Past Noble Grands club to meet tonight in Lawton
Society notes report the Past Noble Grands club of the Rebekah lodge will convene tonight at a home on a local street. Miss Leota McKee returns from Guthrie and Miss Janette True ends Lawton visit after a week of small courtesy events. Oklahoma City and Tulsa visitors are noted among Lawton residents. A drunken driving case ends with a $100 fine and six month suspended sentence for Lain W Bowles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble Grands Club
T Rebekah Lodge
Stella Shortemeyer
Sill Boulevard
Leota McKee
Guthrie
Emmett McKee
Columbia
Joan Coffin
W. W. Coffin
Lawton
McKline
SE. Hut
Oklahoma City
Lain
W. Bowles
Sterling
Costa
Bowles
G. W. Horne
Highway Patrol Set
Ateh Merriett
Porter Hill
Purse Stolen From Mor Niemczyk Home
Police investigated the theft of a brown leather purse from Mor Walter Niemczyk at 5% E early Monday. The purse held a fountain pen spectacles $35 in cash and identification papers. Officers were advised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mor
Walter Niemczyk
Burl B Buskirk Ends Leave From Navy Duty
Burl B Buskirk chief boatswain's mate visited his parents in Washington with wife Gladys after years of service. He served aboard USS Enterprise in the Pacific, saw action in China and Africa, earned six campaign stars, and participated in Normandy, Tokyo raids, Okinawa, and the Coral Sea. He returns to Washington, D.C. for new orders.
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Burl B. Buskirk
Gladys Buskirk
C. A. Buskirk
Gore
China Bar
Roosevelt
Churchill
Augusta
Atlanta
Normandy
Africa
Casablanca
Tokyo
Okinawa
theCaraline Islands
Buskirk
Washington, D.C
Dorsers and area residents visit kin in nearby towns
Special notices list numerous locals visiting family and friends across nearby towns including Wichita, Chattanooga, Lawton, Frederick, and Oklahoma City. Names include Bailey, Naylor, Potts, Smoot, Bennett, Salter, Perry, Hand, Boyd, and Pierce with weekend and five week travel references and home visits in Faxon and surrounding communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FAXON
Noemain Bailey
Wichita
Kan
Dormers
Clara Payne
Jim Henley
Chattanooga
C. A. Naylor
Mia
Gene Potts
Drugater
J. Margie
Oklahoma Cay
Potts
Martin
Don Duey
Virgil Parka Jr
Brannon Jr
Cache
Melvin and
Udell Gifford
Charlie Donley
Lawton
Dontey
Albert Jackson
W. W. Parks
Jaughter
Donna Mae
Q. B. Langford
Jewell Smoot
N. Smoot
Bethell Kinkade
Fate Bennett
William Salter
Oklahoma City
Fate Bennet
Licth Joyce Sell
Jesse Martin
Rosell Weddle
Lemno Carter
Frederick
Emma Haston
Altus
M.A
Misa Carol Andros
George Andros
Jesse Hand
Wilma
Dexter
N. M
Hand
Henry Johnson
California
Minnie Whits
Edger Bergen
Florida I
Mra
Dolly Boyd
Ivy Boyd
Floyd Pierce
Wichita Mountains
Misa Jine*Pierce
Personalities and hospital notices from Southwestern area
Local notices list hunting trip departures to Aqansas Pass attended by Harald Jotingen Owen Amphlett and Lloyd Aurell leaving Mr Johnson in charge Betty Jean Stewart of Oklahoma City returns home after three weeks while Mrs A T Kneler and Mary Gwin are noted as visitors in Keeler home Walter Pickens undergoes minor operation at Southwestern hospital Elsie Richardson admitted for medical treatment at Southwestern hospital Randle Joe Lay son of Warrent Officer underwent a Lon sillectomy at Southwestern hospital Mrs F Z Dusek and infant daughter dismissed from Southwestern hospital Mrs Walter Jolesnianski and infant daughter dismissed from Southwestern hospital Mrs H L Herbert dismissed after treatment H T Hale dismissed after treatment John Henry Walker dismissed after medical care Miss Lois Hawkins dismissed after tonsillectomy First Sgt A M Alexander Fort Sill and wife welcome a baby girl at Southwestern hospital Eldon Mann and infant son dismissed from Angus hospital Delenea McKnight dismissed from Angus hospital Roy Morse treated at Angus hospital after a mule fall, then discharged
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Jean Stewart
Oklahoma City
A. T. Kneler
Ferris
Mary Gwin
Gillon
Keeler
Elsie Richardson
Lawton
South Western Hospital
Randle Joe Lay
RB. Lay
North 17Th
Southwestern
Lawton Man Held Pending Disturbance Charge
A 24 year old Lawton man was jailed awaiting filing of disturbance charges in John Manning’s justice court on a complaint signed by Deputy Sheriff Otis Waldron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Justice Court
John Manning
Otis Waldron
Truman aides await Japanese surrender note amid telegrams
Officials near Washington await the Japanese note and possible reservations as Byrnes and Truman prepare to receive the text. MacArthur expected to lead the occupation force with a Allied control commission to run Japan under major Allied input. The surrender hinges on a signed capitulation by responsible Japanese authorities at an American base or aboard an American warship.
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Truman
Ross
Port
Washington
Duke of Windsor
Byrnes
Switerland
Trumar
Japan
Adm
Chester W. Nimite
Pacidi
Feet
Douglas MacArthur
Pacific Army
Vruman
Macarthur
Allied Control Commission
Tru- Man
Japanese capitulation report via Bern and London dispatches
The Swiss and Paris stations relay word that Japan accepts the Potsdam declaration. Aimed at preserving Hirohito on his shrine, the message travels from Bern to Washington, with decoding and translation steps in between. Dispatches indicate the imperial note may reach the Allies soon. The House is traced to the Lisbon theme reference Laissue, seven hours ahead of Central War Time. Paper origin: England, 1492.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisa
BBC
Japanese Information Bureau
Damei
Potsdam
Hirohito
Bern
United States
New York
Jimerican Legation
Washington
Truman
Tokyo
Associated Presa Ligtening
Paris
Sern
Switzzerland
Prizes Awarded At Park Doll Show In Lawton
Eight Lawton girls won prizes at Harmon Park Monday in a city parks doll show. Twenty five dolls were judged by Mrs. Virginia Carey with display by Garrison B. Coverdale and Frances Cheadle. Winners received candy boxes. top dolls named Nancy Willin Doris Jean Pence Judy Ann Snider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Harmon
Virginia Carey
Frances Cheadle
Clyne Bailey
Garrison B. Coverdale
Wanda C. Clostlnstice
Alice Clara Shoemaker
Oklahoma Social Security Payments Hit $190 Million
Oklahoma received federal social security payments totaling about 190 million dollars for retirees dependents survivors and the needy over the past decade regional director J E Wrenn announced in Oklahoma City noting the 1934 act signing by Roosevelt. Bo Harpe of the state welfare department reported August figures showing 187 people received old age assistance totaling 2694 dollars for August, averaging 35.07 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrenn
Bo Harpe
Oklstama
Local social notes mention visits and returns
Miss Elizabeth Cox returned to her work in Capshaw grocery after a week's vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Bunk Wells, west of Lawton, visited the home of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Wells on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Clark
Elizabeth Cox
Capshaw
Bunk Wells
Lawton
Floyd Wells
Oklahoma aid figures rise after proe pram launch
In August 1957 the program began in Oklahoma. It recorded 2,848 needy births and 15,095 families assisted, helping 36,443 dependent children with support programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahomay
Garry Dean Named 7 Pound Son Born at Anadarka Hospital
Garry Dean was selected for the 7 pound son born on August 10 at Anadarka hospital to Cpl and Mrs Loyd Clark. The father serves on Guam. Mrs Clark yphier is among Mr and Mrs Charles Moran. Mrs George Sevile and daughter Molly Sue visited relatives in McAllen and south Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garry Dean
Anadarka Hospital
Loyd Clarks
Ces
Guam
Clark Yphier
Charles Moran
George Sevile
Molly Sue
McAllen
South Texas
Sue Swanzy
Oklahoma City
Arthur Anderson
Melcher
Apache
Bertha Cowden
Iowa Park
Tex
John Bridges
E. Price Jr
Soldier Transfers and Recovery Report
Assigned to Fort Jackson South Carolina after days at the Arlington hotel Hot Springs Arkansas Pvt Vernon Thresher a former German prisoner of war had been assigned to Fort Sam Holsten Texas Seaman Farrel Wheeler son of Mr and Mrs W O Wheeler northeast of Apache had recovered from a brief illness
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Jackson
S. C
Arlington Hotel
Hot Springs
Ark
Pvt
Vernon Thresher
Fort Sam Holsten
Tex
Seaman Farrel Wheeler
W. O. Wheeler
Apache
Fifteen Tribes Open Indian Fair At Anadarko
At Anadarko Oklahoma on August 14 API reports that fifteen tribes opened the five day American Indian Exposition. A section of the program honored Allied victory in Europe with tributes to the role of Indians in the war included in ten grandstand programs and two parades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anadarks Anadarko
Okla
Europe
Bonds posted for two motorists on traffic charges
Richard M. L. Pemberton posted $11 bond for speeding and Gare R. Johnson posted $6 bond for parking at a fire hydrant. Both appeared as required before the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Motavists
Richard ML Pemberton
Gaear R. Johnson
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Oklahoma
C. J. Gramolini
C.J. Gramolini
Judy Ann
Tulsa
A. B. Fish
Lydia St. Pinkham
Dokham
Lydia E Pinkhan
Fort Sill
Hornaday
Harald Jotingen
Owen Amphlett
Lloyd Aurell
Aqansas Pass
Lex
Mr. Johnson
Walter Pickens
Summit
Southwestern Hospital
F. 2. Dusek
Walter Jolesnianski
Arlington
L. Herbert
H. T. Hale
J. R. Dye
Andrews
Max Deathrage
CR. Watson
J. M. Ramos
John Henry Walker
Lois Hawkins
Cherry
A. ML .Alexander
Eldon Mann
Angus Hospital
Misa Delenea McKnight
Monroe
Roy Morse
V. BE. Morse
State Department
Trumen
Moscow
London
Chungking
Pate State Department
Leland Harrison
Tokyo Radio
Russia
Great Britain
Chinas
England
Frances Rose Beauty Shop
Peoney
Lena Smith
Len
Mella
America
Progress Brewing
Ward
Ivory
Moontgomery Ward
Duart Beauty Shop
Ahavior
Champlin
Champlin Refining CO
Enid, Oklahoma
Armed Services
Champlin Products
YgAliseg
C. Tom Bullock
C Avenue
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