Hospital News List of Admits and Births Across Multiple Names
Hospital notes show numerous admissions medical and surgical, with patients from Alberta to Clinton and Lawton. Birth announcements include newborns to Standley White and Roach families, and several surgeries noted for Churchwell and Lang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newt Sanders
Joseph E. Standley
Frank J. White
Florence Brown
Columbia
Richard Walden Churchwell
Altus
Henry Lee Little
L. L. Little
Washington
Betty Wege
Star Rt
Lawton
James A. Roach
Earl Darwin Logan
Merwin S. Lawrence
Roosevelt
C. G. Coffin
Elgin
Elgin, Medi- Cal
Richard L. Ray
Cache
Herman Bender
Lake
Willie T. Ward
Pennsylvania
Ade Lillie Mae Jones
Beth Springer
Iva Maude Wolf
Lillie Pearl Leitner
Irwin
Lois E. Lang
Fort Sill
Romania
Rosalie Davis
Home Savings and Loan Posts Banner Year
Home Savings and Loan Assn of Lawton reports a banner year with assets up to 6 159 607 and reserves at 365 062. Net loans totaled 1 356 502 to 299 families as 879 new savers brought total shareholders to 3 672, a 13.2 percent rise. Ray H. Babbitt cited peak home financing. Harvey P. Jones joined the board. Powell named chairman. officers re-elected.
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Home Savings and Loan Assn
Lawton
Ray H. Babbitt
Babbitt
Harvey P. Jones
Association
Duncan
Charles S. Powell
Helen Horn
Powell
T. R. Keegan
E. B. Dunlap
Howard Babbitt
Ned Shepler
Allied Officers Meet Rotary Guests At Luncheon
Thirty two allied officers attending the Artillery Officer Advanced course at the Artillery and Guided Missile Center were special guests at the Rotary Club luncheon Tuesday. Commandant Victor spoke on their countries and customs.
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Artillery and Guided Missile Center
Rotary Club
Victor
E. Houillet
Belgium
Hans E. Hansen
Denmark
Raffaello Cecconi
Italy
Naweb Ahmed Ashraf
Pakistan
E. C. Williams
Edward T. Williams
John E. Theimer
John F. Bird
Thet Way
Burma
Gustavo Dupuis
Enrique Garin
Chile
Alfonso Parada
Colombia
Ramon A. Navas
el Salvador
Francis Leclerc
France
Kurt Fischer
Germany
Sharif Khalkhali
Ali Abar
Iran
Francesco di Trapani
Masao Fujisawa
Matsunori Ichiki
Shoji Takahashi
Japan
Byong Kwan Kim
Chong Rae Choi
Korea
Yu-shen Lee
Te-pu Chang
Chan Ni
Chingsan Shen
Republic of China
Rae Farman Ali Khan
Jamal Said Mian
Atilio Lopez
Peru
Basilio T. Genson
Philippines
Francisco Cotarelo
Spain
Sabri Kalelioglu
Turkey
Velantin Montana
Camilo Vetencourt
Venezuela
Williams
Civic Club
Fort Sill
Joe Jackson
W. R. Moore
Max Holzberlein
Duncan
Homer Bolton
Chickasha
342 Speeches At 4-H Meet At Fort Sill Indian School
Judges will hear 342 county 4-H members deliver speeches from 5 to 12 minutes at Fort Sill Indian School gym. Contests run with the annual girls food preparation event. 95 boys in junior, 47 in senior regular and five in cooperative, plus 117 junior girls, 71 senior, four illustrated lectures, three cooperative.
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Fort Sill Indian School
Kitty Johnson
Tillman County
Virginia Berrey
Maurita Green
Cotton County
Jasper Hart
Walters
Laxton Malcom
Frederick
Aubrey Wilson
Public Service Company
Lawton
Ridgway Shifted From Early Backing Of New Look Plan
A defense source says Gen. Matthew B. Ridgway originally approved the Eisenhower era New Look military plan in 1953 but by 1954 opposed its presentation. He reportedly fought Army cuts in Congress and at the Pentagon, retiring June 30.
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Washington
Matthew B. Ridgway
Eisenhower
Ridgway
Congress
State of the Union
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Saturday Evening Post
Defense
Ringway
Charles E. Wilson
Adm
Arthur W. Radford
Joint Chiefs
Defense Authority
Pentagon
Fund Directors To Meet Today For Monthly Session
Lawton Fort Sill United Fund directors are set to meet at 3 30 p m for the regular monthly board session. They will discuss plans for the February election and the nominating committee has prepared a slate of prospective members to be presented at the meeting. Seven terms expire this year, said executive director Charles W Gallaher.
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Lawton - Fort Sill United Fund
Charles W. Gallaher
Suspended Sentence Revoked For Armed Robbery Suspect
Robert Daniel Archie, 19, had a three year suspended sentence revoked by Superior court Judge Robert S. Landers after being charged with armed robbery perjury and larceny of an automobile. Archie will be held in Comanche county jail until Feb 13 to stand trial with related cases including co defendants in a Dec 19 hijacking near Lawton. If convicted he could serve concurrent sentences across the pending felonies.
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Robert Daniel Archie
Robert S. Landers
Landers
Manville Redman
Archie
Redman
Comanche
Marvin E. Cameron
Woodrow Giles
Arch
Utah
Carl Bell
Lawton
Bell
Fort Sill
Benjamin Rotherman
John Skinner
Mother Of UP News Editor Dies
Mrs. C. E. Bond 83 mother of W. Lee Bond United Press Southwest Division news editor died in Waurika Oklahoma after strokes. Funeral at 1 p.m. Thursday at Chickasha First Christian Church burial in Chickasha. Native of Deering Kansas widow for 10 years survived by four sons and four daughters.
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Waurika
Okla
C. E. Bond
W. Lee Bond
Southwest Division
United Press
Waurika Hospital
First Christian Church
Chickasha
Bond
Deering
Kan
Forrest F. France
Salvation Army Officials Visit Oklahoma City Citadel Event
Capt Rudolph Lanier divisional youth secretary will attend Salvation Army Youth Night at the citadel 1512 E. Capt. Lanier in charge of state youth work. Local unit youth director Lt Glenn Winters says program starts 6 30 p m. Supper for Corps Cadets at 5 p.m. today.
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Rudolph Lanier
Oklahoma City
Salvation Army
Citadel
Lanier
Glenn Winters
Hotel Lawtonian Anniversary Gala Tickets On Sale
Tickets for the Hotel Lawtonian gala first anniversary party and dance on January 27 are on sale. Tommy Cunningham and his orchestra will perform with vocalist Rosemary Rene featured. The dance runs 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Dinner at 7 p.m. Wayne Brown handles catering. Ducats are on sale at the Lawtonian.
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Lawtonian
C. R. Holley
Tommy Cunningham
Rosemary Rene
Wayne Brown
The
Engineer Praises Russian Industrial Technical Progress
An American engineer, Dr. Albert C. Hall of Bendix Aviation Corp., Detroit, who toured Russian factories, praised the technical progress he witnessed and said Soviets act swiftly to fix deficiencies, leaving Americans with nothing to be complacent about. He noted Soviet industry identifies needs and dedicates effort to meet them.
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Washington
Albert C. Hall
Bendix Aviation Corp
Detroit
Wedding Planned in Santa Monica Details Ben Hormel
Ben F. Hormel, 78, a retired meatpacking executive, and Mrs. Wilma Thompson Burnham, 53, a widow, plan to be married Saturday in Santa Monica California.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Ben F. Hormel
Wilma Thompson Burnham
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