Hospital Births and Dismissals Reported in News
Hospital notes list multiple births including a daughter to Mr and Mrs Virgil Bond in Gorn at 3247 pan weight 5 pounds 17 ounces and a son to Mr and Mrs Carroll Roberts at Ceril weight 9 pounds 15 ounces. Additional births include a son to Mr and Mrs Arthur Jones and a daughter to Mr and Mrs Leo Steinke. The report also records numerous admissions and discharges, with names and addresses in various locales, and notes a veterans meeting scheduled for Sunday at the Youth Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Bond
Gorn
Pan Jan
Carrol EF Roberts
Ceril
Dan
Vind
Arthur Jones
Boulevard
Tam
Leo Steinke
Windy
Ronald Lyons
Bieing
Leo Cowena
Konawa
Manford Kaulaity
Barney David
Carnegie
Thelma Whitewolf
Star Rt
Margaret Lewis
Anadarko
Rowena Komahcheet
Indiahoma
Morine Underwood
Ada
Thomas Jones Sr
Floyd
Ei Medi
George Isalote
Anadarto
Gur Henry
Park
Schedule For 4 H Meetings Listed In Comanche County
Meat identification livestock judging and food prep stressed at Comanche county VIL with meetings during February announced today by Alan Johnson and Jean Robertson assistant agents. Proposed schedule lists meetings at Chattanooga Geronimo Scott Cache Junior and Cache Senior February 5 Fletcher Junior Fletcher Sixth and Fletcher Senior February 6 Elgin Junior Elgin Senior Medicine Park Hillside February 7 Sterling Junior Sterling Senior February 8 Beaver Bend Ash Grove Bishop Roselarus Flower Mound February 11 Indiana home India home Junior Messing Fort Silli Indian School February 12 Faxon Senior Faxon Junior February 13
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Comanche County
Alan Johnson
Jean Robertson
Chattanooga
Geronimo
Scott
Cache
Fletcher
Elgin
Medicine Park
Hillside
Sterling
Beaver Bend
Ash Grove
Bishop
Roselarus
Flower Mound
Indiahoma
Indiahome
Messing
Fort Sil
Incian School
Faxon
FSIS
Comanche County H D Meeting Postponed Until Tuesday
A Comanche County home demonstration council meeting scheduled for today has been postponed to next Tuesday. Held at the Congregational church at 10 13 a m. Esther Martin was to speak but Leta Moore will take her place to lead a parents and teenagers growe together lesson for September club leaders.
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Comanche County
Clara J. Kelley
Congregational Church
Kelley
Esther Martin
Southwest District
Leta Moore
State Extension Service
Moore
Funeral Rites for Robert E. Les Bragg Held in Sterling
Funeral services for Robert E. Les Bragg 77 who died at his Sterling home will be at 2 p m Thursday in Sterling Methodist church with Rev Howard Herrod officiating. Burial in Sterling cemetery. Dalton Funeral Home of Fletcher in charge. Bragg a retired farmer born May 2 1880 in Parker County Texas moved to Cochmances in 184 and leaves a wife six daughters four sons 13 grandchildren and five great grandchildren.
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Sterling
Robert E. Les Bragg
Sterling Methodist Church
Howard Herrod
Sterling Cemetery
Dalton Funeral Home
Fletcher
Bragg
Parker County
Tex
Methodist Diuel
Comanches
Nellie Bragg
Judia Fisher
Montebello
Calif
Abbie Drake
Sidney
Nebr
Ennis Webb
Romoland
Francis Bailey
el Paso
Eula Fay Bragg
Mexine Black
Peru
Ind
Ivy Bragg
Amos Brage
Fort Riley
Wan
Evan Brage
Fort Hood
James Bragg
S. Bragg
Fillmore
W. M. Brags
Ada
Callie Tucker
Riverside
Two Area Youths Join U S Army
Two area youths enlist through Jsawten recruiting station announced by M Sgt Bill Bradley. Robert H Headrick son of Mr and Mrs Robert Headric k Dunwin enlists for three years with Army Security Agency. Andrew Ray Crow son of Mr and Mrs John Crow Snyder enlists for three years in the Regular Army. Both to begin basic training at Fort Chaffee Arkansas then take a leave before reporting to new assignments.
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Army
Jsawten
Bill Bradley
Robert H. Headrick
Robert €. Headrick Dunwin
Army Security Agency
Andrew Ray Crow
John Crow
Snyder
Regular Army
Fort Chaffee
Ark
Stock catalogs for annual Cattlemen's sale available
Catalogs listing stock to be sold in the 13th annual Southwest Oklahoma Cattlemen's Association sale are available in the county agent’s office. Agent Lewis Haydock said the sale of registered Hereford cattle would be Feb. 6 in the Comanche County Fair barn. Fifty four head will be sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwest Oklahoma Cattlemen's Association
Lewis’ Haydock
Comanche County
Two County Convicts Up For Paroles
Oklahoma City dispatch reports the Pardon and Parole Board began reviewing death penalty case of Hendricks of Vinita for cattle buyer slaying and delayed execution by one day at Gov Gary's request. The board reserved action but reviewed transcript of last interview and will be contacted before any ruling. Parole recommendations were approved for several inmates across Tulsa Cherokee Stephens Carter Comanche with varying burglary grand larceny and robbery counts.
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Oklahoma City
Pardon and Farole
Hendricks
Vinita
Granite Reformatory
Campbell LeFlore
Raymond Gary
Gary
Tulsa County
Freddie L. Wilams
Albert Landrum
Stephens
Rural Teachers To Check Books Comanche County
Comanche county rural teachers will meet at 1 30 p m Friday in the office of Clarence Scott county superintendent of schools to examine textbooks for possible adoption for 1957 58 Scott heads the textbook adoption committee Assistant chairman is Frazier Pierce Faxon Secretary is Mrs Alvin Rose Stony Point Other committee members include Mrs Ruth Webb Mrs Helen McCulloch William Stull Medicine Park Roy Watson Beaver Bend Mrs Gladys Marshall Faxon and Mrs Dorothy Rhoads Bishop.
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Comanche County
Clarence Scott
Scott
Frazier Pierce
Faxon
Alvin Rose
Stony Point
Ruth Webb
Helen McCulloch
William Stull
All of
Medicine Park
Roy Watson
Beaver Bend
Gladys Marshall
Dorothy Rhoads
Bishon
SPA Rate Hike Delay Refused
Washington January 23 The White House refused to delay the planned six to nine month rate increase for the Southwestern Power Administration despite a delegation request. Interior Department officials argued rates are inadequate to amortize investment and cover maintenance under federal policy. The impact on rural customers is estimated at about 25 cents more per month for the average farm, with some cooperatives able to absorb the rise.
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Washington
Burcnay Waslington
Oklahoma
Ed Edmondson
Muskogee
White House
Jack Z. Anderson
Interior Department
SPA
Anderson
Secretary of Interior
Federal Power Commission
Arkansas
Democratic House
Walter Rogers
Texas
Benefit Show Set Saturday at Dome Theater
A benefit show will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday at the Dome Theater to support the 1957 March of Dimes drive. Although mainly for children, the event is open to anyone, said Clyde Walker manager of the Ia wton Theater Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dome Theater
Clyde Walker
Iawton Theater Company
Record crowds rush to buy 1957 auto tags before deadline
Sales pass 8500 early today as tag agent Ralph Hennessee warns a last minute rush. He expects about 2400 more sales before Thursday’s deadline. Average daily sales around 500 continue, with a fine of 10 cents a day for late registrants after midnight Thursday. Hennessee reports six office staff handling the surge while urging in-person visits and no phone inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Hennessee
Hennessee
Tennessee
Annual 45th Division Inspections Scheduled Next Week
Lt Col Milton Wor ley announced the annual IG inspection of five units of the second battalion 179th infantry, set for February 5 to 8. Cal C Farge and Lt Col M Anderson from Fourth Army HQ Fort Sam Houston Texas will conduct the inspections. they are due in Lawton on February 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
45Th Division
Milton Worley
Cal. C
Greater Lawton Re Elects Officers
Alien J Bilkey will serve another year as president of Greater Lawton Inc. Other officers re elected for 1957 at a board meeting include Elmer Bauman as vice president Bill Peters as secretary and Jerry Mustain as treasurer. Directors elected last week are James A Black Ralph Wertz Babbitt Dale Thompson Mayor C R Ellsworth Fred Larrance Jr Lewis Xarmuk Bilbrey Bauman Peters and Mustain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alien J. Bilkey
Greater Lawton, Inc
Elmer Bauman
Bill Peters
Jerry Mustain
Ray Babbitt
James A. Black
Ralph Wertz
Babbitt
Dale Thompson
C. R. Ellsworth
Fred Larrance Jr
Lewis Xarmuk
Bilbrey
Bauman
Peters
Mustain
Civil Service Seeks Pharmacists and Radio Technicians
The U S Civil Service Commission announces examinations for radio broadcast technicians and pharmacists with no written tests. Radio posts pay $5 915 yearly and are based in Washington D C at the U S Information Agency. VA hospital residencies offer $2 18 an hour for about 28 hours weekly over 22 months, with eligibility requiring education and pharmacist registration. Applications via Bernard Montgomery at Lawton post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Civil Service Commission
U. S. Information Agency
Washington, D. C
Veterans Administration
United States
Bernard Montgomery
Civil Service Window
Lawton
Lawson High LHS speech entries listed for ninth Wichita meet
Lawson high school announced its entries for the ninth annual Wichita speech tournament to be held Friday at Cameron College. Debuting contestants include Joe Crosby and Kenneth Hamburger in discussion, Rosa lind Stanard and Virginia Rice in poetry, Kenneth Easton and Larry Watson in original oration, Rosemary Hoopert and Ben Ansley in humorous literature, and others in dramatic literature, public address, standard oratory, extemporaneous speaking, and radio speaking. </analysis>
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Lawson High School
Wichita
Cameron College
Opal Ford
LHS
Joe Crosby
Kenneth Hamburger
Rosalind Stanard
Virginia Rice
Kenneth Easton
Larry Watson
Brad Agnew
Rosemary Hoopert
Ben Ansley
Dan Glascock
Miss Hoopert
Elaine Spright
Roy Watson
Don Hays
Marilyn van Eaton
Alfred Kouri
Agnew
Lance Carden
Judy Huff
Martha Tait
Charles Tilson
Miss Rice
Ellen Ewing
Joan Godlove
Richard Smith
Hays
Women In Council
Alice Aurell
Kay Crandall
Pat Payne
Mary Sheets
Jack Lord
Jack Rhodes
Gary Niemczyk
Susie Swearingen
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Jack Davis
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Columbia
Charles Jackson
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Rollie Hanks
Hoover
Billy Owens
Delgus Slatten
Enl Nickeresa
Euclid
Luther Lake
Doris Underwood
Lindy
U.S. Indian
Henry W. Lawton
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W. A. Garmas
Harry Wiest
S 33 Auto Service
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Robert Bragg
U.S. Army
Kennedy Ya
W. D. Wyatt
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