Medical Research Foundation Plans Told Kiwanians
Bill Cumeford spoke to the Hiwanis club detailing the Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation plan to create a statewide research center in the west. He said the effort aims to raise 2,000,000 for a ten year program to study diseases with no current cures and tailor work to Oklahoma needs, with Feb 17 kickoff.
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Hiwanis Club
Bill Cumeford
Oklahoma
Fred Fox
Oklahoma Center
Dumaford
Kiwanis Meeting Held With Noted Guests
Next week Kiwanis gathering featured program chairman Thurston Nicklag announcing a Thursday event. Guests included A. H. Halliburton of Nashville Tennessee Lt. Wheat from Fort Smith and Claude A. Birdsen attending as invited officials.
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Gurath
Thurston Nicklag
Phureday
A. H. Halliburton
Nashvile
Tenn
Lt. Wheat
Fort Si
Claude A. Birdsen
Rites Conducted For W. L. Crawford
Services were held at 2 40 p m in Lawton Funeral home chapel for Wilburn Lee Crawford 82 retired cotton seed oil mill engineer and former Lawton resident who died Tuesday in the home of his daughter Mrs T W Wilson 17 miles south of Chattanooga Rev W A Wilcoxson Lawton Heights pastor officiated and burial was in Flower Mound cemetery Miss Martha Jane Wilcoxson sang with Jack Ballew at the organ Bearers were Oscar Goodwin Clyde Gillock Max Bessemer L W Welch J W Maler and Max Scherler
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Wilburn Lee Crawford
T. W. Wilson
Chattanooga
W. A. Wilcoxson
Lawton Heights
Wes
Flower Mound
Martha Jane
Wilcoxson
Jack Ballew
Oscar Goodwin
Clyde Gillock
Max Bessemer
L. W. Welch
J. W. Maler
Max Scherler
January births in Comanche County reach 128
Comanche County records 128 births in January with 73 boys and 45 girls, reported by Mrs. Mollie Randolph, local vital statistics registrar. The month’s deaths totaled 20, six fewer than December, and births slightly exceeded December’s 126.
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Comanche County
Mollie Randolph
Vital Statistics
Coaper
Decemeer
Apache Youths Attend Stock Show In Texas
Several youths from Apache travel to Fort Worth for the Southwest Fat Stock Show and exposition. Accompanied by farm agent Jim Tomlinson, the group includes Bobby Pohlman, Gerald Tams, Billy Smith, and Claude Smith from nearby communities. Six local high school girls attended the all-state chorus festival in Stillwater with Apache High School music director W. Tucker.
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Spectal
Jim Tomlinson
Caddo County
Bobby Pohlman
Gerald Tams
Stecker
Billy Smith
Apache
Claude Smith
Stillwater
W. ©. Tucker
Sew and So Club Hosts Dinner at Hughes Farm Home
Keeling Vera Dean MuMatantte Carolyn Mug Myry Sew and So Club members and husbands attended a dinner Tuesday evening at the Hughes farm home south of Apache. Special guests included Mr and Mrs Walter White of Atex Mr and Mrs Herman Fleep er Jr and Mr and Mrs Buell Patternon Apache Magneta Dr Jones Fla Gile fheath M. G. d lzer and Jim Wardokws who later met with the state highway commission in Oklahoma City on Wednesday regarding the Cyril Apache highway project soon to start. Local delegation accompanied by State officials.
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Fla Gile Fheath
Local Notes on Arrivals and Recoveries
Sen Theodore Pruitt and Mrs Schostzer arrive from Newburg New York to visit Mrs Schostzer's parents Mr and Mrs Price. Mr and Mrs Bob Evans return from Denver Colorado after several days away. Pvt Denall Hicks, enlisted weeks ago, is reported recovering in Fort Knox Kentucky hospital under treatment for some time.
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Anadarico
Schosterr
Fronm Newburg
Schostzer
B. Price
Bob Evans
Denver
Colo
Denall Hicks
Fort Knox
Duncan Reservist To Speak At Monday Night Meeting
Maj. Carl A. Reid, Duncan reservist, will be principal speaker at a joint meeting of the 427th Armored, FA and the 358th FA Reserve battalions at 8 p.m. Monday in the organized reserve headquarters at Fort Sill.
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Carl A. Reid
Duncan
Armored
Organized Reserve
Fort Sli
Reluctant Broadcast on Radiation Warfare Discussed
Major Reid of Halliburton laboratories will discuss radiological analysis tied to atomic warfare. Captain B F Moore, unit moderator, invites all reservists to attend the session.
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Reid
Halliburton Laboratories
B. F. Moore
Divorce Uncontested Majority in United States
About eighty five percent of divorces granted in the United States are uncontested, reflecting a high rate of amicable settlements and streamlined judicial processes across jurisdictions. The figure suggests a broad trend toward simpler divorces despite varied state laws and procedures.
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