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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1976

Page

10

At 83, Her Schedule Still Full Oldest Country Doctor Thinks Rewards Great

In Nevada’s Smith Valley, 83 year old Dr. Mary Fulstone says she’ll practice until she dies. She began in 1920 and has delivered nearly 4000 babies while balancing ranch life, family, and public service. She notes rising malpractice costs and shifts in health care but finds rewards in family-like patient ties.

Smith, Nev Mary Fulstone Nevada Smith Valley Mary Yerington State Board of Education

Book and Play Review Club hears writer described by Eve Sandstrom

The Lawton Book and Play Review Club meets at the McMahon Foundation to hear Mrs. Glossop discuss The Privilege of His Company by William Marchent. She notes Marchent's early struggles, Coward's mentorship, and the eventual success of The Desk Set as a major turning point.

Lawton Book and Play Review Club McMahon Foundation Coward Marchent Aoe Shirley Booth McMahon

Taft Noted as First U.S. President to Serve on Supreme Court

Historical record notes William Howard Taft, who became the 27th president, later served as Chief Justice of the United States, marking a unique trajectory from executive to judicial leadership.

William Howard Taft U.S Supreme Court

Hudson Bay Discovery by English Explorer Hud son

A concise note recalls Henry Hudson, an English explorer, who ventured into waters later named Hudson Bay, shaping geographic history. The piece also mentions the scale of a modern American supermarket offering about 8,000 products to shoppers.

Henry Hudson Hudson Bay

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