Hospital News Items From Indian Admitteds and Births
A scraped list records hospital admissions and births including names such as Robert Yeabgun W0t, Ethel Willis, Ruth Chaddlesone, and Velma Wooth. It notes surgeries at Fort Sill Indian School and various residences with numerous medical and birth entries, alongside dismissed patients and staff references.
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Adimitteds
Robert Yeabgun
Bell
Ethel Willis
Duncan
Robert Alson
Fort Sill
Ange Ine Iking
Indian Schod
Jove Wolf Feather
Watongsr
Moeedlivst
Nellie Hil
A. Medica
Velma Wooth
Elin
Rita Bourlow
Melical
Baptist Meeting Names Chairman for 1957 Conference
Rev. Jim Corner pastor of Lawton Friendship Baptist church is named chairman of the Comanche-Cotton Baptist Pastor's Conference for 1957. Other officers elected include Rev. R. C. Hopper Sunset Mission vice chairman and moderator and Superintendent of Missions John J. Evans Lawton secretary-treasurer. Corner succeeds Rev. Don Bergeron of Elgin First Baptist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Corner
Lawton Friendship Baptist Church
R. C. Hopper
Sunset Mission
John J. Evans
Lawton
Cretary
Corner
Don Bergeron
Elgin First Baptist Church
Khrushchev Defends Stalin At Kremlin Reception
Khrushchev, amid a Kremlin reception with Chou En Lai, defended Stalin as a model for the working class and condemned attacks on him. He asserted Stalinism cannot be separated from communism and praised Stalin’s role in advancing workers’ interests, receiving loud applause from Soviet leaders and Red China diplomats.
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Moscow
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Stalin
Hrushchev
Kremlin
Chou Ein-lai
Khrushchev
Bulgarin
Karushchev
Suilin
Tenin
Red China
Get Car Tags Now Hennessee Urges Motorists
Ralph Hennessee tag agent urged motorists with reserved 1957 license plates to pick them up immediately. About 40 tags remained unclaimed and could be released if not collected within 13 days before the penalty period begins. All tags must be purchased by January 3 with a one cent per day fine after that.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Hennessee
Hennessee
Hennesser
Will Rogers Turnpike May Open May 18
Oklahoma Turnpike Authority may open the 85.32 mile Will Rogers Turnpike from Tulsa to Joplin by May 18, about a month ahead of schedule. Chief engineer W D Haoback reported 13 miles of paving awarded and inspected, 90 bridges and grade separations nearly complete, and total construction cost to date of 345,476,822.
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Tulsa
Okla
Oklahoma Turnpike Authority
Joplin
Ww. D. Haoback
Engi
Funeral Rites for M-Sgt McMahon Held at Fort Sill
Funeral services for M-Sgt Thamis F. McMahon 30 of 2017 Lake will be at 11 a.m. Monday at Becker Memorial chapel with a rosary at 7:30 p.m. Sunday. McMahon died of a heart attack Thursday night while driving near 1801 Late. He served with Headquarters Battery 41st FA Group at Fort Sill since 1950 and served in World War II and Korea. He was born July 12 1906 in Trailford Conn and married Lee Milner April 6 1910. Burial will be in Fort Sill Cemetery. He is survived by his wife, a sister Mary McMahon and two brothers Jarold and Joseph, all of Hartford.
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Thamis F. McMahon
Lake
Becker Memorial
Set
McMahon
41St FA Group
Fort Sill
Traetford
Conn
North Africa
Lee Ore Milner
Sui
Alary McMahon
Jarold
Joseph
Hart Jove
Mrs. J. W. Berryman Rites Planned in Tucson
Mrs. J W Berryman age about 87 died in Tucson Ariz after two years of poor health at a nephew Robert Deweys home She lived in Oklahoma earlier moved to Arizona a year ago She was a Centenary Methodist and United Daughters of the Confederacy member Survived by brother Jack Jordan Tucson Funeral arrangements to be announced by Ritter Funeral Home
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Berryman
Tucson
Ariz
Robert Dewey
Ariza
Olahoma
Centenary Methodist Church
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Jack Jordan
Five Students Vie For All State Orchestra Auditions
Five high school students from Duncan and nearby towns audition this afternoon at Cameron College for the all state high school orchestra. Percussion and wind winners advance to the all state festival at the University of Ottawa on Feb. 28. Judging emphasizes tone, interpretation, technique, personality and scholastic standing. Melvin Keeney and Miss Kathleen Linley of Cameron are judges.
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Cameron College
University of Oitama
Inday
Percy Wielman
Ute
Lawien High School
Becky Wade
Phil Sampson
Johnson
Cornet
Elizabeth Allen
Duncan
Melvin Keeney
Kathlean Linley
Cameron
Altus Base Sets Bids On Property
Altus Air Force Base announced spot bid sale procedures with inspection from January 21 to February 1 excluding weekends and holidays, daily 9 am to 4 pm. Bids open at 9 am on February at the disposal office building. No deposit required. Bid forms and catalogs available at the sale site. Items include unused used and scrap property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altus Air Force Base
Speech Design For Living Classes To Begin Tonight
The first in a four part series will start at 7 p.m. today in the Business and Professional Women's club room at Old South Cafeteria. Sponsored by the B&PW club, the public is invited. Instructor is Mrs. Loretta Lawson.
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Old South
B&pw Club
Loretta Lawson
Saturday Polio Shot Clinic Set
Area residents from three months to age 920 years will be offered polio and other immunization shots at a county city health department clinic on Saturday. Charles H. Miller Jr, director, urged first time recipients to complete the series with second and third doses, noting private physicians can provide shots for those not within the age group.
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County City Wealth Department
Charles H. Miller Jr
Mil- Ten
Walters Talent Winners Listed
Walters talent winners were announced by J. B. Minton polio drive chairman for Cotton county. Top acts include Walters Dixie land Band Kent Gard ner Linda Southward Charles Hall Terry Nead Joan Nichols Pat Williams Walters girls quartet Pat Anderson Ruenell Fudge Barbara Olis Betty Phillips soft shoe dance team Ixent Gardner Beverly Hart and vocal soloist David Penn. About 13 contestants competed. Winners advance to a televised talent telethon in January 2027 to support the March of Dimes. Judges were Mike Brandon J A Crosby and P M Giron of Lawton.
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Walters
J. B. Minton
Polio Drive
Cotton County
Walters Dixieland
Kent Gardner
Linda Southward
Charles Hall
Terry Nead
Joan Nichols
Pat Williams
Walters Girls
Pat Anderson
Ruenell Fudge
Barbara Olis
Betty Phillips
Soft Shoe
Ixent Gardner
Beverly Hart
David Penn
Matreh of Dimes
Mike Brandon
J. A. Crosby
P. M. Giron
Lawton
Assessor's Office Keeps Noon Hours for Declarations
Lawton property owners are reminded to file 1997 property declarations by noon today with the Assessor's Office. Lester Paden says the office will stay open at noon in January to aid downtown workers. declarations continue until April 1 but no noon hours in February and March. About 4,000 county owners have declared so far, and Paden will visit county offices Feb 1 to 15 to assist owners not resident in Lawton.
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Lawton
Toduy
Paden
Baptists To Hold Meeting Feb 4 at Highland Church
The Camanche-Catlion Baptist Association will meet Feb 4 at Faxon Baptist Church under the theme World Missions, Our Mission. About 150 delegates from associational churches attended the regular meeting at Highland Baptist Church with Rev. W. E. Russell of Walters in charge.
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Camanche-Catlon Baptist Association
Highland Baptist Church
World Missions
Faxon Baptist Ehtech
W. E. Russell
Walters
Markets Chicago Butter Prices and Oklahoma City Livestock
Chicago market notes show mixed butter receipts at 1 105,000 with wholesale prices steady. Oklahoma City livestock reports include 175 calves, hogs 100 with 18.50 to 19.25 for 180 to 440 lb barrows and gilts, sows 16.00 to 17.00, and nominally steady sheep. State Board of Agriculture prices list wheat 2.10 to 2.19, hens and eggs steady, butter prices varied across towns.
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Chicago
Chicago Merchantile Exchange
Oklahoma City Livestock
Oklahoma City
USDA
State Board of Agriculture Today
Frederick
Edmond
Bison
Clinton
Hensessay
Kingfisher
Vici
Alva
Blackwell
el Reno
Enid
Hobart Medford
Yukon
Guyman
Hooker
Broilers
Muskogee
Tulsa
Vinita
Pauls Valley
Watonga
Lawton
Vi- Blackwell
Elks City
Shattuck
Elk City
Buttertat
Shat‘tuck
Seniors To Get OU Commissions
Four Lawton seniors will receive military commissions at the University of Oklahoma on Jan 27 in combined Army Navy and Air Force ROTC ceremonies. Recipients include Edward G Hesler Alton Wayne Kniffin Marvin L Sanders and Allen D Dayton who will join the Army Reserve Air Force Reserve or become an Air Force second lieutenant. Brig Gen Edwin Chickering of Langley AFB Va will be guest speaker. The commissions honor students who completed the four year ROTC program alongside degree work.
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Lawton
University of Oklahoma
Army
Navy
Edward G. Hesler
JL. G. Hesley
Bell
Alton Wayne Kniffin
H. H. Kniffin
Marvin L. Sanders
Ellen Sanders
N. 19Th
Allen D. Dayton
Leslie Dayton
Arlington
Air Force Reserve
Aeronautical Engineering
Edwin 8. Chickering
Langley Air Force Base
City appoints guard lieutenant in Oklahoma National Guard
Earl G. Barton, a Civil Service employee in Fort Sill’s Combat Developmental Department, receives notification of appointment to second lieutenant in Company A, Agate Ordnance Battalion, Oklahoma National Guard. Barton, a 1952 St Mary’s High School graduate, enrolled in Army extension courses in March 1956 and earned a certificate July 31. He is married to Marilyn Simpson and they reside at 10342 D Barton. He was a specialist second class when appointed effective December 1.
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Lawson
Agate Ordnance Battalion
Oklahoma
National Guard
Earl G. Barton
Civil Service
Fort Sill
Barton
Army
St.Mary’s High School
Marilyn
Area Chambers Invited to Banquet by Lawton Chamber
Representatives from Duncan Waurika Walters Rush Springs Anadarko Fort Cobb Snyder Frederick Wichita Falls Tex Comanche Temple Marlow Chickasha Carnegie Hobart Altus Grandfield Apache Fletcher Cement Faxon Indiahoma Cyril Chattanooga and Cache invited to attend the annual Lawton Chamber of Commerce banquet January 22 at the Hole Inn. Dan Casey of Harrisburg Pa Chamber of Commerce will be principal speaker.
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Gueea Chambers of Commerce
Lawton Chamber of Commerce
Hole
Lawtonian
Duncan
Waurika
Walters
Rush Springs
Anadarko
Fort Cobb
Snyder
Frederick
Wichita Falls
Tex
Comanche
Temple
Marlow
Chickasha
Carnegie
Hobart
Altus
Grandfield
Apache
Fletcher
Cement
Faxon
Youth Page Returns From Oklahoma Senate Week
Lawton high school senior Don Cline returned home from Oklahoma City where he served as a page in the state senate. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph H. Cline of 1378 Ash and was sponsored by Sen. Fred B. Harris. Cline, a member of the LHS Key club, previously served as a House page two years ago.
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Don Cline
Lawton
Oklahoma City
Okahoma
City Student Is Elected OU Fraternity Secretary
Donald Bryant son of Mr and Mrs Russell Bryant No 27 WN 24h was recently elected secretary of Delta Sigma Pi professional business fraternity at the University of Oklahoma Bryant is a junior student majoring in accounting Membership in the society is open only to students with a superior grade average in business subjects and encourages scholarship and leadership
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Donald Bryant
Russell Bryant
Delta Sigma Pi
University of Oklahoma
Bryant
U.S. Population Reaches 169,419,000 in December Estimate
Washington reports the Census Bureau estimates the U S population at 169 419 000 as of December 1 with armed forces overseas included. The figure is over 2.8 million higher than a year earlier and indicates an increase of about 728.2 million since the 1950 census.
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Washington
United States
Census Bureau
OU Cadet First Lieutenant Promotion for Dayton
Allen D. Dayton son of Mr and Mrs Leslie Dayton of 313 Arlington is among three Air Force ROTC cadets promoted to cadet first lieutenant at the University of Oklahoma. He is a senior in OU's school of aeronautical engineering.
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Allen D. Dayton
Leslie Dayton
Arlington
Air Force
University of Oklahoma
School of Aeronautical Engineering
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Cache
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Baptist Meeting
Rogers Turnpike
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Gsupply CO
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Ready Mix Concrete and Builders Supplier
Sgt. T. McMahon
J. W. Berryman
Baptists
M & D Finance CO
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Lawton Morning Press
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Farmers Lumber Company
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U.S
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Safe Driver League
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