Hospital News Items
A compiled list of patient names, addresses, and medical events from the region includes numerous individuals with receptions, surgeries, and births noted. The items reference towns such as Duncan, Oklahoma City, Apache, Altus, Walters, and Duncan, with several July birth announcements and multiple surgeries and medical admissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Edmonds
Gracemont
Don Palmer
Konawa
Pearl Kotay
Apache
Privis Holder
Robert Holder
Apa
Diane Cody
Arthur Geraldy
Joseph Hines Tee Jr
Edward LeRoy Anderson
Louis
Clara Standing
Oklahoma City
Durant man resigns from Liquified Gas Board
Okla City AP reports Tony Stone of Durant has resigned from the Liquified Gas Board, saying he has become more or less inactive in the LP gas business. A successor has not been named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Tony Stone
Durant
Thomas To See Dedication Of Dam He Helped Launch
Former U S Senator Elmer Thomas will attend the dedication of the Oologah Dam in Claremore. Thomas led a 1948 drive to reopen the Oologah survey and secured dam funding, with Congress approving and money allocated by 1950. He helped push major Oklahoma water projects including Fort Supply Dam and Grand River Dam and other state federal cooperative efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
U. S
Elmer Thomas
Claremore
Sen
Congress
Senate
Lawton
Fort Supply
Great Salt Plains
Grand River
Oklahoma
Fort Gibson
Illinois River
Wister
Poteau
Tenkiller Ferry
QU Pair Killed In Plane Crash
Norman Oklahoma two University of Oklahoma students died in a light plane crash about four miles west of the city along the South Canadian River. Clayton Edward Thompson and Larry Foresee both 21 of Norman were identified as victims. Sam Williams 19 a witness from Norman watched the aircraft fail and plunge nose first after circling overhead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman
University of Oklahoma
Here
South Canadian River
State Highway Patrol
Clayton Edward Thompson
Larry Foresee
Sam Williams
Williams
Vic Kennemer
Lindsay
Kennemer
Six Motorists Face Traffic Counts
Six traffic complaints were filed by the county attorney's office on Tuesday at the request of highway patrol authorities. Donald J. Collier of 1222 Texas was charged with reckless driving. Louis L. Ream of Coleman was cited for driving to the left of center and transporting an opened liquor bottle. Daniel Luther Taylor of 608 E was charged with driving to the left of center. Johnny Eseo Loveless of Medicine Park was charged with speeding at night. Mark R. Crawford of Cheyenne, age 16, was accused of driving without a license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald J. Collier
Texas
Louis L. Ream
Coleman
Daniel Luther Taylor
Johnny Eseo Loveless
Medicine Park
Mark R. Crawford
Cheyenne
State cannot fund Tahlequah campus police, Nesbitt rules
Oklahoma City AP Nesbitt states that college campus policemen cannot supplement city police at state expense. He says a campus officer hired by the state cannot legally serve as Tahlequah police even if the city would reimburse the state through police services for the college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Charles Nesbitt
M. C. Collum
Regents For
Oklahoma Colleges
Northeastern State College
Nesbitt
Parole Protest in Claremore Slaying Case
Rogers County sheriff Amos Ward and county attorney James Summerlin filed a protest with the parole board against Larry R. Aldrich 28 as a life-term slaying offender. Aldrich helped beat to death a crippled Claremore service station attendant in 1954. the accomplice James Griffiths died years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claremore
UPI
Rogers County
Amos Ward
James Summerlin
State Pardon and Parole Board
Larry R. Aldrich
Aldrich
James Griffiths
Building Tools Reported Stolen
The sheriff s department investigates a grand larceny case after construction equipment is stolen from a site at 3013 Pioneer in the northeast city. Jones and Glenn Construction Co reported the theft of skill saws hand tools and other home building articles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff's Department
Jones and Glenn Construction Co
Pioneer
Police Court Disposes Cases Before Municipal Judge Oaks
A list of court dispositions reports multiple defendants from Fort Sill and nearby areas. Defendants faced charges including speeding driving under the influence defective brakes no driver's license failing to yield reckless and improper storage violations with fines and bond forfeitures recorded, some suspended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Merle Oaks
Jack M. Lamb
Fort Sill
Don W
Mary C. MecNiel
Lake
Anna B. Kelly
Elm
Samuel A. Harding
Columbia
Marion R. Vanhorn
Logan
Alfred J. Mietchen
Noble W. Spielman
Fort Sil
Curtis A. Witten
Richard Sterrett
Alvin R. Miller
James Roberts
Bend
William Ward
Jerline Leonard
Lillie Mae Overstreet
Henry W. Williamson
Georgia
Sam Lang
Bonnie R. Stewart
Grand Prairie
Tex
Horace M. Evans
N. 27Th
Lillie Ray
Lee
Mamie Louise Johnson
Myrna Johnson
Garfield
Max Darrell Adair
Lewis Arnau Jr
Denver
Altus Musicians Held In Thefts
Two Altus band members were arrested on Tuesday in connection with shoplifting at Cache Road Square stores. a third suspect in Altus had already been taken into custody and items stolen from the center were recovered. Police also investigated an assault and theft report from a Fort Sill sergeant’s wife, who said $10 was taken and she was assaulted in a car. Additional police reports listed bicycle thefts and losses including a government check worth $131.82 and a stolen spare tire from a 1958 Chevrolet station wagon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altus
Cache Road Square
Jackson County
Fort Sill
Kenneth Klein
Logan
Bradford Lam
Ozman
Clarence Treadway
Ash
Harriet B. McDonald
Henry F. Haslin
Park
Kiwanians See Film On Reds at Sheridan Club
Sheridan Kiwanis members viewed Road to the Wall a documentary on communism in Eastern Europe. Lt. Ronald H. Kaiser and M Sgt. Lewis Wingate of Fort Sill Information staff spoke. Jim Freeman reported Watermelon Festival success despite rain. festival to become annual. Guests included Lawton residents Jack Rhodes Joe Hoopert Bob Williams Dr Rody Worthen Clarence Shields and John Bay of Ventura Calif.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Sheridan Kiwanis Club
Ronald H. Kaiser
Lewis Wingate
Fort Sill
Jim Freeman
Jack Rhodes
Joe Hoopert
Bob E. Williams
Rody Worthen
Clarence Shields
Lawton
John Bay
Ventura
Calif
Funeral Rites for Cleo Kenningham Held in Wallock Church
Services were at 2 30 p m Tuesday at Wallock Memorial Congregational Church for Mrs Cleo Gladys Kenningham Pastor Rev Don McDougle officiated Bearers were Jimmy Hinson Jr Mark Deatherage Clifton Moore Reggie Zimmerman of Altus Jack Hawkins and O O Williams of Duncan Burial was in Highland Cemetery under direction of Ritter Dalton Funeral Home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallock Memorial Congregational Church
Cleo Gladys Kenningham
Don McDougle
Jimmy Hinson
Mark Deatherage
Clifton Moore
Reggie Zimmerman
Altus
Jack Hawkins
O. O. Williams
Duncan
Highland Cemetery
Ritter-Dalton Funeral Home
Obituary for O C Snyder of Marlow
O C Snyder 76 of Marlow dies after long illness in a Marlow nursing home. Services at First Christian Church Marlow with Rev Roy Harp officiating. Burial Dodge City Kansas. Born April 28 1887 near Dodge City. Married Bertha Chockley December 24 1926 Fowler Kansas. Survived by wife two sisters Grace Cain and Ruth McQueen three brothers Elbert Russell Snyder and Jack Taylor plus other relatives. Bearers listed with Honorary bearers deacons and elders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlow
O. C. Snyder
First Christian Church
Roy Harp
Duncan
Dodge City
Kansas
Callaway-Smith Funeral Home
Mr. Snyder
Kans
Bertha Chockley
Fowler
Ruth McQueen
Fulton
Grace Cain
Elbert
Russell Snyder
Paul Jones
Services for Mrs Mildred Irene Bowles
Mrs Mildred Irene Bowles 45 died Sunday at home. Services held 2:30 p.m. Tuesday at Sterling First Methodist Church with Rev Richard Harris officiating. Burial in Sterling Cemetery under Dalton Funeral Home Fletcher. Bearers were Henry Woods Earnest Bradshaw Everett Jeffreys Harrell Henderson Glen Brantley Charles Duncan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling
Mildred Irene Bowles
Sterling First Methodist Church
Richard Harris
Charlie Beck
Fletcher Church of Christ
Sterling Cemetery
Dalton Funeral Home of
Fletcher
Henry Woods
Earnest Bradshaw
Everett Jeffreys
Harrell Henderson
Glen Brantley
Charles Duncan
Walker infant laid to rest in Fort Sill cemetery
Graveside services were held for Hellen Le titia Walker in Fort Sill Cemetery. The infant daughter of Lt. Leonard L. Walker died Sunday at Fort Sill Hospital after an extended illness. Officiating chaplain was 1st Lt. Donald C. Warren Becker Funeral Home handled arrangements. Survivors include parents, a brother David L. and three sisters Janie Lee Karen Lou and Valeria Lorraine, with grandparents in Portales New Mexico Bolivar Tennessee and St Petersburg Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hellen Letitia Walker
Leonard L. Walker
Honeycutt
Fort Sill
Donald C. Warren
Becker Funeral Home
Lawton
David L
Janie Lee
Karen Lou
Valeria Lorraine
L. L. Walker
Portales
N.M
D. P. Clark
Bolivar
Tenn
Martha Hansen
St. Petersburg
Fla
Services for Ernest Wade Scruggs Held at Le Titia Baptist
Ernest Wade Scruggs 59 of 2002 died in a local hospital after a brief illness. Services set for 2:30 p.m. Friday at Le titia Baptist Church with Rev. N. N. Antonson and Rev. J. L. Carman officiating. Burial in Le titia cemetery. Ritter-Dalton Funeral Home in charge. Born July 2, 1904 in Geronimo, he was a farmer and dairy worker and member of Hulen Methodist Church. Survived by one sister, Mrs. D. E. Davis, 2002 B.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Wade Scruggs
Letitia Baptist Church
N. N. Antonson
Trinity Baptist Church
J. L. Carman
Letitia
Ritter-Dalton
Mr. Scruggs
Geronimo
Hulen Methodist Church
D. E. Davis
Rev James Johnson rites set at Galilee Baptist Church
Services for 67 year old Rev James Johnson who died on arrival at a local hospital will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday at Galilee Baptist Church with Rev C C Reed officiating. Burial follows at Highland Cemetery with Jefferson Funeral Home in charge. Fort Sill military rites will be conducted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Johnson
Galilee Baptist Church
C. C. Reed
Highland Cemetery
Jefferson Funeral Home
Fort Sill
Midwest Dominates U S R D Spending Share
A survey by the Armour Research Foundation of Illinois Institute of Technology finds about 25 percent of annual U S industrial research and development expenditures are spent in the Midwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midwest
New York
UPI
U. S
Armour Research
Illinois Institute of Technology
Hereford Caravan Heads Through Texas Oklahoma Ranch Tours
About 200 stockmen from Texas and Oklahoma join a two day Hereford Caravan in Lawton Oklahoma with 100 cars. The tour visits Calvert ranch near Mill Creek and multiple Hereford farms including Blue Valley Winrock Turner and Skull farms before returning to Lawton. Contact Lee J Woods to join and participate in a service truck support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Oklahoma
Lawton
Texas-Oklahoma
Calvert
Apache
Lawtonian
Beaver Creek
Lee Woods
Ted Warkentin
Frederick
Dr. Tallent
C. A. Kinder
Troy Kinder
Wichita Falls
Medders & Son Hereford Breeding Establishment
Bridwell Hereford Ranch
Lee J. Woods
Ash
Association
Fort Cobb fence cutting case moves to district court
ANADARKO Oklahoma UPI Fort Cobb resort owner Rodger Willis was bound over for district court trial on a 1500 bond after a fence cutting charge. He allegedly damaged a state planning and resources board fence between his property and Fort Cobb Reservoir. Willis had prior conviction for a similar offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anadarko
UPI
Fort Cobb
Rodger Willis
Willis
State Planning and Resources Board
Lawton board requires teachers to call parents for late students
The Lawton school board announced a new rule ordering teachers to telephone parents when pupils are kept after regular class hours. The measure aims to strengthen student accountability and improve communication with families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Topeka
Kan
UPI
White House Ponders Kennedy Attendance for Civil Rights March
The White House says it is unsure if President Kennedy will be in Washington on August 28 for a planned 100000 person Negro sponsored civil rights march. Reports say Kennedy may be in Texas the day before to speak at a Democratic fundraiser for Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Texas
Lyndon B. Johnson
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Geneva
Medical
Nancy J. Bergman
Surery
W. D. Cox
Summit
Gene Massey
S. 37Th
James Brown
Fark
Doyle Pennington
Liberty
Bill R. Turner
Chevy
Joe Tom White
Arlingon
Ray W. Caldwell
Billie J. Caldwell
Cache Rd
Argery
Robert M. Heflin
Hollis
Minnie Mae Hollis
Snyder
Med
Buck Jones
N. 32Nd
Michael Lynn Krawtzow
Peter Krawtzow
Taylor
Anthony Lanardos
Rheyenne
Janette P. Rimmer
Claude Rimmer
Irgery
Dean Franklin Trotter
Nora Walker
Grandfield
Medi
Susan D. Neighbors
Howardeighbors
Fred Allen Griggs
Fred Griggs
Melvin L. Goodknight
Arthur M. Goodight
Chattanooga
Janell Daniel
L. E. Daniel
Waleis
Lynn W. Russell
Dearborn
Urgery
Lena Kemp
Larry Durbin
Walters
Delbert E. Land
Walter A. Gibson
Smith
Johnnie Serak
Indiahoma
Medcal
Doris Milligan
Jo Ann Mitchell
Eldorado
Richard D. Smith
Leo J. Wiese
Marcy F. Patterson
Ernest Cloninger
Cache
Joan George
Long- Hiew
Pearl Caraway
Bartlesville
Ben F. Keeney
Elgin
James Hubert
Hiram A. Caldwell
Minnie L. McMurray
Rui
Coy L. Carroll
John Cohout
Henrietta Gill
William B. Grammer
Martha E. Baker
Edward C. Hunt
James Romines
John W. Tyree
Star Rt
PHS
Highway Patrol
Thompson
Slayer
Children’s Visual Clinic
C Avenue
M. E. Waid
Optometrist
Discount Department Store
44Th and
Cache Road
Lawton, Okla
Cleo Kenningham
Mildred Bowles
Hellen L. Walker
Ernest W. Scruggs
Hereford
Sunter Baldwin Pianos — Organse
Sockwell Piano and Organ CO
Baldwin — Hamilton
Howard Pianos
Baldwin Organs
Cache Road SQ
Little People’s Shop
Girls’ Playtogs
Ny Ad
Lawton’s Piece Goods Center
Sears
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