Hospitals Report Births And Surgeries In Southwestern Region
Births noted for Ray H. Rawls in 506 G and Glenn Kensell in 806 N. 21st with times and weights. Admitted or treated: Lawrence Skinner El Dorado Oklahoma surgery. Floyd Gossett 1409 S Ninth surgery. Ora Martha Coley 808 F surgery. Joe Brown Jr 1003 E medical. Robert Algood 51342 F and daughter born Dec 6. Edward Roberts 208 N First and daughter born Dec 5. Dismissals include James Roberts Melart Courts Lucille Odom 1811 Columbia Francis Brown 1008 E surgery. Josephine Landall 512 Gore Charles Puckett Fletcher. more births in Southwestern area with weights and times. multiple patients admitted for medical and surgical care. Further notes include births for Glenn Kensell 806 N 21st at 6:25 am Dec 7 weighing 8 lb 9 oz. George Cliente Mineral Wells Texas medical. Austin Parker 508 B surgery. Ruf Jake Adair 3116 Park medical. W E McDonald Elgin. L L Leicht 2125 Smith. Sara Thompson 501 Gore. Wesley Pitts 32642 D medical. John Millhorne 1902 Sycamore and son born Nov 27. Roxie Thomas Apache. Fred Earls 607 Washington medical. Kenneth Young 5 son of Herman Young 1807 A surgery. Bobby Burgess 1201 Georgia. Mary Francis Williams Oklahoma City medical. Mary Jo Wauqua Elgin medical. Richard Childs Sleeper 324 G. Troy Dean Agent 709 S Eighth medical. Harley Hunt Oklahoma City surgery. Polly Pekah Cache surgery. Mrs George Pauker Anadarko and daughter Nov 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray H. Rawls
Lawrence Skinner
el Dorado
Okla
Floyd Fremont Gossett
Ora Martha Coley
Oe Brown Jr
Robert Algood
Edward Roberts
James C. Roberts
Melart Courts
Lucille G. Odom
Columbia
Francis Brown
Josephine M. Landall
Gore
Charles E. Puckett
Fletcher
Glenn Kensell
George Cliente
Mineral Wells
Tex
Austin Parker
Jake Adair
Park
W. E. McDonald
Elgin
L. L. Leicht
Smith
Sara Thompson
Wesley Pitts
John Millhorne
Sycamore
Roxie Thomas
Apache
Fred Earls
Washington
Kenneth Young
Herman Young
Bobby Burgess
Georgia
Mary Francis Williams
Oklahoma City
Mary Jo Wauqua
Richard Childs
Sleeper
Troy Dean
S. Eighth
Harley Hunt
Polly Pekah
Cache
George Pauker
Anadarko
Mobile X-Ray Unit Is Downtown Again
The State Health mobile X-ray unit is stationed at 315 S Fourth, announced by Mrs Hal Hallett, executive director of the Comanche County Tuberculosis association. It was first planned for Lawton High School. An Oklahoma City official will adjust the filming machine. Remaining survey locations stay as announced. next month the unit will be at Sheridan and Cache Road and LHS, sponsored by the county association, State Health Department and Comanche Health department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Health
Hal Hallett
Comanche County Tuberculosis Association
Lawton High School
Oklahoma City
Sheridan and
Cache Road
LHS
County Association
Comanche Health Department
Snyder 4 H Club Hears Reports
Snyder 4 H club met Friday afternoon with Mary Anna Johnson as president in charge. Glenda Houser with Arlene Burba led singing. Captains gave reports on club projects and Jim Bill Fulps guided games. After business, Mrs Adams and Mr Burns from Hobart met with the youth to plan next month’s work.
South Dakota plans record 18.5 million highway program
South Dakota's highway commission outlines a record 18.5 million dollar highway construction program for the state, set to begin with the 1956 fiscal year on July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Highway Commission
Lodge To Install Officers Tonight
Louis Vanderpool to be installed as worshipful master of Mt. Scott Masonic lodge at 7 30 p m tonight. New officers include Garnett Keeran Roley Eades P B Curd Leonard Layton J B Colwell F B Barnes trustees. Election held last night. John Preble district deputy Grand Master installing officer. Members invited to rites at Eighth and B. Lodge formed in 1954, membership now 265.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Vanderpool
Mt. Scott Masonic Lodge
Garnett Keeran
Roley Eades
P. B. Curd
Leonard Layton
J. B. Colwell
F. B. Barnes
John Preble
Norman
C. C. Weatherford
H. P. Brady
Earl Smith
Stewart
Jay Irwin
Gene Trouppy
Tyler
Wayne Gillette
City Police arrest eleven on varied charges in evening roundup
Eleven people were arrested by city police on charges from speeding to leaving the scene of an accident. One suspect was detained in connection with a shooting early Thursday. Four were held for public drunkenness and one for curfew violations. Bond amounts ranged up to $20. In Municipal Court Judge J Merle Oaks presided as Ruth Haywood received multiple fines totaling 45 dollars for assault resisting arrest and using profane language. Jeannie Briscoe and Mary Kilgore were fined or bonded for public profanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard L. Greene
Williams
Walter A. Holmes
Fort Sill
Clarence Connedy
Albert Lonzo Barnes
Rt. 3
J. Merle Oaks
Ruth Haywood
Pennsylvania
Daisey M. McCain
Jeannie Briscoe
Mary Kilgore
Field curing versus silage for alfalfa preservation
A U S Department of Agriculture study finds field curing is less effective than silage for preserving alfalfa used in dairy cattle feed. The report compares nutrient retention and spoilage rates between methods, highlighting silage as the preferred technique for long term storage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Funeral Rites for James I. Brown Held at Becker Chapel
James I. Brown 76 of Rt 2 Walters died unexpectedly after a Tuesday stroke. Funeral services were set for Friday at 2:30 p.m. at Becker Memorial Chapel with Rev. Guy Swanson officiating. Burial followed in Pecan cemetery. Brown passed away at a daughter’s home at 1 a.m. Wednesday. Burial and service details indicate a Baptist tradition for the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James I. Brown
Rt. 2
Walters
Becker Memorial Chapel
Guy Swanson
Pecan Cemetery
Brown
Medicine Park
Bertha Hendricks
Lawton
Jolien
Tenn
Kiowa
Walter A. Hendricks
Malakoff
Tex
Hendricks
Blair
Okla
Sarah Hendricks
Oxnard
Calif
Court Rules City Man Must Serve Five-Year Term
Vernon C. Smith, convicted by a Superior court jury on a forgery charge, must serve a five year term in the state penitentiary, the Criminal Court of Appeals ruled Wednesday. The case involved a forged $53.67 check issued July 24, 1954 on the City National Bank of Lawton and used at a Lawton grocery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon C. Smith
Criminal Court of Appeals
Smith
City National Bank of
Lawton
Ed Cagle
Cagle
Harry Poston
Poston
Nixon Stevenson Poll Shows Stevenson Lead In Nationwide Trial
United States Poll results indicate Adlai Stevenson would beat Richard Nixon in a head to head 53.6 to 46.4 percent race, with Independents split evenly and 12 percent of Republicans favoring Stevenson. The poll notes a 3 percent margin of error and that early trial heats reflect current sentiment rather than final outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Fink
Princeton Research Service
Princeton
N.J
USA
Illinois
Adlai Stevenson
Nixon
United States
Stevenson
Lawton Constitution
Resident Ordained As Baptist Minister
Robert Jackson was ordained a Baptist minister at Beth Baptist church in Camp Verde. He is the son of Rev. and Mrs. Perry Jackson, longtime Baptist missionaries. The family resides in Sedona, and they are engaged in missionary work at Happy Jack. The ordination sermon was delivered by Rev. Earl Robertson, former pastor at Rainy Mountain and now in Corona, California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saddle Mountain
Robert Jackson
Beth— Baptist Church
Camp Verde
Jackson
Perry Jackson
Saddle Mountain Baptist Indian Church
Sedona
Ariz
Happy Jack
Clemenceau
Rainy Mountain Baptist Indian Church
Earl Robertson
Corona, Calif
Mexico Coffee Exports Expect $72 Million In 1955 56
The National Coffee Growers Union estimates Mexico will earn about 72 million dollars from the 1955 56 crop. The crop is put at roughly 1.2 million bags of 155 pounds, with about 300,000 bags used domestically and 900,000 bags slated for export.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
National Coffee Growers Union
Mexico
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U.S. Weather Bureau
Weather Bureau
New England
New York
Pacific Coast
Rockies
Northwest
Mobile
Lodge
James, Brown
R. M. Dodson
Central Fire Station
South Sixth Street
City of
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Adlai
Nixon Ee
St.jose Aspir Rin For
Dean
Doan
Oscar Cox
Mrs. Cox
Rev. Hopper
Wilbur Allison
GMAC
Bill Cox
J. R. Morse
Alton Cox
Johnny Mehefko
Pontiac
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