Births and notices from hospital list in August schedule
A long hospital item lists multiple births with times and weights across Aug. 3 to Aug. 7 and various admissions and dismissals. Names include Maj. and Mrs. Pogar, Eugene Goorling, Claude Porter, Darrell Cain, Lenora Hightower, James Baker, Cleo Sims, James Adams, James Briscoe, plus many others. The record also notes numerous patients admitted for medical or surgical care and several births with parent names and addresses.
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Daugiter
John Pogar
WM Lewin
Eugene Goorling
Williams
Claude Porter
Star Rt
Darrell Cain
Don Cain
Melba Hall
Belk
Donald Crawford
L. C. Crawford
Park
Lenora Hightower
Jeffersson
Sulecty
Don Tyler
Fort Worth
Leslie T. Snodgrass, Jr
James Allen
Prentice
Clovis E. Hobgood
Clovis Hobgood
Walters
Thomas Dudek
Timberlake
Tey Stoll
Indiahona
Jean Arms
Frederick
James D. Baker
Hilltop Drive
Robert DB
Cleo Sims
Mel Kintey
Rosiland Pruitt
Garfield
Lil Wernli
Rush Springs
Robert Ryan
Alpert M. Sanders
Anadarko
Hattie Hunt
Earl D. Logan
Richard Frank
John W. Crabtree
Medicine Park
George 3. Loeffelholz
Duncan
Surenry
James Boos
Altus
Opal J
Graham Video Pact Extended
New York ABC-TV announced Saturday night telecasts of Billy Graham's third extended New York crusades will run through August. The series began June 1 and airs Saturdays at 82 p.m. from Madison Square Garden, with 1,395,300 attendees since opening May 15 including 100,000 at Yankee Stadium on July 26. The Garden broadcasts feature Graham, George Beverly Shea, Cliff Barrows, Todd Smith, Paul Mickelson, and massed choirs.
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New York
Billy Graham
Abc-Tv
ABC
Madison Square Garden
Graham
Yankee Stadium
George Beverly Shea
Cliff Barrows
Todd Smith
Paul Mickelson
Congress OKs Bill to Honor State Cowboy Hall of Fame
Both houses approved a resolution recognizing the National Cowboy Hall of Fame and Museum to be built in Oklahoma City on a 31 acre site. Citizens from 17 western states backed the project with Oklahoma funding the first unit and 16 states contributing to a total four million dollars.
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Washington i
Houses
Congress
National Cowboy Hall of Fame
Oklahoma City
House
Senate
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Counties to Gain Crop Insurance on More Crops
Representative Morris said the Federal Crop Insurance Corp will add cotton as an insured crop in Washita and Tillman counties Oklahoma starting with the 1958 crop year. The government already offers wheat insurance in those counties.
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Washington
Oklahoma
Federal Crop Insurance Corp
FCIC
Morris
D-Okla
Washita
Tilman
Oklo
Bs Family Dominates Northboro Household Names
Northboro Massachusetts reports the Goodro family leads a household with children Bruce Bryan Beth Brenda and Barbara. The article notes Mrs Wallace A Goodro's maidename Bruso as a side detail.
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Northboro
Mass
Goodro
Bruce
Bryan
Beth
Brenda
Barbara
Wallace A. Goodro
Bruso
Personal Notes From Wayne Frakes Visit In France
Wayne Frakes arrives in Meung Sur Loire for a six week stay linked to the ordnance and supply depot Maison Fort France. Mrs Royce Coffin and children Patty and Chris visit Dan and Mrs Chapman in Tulsa this week while Coffin travels to New York on business. Mrs Peter B Pratte Sr departs from Beverly Hills after a six week stay with sister Elsie Guehn in Springfield.
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Wayne Frakes
Meung Surons
Val Frakes Sy
Columbia
Myr
Frakes
Maison Fort
France
Royce Coffin
Patty
Chris
Tulsa
Dan Chapman
Ash
Coffin
New York City
Beverly Hills
Calif
Peter B. Pratte Sr
Elsie Guehn
Ferris
County Birth Rate Gains During July
County births rose in July while deaths fell, with 273 births and 28 deaths reported by local registrar Mollie Randolph. July figures compare to June’s 212 births and 46 deaths, and July 1956 had 268 births and 36 deaths.
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Camanche County
Mollie Randolph
Boy's
Theft at Park Cafe under investigation in Medicine Park
Sheriff's deputies Carl Phillips and Arvil Roberson reported the Sunday night burglary at Park Cafe in Medicine Park. Loss totaled 126.30 dollars and assorted merchandise including 320 from a shuffleboard machine, 80 from a music vending machine, 16.30 from a cigarette machine, one cent from the cash register, two cartons of cigarettes, 12 cans of beer, six fountain pens and a cigarette lighter.
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Park Cafe
Medicine Park
Carl Phillips
Arvil Roberson
Traffic Charges Filed Against 25
County Attorney Warren Crane filed 25 traffic charges Monday after weekend arrests by local highway patrol. Included is one driving while intoxicated complaint against Oby Harrison of 1006 Washington. Other cases list speeding, reckless driving, and driving without a license across Fort Sill, Lawton, Wichita Falls, and nearby towns, naming numerous defendants and charges.
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Warren Crane
Ralph Cline
Special Sessions Court
Oby Harrison
Washington
Justice of the Prace
Woodrow Giles’ Court
Robert Ellis Harrell
Fort Sill
Thommas Edward Jakubosky
Reve Sil
Rex Russell Polane
Lawson
Mation Dennan
Leo E. Wood
Wichita Falls
Tex
David F. Vincent
Load
Giles
William Hy Fax
Richard Hall Aldrige
Everett Leon Garner
Thomas Jonas
Port Sill
Isiah L. Butcher
Garfield
Cliford Denison
Brownwood
Justice of the
Marvin E. Cameron
Howard Gray
Hh Jaynie
Medicine
Hic
Thomas Bates
Sullivan Peahway
Lawton
Richard Ray Lxison
J. T. Oliver
la Charles
Bobby G Nol.lingham
Charles Wy Young
Laverne Bybee Vewhs
James C. Molden
Ef MC Crongin
Jewel
Payne
James Doyle Jones
Gould
Lawton Educators to Attend QEA Workshop
Lawton teachers will attend a two state Oklahoma Education Association leadership workshop in Hillwater from August 15 to 17. Delegates include Wesley Silk Ward McCracken Lorena Fullerton Eva Seigler Thelma Talla Vivian Waller Orvis Rigsby John Elkins Mary Ethel French and Opal Brown who is local OEA president.
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Lawton
Oklahoma Education Association
Hillwater
Wesley Silk
Ward McCracken
Lorena Fullerton
Eva Seigler
Thelma Talla
Vivian Waller
Orvis Rigsby
John Elkins
Mary Ethel French
Opal Brown
Funeral Rites for Evalina Bogert Held at Ritter Chapel
Funeral services were held at 7:40 p.m. today at Ritter Funeral Home chapel for Evalina L. Bogert 79 who died Saturday at her home 207 Columbia Rev C A Ridge officiated Burial in Highland cemetery Bearers listed G M Brooks Turs sell Reid Willie Creen Grover Ralston Chester FL Lanman and Harry Miller Also services for Billy Wayne Keeton 20 of Cyril will be at 10 a.m. Wednesday at Cyril high school auditorium Rev Frank Jennings will officiate Burial in Cement cemetery Keeton born July 25 1987 in Cyril died Monday after head on collision near Cyril He was a Cyril high school graduate who attended Southwestern State College Weatherford He is survived by his mother Mrs Lea Keeton and two sisters Wilma and Jo and other relatives in Cyril
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Ritter Funeral Home
Evalina L. Bogert
Columbia
C. A. Ridge
First Methodist Church
Highland Cemetery
G. M. Brooks
Turssell
Reid
Willie Creen
Grover Ralston
Chester FL Lanman
Harry Miller
Billy Wayne Keeton
Cyril
Cyril High School
Frank Jennings
Cyril First Baptist Church
Keeton
Funeral for William Lydens A plumber dies of heart attack
William Lydens 47 of 906 ET was found dead in bed about 10 am today. A coroner's jury ruled natural causes with Justice of the Peace Marvin Cameron citing a heart attack between 6 and 10 am. Services pending with Lawson Funeral Home. Surviving are five sons Johnny Wichita Falls Tex Bobby Sheppard Air Force Base Tex Richard and Billy with the 45th Division at Gene Hood Tex Edward and Nancy Rose daughter of the home.
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William FT. Lydens
Dea
Justice of the
Marvin Cameron
Lydens
Ile
Dedi
Lawson Pumeval
Johnny Lydens
Wichita Falls
Tex
Bobby Lydens
Sheppard Air Force Base
Richard E
Billy Lydens
45Th
Iene Hood
Edward Lydens
Guardsmen Begin Center Camp at Fort Sill Training
Guardsmen from Oklahoma Texas and New Mexico move into day two of the annual summer National Guard encampment at Fort Sill with about 1 200 attendees. Units include XII Corps Artillery Texas National Guard 50 men, 800 from 502nd Field Artillery New Mexico National Guard, and 348th Transportation Company about 400 men.
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Fort Sill
Oklahoma
Texas
New Mexico
XII Corp Artillery
Texas National Guard
Sill
Oklahoma City
XLI Corps
John L. Thompson Jr
Us, Army Artillery and Missile Center
LI Corps
County Agent Named Alvap
New Woods County agent is Peyton Burkart an agriculture agent in Harper County for the past three years. He takes over his new duties Sept. 1 succeeding Bill Brant who became Garfield County Agent Aug. 1.
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Alvap
New Woods
Peyton Burkart
Harper County
Bill Brant
Garfield County
Lee Finishes Cable Splicing Course at Fort Gordon
Sgt. Billy J. Lee son of Mrs Lena B Lee Walters completed the cable splicing course at the Army Southeastern Signal School Fort Gordon Ga He entered the Army in January 1957 and is married to Feggy who lives in Augusta Ga Lee worked for Rural Electric Co op after graduating from Waiters high school in 195d
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Dilly J. Lee
Billy J. Lee
Lena B. Lee
Walters
Army
Southeastern Signal School
Fort Gordon
Lee
Feggy
Augusta
The
Rural Electric Co-op
Waiters High School
Walters Boy Hit By Auto
A 16 year old Walters boy was struck by a car six miles south of Lawton on U S 277 Monday night. Mike Karty of Walters suffered a fractured leg and back wound and is in good condition at U S Indian Hospital. The collision involved a 3954 Ford driven by 37 year old Elizabeth Blackburn of Lawton.
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Walters
Lawson
U.S. Indian Hospital
Mike" Karty
RL 3
Karty
Dan J. Combs
Norman L. Carroll
U.S
Lawton
LO Ranch
Elizabeth Blackburn
Hearing Delayed in Cache Murder Case
Charles William Pebeabsy, 28, of Cache, faces a murder charge with a preliminary hearing postponed by Justice of the Peace Woodrow Giles. The hearing was moved from today to provide time after the courthouse closed for Latvian's birthday. a new time will be announced Wednesday. Pebeahsy is accused of beating and strangling his former wife Darlene Pebeahsy, 24, at their Cache home on July 4.
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Charles William Pebeabsy
Cache
Justice of the
Woodrow Giles
Giles
Pebeahsy
Darlene Pebeahsy
Brand New 3 Bedroom Brick Near School
711 N. 36th features a new three bedroom brick home with two baths, den woodburning fireplace, large kitchen, electric dishwasher, range, optional air conditioning, and a two car garage. Price listed at 17 250 with Porter Bros Builders. Phone EL 5-045 or EL 38-0765 for details.
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Porter Bros
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