Hospital Births and Admits at Local Facilities
Births listed at Memorial Hospital include a son to Mr. and Mrs. Parrott and a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Peters both born on August 23. A long list follows of admitted and dismissed patients across Memorial, Southwestern, and Indian Hospital locations with numerous names and home towns.
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Thomas J. Parrott
Bedford Circle
Joseph D. Peters
David Wayne Ashford
Duncan
Steven T. Browning
Betty J. Burum
Dean Copass
Walters
Donald L. Crow
Marlow
Sonya D. Diggs
Evaly M. Franklin
Mountain View
Peggy J. Fry
Frederick
Lawrence L. Gee
Columbia
Marie Gonzales
Hattie J. Holmes
Fort Sill
Allen D. Howard
Elmer
Cindy L. Karr
Altus
Martha M. Lucas
Deborah J. McCoy
George H. Moeller
Mountain Park
Frances A. Moore
Hollis
Hetha I. Munoz
Jeffrey A. Prather
Phillip M. Prather
Brenda K. Red Elk
Ruth P. Rhoads
Geronimo
Ben M. Ritter
Buna. Rudd
Olustee
Carolyn L. Saenz
Darlene G. Salazar
Irma Santiago
Ida Mae Sloan
Cement
Edmond B. Stradley
Dennis F. Tate
Ara C. Tindall
Mangum
Genia N. Waller
Elgin
Rosemary Y. Wilson
Ozman
Allen Woodrum
Temple
Todd E. Youtsler
Loretta J. Bonilla
Lowell Anderson
Fletcher
Leslie H. Bowman
Ocate
N.M
Eunice L. Bridges
Michael D. Bryant
James D. Cook
Ave. I
Reggie Davidson
Aberdeen
Ruth Ann Dismore
Snyder
Jewell M. Elliott
Gale Letha Joyce
Janey R. Garrison
S. 10Th
Ruby E. Walker
Garfield
Nathan Gary Jr
Mobley Ave
Clair D. Gaskins
Robbie Hefner
Comanche
Jerry P. Holt
Hobart
Tressie L. Kenningham
Wash
Gecrard Lajoux
Clifford F. Schneeberger
Kemp M. Shield
Washington
Michael T. Stevenson
Lloyd S. Underwood
Sydney
Wolfe
Southwestern
Jimmy Stephenson
Anadarko
David Harjo
Oklahoma City
Edwin McLemore
Lawton
Carnegie
David Ramos
Cole Boulain
Melva Defilippo
Lucille Tonemah
Fort Sill man charged with first degree rape
Henry H. Hernandez, 20, jailed on post after a 3 a.m. break in incident in which he forced an 18-year-old woman to have sex at knifepoint. Deputies said the victim knew Hernandez and he threatened to kill her and her infant child if she reported the crime. Bond set at 25000. preliminary hearing scheduled October 6.
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Fort Sillman
Henry H. Hernandez
J.L. Sanders
Atty
Allan Foster
Hernandez
Special Dist
David Carter
Suspect Charged Over Motorcycle Theft at Fort Sill
Michael Jame Wadell, 21, of Fort Sill, faced district court on Tuesday charged with unauthorized use of a motor vehicle after allegedly riding a stolen motorcycle from Mike Lewis Honda Co. Wadell was arrested Monday after the theft at 801 SW 2nd. Bond stood at 1000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Jame Wadell
Wadell
Fort Sill
Mike Lewis Honda Co
Store Robbery Report At Cagle's Food Store
A pistol wielding man robbed Cagle's Food Store at 16th and D shortly before 11 p.m. Tuesday. Police described the suspect as a white male about 5 feet 8 inches tall wearing fatigues. The cashier said the weapon was a large caliber automatic, possibly an Army style 45-caliber.
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Cagle
16Th and D
Refuge Summer Programs Wind Down After Labor Day
Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge assistant manager Steve Frick says public activities will phase down after Labor Day weekend. The Sept 5 swimming closure, weekday Quanah Parker Visitor Center closure, and slowed weekend tours follow. Friday’s Wichitas Under the Stars features Col. Robert Greiner with a fish talk and a 50 minute film about the Largemouth Bass.
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Steve Frick
Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge
Quanah Parker
Robert Greiner
Fort Sill
Greiner
Camp Doris
Elvis Death Notice Sells Fast in Memphis
Elvis Presley fans pay high prices for death and burial editions in Memphis papers The Commercial Appeal and The Memphis Press Scimitar fetch 20 to 50 dollars while collectors like Daniel Grant hold thousands of copies The Memphis Publishing Co plans a 50 cent special section to meet demand as mail and calls flood in with requests and inquiries about the Aug 17 edition.
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Memphis, Tenn
Elvis Presley
Memphis Press-Scimitar
Presley
Joseph R. Williams
Memphis Publishing Co
Daniel Grant
London
New York
Graceland
Forest Hill Cemetery
Gene Snoke
Snake
Powwow Planned at Apache Fairgrounds Gourd Dance
The Stecker Purple Heart Descendants sponsor an all gourd dance from 2 p.m. to 11 p.m. Saturday at the Apache Fairgrounds Building Apache. Proceeds support the club’s Oct 15 16 celebration. Dancers include Bill Kaulaity Napoleon Tiddark Myra Kaudle Kaule Billy Pewo Denise Delaware Lela Mae Brown. Supper will be sold. public invited.
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Stecker Purple Heart Descendants
Apache Fairgrounds
Apache
Bill Kaulaity
Napoleon Tiddark
Myra Kaudle Kaule
Billy Pewo
Denise Delaware
Lela Mae Brown
Magnesium: The Lightest Common Metal Among All
Magnesium is the lightest of common metals weighing about one third less than aluminum. It combines low density with strength and finds uses in alloys and specialty applications.
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