Hospital Births and Admits Across Indian Hospital
Hospital news item lists births at Indian Hospital and Memorial units with names like Mrs. Joe Thompson and Sharon Jones, along with multiple admitted and discharged patients including Tom House, Lorene Nashbukte, and Margie Save. Notes cover births, surgeries, and medical. The record preserves names, times, weights, and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Dick
Pat VI Mobley
Waller
Worn Chadwick
Crankfield
Midient
Creil Mis
Sharon Jones
Walters
Charlies Aa
Jackson
Aiangun
Demyias Hewtison
Wonaki C Dackso
Cayton West
Anadarka
Duke Burk
Tmathy Tliks
Ira Bernhardt
Hoorn
Warren E. Smith
Joe Thompson
Lagan
Tom House Clinton
Tugene Redbitt
Lorene Nashbukte
Students head to Fort Worth stock show with FFA groups
Three Lawton high school FFA members and sponsor Marvin Trichet depart with two Southdown lambs for the Fort Worth Exposition and Fat Stock Show. Gwen Smith joins Cameron College ag student Bart Woods for Hereford and lamb entries. Three Comanche county youths also exhibit, accompanied by assistant county agent Arlen Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton High School
FFA
Marvin Bicket
Fort Worth
Bill Abbott
Bicket
Ronnie Snyder
Derrel Musgrove
Marvin Trichet
Southdown
Ronnie Snyter
Shropshire
Derrel Maegrove
Gwen Smith
Fork Worth
Bart Woods
Cameron College Agriculture
Wayne
Oklo
Smith
Herschel Boydstun
Cameron
Comanche County
Poland
Chester White
Hampshire
Larry Coleman
Joe Coleman
Sterling
Glen Devine
Arlen Johnson
Jury calls for unusual sentence in town break-in case
Robert Townson, 18, received a three year suspended sentence and 85 fine after a jury found him guilty of breaking into a cement company. The foreman told Townson’s attorney the jurors did not like his Presley hairstyle and suggested he have it cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaircot Tallas
Robert Townson
Tod Townson
Presley
Legislature approves supplemental spending for highways and schools
The legislature completed action on a 1.0411817 billion supplemental appropriation bill to run state agencies through the current fiscal year. Nine million goes to highways to ease contract delays, while common schools receive 1.3 million to cover until July 1. The bill also restricts use of 500 thousand for park debt payments, with funds usable for other park expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Gary
Sigmature
House
Civil Defense Department
Judiciary Committee
Sill Credit Union picks 57 officers
Vestal Long was re elected president of the Fort Sill Federal Credit Union at a board meeting this week. Also re elected for 1957 were John E Haraughty as vice president and Joe M Woodard as secretary and treasurer. Board members elected last week include Maynard G Fuller C R Malone Long and Har oughty with year terms and George Lenz Herbert Tozier W R Gipson James W Pierce and Woodard for one year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vestal Long
Fort Sill
Turncoat Coolinned Drops Assault Charge After Threats
Eye dropped the assault charges after Artie warned he would leave home within 24 hours. Reports say Artie was in a beer hall fight days earlier over his three year stay in China. He returned home on December 7 and was welcomed by the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eye
Artie
China
School Board Names Dosser Principal And Buys Bus
The Tomlinson area gains a new principal as Richardson departs Central. Dosser accepts the post and pledges to continue fine work. The board approves a 48 passenger bus and desks and chairs purchases for Tomlinson Junior High, with bids from Dowling’s, Thompson Book and Supply, and Oklahoma Seating Company. New teacher resignations and three elementary assignments are approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
Richardson
John Shoemaker
Board of Education
Tomlinson
Dosser
Yoost
Tomlinson Junior High School
Boren-Malone
Chickasha
Dowlings Inc
Oklahoma City
Thompson Book and Supply
Ada
Oklahoma Seating Company
Tnsliluctional Supply Company
Kilpatrick Company
Green Chevrolet Co
Chevrolet
Carpenter Bus Sales
Excel Body Corp
Earl McKinney
GMC
Jake Witzel
Lawton
Margaret Gamble
Shirley Evans
Vera Wilson
Helen Wyatt
Mary Ellen Cost
Honest John Rocket range limits set by land needs
The 159th Missile Battalion under Lt. Col. Henry E. Bielefield requires added land and a wide safety zone around Fort Sill to fire the Honest John rocket at full range. Private and refuge lands must be cleared to ensure the rocket path, with the unit attached to the 52d Field Artillery Group led by Col. H. L. Sanders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honest John
Fort Sill
159Th
Henry E. Bielefield
52D Field Artillery
H. L. Sanders
Holley Named New Army Chief of Staff
Holley is pictured with service medals from World War I and later campaigns. He began active duty in 1928 after graduating West Point and advanced through Fort Leavenworth, Norfolk, and Fort Leslie J. McNair. He and Mrs. Holley and son Robert live at quarters 571 Cruikshank Circle, Fort Sill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Regular Army
United States Military Academy
West Point
N. Y
Col
Holley
Command and General Staff College
Fort Leaverworth
Kan
Armed Forces Sl College
Norfolk
Industrial College of the Armed Forces
Fort Leslie J. McNair
Washington, D.C
Robert
Cruikshank Circle
Fort Sill
Shopping Center Wing Seeks Tenants as Construction Delays Loom
Sprague says negotiations are underway with numerous prospective tenants for the current wing of the shopping center. Space availability varies with frontage from 25 to 175 feet and depth from 100 to 120 feet. Actual start of construction depends on lease signings and drainage filling completion. Some owners will occupy part of their space while others rent all, with details not yet finalized.
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Sprague
Speeding man slows trip to San Francisco
Speeding by Edward C. Bushee 27 slowed a Palo Alto to San Francisco run on Bayshore Freeway. The normal 35 minute drive stretched to 53 minutes with time taken for three speeding tickets, as officers noted he traveled at 80 to 90 mph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speeder
San Francisco
Calif
Palo Alto
Bayshore
Edward C. Bushee
Diabolically clever killer tied to missing sisters case
Pathologists found no signs of sexual assault or external trauma in the two sisters, Patricia and Loretta Grimes, whose bodies showed long exposure to cold. Three superficial chest punctures were deemed insignificant. Investigators pursue a poison-chemistry skilled suspect as the FBI probes a string of nine notes to the mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schols
Patricia
Coroner's Office
Jerry Kearns
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Kearns
Edwin Hirsch
St. Luke's Hospital
A. C. Webb
Walter J. R. Camp
Donald $. Hostetter
FBI
Chicago
Loretta Grimes
Jan.e
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Steven Beauerwinp
FG. Beauchamp
Arlington
Medica
Uch
Mays
Gore
Medient
Mintie Tapede
Carnegie
Winton
Ikey Wauique
Margie Save
Merhea
San
Joe Leo
Witt Garfield
Dann
Daighler
Booker
Dearborn
Grace Lemons
Lemons
Fount Sutton
Leroy Rogers
Bor Jan
Ronda Greenough
Lloyd Greenough
Angelita Aunka
Albert Aunka
Doffersen
Herbert
Scott
Ceril C. Cathy
Horace Johnson
Williams
Paul Thomas
S. F Deal
J. Thornton
Gerhardt O. Pfeiffer
Apache
Ee Marlin J. Mall
Wallis
Joseph 0. Markle
Tonnie D. Barrold
Therman Har
Page
Game and Fish Committee
Charles Long
Board of Penal Control
George Miskovsky
Howard Young Stigler
Board of Affairs
McAlester
Reformatory
Granile
Sill Credit Union
Stat Prato
Bill Dixon
WEW
WATO
Hans Speidel
NATO
Speidel
McCord’s
Llu
Llue Sield
Blue Cross
Health Information Foundation
Oklahoma Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Llue Shuld
South Boy
Camanche County Memorial Hospital
Southwestern Clinic Hospital
Lawton Clinic
Medical Center
Farm Bureau Office
First National Bank
First State Bank
the Bank of Elgin Hise Farm Supply
Green's Hardware
Cache Telephone Exch
Lawton Lawton
Chattanooga
Indiahoma Elgin Elgin Sterling
Cache Fletcher
Sears
Sterling & Cache . A
Comanche County Farm Bureau
Chattanooga Chamber of Commerce
Elgin Lions Club
Sterling Lions Club
Comanche County Memorial Hospital
Comanche-Cotton County Medical Society
Rocket
Arm Choir
Sousceg
Furniture
Cosco
Amel
Lewyt
Lawton -Fort Sill Appliance and Furniture Company
Dial
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