
Linda J. Dixon
Pollard
Fred Dudley
Lawton
Chrystal Ford
Oklahoma
Annie M. Hicks
Jonathan Hoskins
Oak
Beulah W. Hughes
Levelland
Linda A. Lane
Jessee Robertson
Pershing
Aresla Smith
Lee Ann Snider
Cyril
Precious D. Strickland
Temple
Alice Williams
Kelly D. Wisdom
Linda F. Smithson
Thelma Brown
Arlington
Juanita Espinoza
Liberty
Geary Esprello
Snyder
Maye Mallard
Georgia
Ruth Roberson
Birch
Mary Walker
Cedar Crest Manor
Wanda Wallace
Star Route
Ed Dewey
Gore
Marie E. Martin
N. 23Rd
J.lynn M. Stewart
P.H.S. Indian
Nathan Kotay
Apache
Chris Johnson
Rush Springs
Walter Alhaitty
Blanche LeBarre
Walters
Catherine Haury
Oklahoma City
Lilly Brown
Frank Henry
Anadarko
Neva Baggett
Linda Brown
N. 38Th
Ethel Graham
Columbia
Lora Haile
Medicine Park
Elizabeth Johnson
S. Ninth
Lorraine Locke
Austin Drive
Lucy Smith
Duncan
Linda Schoonover
Vida True
Lake
Brenda Wiersema
Viola M. Witsel
Ave. I
Mabel Garner
Dearborn
Rocky Breeze
N. 25Th
John P. Nauman
S. 24Th
Virgil L. Russell
N. 19Th
Octavia Abram
America
Thelahoma
Gr Te
Epmameihen
Fotaral Renee
Bowman’s
Bowman
MANS
Cache Road