Kiowa Hospital Births and Admissions Highlights
Hospital notices list births at Apache, Duncan, Snyder, and other towns with times and weights. Admissions include Jane Parton Anadarko and multiple patients under medical care, with several surgical discharges and polio cases noted across the region.
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Joyce Love
Apache
Jane Parton
Anadarko
Anna Hummingbird
Stecker
Brenda Beartrack
Louisa Pulliam
Duncan
Mildred Daingkau
Carnegie
Clyde Daingkau Jr
Loren Helm
Homer Lampmouth
Colony
Henry Cook
W. C. Dover
Kingsbury
Humberto Martinez
Angela Anderson
Max Anderson
Snyder
Noble Dobbins
Clinton
James E. Cottingham
John M. Stewart
Glen Thompson
Lem Thompson
Clarence J. Lott
Evelyn F. Wessels
Smith
Marvin Lynebarger
Hank Roberson
W. D. Roberson
Tom Stapleton
Cheyenne
C. T. Raley
Elm
Sherry Asberry
Walter Asberry
Taylor
Surprised Embezzler Confesses in Memphis
In Memphis on July 28 UP reports bookkeeper Edward P. Carsley confessed to embezzling $27,000 over the past two years after his employer called to check on his health. Police said the confession followed the boss’s question about his condition.
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Memphis, Tenn
Edward P. Carsley
Infantry ROTC Camp Opens at Fort Benning 1953
Fort Benning Georgia hosts the Infantry ROTC Camp with 2187 cadets from 71 colleges and the University of Puerto Rico. The program totals 288 instructional hours plus 89 common Army hours and 199 infantry focused hours, culminating in a 30 hour field bivouac. The camp ends July 31 1953 with qualified seniors commissioned as second lieutenants in the Army Reserve.
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Fort Benning
University of Puerto Rico
Army
U. S. Army Reserve
Comanche County Boy Wins Calf At Kansas Feed Auction
A 12-year-old Comanche county 4 H boy won a registered Hereford steer at the Gooch Red Circle auction in Brookville Kansas held last Saturday. Larry Watson son of Mr and Mrs L S Watson Rt 1 won the calf through a points based bidding system. The event showcased 4 H and FFA youths under 21 raising premium points to bid while learning livestock judging. Willard Wolf also bid but with fewer points he'll wait for 1954 sale.
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Comanche County
Kansas
Larry Watson
L. S. Watson
Rt. 1
Brookville
Kan
Gooch Feed Company
Dale Shilling
Shilling Hatchery
Larry
Willard Wolf
Kenneth Wolf
Arlen Johnson
FFA
Bid of 13200 Points For CK Crusty II Sired Steer
A steer sired by CK Crusty II drew a bid of 13200 points at a sale event. The bull CK Crusty II is noted as a past champion at a Denver show, adding provenance to the offering.
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CK Crusty II
Denver
Sweden Hosts Vast Factory Network With Small Workshops
Sweden sustains around 25,000 factories and workshops, with roughly half employing fewer than ten workers each, highlighting the predominance of small-scale operations in the industrial landscape.
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Sweden
Costume Jewelry Sought To Repair Pageant Costumes
Volunteers in the Easter Pageant sewing room seek costume jewelry and trimming to decorate crowns belts and robes. Mrs H R Wolf chairing requests donations of jewelry buttons braid lace and other trims at the Red Cross sewing room Fifth and A or by calling Mrs DeWolf 2606. Support from individuals and organizations welcome with sewing at home or at the room 9 am to noon on Mon Wed and Fri.
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H. R. Wolf
Red Cross
DeWolf
County 4H Camp Plans Begin With Preparatory Meeting
A preliminary planning meeting for Comanche county 4-H camp scheduled for August 12 14 meets at 6 30 p m at Quannah Parker campground. Leaders from across the county discuss the final program and logistics under W R Masters. Cost is 3 for food with attendees providing own transport and gear. Camp opens August 12 with a swimming program supervised by a Red Cross lifeguard pending parental permission.
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Comanche County
Quannah Parker Camp
W. R. Masters
Coaches Association
4-H
Quannah Parker
Red Cross
Pole Plateau Heights Highlight South Pole Elevation
A geographic note states the South Pole rests on a plateau about 9,800 feet above sea level, indicating a high central region of the continent.
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