Lawton Hospital Luncheons Set For OA Talks
The southwest Oklahoma Education Association convention luncheons are set for March 14 15 with 16 locations noon Friday March 13 serving the same menu. Luncheons will be at Lawton high school and other campus cafeterias with meals including steak salad escalloped potatoes lima beans asparagus strawberry shortcake hot rolls butter and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Talla
Southwest Oklahoma Education Association
Lawton High School
Wilson
Jefferson
Will Rogers
Jacson
Adams
Post Children’s School
Garfield
Swinney
Lawton High “School
Whittiers Social Studies
Howell
Lincoln
Salvation Army Major Addresses School Assembly
Maj. Verner Vansyckle, Salvation Army spiritual specialist, spoke to Central Junior High students at a weekly assembly on The Evils of Liquor. Capt. Luther Smith introduced him. Jan Howard emceed and Johnny McPhail presented the flag. Judy Kasperell read Scripture and prayer. Linda Walker sang The Holy Hour. Whispering Sands was performed by Karol Johnson and Karen Lanning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verner Vansyckle
Salvation Army
Central
Luther Smith
Salvation Army Corps
Maj. Vansyckle
Jan Howard
Johnny McPhail
Judy Kasperell
Linda Walker
Whispering Sands
Karol Johnson
Karen Lanning
Foundation Cotton Seed Deadline Near
County agent Lewis Haydock notes Oklahoma Foundation Seed Stocks has Stoneville 62 and Parrot seed for production this year. The deadline to apply for foundation cotton seed is April 14 and applications can be obtained from Haydock at Oklahoma A&M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Lewis Haydock
Oklahoma Foundation Seed Stocks, Inc
Oklahoma A&m College
Haydock
Watch For Disease Among Ewes Warned To Sheep Owners
Comanche county sheep owners urged to watch for signs of pregnancy disease or lambing paralysis among ewes. County agent Lewis Hayduck said early symptoms include slow walking stiffness and difficulty getting up and down. these progress to a fatal stage if unchecked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche County
Lewis Hayduck
Haydo
He's Romantic Boston Navy Uniform Arrest Spree
Frank N. Thompson, arrested for the 15th time for illegally wearing a Navy uniform, told police that the girls seem to go for a man in uniform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Frank N. Thompson
Lawton Seeks Urban Renewal Aid From State Bill
Lawton aims to qualify for federal Urban Renewal funds to redevelop blighted areas in Comanche County. The bill, passed by the Oklahoma House, would let Lawton participate, with Senate action expected. The program funds two thirds from federal sources and one third locally and enables condemnation and purchase of urban property. A sanitation survey led by Reuel Waldrop investigates drainage sewage and waste disposal to improve health and appearance. Four cities including Lawton Pueblo Laredo and Kansas City Kansas join the survey effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Senate
Oklahoma
Comanche County
Charles H. Miller
Earl Simmons
House
Fred Harris
State Senate
Elise Worth
Reuel Waldrop
Communicable Disease Center
Atlanta
Waldrop
Health Department
United States
Pueblo
Colo
Laredo
Tex
Kansas City
Kan
Four Lawton Seniors Named to Career Conference Delegation
Four Lawton high school seniors Carolyn Cole Barbara Ramey David Craig and Smitty Barnes were named as delegates to the annual Career Conference at the University of Oklahoma in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton High School
University of Oklahoma
Carolyn Cole
Barbara Ramey
David Craig
Smitty Barnes
Now's The Time To Prune Trees
County agent Lewis Haydock stresses pruning from now to April to boost growth and appearance. Pruning shapes trees, removes damaged wood, and lightens the canopy. Start at transplanting with a central leader and trim side branches to promote a strong main stem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Hay
Gock
Haydock
Former Captain Joins Air Force As An Airman
Arnold C Nye a former Air Force captain discharged in 1953 has enlisted as an airman first class. Nye from No 240th has two sons in the Air Force and all three plan careers. He served in World War II as a bombardier and was recalled in 1947 with posts in Okinawa Korea and Japan before a 1953 discharge. He recently worked for Military Service Co San Antonio Texas and cites security and early retirement benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold C_ Nye
Air Force
Nye
No. 240Th
Wye
Okinawa
Korea
Japan
The
Military Service Co
San Antonio
Tes
Hungarian Refugees Adapt To American Homes Pronounce Bread Taste
Hungarian refugees moving into American homes report they enjoy brown bread with meat and vegetables. They describe white bread as something unfamiliar and lighter, noting the contrast with their traditional loaves.
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Lawton Hospital
Birtin Gaughter
Don Mitchum
Floyd
Marold N. Coslow
Ash
Neal W. Burke
Tulane
C. Timothy Church
Charles T. Church
Conklin
Fort Sil
Paul Jorgenson
Julius Jorgenson
Crosby
Dan Glascock
S. N. Glascock
William Smith
W. de Smith
Conway D
A. L. Shepler
Ferris
Nancy Cowie
Edward J.cowie
Andrews
Suzanne Keester
John F. Keester
John F. N. Keester
Samuel Corocy
Joseph CG. Corocy
Murray F. Gilbert
Dune M. Timmson
Plaza Trailer Park
Michael R. Sampley
Robert J. Sampley
Lee
James H. Maness
Roosevelt
Donald D. Conn
Wallace Bi Medical
Hop
Dennis N_ Cowl
Marion Cowley
Abed Ransdall
Charles L. Mount
Ny Sath
Frank Cornforth
Marford Drive
Maye Ttubble
Tipton
Frank N. Vaughn
Donald E. Dieseke
Wiliams
Bobby J. Pugh
Jerry O. Cannon
Raymond E. Whiting
James H. Bond
Jimmy R. Hutchinson. Snyder
Southwestern
Lester Davis
Marlow
Edwin King
Lake
Donald Ray Nisbelt
Duncan
Wanda Shultz
A. B. Alexander
Gould
Susan Durbin
William Gene Durbin
Walters
Clifton Charles Cox
James Il
Ponder
Dearborn
James Hardin
Harvey
Idard Pratt
Elgin
Paul Komnalty
Tucson
Aviz
Eki Phillips
Oklahoma City
Frank Pawpa
Longdale
Willie Burns
Riverside Indian ‘School
Anadarko
Freddie Sloan
Medi
G. Bacon
Anadarko, Medical
Eugene Redhat
Cal
Wynema Martin
Comanche
Rose Ann Artavich
Apache
Kevin Holder
Foundation
Cige
Cremer Furniture CO
Venon
Pat Perkins
Dan River
Springs
Flere
I, Price
Savitas
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