Hospital News Items From PHS Indian Hospital Report
The list notes admissions, discharges, and births across PHS Indian Hospital and Southwestern Births. Included are names of patients such as Lois Gena Akeens, Tommy Tartsah, Cindy King, Roberta Lewis, and LaVonne Domebo, with locations like Anadarko and Washita. Births include multiple newborns to parents in Anadarko, Grandfield, Duncan, and Elgin, with times and weights recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PHS Indian
Lois Gena Akeens
Anadarko
Medical
Tommy Tartsah
Washita
World Observes Christmas Amid War Tensions and Hope
Christians across the globe mark Christmas with appeals for peace. West Berliners cross the Red Wall for holiday meals, 31061 Arab Christians travel to Bethlehem, Pope Paul VI conducts Mass, and leaders like Queen Elizabeth II and Archbishop Canterbury urge unity and aid for the hungry amid ongoing conflicts. In Vietnam and Korea, cease-fire gestures mix with continued Cold War pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Redwall
Bethlehem
Jesus
Ge Na
Church of the Nativity
Christendom
Pope Paul
Elizabeth II
Britain
Canterbury
Arthur Michael
Paul
Vy Land
Francis
New York
Antarctica
Subscription Rates and Mailing Areas for Lowton Publication
Rates listed for Morning Press and Sunday and Constitution with prices for various delivery options. Includes per month carrier service, mail subscriptions by region and county, and special rates for Okishome and Lowe t on P.O. Boxes. Also notes a 2 percent state sales tax.
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Lowton
Okla
Constitution
Constitution Press
Third and A Avenue
Ohio
Comanche
Cotton
Tilimor
Iowa
Cod ‘Do
Grady, Stephers, Jefferson
Jack ‘Son Counties
Press & Sun
Okishome & Leowton
P.O
Press & Sunday
Press & Sunday 4.7% 616 5.10 178 "Const
Okishome
Const
Olleacanspaenet Caine
Holiday Spent On Death Row
Condemned slayer Gerald Pate marks a fourth Christmas on death row at the Oklahoma State Penitentiary after 23 stays. He was sentenced for the 1959 murder of Mary Jane Haygood and has faced multiple delays as appeals stalled. His attorney says Gov. Henry Bellman will not grant further stays.
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McAlester
Gerald Pate
Oklahoma State Penitentiary
Mary Jane Haygood
Pate
10Th
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Denver
Kenneth Kienzle
Shawnee
Dale Cook
Henry Bellman
Fire at Apache Motor House Quelled by Residents
Firefighters arrived quickly and residents Olen Elliott and Billie Miller battled a Sunday blaze at the Apache Motor Company with a garden hose. They kept the fire from spreading, though ceilings in two rooms and a hallway of the upstairs two story building sustained damage. Cause remains undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olen Elliott
Billie Miller
Apache Motor Company
Christmas Aid Sent To Destitute Lawton Family
Captain Peter Nachreiner reports his battery donated 155 cash to a Lawton family after a Christmas Eve delivery of furniture, food and clothing. The group found housing and paid rent for six months while five children wore existing clothes and waited to settle in.
Mind Changed, Senator To Run
Sen. Stephen M. Young of Ohio, 74, announced he will seek another Senate term. The move ends weeks of speculation and sets up a potential hot race with Rep. Robert Taft Jr. and Ted W. Brown in the GOP primary on May 5. Democrat Michael Crosser plans to file for his party’s primary. Young first won a seat in 1958 after serving as a congressman-at-large in the 1940s.
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Washington
UPI
Stephen M. Young
Ohio
Senate
Young
Robert Taft Jr
Robert A. Taft
Ted W. Brown
GOP
Michael Crosser
Cleveland
John W. Bricker
Fines Hike in Oklahoma City For Parking Violations
Oklahoma City increases fines for overtime parking in metered zones after March 1. City Manager Robert Tristman lobbied the ordinance, saying $1 fines for 30 to 35 years no longer deter improper parking and the new fine will be $2.
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Oklahoma City
Robert M. Tristman
Tristman
Funeral Rites Planned for Lawrence Hefler
Funeral services for Lawrence Hefler of Hastings will be held at Hastings First Baptist with Rev. Bill Crow and Rev. John Evans officiating. Burial follows at Hastings Cemetery under Pearson Funeral Home guidance. Hefler was born February 20 1882 in Kansas and married Martie Shirley in Thornberry Texas on September 15 1922. Survivors include three sons Ernie Virgil and Robert, two brothers Joe and Ben, sisters Sarah Young Laura Pillow and Lydia Young, eight grandchildren and nine great grandchildren.
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Lawrence Hefler
Hastings
Hastings First
Ernie
Duncan
Virgil
Robert
Temple
Joe
Ben
Sarah Young
Laura Pillow
Lydia Young
Shawnee
Sullivan Andrew Nathan Sullivan 81
Andrew Nathan Sullivan 81 of 104 N 38th died about 4 15 a m Sunday in a local nursing home after a weeklong illness. Memorial services conducted by Dr H Tom Wiles and Rev John Roy Harris. Bearers named. Born March 6 1882 in Waldron Arkansas. Married Mary L Jones June 13 1915. Lived in Oklahoma since 1922. Retired railroad worker and Arkansas Methodist church member.
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Andrew Nathan Sullivan
N. 38Th
Memorial Chapel
Sullivan
H. Tom Wiles
First Baptist Church
John Roy Harris
the Baptist Church
Tery
Sullivan Watson
Koenig Fuqua
Henry Gold
Rodney Worthen
Norval Pring
Maurice Meyer
Mr. Sullivan
Waldron
Ark
Mary L. Jones
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Denton
Rock Island Railroad
Duncan
Lawton
Arkansas Methodist
Holiday Chatter From Lawton A Busy Holiday Scene
Local column notes home for the holidays with Syl via Wigington from Dallas Fort Leavenworth Marilyn Lewis of New Orleans Sharon and Roger Wyant of OSU and Mike Wyant of Hollywood Georgia Gill's pet possum wearing a hot tangerine sweater. Gal lerie features Mark Anderson of TV Hootenanny at the Gallery after tours with Holiday Inn clubs. Ski fever hits Lawton as Ramada Inn new manager Luxis replaces Harris. Roy House leaves for Marine training next month. New Year theatre party discount for 50 at opening night of How To Succeed In Business Without Really Trying. Tyler Bastian from U of Michigan to become curator at Museum of the Great Plains Jan 1. Notre Dame telecast and OU Christmas events noted. Divorce rate expected to rise. Dr Parsons and other lecture dates listed for early 1950s spring season. Reservations for Hotel Lawtonian dinners. TV bid bits include Morse Honeymoon Hotel and Sammy Davis Jr. signing with United Artists.
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Oliday
Sylvia Wigington
Dallas
Fort Leavenworth
Marilyn Lewis
New Orleans
Sharon
Roger Wyant
Osu
Mike Wyant
Hollywood
Georgia
Gill
Mark Anderson
Gallerie
Bill Luxis
Ralph Harris
Colorado
Westside Golf & Country Club
Roy House
W. Cravens
Oke City
Busines
Tyler Bastain
U. of Michigan
Lawton
Museum of the Great Plains
Lee Adams
Missouri
Orchesis Dance Society
OCW Glee Club
KCCO
Earl
Mary
Lawton and Sill
Mrs Lula White obituary from Missouri and Oklahoma connections
Mrs Lula White aged 77, longtime resident of Missouri and Oklahoma, died after residing with her daughter Mrs E E Mouser in Lawton. Born August 8 1886 in Laclede Missouri she was married to Arthur W White who preceded her. Services at Laclede Baptist Church with Wright Funeral Home handling local arrangements Becker Funeral Home assisted. Surviving children include Mrs A T Bailey and another daughter Mrs Vera White with several grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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Lula Edna White
Lawton
E. E. Mouser
Parkview
Laclede
Arthur W. White
Betas
Missouri
Laclede Baptist Church
Wright Funeral Home
Becker Funeral Home
Obituary Notice for Alice Weakly
Alice Weakly aged about 70 of 110 Bell dies after a two year illness at a Chickasha rest home. Funeral services at Jefferson Funeral Home. surviving daughters Bessie Campbell and Patsy Walker, son Roosevelt, 39 grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren. She was a member of the Church of God in Christ.
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Alice Weakly
Bell
Jefferson Funeral Home
Chickasha
Weakly
Church of God In Christ
Bessie Campbell
Patsy Walker
Bartlett
Tex
Roosevelt
E. Gore
Johnson Enjoys Outdoor Texas Visit After Arrival
President Johnson and family travel to Texas arriving at Bergstrom Air Force Base near Austin. He hunts on A W Mourland ranch but eyes no deer while seeing numerous deer. The trip includes meetings with Texas congressmen en route to the governor Connally.
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A.W. Mourland
Texas
Johnson
Mourland Ranch
Lady Bird
Lucy
Bergstrom Air Force Base
Austin
Connally
Kennedy
Dallas
Sons Of Editor To Probate Will
Richard Lloyd Jones Jr and Jenkin Lloyd Jones petitioned to probate the Tulsa Tribune editor Richard Lloyd Jones's will the Tulsa area estate valued at 570 shares of Tulsa Tribune Co stock and $57,000. The widow daughter Florence Lloyd Jones Barnett and two others are named heirs.
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TULSA
Richard Lloyd Jones
Tulsa Tribune
Richard Lloyd Jones Jr
Jenkin Lloyd Jones
Tulsa Tribune Co
Florence Lloyd Jones Barnett
Plane crashes in Lake Michigan. three men feared drowned
A private single engine plane carrying Adrian Platt and three men from Meigs Field crashes in Lake Michigan during a Christmas Eve flight. Platt survives after swimming to shore in icy water. the others, Robert Traudt James Majewski and Lester Cohen, are missing and feared drowned. All were employees of a Chicago automobile finance firm.
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Chicago
Lake Michigan
Adrian Platt
Meigs Field
Feared Dead In Hotel Blaze Oklahoma City Blaze Routs 20 Guests
A fire at the Blackstone Hotel in downtown Oklahoma City forced twenty guests from the three story building on West Sheridan near the Union Bus Station. One man reported missing and feared dead as eighteen fire trucks battled the blaze from a street corner. The cause remains undetermined.
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Oklahoma City
Blackstone
Mabel Ditty
Sheridan
Union Bus Station
Granite Warden Involved in Area Mishap Near Anadarko
Joe Harp 66 year old warden at the Granite state reformatory was named by the Oklahoma highway patrol as a driver in a two car crash west of Anadarko on U S 62. Harp’s Buick collided with Myron Kenneth Tyler’s car injuring three, including Randy Lynn Tyler and Frank Herman. Tyler's son Myron Kenneth Tyler 37 and two passengers were treated for injuries at an Anadarko hospital.
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Joe Harp
Granite State Reformatory
Highway Patrol
Anadarko
Frank Brundridge
Myron Kenneth Tyler
Carnegie
Tyler
Anada
Randy Lynn Tyler
Frank Harman
Harman
Harp Way Jones
Farmers report about one dollar and five cents hourly
United States farmers claim average earnings around $1.05 per hour for farm work. The text notes a similar low wage figure for laborers, reflecting widespread low pay in agricultural employment.
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United States
Indian Hospital Chief Named From Health Service Veteran
Navy and Air Force officials selected Dr. Seltzer to head the proposed Indian hospital project. A New York City native who earned a 1936 Zurich medical degree, he has 18 years in Indian Health and two years in Lima as a consultant. He and his wife have two daughters, Deborah Jo and Pamela.
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Navy
Air Force
Washington
Seltzer
Deborah Jo
Carleton College
Northfield
Minn
Pamela
University of Oklahoma
New York City
University of Zurich Medical
Switzerland
Lima
Peru
Institute of Inter-American Affairs
Little Eagle
Sitting Bull
Trial Ordered In Bribe Case
W. W. Rucker a former Oklahoma City policeman accused of taking a bribe in 1962 was bound over for trial in district court after a preliminary hearing. He is one of two former Oklahoma City policemen awaiting trial on bribe charges.
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Oklahoma City
W. W. Rucker
Bob Walker
Rucker
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Cindy King
Elgin
Roberta Lewis
LaVonne Ruth Domebo
Park
Nelson
Carney Pewewardy
Anedarko
Dan Martin
Columbia
Jack Hill
Meadowbrook Dr
David King
Oak, Sur-Gery
Harold Brooks
Greenmeadow Dr
Dan Parton
Grandfield
Myrtle Hand
Lee Bird
Fred Petty
Walters
Ae G. Ray
L. E. Newburn
Scott Hammersberg
Patricia Hammersberg
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Mike Morales
Lewis Morales
Ronald K. Bishop
R. H. Bishop
Puncan
Roger F. Cannon
W. L. Cannon
Norman LeBarre
Opal Mae Wyatt
Aubrey Shaw
Williams
Rosalie Goggles
Lloyd S. Montgomery
Wallace B. Easton
Monroe
A. R. Trammell
Lawrence Sidney Burch
Lloyd Martin
E. Robison
Medcal
Theo M. Brown
Altus
Donald Kenny
N.W
Harold B Buchanan
Euclid
Robert L. Jones
Andrews
A D. May
Albert H. McHaffie
Miami
Barbara Nell McKelvey
Cornell
Carl McKelvey
Charles Jackson
Aubrey Jackson
S. 13Th
Glenna Powell
McKinley
Michael Eugene Kolker
Margaret L. White
Ar Jington
Alice A. Cornell
Ym M. Davis
Pamela Sue Eakin
Glen Eakin
Garfield
Wayne Paul Lutonsky
Lutonsky
Dagmar Hansen
McKinsey
THE
Associated Press
Rome
Paul VI
Vatican
Sistine Chapel
Teir Ranch
Johnson City
Santa Claus
Caroline
John F. Kennedy, Jr
Palm Beach
Fla
South Viet Nam
Steff Prete
Walter Oswalt
Northwest Kiwanis Club
John
Carolyn Trotter
Trotter
Civic Club
Holiday
Death Row
Maj
Harold Davis
Salvation A Mainder
Rmy Cor
Andrew N. Sullivan
Billboard
By Bill Crawford
C. L. Parsons
South Central
Oklahoma Frontiers of Science
L. H. Bruneau
Oklahoma State University
C. W. Berenda
J. T. Shurley
Oklahoma Medical Center
Lawtonian
Morse
Nancy Kwan
Otto Preminger
Danny Kaye
Red Skelton
Jimmy Dean
Plainview
U.S
Plainviews
Sammy Davis Jr
United Artists’ TV
Mrs
Lula White
A. T. Bailey
Uecvies
White
Burbank, Alif
Aia
Alice
John R. Zitoon
Optometrist
Cave
Lawton, Okla
Lawton Glass and Mirror Co
Cache Road Square
Raymond J. C. Wong
PHS
Spider‘s
Ross P. Demas
Pershing
Gore Medic. Arts Building
Gore Blvd
Edie
Quality Optical Service
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