Hospital Births and Leads in Local News
Memorial notes show births in December including a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Fisher and another to Mrs. R. E. Martin. Several patients, listed by name and residence, are admitted for surgery or medical care, with multiple dismissals noted for both newborns and adults across towns such as Indiahoma, Hobart, Duncan, Anadarko, and Elgin.
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Ralph Fisher
Jessie McCowen
S. Seemeee
H. J. Bland
Indiahoma
Glenna Marie Booth
Orbin Booth
Roy Reece
Arlington
W. H. Gillian
Dale Barnett
Maple
T. F. Hamilton
Summit
Billy Bone
Paul Hinteieeort Sill
George Madsen
Tom Chapman
Oak
C. F. Lovett
Aerry Thompson
Janice Lee Green
Roosevelt
F. Sanders
Walters
R. E. Martin
Lincoln
Victor Ritchie
Spaulding
J. R. Boswell
Rusty Williams
Fern Davis
Carnegie
Betty York
Hobart
Chaddlesome
Medcal
Glen Stumblingbear
Anadarko
Oe Chasenah
Elgin
Sam Mowatt
Nahquaddy
Walter
Tenenete Chasenah
Alva Anderson
Duncan
Farm Bureau Groups To Hold Separate Sessions Tuesday
The Men’s board and the Associated Women of the Comanche County Farm Bureau will meet separately Tuesday evening at 7 30 at their office 125 E A surprise program will follow the business sessions Entertainment will be directed by Mrs L T Hayes and Mrs Henry Hasenbeck both of Elgin
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Comanche County Farm Bureau
L. T. Hayes
Henry Hasenbeck
Elgin
Whisky Suspects Face Sentencing on U S Charges
Lawton figures A L South and Dale B Thomas Jr face federal sentencing Monday following a Friday judgment against Lee Roy Walker who received a one year suspended term and a $1000 fine for importing Texas liquor into dry Oklahoma. Walker waives jury trial on two Comanche county counts of liquor possession as 96 pints and 110 fifths were seized April 24 1952 eight miles south of Randlett.
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Lawton
A. L. South
Dale B. Thomas Jr
Lee Roy Walker
ATU
Walker
Texas
Oklahoma
Randlett
Cotton County
Red River Bridge
W. R. Wallace
Luther Bohannon
Wallace
Central Motor Co., Inc
City National Bank
Thomas
South
Oklahoma- Texas
State Crime Bureau
Congress to Receive Truman State of the Union Address
Rep. Halleck of Indiana said President Truman will send the annual state of the union message to Congress next Wednesday. The address will be followed by the budget message next Friday.
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Congress
Washington
Rep
Halleck
Indiana
Truman
House
Lawton and Geronimo residents mourn several deaths
Obituaries from Lawton Oklahoma recall the deaths of W C Mallow 63 retired Geronimo farmer after a nine week illness with burial in Highland cemetery. Other notices include Thomas H Lewis 79 pioneer Lawton business man and Ben Miller 90 found dead at home with services at local churches. Also remembered are Roy Evans 68 retired Lawton businessman and Van Everd Hess 65 farmer. each entry lists survivors and funeral arrangements with Highland and Temple cemeteries noted.
Death of 83 year old farmer John Fatheree
John G Fatheree 83 retired farmer died at 4 40 pm Friday at home 1107 Monroe after 18 months illness Born June 17 1869 in Xenia D Married Mattie Smith in 1896 she died 1902 He later wed Rosa Price 1904 who died 1922 Came to Comanche county 1922 lived near Medicine Park retired 1944 moved to Lawton Survived by five daughters A C Boyer Japan John Eakin 1602 S 11th Ernest Hilliary Medicine Park Willie Reece Anadarko Lois Weaver California two sons Francis Fatheree Kansas Larry Fatheree Nevada a sister Nancy Middleton Duke 27 grandchildren five great grandchildren Services 3 30 pm Monday Ritter Funeral Home chapel Dr H Tom Wiles First Baptist officiating Burial Highland
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W. C. Mallow
Geronimo
Lawton
Blanket
Tex
Mallow
Oklahoma
Ralls
R. L
Elwood
John David Mallow
Liberal
Kan
H. W. Laycock
White Deer
M. B. Turner
Big Spring
Harve Allen
George Knudson
Albuquerque
N. M
Carl
Plainview
J. E
Levelland
Becker Memorial Chapel
Clarence Garrison
Geronimo Baptist Church
Highland Cemetery
First Christian Church
Thomas H. Lewis
E. M. Whitwell
Ritter Funeral Home
Lewis
Elm
Roy Evans
Bell
Chadwick
Evans
Temple
Territory
Farmers State Bank
Pearl Leseney
Pittsburg
Ken
First National Bank
Pioneer
Imogene Hayes
Mary Louise Evans
Billy Evans
Fred LeRoy Evans
Ponca City
Claude Evans
Leila Bogie
Temple Cemetery
John G. Fatheree
Monroe
Xenia
Mattie Smith
Rosa Price
Fatheree
Comanche County
Medicine Park
A. C. Boyer
Japan
John Eakin
S. 11Th
Ernest Hilliary
Willie Reece
Anadarko
Lois Weaver
California
Francis Fatheree
Kansas
Larry F. Fatheree
Nevada
Nancy Middleton
Duke
Ritter Funeral Home Chapel
H. Tom Wiles
First Baptist Church
Snyder Plans John Deere Day At Alamo Theater
Snyder Implement Company sponsors a John Deere Day Monday January 12 starting at 1 30 p m at the Alamo theater. Four films will be shown Paradise for Buster Tom Gordon Goes Modern Costly Bargains and Oddities in Farming.
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Wich
Nyder Implement Company
Alamo Theater
Buster
Negro Tenor George Matthews to Perform Jan. 11
Negro tenor George Matthews will give a concert at 3 p.m. January 11 in the Douglass Recreation Center, presented by the Psi Epsilon chapter of Omega Psi Phi. Proceeds fund two $100 scholarships for outstanding Douglass high school seniors. Matthews, an Omega Psi Phi member, plans a varied program of classical and spiritual numbers. The local chapter lists nine graduates as members with officers including John Henry Nelson as basileus and H L Shegog as records keeper.
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George Matthews
Psi Epsilon
Omega Psi Phi Fraternity
Douglass Recreation Center
Douglass High School
Omega Psi Phi
Matthews
Springfield
Mass
Daily News
John. Henry Nelson
Basileus
H. L. Shegog
P. E. Sawyer
L. W. Presley
Plasticized Rubber Tar Blend Protects Runways
Airfield surfaces damaged by jet fuel spills may be guarded by a coating of a new plasticized synthetic rubber and tar blend. The technology aims to harden and seal runways and taxi strips to reduce erosion and maintain surface integrity after spills.
German Finds Body Of Girl Under Bed
In Frankfurt Bornheim Adolf Wenheim reports discovering a near nude blonde corpse under his bed. Police say the body laid there at least six days. Bernhard Muelle, 21, cafe handyman, confessed to strangling the young woman after a quarrel and hiding the body under Wenheim’s bed.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Adolf Wenheim
Bornheim
Loewenheim
Bernhard Muelle
Soil fumigation to kill bacteria and pests in soil
Soil fumigation uses specialized chemicals injected deep into the soil to eradicate harmful bacteria and lifeforms. The process aims to reduce disease pressure and improve crop health by treating the root zone and surrounding soil environment.
Leaders Training Class Set for Wednesday in Lawton
Comanche county home demonstration club members are reminded that Wednesday is the day for a leaders training class. Ola Armstrong, clothing specialist from the extension division in Stillwater, will lead the session beginning at 1:30 p.m. at the County City Health Center, 10 East B. Mrs. Clara J. Kelley, county home demonstration agent, urges clubs to send at least one member to relay the information to their groups.
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Comanche County
Ola Armstrong
Stillwater
Lawton
Clara J. Kelley
County City Health Center
East B
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Sears
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St. Elmo Baptist Church
N. H. Jones
Shaw Funeral Home
C. M. Roe
Centenary Methodist Church
Robert Naylor
Centenary Church
Bert York
Cameron Baptist Church
Frederick Cemetery
Carl Geis
Milton Deis
Glen Roe
Jimmy Mayes
Rudy Oschner
Grady W Copeland
Indiahoma High School
van Everd Hess
Diahoma
Annie
van D. Hess
Homer E. Brittain
Herman Stewart
Las Cruces
Otto Hess
Oklahoma City
Homer Hess
Grand Junction
Tenn
Rosetta Jones
Charles Lindsey
Walker’s Paint & Wallpaper CO
Snyder Slates
FOX
Edt
Eiseman
Koehler
Busy Bakers
Krispy
Nabisco
Fairmont’s
Johnson
Packer
Nelsons
Paul Revere
Ray
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