Hospital Births and Admissions at Southwestern facility
Twins born Jan 24 at 3:23 and 3:30 a.m. with weights 6 pounds 6 ounces and 5 pounds 7 ounces. Numerous admissions and discharges listed for medical and surgical cases, including Mrs. M. L. Tinker, Mrs. D. F. Icenogle, Bertha Beasley, Mrs. Ford Gauntt, Jimmy McCutcheon, and others. Also notes multiple births and dismissals across Lawton area facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Erickson
Ee Frances King
M. L. Tinker
Bertha Beasley
D. F
Rt. 3
Lawton
Sarah Berryman
Johnny Wray
Lester Wray Jr
Jimmy Shoopman
Jack Shoopman
Faxon
Lorene Fleming
Gare
Court notes outline multiple Lawton cases and filings
District Court actions include replevin of water line value totaling 4202.82, foreclosures of mechanics lien and mortgage, suits on note and quiet title for lots in original townsite, possession of property in Lawton Heights, partnership dissolution, and stock subscription delinquencies. County beer license petitions and probate matters also listed with estates and administration petitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Duffy Guthrie Riley
City of
Lawton
R. G. Nard
William
Bill) Douglas
O. L. Parsons
Othel B. Begley
Irene
Begley
Johnnie Hadley
Emmett Long
Oscar Cox
Gertrude E. Robinson
J. W. Ashe
Lawton M. O. Robertson
Harold Vinson
Susie Mae Vinson
Lawton Heights
Jim Cox
Lawton Community Hotel, Inc
F. M. Pillow
W. L. Halbrooks
R. L. Gower
Clint Bass
Briggs
Robert R. Brown
L. E. Goodgson
R. E. Kolker
Troy O. Lemons
Harry Zwick
Wharry’s Delicatesson
Roderick Red Elk
Toma Hawk
S. 11Th
Eugene Hill
Circle Drive In
Lee
Milton H. Liddel
Alice Liddel
Ora Waid
M. E. Wai
KSWO Radio Schedule Highlights January 26 Loop
Radio lineup shows a full day of religious programs concerts and classic shows from Jary 25 to 26. Notable entries include First Baptist Church Pentecostal services News segments and a strong slate of music and variety programs with Eddy Arnold The Sign On and Breakfast Club among others.
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Weldon
Rightmer
Assembly of God
First Baptist Ch
Church of Christ
Message of
Israe
Hour of
Piano Playhouse
Public Service
Glass
Drew Pearson
Eddy Fisher
American Music Hall
Walter Winchell
Taylor Grant
Emil Cote
F.B.I
Lawton
Salvation Army
Billy Graham
KSWO
Martin Agronsky
Eddy Arnold
Loyd Smith
Safeway Neighbor
Betty Crocker
Airlane Trio
Break the Bank
Jack Berch
Bill Ring
Cal Tinney
Chicago
Edwin C. Hill
Area Men In Service Bring Home Leave for Branstetter
CPL Bert Branstetter arrives in Lawton for his first home leave after one year in the Marshall Islands. He will be reassigned after fur lough ends. Branstetter is the son of Mr and Mrs Lee Branstetter of 1216 Oklahoma. His wife Margaret and their three children Linda Betty and Stevie live at 810 Summit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Branstetter
Lawton
Marshall Islands
Branstetter
Lee Branstetter
Oklahoma
Margaret
Linda
Betty
Stevie
Summit
Chicago Burns 2000 Tons of Coal Daily for Power
Chicago relies on 2000 tons of coal each day to generate electricity. The report highlights the city’s heavy fuel usage and ongoing energy infrastructure demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Virus that survived 35 years found in lost test tube
University of Michigan researchers report a deadly virus named Novy rat virus still alive after 35 years in a forgotten test tube. Discovered during lab cleaning, it killed a rat in micro amounts and may prompt major reconsiderations in bacteriology, with Dr Frederick G. Novy cited as discoverer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
Small Child Hurt In City Accident
Jacqueline Addison six month old daughter of First Lt and Mrs George Addison of Columbus Ohio suffered minor injuries in a three car accident at 445 pm Saturday on U S 62 277 Y a half mile north of Lawton She was treated and released from Post hospital She was a passenger in a car driven by her father which collided with a vehicle driven by Authoay Ayers 28 Oklahoma City which was shoved into another car driven by Charles Norton 18 Oklahoma City Norton stopped for traffic ahead while traveling north according to highway patrol officer Lt Clyde Awtrey
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacqueline Addison
George Addison
Columbus
Ohio
U. S
Lawton
Post Hospital
Authoay Ayers
Oklahoma City
Charles Norton
Quash Motion Overruled In Tulsa Tax Rolls Case
A motion to quash an information charging two Tulsans with conspiracy to alter county tax rolls was overruled Friday by Common Pleas Judge Lewis C. Johnson. Preliminary hearing for Dr. Richard T. Oliver and John Delamore was set for next Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
Common Pleas
Lewis C. Johnson
Richard T. Oliver
John Delamore
Next Friay
Boy 12 Hangs Self in Haunted House Play
In Detroit on January 24 a 12 year old boy accidentally hanged himself during a basement haunted house play before about a dozen children. Dennis Furman dangled for 15 minutes behind a curtain while others crowded a rear refreshments area. Patricia Doyle, 12, led the cast and found him hanging from a rafter in a noose made of his bed sheet after missing him during the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Dennis Furman
Patricia Doyle
Dennis
David
Patricia
Hugo Woman Remembers 14 Husbands Across 59 Years
Hugo Oklahoma January 24 77 year old Mrs Charlie Wilson says marriage kept her busy since age 18 with 14 husbands in 59 years and one death. She remarried her 13th recently with husband noting it will be his last and calls some husbands “forked sticks with britches.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugo, Okla
Charlie Wilson
Charlie
Libbie Goodwin
Mild Influenza Declared by Health Chief
Washington reports that Surgeon General Leonard Scheele says current influenza outbreaks are mild and not on par with 1918 1919 or 1928 1929 waves. He notes medical advances reduce pneumonia deaths and vaccines for several strains are available though national immunization is not advised. Individual consultation with doctors is recommended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Leonard Scheele
Public Health Service
Scheele
Ford Foundation Aid to Oklahoma Education Station Doubtful
PASADENA Calif Jan 24 A Ford Foundation official said it appeared unlikely the foundation will provide 150 000 to Oklahoma to help build an educational television station Regents for higher education had sought the grant at a fund directors meeting Blakely offered no reason for the doubt and no action was taken Oklahoma City would be the site for the first station in a planned network of such outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Calif
UPA Ford Foundation
Oklahoma
Robert J. Blakely
Foundation
Fund For Adult Education
Blakely
Regents For Higher Education
Oklahoma City
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Mt. View
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Hugh Oupoby
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George Hawkins
Thomas
Hudgins
Chickasha
Bigbow
Indiahoma
Juanita Loco
Stecker
von Whitewolf
Cache
Tayhoodale Germansad
Pickens
Lonnie Mikeal
Ae Barnes
Railroad
Clifton Grossman
Leon Grossman
Randy Duck
William S. Merliss
Billy Bob Singleton
Bob Singleton
Alana A. Howeth
William Smith
N. 15Th
George Thayer
Dearborn
Helen Lewis
Arlington
Medical
Jary
Paul Revere
Ray
John Duke
Bill Lund
Texas
Pontiac
Ps Blo
Gienic Laboratory
Novy
Dr. Novy
Fox
Speedwriting School of
Dalton Business College
Insurors Realtors
R. D. McCaskill
Hugo
E. Darrel Evans
Koehler
Hallicrafters
Wolverton Hotel
Garland Andress
Nash Rambler
Lawton Nash CO
Charles Ford & Associates, Inc
Charles Ford & Associates
Midwest, Inc
William G. Dudley
The
Midwest
Charles Solk
Ford’s
Charlies Ford & Associates, Inc
Charles Ford
Ford
Ismed Agar
Wisconsin Real Estate Board
A. D
James E. M. Holt
Nelsons
Ford Foundation
Pho
Antrim
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Burnell Gilbert
Fort Sill Blvd
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Walker's Paint
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