Hospital News Briefs From Oklahoma Papers
A long list of patients admitted across multiple towns including Anadarko, Duncan, Walters, Oklahoma City, and Cache with medical and surgical entries. Births reported for a baby girl and a baby boy at 8:43 and 8:45 a.m. respectively, with weights 3 pounds 12 ounces and 4 pounds 10 ounces. Dismissals noted for several patients. several names and addresses listed.
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Mellie E. Darden
Taylor
Weldon K. Davis
Chestnut Lane
Chere A. Dunn
Ford
Irene E. Edwards
Jacinto
Calif
Howard Farley
Smith
Michaela A. French
Linmedical
Clarence E. Garrett
Tishomingo
Joel L. Glasgow
Walters
Linda C. Haynes
Temple
Jimmy D. Henderson
Rush Springs
Greenmeadow Drive
Ronal D. Stoll
Floyd
N. M
Robert M. Style
Cache
Hugh C. Swink
Guy E. Wood
Faxon
Kelly S. Wray
Duncan
Ae L Barnett
S. 45Th
L. Billings
Oiedanie A. Bryant
S. 72
Fred Codynah
Anadarko
Jerry D. Deutschendorf
Robert M. Hayes
Sur
Rockford NewBreast
Okmulgee
Johnny Mayner
Oklahoma City
Ray Teneguer
Choloris Ataddliety
Kenneth Futischa
Stone
Public Records Report Of Burglary And Theft Incidents
A series of public records lists multiple burglary and theft reports from various locations. Items include two hand trucks seven boxes of chickens televisions tools autos bicycles wallets purses and stereo equipment with multiple addresses and entities named such as Lowton Public Records Judy Schnell McKenzie Gorage and Claude Smith Used Cars.
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Lowton
Danny Elms
Lowton Boys Club
Bill Young
Henry Lewis
Hoover
Lith
A. Mary Verdejo
Nathan Hill
Magnolia
Cinthia Kimmel
Alta Robbins
Phyland Lounge
Claude Smith
Fire department responses detailed for Lawton incidents
Fire reports list Lawton Fire Department responses on Monday including addresses 1008 B 614 Roosevelt 3126 Arlington and 310 Parkwood Circle. Incidents include a minor house fire at NW 82nd and Lee a false alarm near 7:29 p.m. and a resuscitation call.
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Roosevelt
City
Arlington
Parkwood Circle
82Nd and
Lee
Funeral Services for Jessie Lee Garrett and James Kendrick
Jessie Lee Garrett 1701 Cherry died at home Monday. Funeral pending with Huddleston's in Lawton. she was born in Sulphur, member of Centenary Methodist Church, retired hotel manager with brother A L Ramsey at Ramsey Hotel. Survivors include son Richard Worthen and sister Mae Ellis. James Hershel Kendrick 57 of Wilson NC, formerly Lawton, died Sunday in Wilson hospital after long illness. Born Nov 19 1915 in Faxon. survivors include daughter Carolyn McCarty, brother Clarence, sisters Frances Bridges and Willa McPherson, and three grandchildren. Funeral pending with Lawton Ritter Dalton.
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Jessie Lee Garrett
Cherry
Huddleston
Lawton
Centenary Methodist Church
Ramsey Hotel
4Th and D
A. L. Ramsey
Richard Worthen
Houston
Tex
Mae Ellis
Oklahoma City
James Hershel Kendrick
Wilson, NC
Lawton-Ritter-Dalton Funeral Home
Wilson NC
Mr. Kendrick
Faxon
Carolyn McCarty
Aspen
Colo
Clarence
Roosevelt
Frances Bridges
Garfield
Willa McPherson
Route 1
Kathryne Laird
Canton
Ohio
Lawton - Ritter - Dalton Funeral Home
Leep E. Reichenbaugh
Tulsa
Ray Yoder
Orrville
Robert Boyd
Kokomo
Ind
Obituaries for Floyd R Peirce Kathryne Laird and Winford Hale
Funeral notices list Floyd R Peirce 68 of Fletcher with service at Robbins Funeral Home Chapel officiated by Jimmy Thompson and burial at Faxon Cemetery. He died in a Lawton hospital after a lengthy illness, survived by wife Elzora Harmon and multiple relatives. Also listed are Kathryne Laird 64 of Canton Ohio found dead with autopsy planned and Winford L Hale 51 of Lawton found dead by gunshot with service at First Christian Church and burial at South Burns Cemetery.
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Fletcher
Floyd R. Peirce
Robbins Funeral Home
Jimmy Thompson
8Th and Lee Church of Christ
Lawton
Faxon
Pierce
Arkansas
Kansas
Nannie Cornwell
Phoenix
Ariz
Flossie Jennings
Turon
Kan
Lola Clark
Velma Pierce
June Walker
Pauls Valley
Hubert Pierce
Duncan
Paul Pierce
Oscar Pierce
Winford L. Hale
First Christian Church
T. R. Leen
South Burns Cemetery
Sentinel
Lawton-Ritter-Dalton Funeral Home
Hale
Mr. Hale
Dill City
Georgia L. Gurley
Cleasa Lawson
Brenda Lawson
Debra Lawson
Cora A. Hale
Cordell
Rev
E. E. Hale
Pasadena
Calif
Ray F. Hale
Elk City
Willie Thompson
Raymond Kimray
Roosevelt
Mary Kenner
Bell
Paul Ashley
Whitaker says revenue sharing distorted at national meeting
San Francisco Monday Whitaker mayor of Lawton Oklahoma told the U S Conference of Mayors the revenue sharing program has drifted from its aim to fund new city projects and reduce federal control. He cited Lawton’s 1974 funding commitments and urged continued federal support through block grants to let cities meet local needs. Other panelists included Moon Landrieu Graham Watt and mayors of Newark Phoenix and San Diego.
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Lawton
Congress
Whitaker
Moon Landrieu
New Orleans
Graham Watt
U.S
Office of Revenue Sharing
Richard Nathan
Brookings Institute
Newark
N. J
Phoenix
Ariz
San Diego
Calif
Apache Man Dies After One Car Crash In Rain
Dwight Grebe 72 died Monday night from a broken neck after his car left the road and struck a business building in Apache during a rainstorm. He lived on a farm near Apache and was a Cyril First Baptist Church member. Services Thursday at Cyril First Baptist Church with burial at Celestial Gardens.
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Edwin Dwight Grebe
Apache
Grebe
Lawton
Jose Rosell
Comanche County
First Baptist Church
Cyril
William Grebe
Carnegie
Nelda Shiveley
Premont
Tex
Lavon Brown
Norman
Celestial Gardens
Crews Funeral Home
Japanese General Toshiro Magari Arrives for Fort Sill Visit
Gen Toshiro Magari chief of staff Japan Ground Self Defense Force will receive a booming welcome at Fort Sill. A 11 45 ceremony at OCD Post Quadrangle features four 60 man battalions the 77th Army Band and a 19 gun salute. He will observe a field firing exercise a 14 5 mm artillery mini trainer demonstration and meet Fort Sill soldiers before departing Thursday morning.
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Toshiro Magari
Japan
Ocd Post Quadrangle
77Th Army
Field Artillery
Fort Sill
Quokkas Described as Small Kangaroos of Australia
Quokkas are small marsupials native to Australia noted for their compact size and hairless tails. The species inhabit various regions and are known for their friendly demeanor and adaptability.
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Australia
Local Yacht Club Offers Free Sailing Class Series
Sunken Bridge Yacht Club hosts three free sailing classes at 9 30 am on June 23 June 30 and July 6 at the club site on Lake Lawtonka. Open to the public sailboats provided. Located north of Ralphs Resort. Participants completing all three sessions earn a sailing certificate.
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Sunken Bridge
Stock Prices Rally and Drift Lower Across Markets
The New York market failed to sustain an early rally amid mixed sentiment as the Dow slipped to 873.49, down 1.59, with NYSE decliners outpacing advancers and Trans World Airlines among the most active names. Oklahoma farm prices for wheat, barley, Milo, and soybeans show regional quotes, while cattle and hog markets posted mixed gains and steady to higher prices on various classes.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
John Smith
Fahnestock & Co
Trans World Airlines
American Stock Exchange
Oklahoma City
GMOG
Cameron College Nursing School Exempt From Lawsuit
Oklahoma Supreme Court throws out a $202,212 negligence suit against Cameron College School of Nursing without state permission. The decision prevents Lawton District Court from naming the school as a defendant in the case over an insulin overdose alleged at Southwestern Clinic Hospital.
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State Supreme Court
Cameron College School of Nursing
High Court
Jack Brock
Lawton
Verda Huckleberry
Cyril
Huckleberry
Southwestern Clinic Hospital
Linda Hayes
Miss Hayes
Clarence Huckleberry
Southwestern Hospital
Supreme Court
William A. Berry
Hubert M. Graves
Sullivan, Graves and Combs
Oklahoma City
15000 Pot Plants Found in Holdenville Field
Hughes County officials planned a 250000 grass fire to destroy about three acres of marijuana east of Holdenville. About 15,000 plants would be uprooted and burned at the county maintenance shed after hunters reported pepper plant like growth. David Massengale, 24, Tulsa, was arrested at the scene for illegal cultivation. arraigned and released on 5000 bond.
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Calvin
Okla
Hughes County
Holdenville
Here
David Massengale
Tulsa
Man Sentenced In Drug Case At Fort Sill
Charles W. Blackburn 19, a Fort Sill soldier, was sentenced to two years in prison after pleading guilty to possession of LSD with intent to distribute. He was arrested April 12 for allegedly selling four LSD tablets to a police narcotics agent at the Montego Bay Motel east of the city.
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Fort Sill
Charles W. Blackburn
Montego Bay
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Model Cities & Lawton Industrial Foundation
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