Hospital News Highlights City Patients and Births
A lengthy hospital column lists numerous patients by name, address, and condition including admissions and discharges. Births are reported at Indianama with a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Collins. Several surgeries and medical cases are recorded across Lawton Walters Anadarko and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobiey
Winnie Casey
Lawton Nursing Home
Lavada I. Hoover
Vv. C. Higdon
Walters
Medi Cal
Roy D. Webb
Marlow
Herman Jo Barrett
Roy Wilkins
William G. Durbin
Mary Yarbrough
Earl Chasenah
Linda Petree
Neil J. Petree
Mobley
Brett Berry
Jack Berry
N. 42Nd
Tonya Lynn Bridges
Billy Bridges
Columbia
Steven Smith
Allen Smith
Dearborn
Frances Adkins
Fred T. Adkins
Mando Moschella
Atlanta
L. F. Hamm
Elgin
Orvel Jones
Wimple
J. W. Dorton
Duval
Vinson Mayne
PHS Indian Hospital
Gerald Collins
Indianama
Harold Hummingbird
Carnegie
Warren Tahchawwickah
Indiahoma
Francis Goombi
Anadarko
Carson Smith
Allen Tehauno
Cyril
Sherella Toehay
Apache
Samuel Amos
Wynnewood
Red and White Dance After Wolver ine Norman Game
A red and white dance is set for Lawton High School cafeteria after the Wolver ine Norman basketball game Friday night. Admission is for students wearing red and white school colors. The event is sponsored by the student council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton High
Wolverine - Norman
Stu
Camelot Tickets On Sale At McMahon Memorial Auditorium
Ticket orders flood in for Camelot at McMahon Memorial Auditorium with two performances on Saturday February 15. Over the counter sales begin February 3 at the auditorium box office. Altus High drama instructor Mrs Paul Flippin reports more than 100 Altus teens forming a theatre party to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camelot
McMahon Memorial Auditorium
Paul Flippin
Altus High
Altus
Flippin
New York City
Counmon
Steff
Bill Murphy
Lawton
Kiwanis Club
Auditorium events and upcoming shows in Lawton
Advance mail orders may be placed for a civic project show at McMahon Auditorium. Matinee prices range from 1.50 to 4.00 dollars with evening prices up to 6.00 for orchestra and loge seats. Events include Mrs Jennings book review, Tony Pastor and orchestra at Fort Sill club, Jimmy Heap Show, and a Knife & Fork Club dinner with Patrick Ellam discussing odd spectator sports in the Caribbean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMahon Auditorium Authority
Lawton
Auditorium Authority
Tony Pastor
Orchestra
Fort Sill
Jimmy Heap
Las Vegas
Dallas
Patrick Ellam
Atlantic
Knife & Fork Club
Lawtonian
Time-Life, Inc
Castro backs Khrushchev as Cuba aligns with Soviet bloc
Fidel Castro sided with Premier Khrushchev in the Soviet Cuban dispute with China after Moscow pledged over 2.6 billion dollars for Cuban sugar in six years. A Cuban Soviet communique hailed peaceful coexistence and a nuclear test ban, while reaffirming Soviet protection for Cuba and urging improved ties with the United States on a basis of peaceful coexistence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Khrushchev
China
Castro
Kremlin
Ukraine
Soviet Communist Party
International Communist Movement
Red China
Soviet Union
U.S
Panama
United States
Fund For Youths Family Hits 113 Dollars
Mothers of Eisenhower junior senior high school report the Joe Goddard Fund has reached 113.50 with more donations still welcome. The fund supports the Goddard family after 14 year old Joe Goddard died January 17 at University Hospital Oklahoma City where he was an Eisenhower band member. Donations may be mailed to the Joe Goddard Fund Eisenhower Band 52nd and Gore Lawton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Joe Goddard
Robert J. Conners
F. B
Pete) Goddard
Goddard
Joe
University Hospital
Oklahoma City
Eisenhower Band
52Nd
Gore
Lawton
Mothers Plan Annual March In Lawton February Fourth
Lawton mothers will lead their annual March of Dimes drive on February 4 from 5 to 7 p.m. Volunteers will solicit in neighborhoods, with Mrs. Sam Ard coordinating and school district chairmen organizing local efforts. Funds support birth defect research, arthritis centers, rehabilitation, vaccine programs, and scholarships. part remains in Comanche county for local aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
National Foundation
Comanche County
Sam Ard
Memorial Hospital
eSee
J. McDonald
Harold Anderson
Ard
March of Dimes
Mothers’ March
Salk Research Institute
Judy Marie Sanders
Lawton High School
Key Club
Tri-Hi-Y
Wayne Smith
Noi
Vote To Decide Women Delegate Issue Of Diocese
Delegates at the Oklahoma Episcopal Diocese convention vote on a constitutional change allowing women delegates. Two women, E Cotter Murray of Oklahoma City and P A Puckett of Tulsa, were defeated in prior attempts. The plan would permit up to 30 percent of delegates to be women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Oklahoma Episcopal Diocese
E. Cotter Murray
Oklahoma City
P. A. Puckett
Young Woman Bandit Kills Deaf Mute at Buffalo Tavern
A 23 year old woman Anita Farrow robbed Iggys Tavern with a pistol as Johnkins a 35 year old deaf mute obeyed and was fatally shot after pleas for mercy. Lookout Robert Hayes 37 aided the robbery and was arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N.Y
John Johnkins
Anita Farrow
Robert Hayes
Johnkins
Iggy
Tav
Miss Farrow
Hayes
Army Engineers Set River Pollution Hearings In Two States
Army Engineers announced two public hearings in Enid Oklahoma and Vernon Texas on February 18 and February 25 to discuss methods to control salt pollution in the Arkansas and Red River basins. The Enid session focuses on Salt Fork and Cimarron rivers feeding the Arkansas while Vernon covers the Wichita River area feeding the Red.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Army Engineers
Enid
Vernon
Tex
Arkansas
Red River
Salt Ford
Cimarron
Wichita River
Red
Brick pedestal for Kelly statue replaced by black granite
Philadelphia officials ruled out a brick pedestal for the John B. Kelly statue and selected black granite. The statue honors the late Olympic sculler and father of Princess Grace of Monaco, with sculptor Harry Rosin proposing brick before the commission's decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelly
Philadelphia
The
Art Commission
John B. Kelly
Grace
Monaco
Harry Rosin
Directors to Meet for Breakfast Optimist Board
The Breakfast Optimist club will hold a board meeting at 7 30 p m Monday in the home of D A Givens No 28 N 28th Bob Parr president announced today
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Optimist Club
D. A. Givens
Bob Parr
Police Court Dispositions by Municipal Judge Oaks
List of cases heard shows numerous speeding reckless driving and failure to yield right of way charges. Fines range from 5 to 20 dollars with several bond forfeitures and suspended fines. Defendants include Sherman Mayer Phelps Alexander Misick Kempe White Riddle Monroe Cantwell Muncy Dickey Parson Johnson Carter Waters Case Armentrout Green Johnson Cox King Burgess Smith Brister Pigeon Seyerwinnie and others. Public drunkenness fines and bond forfeitures noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Merle Oaks
Pyatt L. Sherman
Fort Sill
Clyde F. Mayer
John R. Phelps
Senta Fe
Horace L. Alexander
Cherry
William F. Misick
Carl B. Kempe
Aubry White Jr
E. Columbia
Mable Riddle
Latham
Edgar J. Monroe
Clifford A. Cantwell
S. 45Th
Doad
Larry Muncy
Lawton
James E. Dickey
Porter E. Parson
Woodie H. Johnson
Liberty
Troyce R. Carter
Williams
William H. Waters
Junior W. Case
Nellie F. Armentrout
S. 15Th
Antone E. Pigeon
Lee
Elmer Seyerwinnie
Cyril
Car-Truck Crash Claims Kiowa Man
A Pittsburg County man William K. Bradshaw age 46 of Kiowa died in a collision with a semi on U S 69 one half mile north of Stringtown Oklahoma The truck driver James Dodson 47 of Tulsa escaped serious injury The incident raised the state's 1964 traffic toll to 44.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Pittsburg
Oklahoma
William K. Bradshaw
Kiowa
Bradshaw
U. S. 69
Stringtown
James Dodson
Tulsa
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Vester Powers
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Cal
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Charles Crabtree
Donald A. Anderson
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Harry L. Sullivan
Kinyon
Doris Jean Ellis
Monroe
Rita Ralph
Logan
George Jenkins
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Larry Choate
Delmar Choate
N. 43Rd
Bill Crawford White Jr
Bill Craw— White
S. First
Keith Caldwell
Elm
Quincy Webster
Jefferson
Clifton W. Pierce
E. W. Pierce
Kinvon
Diane Louise Weather
Sidney Burk
Jon Dane Buchanan
Harold Buchanan
Euclid
Clemmie Belcher
Ford Carr
Cedar Crest Manor
Charlie R. Derr
Gomez
Caroline McCowan
Eva R. Mars
Inez Payne
Post Children’s Theatre
Sill’s Theatre
Entertainment Center
Lawton Theatre
Liz
Judy Garland
CBS
Gomer
Miami
Russ Tamblyn
Perry Como
Music Hall
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Heck
Jimmy Durante
Texas Boys Choir
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Goldwater
Jack Paar
Richard Boone
NBC
Arlene Dahl
Barry Sullivan
Robert Morse
Billboard
Bill
Charles Jennings
Lewis Meyer
John Steinbeck
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