Hospital Births and Admits List from Lawton Area
A dense hospital notice records multiple births and admissions. Notable entries include a Langford son born July 25 at 9:21 a.m. weighing 7 lb 3% oz, and a Phelps daughter born July 25 at 11:00 a.m. weighing 3 lb 8 oz. The list also notes numerous patients admitted for medical or surgical care and several discharges.
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William B. Langford
Lindsey
Oran Phelps
Harry C. Rice
Euclid
J. Jospeh Taylor
Mountain Park
Grace Slicker
Helen Blackburn
Jefferson
Wilma Pursley
Medicaleo L. Easton
Medica le A Gensman
Med
Jimmy Stotp
Taylor
Vada Burgess
Cache
Larry Dean Connor
Lawton
Rose Anne Attauvich
Apache
Thelma Wapskineh
la Velda Wapskineh
Neal Readbone
Public Records of Property Transfers in Lawton Area
A compilation of numerous parcel transfers with grantees and grantors, identifying lot and block designations across Military addition, Lawton Heights, Fletcher, Liberty Heights, Legion, Good Acres, Waldman, and other subdivisions, including associated stamp duties and survey references. Multiple pairs of individuals acquire parcels such as lots 10 block 29 and 21 22 block 68, with stamps ranging from 1.10 to 131 feet 7 inches bounds, reflecting a brisk local real estate activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald H. Stafford
Ruby Faye Stafford
Earl W. Hamburger
Mable B. Hamburger
Frank Loyd Burnett
Vernell Burnett
Robert A. Langfitt
Leona G. Lanegfitt
Lawton Heights
F. L. Yarbo
Bess L. Yarbo
Ernest L. Godwin
June M. Godwin
Tomlinson
James L. Littell
Trene B. Littell
Charlie A. Denham
Lucille C. Denham
House
Robert M. McDonald
Betty McDonald
Harold E. Peaster
Betty C. Peaster
Liberty Heights
Philip H. Lehman
Margaret B. Lehman
Verna Mae Herndon
June Herndon Thomas
James N. Thomas
Emmet A. Bilyeu
Mary Ethel Bilyeu
Fletcher
Delbert A. Jurden
Eileen F. Jurden
Jacob L. Bolton
A. Claudine Bolton
Everett Alfred Mietchen
Marion V. Mietchen
C. R. Brooks
Lela L. Brooks
Good Acres
O. C. Kirkpatrick
Leona Kirkpatrick
John D. Keeney
Nora F. Keeney
Waldman
Turman Haydon
Ira Pearl Haydon
Ben Stevenson
Frankie Stevenson
Reed H. Ridley
Ruby Gene Ridley
Legion
L. A. Wickman
Effie L. Wickman
Dave F. van Winkle
Avis van Winkle
Alvin A. Hunter
Belva Hunter
W. W. Wooten
Ann E. Wooten
J. Alton Thompson
Merle Thompson
Henry Ochsner
Mabel Ochsner
Sadie Clingan
Clay S. Clingan
North Cache
W. W. Harris
Ruby M. Harris
Frank S. Osiecki
Ester J. Osiecki
Kermit D. Reel
Marie F. Reel
Samuel E. Ticer
Bernelda J. Ticer
Ira J. Dixon
Nettie Alice Dixon
J. K. Manning
Gene Simmons
Mildred Simmons
Manning
Capital Hill
Dora Schott
H. T. Miller
Emma R. Miller
North Addition
Benjamin I. Gustafson
Melva L. Gustafson
H. A. Lowery
Helen F. Lowery
Robert Edde Jr
Jeanne C. Edde
Everett Ray Leonard
Josephine Ann Leonard
Vernon T. Loesing
Betty E. Loesing
William L. Winston
Mary E. Winston
Fields & Dunning
Henry Lightfoot
Olive Lightfoot
Nosee Yockeyonny
Indiahoma
Joseph H. Stuever
George F. Stuever
Alice E. Stuever
P. G. Scruggs
Marguerite A. Scruggs
W. C. Gowan
Randolph K. Byers Jr
Eleanor A. Byers
Harry J. Wiest
Esther H. Wiest
Co. L. Lewis
Thelma Franklin
Lawton View
Katie Lee Thomas
Dee Thomas
Broomcorn Farmers Call For 100 Harvest Hands
In Lindsay Oklahoma broomcorn farmers, despite heavy rain, cut fields today and issued a call for more than 100 additional harvest hands. The harvest will continue for several weeks.
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Lindsay
Okla
Higher Court Gets Hale Traffic Case
Sheriff Everett Hale posted a $50 bond in county court to appeal a police court ruling. Police Judge Don Fisher found Hale guilty of reckless driving last Thursday but dismissed a complaint of failing to see the scene of an accident. The March incident in the 200 block on Lee involved Hale’s car rear ending a pickup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherrif Everett Hale
Don Fisher
Hale
Seevng
Lee
Chiropractor Dr Finis Butler Opens Office Here
Apache notes Dr Finis C Butler a chiropractor formerly based in Lawton has opened an office in the Butler hotel building in town signaling a new medical service option for residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finis C. Butler
Lawton
Butler Hotel
Four Boy Scouts Barter Homes in Newport Beach Swaps
Four Boy Scouts traded homes in a major Jamboree swap. William Chase 15 and Bill Finch 12 from New Haven will move to Mexico, while Federico Pizarro 14 and Manuel Pizarro 16 from Mexico City will live in New Haven until school resumes in the fall. The plan began two months earlier when Samuel Bog an of New Haven and Rafael Prietto of Mexico agreed to the arrangement.
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Newport Beach
Calif
New Haven
Mexico City
Samuel D. Bogan
Rafael Prietto
Mexico
Jamboree Scouts Plan Cross Border Home Exchange
Two scouts from each side of the border would be selected to exchange homes temporarily as part of a diplomatic youth event. The proposal aims to foster goodwill and cultural understanding between nations through short stays and community engagement.
Henry L. Stimson's cabinet service spanned four presidents
Henry L. Stimson became the first U S cabinet member to serve under four presidents Taft Hoover Roosevelt and Truman marking a historic tenure across successive administrations and decades.
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Henry L. Stimson
U. S
Taft
Hoover
Roosevelt
Truman
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William E. Fitch
Melvin F. Fields
3Rd Infantry Division
Korea
Fitch
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W. B. Johnson
Om Collins
W. Lee
J. D. Mansell
Elgin
William H. Cook
Joe Cox
Gary Dean Davis
Carl Davis
Elm
Elsie Nagel
Carl Bullard
Wisconsin
Ara Lee Rash
Walters
Jesse Denison
Glenn
Elizabeth Probasco
Washington
Public Records
Corm
Radio & TV Service
Drafting
Automotive
Diesel Tech
Electricity Welding
R. R. Communications
Oklahoma City University
Oklahoma City, Oklahom
Boy Scouts
Ee Henness Insurors
Realtc
S. Éth
Dodson
Fort Sill Bivd
F. E. Dodson
M-W
Robertshaw
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