Births and admissions listed at Indian Hospital
The Indian Hospital system reports births including a son to James Hunter Jr. and his wife in Anadarko at 12:25 pm February 23, and a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sims in Holiday Plaza at 5:57 am February 24. It lists numerous admissions and discharges across many patients in towns such as Hinton Anadarko Cache Medicine Park and Fort Cobb with medical and surgical notes.
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James Hunter Jr
Anadarko
Arthur Sims
Holiday Plaza
Jerry Hurst
Vernon Grooms
Myrtle Corcoran
Fletcher
Don Hannabass
Indiahoma
Shirley Havlik
Albert Havlik
Avondale
Trancy Hennessee
Charles Hennessee
McKinley
Darold Hollander
Baltimore
Emma Jackson
Patterson
Jean Cecilia Koetter
Elgin
Carol Jean Gowan
Bill Gowan
Tulane
Joan Lorre Gowan
Grace Robbins
Euclid
Harold Dean Spriggs
Park
Pet Thomas
Bell
Alice Vogle
Snyder
Williams
N. 14Th
Karen Woodall
Stan Woodall
Bedford Drive
Medical
Silas R. Hall
Cache
L. P. Hood
N. 24Th
Phillip Skuda
Lawton
Archie Rosencutter
Plaza Trailer Courts
Sarah I. Wagner
Arlington
Kirby J. Mitchell
Louie Toy
Frank Cole
Geronimo
Billy R. Bonner
Baldwin
Robert Choice
Wakita
James Shelton Vaughan
Star Rt
William Grammer
Mary Theresa Kloft
Orville J. Kloft
Douglas
Laurie Hartline
Ronnie Hartline
Kenneth Dow Jennings
Jesse Dow Jennings
Prentice
Easter Pageant Rehearsals Underway in Holy City
Preparations for the 38th Wichita Mountains Easter pageant proceed with 30 scenes rehearsed by reading and acting casts and a large sound crew at the Holy City. Executive director Dave Sandstrom lauded the first rehearsal as one of the best yet. more cast members, especially angels, are still needed for the show to open Easter morning.
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Wichita Mountains
Holy City
Dave Sandstrom
Holy Land
Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge
Isaiah
Jesus Christ
Sandstrom
Fort Worth
Students To See MRA Drama Here
More than 250 city high school students will attend Music At Midnight a moral re armament drama Tuesday night as guests of Lawton businessmen. Merchants were solicited by Jaycees and MRA advance agents to purchase the du cats for the teenagers. Curtain time is 8 15 p m. Tickets on sale at Hardy Suggs Music Co. and at the auditorium an hour before curtain.
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Lawton
Jaycees
MRA
England
McMahon Memorial Auditorium
Elmer Thomas Park
Hardy Suggs Music Co
Reserve commander joins three day Fort Chaffee swap shop
Maj. John B. Perry former Fort Sill commander and now head of the Lawton Army Reserve subsector attended a three day swap shop at Fort Chaffee Arkansas last week. About 4500 equipment transactions were completed to transfer gear between reserve units affected by the Army reorganization.
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John B. Perry
Fort Sill
U. S. Army Reserve
Lawton
Fort Chaffee
Ark
Kennedy Warns on Tax Cutback and Growth Prospects
President Kennedy argues a $10 billion top to bottom tax revision is needed to accelerate growth by easing wartime tax rates. He warns rejecting the plan risks a recession, ongoing budget gaps, high unemployment, and investor and dollar confidence loss, while pledging eventual deficit reduction and price stability with continued cost cutting. He cautions against slogans and insists on direct reforms to lift the economy.
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Kennedy
United States
Congress
Bus Driver Carries Injured Dog to Clinic Out of Route
In Sheffield England AP report George Abbott stopped his bus and ordered all passengers off to tend an injured dog. He then drove the double decker to an animal clinic with the dog as the only passenger. Ten of fifty passengers complained. Abbott faces a rule violation ruling.
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Sheffield
England
George Abbott
Abbott
Cultural Activities Outlined At USO Dinner
Fred Stegin, Lawton Little Theatre president, outlined local cultural activities at a USO dinner. He discussed Lawton Little Theatre Red Barn productions and the need for actors and backstage workers. He also noted roles for Lawton Community Concert association and Lawton Philharmonic Orchestra. About 30 Fort Sill men attended.
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Lawton
Fred Stegin
Lawton Little Theatre
USO
Red Barn
Lawton Community Concert Association
Methodist Youth Fellowship Members Gather Tonight
Members from 13 Lawton area churches will attend a sub district meeting at 7 30 p m today in the Marlow First Methodist church building A program on Christian Fellowship is scheduled as part of the program.
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Methodist Youth Fellowship
Lawton
Marlow First Methodist
Christian Fellowship
Unlucky car thief snatches sedan from Hagel parking lot
State police in Meriden pursue a thief who stole a car from a restaurant lot. The vehicle belongs to acting Connecticut Attorney General Harry Hagel.
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Meriden, Conn
UPI
Harry Hagel
Lawton Officials Travel To Oklahoma City Meeting
Hugh Bish assistant superintendent in charge of instruction will attend a Thursday meeting of the State North Central association in Oklahoma City to review state accrediting reports. Mrs. Ivalane Neptune and Mrs. Mary Alitzer attended the 10th annual guidance conference at the University of Oklahoma last week with Neptune presiding at one seminar.
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Hugh Bish
Lawton
State North Central Association
Oklahoma City
Ivalane Neptune
Eisenhower Junior
Mary B. Alitizer
Central
University of Oklahoma
Center For Continuing Education
Neptune
Students Attend Thespian Workshop in Oklahoma City
Lawton high and Eisenhower Junior-Senior high students will join a National Thespian Society workshop session Saturday in Oklahoma City. Eisenhower speech teacher Mrs. Jerry Long will discuss staging a variety show mechanics. Accompanying the students will be Mrs. Opal Ford, chairman of LHS speech department.
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Lawton High
Eisenhower
Oklahoma City
Jerry Long
Opal Ford
LHS
Cityan Reports Theft Of Ring
An east Lawton man told police burglars entered his room and stole a $320 diamond ring after searching the room and scattering contents of a suitcase. Other reports include clothing stolen from a car and a clothesline theft, plus a burglary at a hall collection plate. Missing persons include Janice Hamilton, 16, and Dennis S. Kilbride, 17, last seen Sunday.
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East Lawton
Harold D. Robinson
Max A. Warren
Cache Road
Rhuie Tafolla
Bell
Chester Ochsner
Fellowship Hall
28Th and C
Alton Smith Motor Co
N. Sheridan Road
John Dawson
N. 30Th
Everett Thompson
Gore
Mattie Pinkley
Carver
Janice Hamilton
Joseph Kilbride
Fort Sill
Dennis S. Kilbride
Wool Becomes South Africa's Second Most Valuable Export
In the post gold era South Africa sees wool rising to high export value, trailing only gold and ahead of uranium. The shift highlights the textile sector's growing contribution to national earnings and trade balance.
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South Africa
Police Court Disposes Numerous City Violations
Municipal Judge J Merle Oaks handled cases including speeding fines for Mellvin Marler and Burton McNeil, red light violations for Alfred Young and Dieter Mattingly, petty larceny for several defendants, assault and battery with suspended fine for Stephen Dixon, and multiple charges of no license, drunkenness, and disturbance with fines and bonds forfeited. Public drunkenness carried assorted fines and bonds.
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J. Merle Oaks
Patricia H. Freeman
N. 40Th
Mellvin E. Marler
Lincoln
Alfred Harrell Young
Cache
Red Light
Joseph P. Lonetree
Indiahoma
Donald Ray McFarland
Laird
Burton E. McNeil
Upton Road
Johnny N. Owens
Atom
Ronnie K. Richardson
Cameron Col Lege
Colene Lee Stevenson
Altus
Hattie Luncinda Miller
A. D. Chism
Carrie Lee Albert
Stephen Dixon
Columbia
Ida Belle Bates
Alvin Qnas Adamson
Dieter Mattingly
James Samuel Bevins
Plaza
Suzanne M. Brogan
Roy A. Johnson
Cameron College
Gerald M. Hooks
Lee
Shirley Robinson
Ellen Sodores
Lawton
Maureen Yeahque
Carnegie
New Healing Substance Heals Hemorrhoids Quickly
New York special report describes Bio-Dyne as a discovery from a world famous research institution that shrinks hemorrhoids without surgery. It notes germ killing properties and lasting improvement, with doctors verifying results over months. Available as Preparation H ointment or suppositories at drug counters.
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New York
N. Y
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