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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1963
Page
7
Memorial hospital board approves a $250 month raise for 23 full-time registered nurses, raising starting pay to $300 and boosting annual payroll by about $900. The move aims to curb turnover as the county plans new staffing with the McMahon Nursing home.
Lincoln endured early losses in business and politics, faced poverty and personal heartbreak, then rebuilt his career from law to Congress and finally the presidency. His recovery from despair demonstrated a steadfast adherence to principle and a lesson for mankind.
Oklahoma City AP John Lee Smith Oklahoma County Election Board chairman died Monday night after a heart attack in his office. He was 34. Smith born in Durant attended Oklahoma City public schools outstanding law school graduate from University of Oklahoma 1951 earlier degree from Central State College appointed chair January 1 1961 survivors include his widow Mary and two sons services pending
The Cameron college chorus under Gene Brooks performed at an Association for Childhood Education dinner at Eisenhower Junior-Senior High School. Special numbers were given by Charles Rightmer Johnny Mackey Pat Howeth Marv Upjohn Glenn Schell Bud Pallas Sarah Millard and Sheri Jacobs. Monroe Wortham ACE president introduced staff and board members along with their wives.
Mrs. Clarence Mull and her daughter Mrs. Betty Davenport left for Athens Georgia where her father E P Stone aged 93 is seriously ill.
Fort Sill began nine week Officers Orientation Course for 73 student officers mostly new lieutenants in the Field Artillery. Courses cover organization and responsibilities of the artillery branch.
Algae species inhabit every region on earth including Antarctica where red algae tint the water pink. The discovery underscores algae’s global distribution and ecological reach across diverse habitats.
The item-laden column highlights Opal Barnett as the maker of colorful bean pictures and Darline Bridges teaching a Bible lecture session in Lubbock. It surveys new Warner Bros TV series in development, Valentines mailing from Loveland with 90 000 pieces and a $50 candy watch package in Cow Town, plus a Chamber of Commerce meeting about the McMahon Memorial Auditorium. It also covers a Hereford cattle show at the county fairgrounds with details on champions, prize money, and sale stats.
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