Hospital Births and Admissions Noted Across Community
Hospital notes record multiple births and admissions with details on times, weights, parents and residences. Names include Dawestter Johns Denney, Armilicd Bentley, Karen Jordan, Walter Meynolds, James Staffington, Vickie Burke, and many others with locations in Oklahoma and nearby towns. dismissals and surgeries noted for several children and adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
James Staffington
Atp
Troy J. Truffington
Eugene Capshaw
Prentice, Medical
Dunbar Honor Students Named for Second Semester 1936
Seven Lumbar junior high students were placed on the principal's honor roll for the first six weeks of the second semester of the 1936 37 school year. Lemuel Arkey announced Tarvin Reese son of Mr and Mrs Neal Reese 2026 Washington had the highest average with 91 6. Other honorees were Paul Haywood Robert Henry Elsie Johnson Roy Marshall Ruby Sublet and Janice West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemuel Arkey
Tarvin Reese
Neal Reese
Washington
Paul Haywood
Robert Henry
Elsie Johnson
Roy Marshall
Ruby Sublet
Janice West
Plumbing Heating Delegates To Start City Parley Thursday
Delegates begin arriving in Lawton Thursday morning for the annual convention of the Plumbing and Heating Contractors of Oklahoma Inc. The event opens at noon at the Hotel Lawtonian with about 20 delegates expected. Principal speaker John B. Reeves & Co. manager Freday joint judge of the association and women's auxiliary will discuss industry topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belegates
Arrivinig
Lawton
Oath
Avfated Plumbing and Eleating Contractors of Oklahoma, Inc
Lawtonian
Dale W. Thompson
Saci Lolay
Euler
Los Angeles
Calif
John B. Reeves & Co
Freday
Associatiot
Womn
5Vier
California
American Society of Sanitary Eingineering
W. C. Shellon
Associated General Contractors of America, Inc
W. TL. Jameson
Oklahoma State Home Builders Association
Wilbur LE. Richey
Republic Steel Corp
Robert A. Camp
United Association
Emil L Faldwin
Oklahoma Department of Health
Willian A. Landes
Nationalociation
Mlumping Contractors
Robert L. McAfee
Southwestern Plumbing and Healing Wholesaters” Association
Oklahomea City
NAPC
Jacl G. Irwin
James S. Binder
Viola C. Antkaviak
Edna M. Malitz
Houston
Tex
Napc Wome
Trunk Full Of Jewels Vanishes in Downtown Terminal
Raymond J. Cannon a 62 year old Los Angeles salesman reported his 186 pound trunk filled with gems missing from the downtown railroad terminal. He estimated wholesale value of his samples at forty to fifty thousand dollars. Police doubt a baggage mixup and investigate the disappearance as a possible theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Avix
Raymond J. Cannon
Los Angles
Way Found To Bring Scotsmen In For TB X Rays
Glasgow health officials announced a plan to invite Scotsmen for free chest x rays to test for tuberculosis. Those who participate will receive tickets for a weekly prize drawing with rewards such as a new car, a bundle of furniture, a paid holiday, and household goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Way
Glasgow
Scotland
Glasgow Health Committee
Dad Cleared Of Manslaughter In Highway Death
A Durant district court jury acquitted Roy Boulder of first degree manslaughter in the highway death of his six year old son Gerald. The youth died when the pickup rolled over on State Highway 78 east of Achille. The state alleged the driver was intoxicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durant
Roy Boulder
Gerald
Achille
Boamer
Shawnee Real Estate Man Charged With Forgery
A first degree forgery charge was filed against Shawnee real estate agent William Robert Raybourn for allegedly forging documents to obtain a $17,300 mortgage on his home in Pottawatomie County. Authorities say he is not located and the FBI has been asked to assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawner
Pottawatomie County
Bob Wilson
Wilson
William Robert Raybourn
FBI
Mull Woman of Chaillot cast named for Cameron College play
The Cameron College Players announce the cast for The Mull Woman of Chaillot a three act comedy by Joan Giraudoux to be staged at 8 pm April 16 in the Cameron College auditorium. Lead role goes to Glorida Hones with a large ensemble including Bobbie Stanford Charles Cremer Eridie Slarp Beverly Beauchamp Jerry Carpenter Joe Lawsden Joyce Bess Glenda Nowlin Marilyn Salyer Joy Bowman Gary Williams Kenneth Denton Mike Sty Jevare Whiters Lindsay Gale Christy and others from Lawton Killeen Tex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Giraudoux
Cameron College
Glorida Hones
Sentinel
Bobbie Stanford
Tipton
Charles Cremer
Elgin
Eridie Slarp
Beverly Beauchamp
Jerry Carpenter
Joe Lawsden
Joyce Bess
Glenda Nowlin
Marilyn Salyer
Joy Bowman
Gary Williams
Kenneth Denton
Mike Sty
Lawton
Jevare Whiters
Lindsay
Gale Christy
Killeen
Tex
Fund Planning Under Way for iS United Fund Campaign
Fund directors met with new president Bill Lo to plan the next drive and budget. Nine agencies will be represented on the campaign committee and a joint meeting with agency directors will discuss fundraising problems and potential ideas for the next drive. Charles Gallaher reviewed last year’s campaign and other cities for ideas. Lt Col Breange outlined Fort Sill changes and new projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Is United Fund
United
Fori
Bill Lo
Ime
Charles Gallaher
I €. Breange Oubineet
Fort Sill
Science Teacher Lily Stafford elected Oklahoma Academy fellow
Miss Lily F Stafford Lawton high school science instructor has been elected as a fellow in the Oklahoma Academy of Science D E Howell president and Oklahoma AEM college professor announced today The honor recognizes outstanding attainment in science teaching and service to the academy She had been a member for 36 years Stafford was named Oklahoma s outstanding high school science teacher in 1956.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lily F. Stafford
Lawton
Oklahoma Academy of Science
D. E. Howell
Oklahoma Aem College
Miss Stafford
Academy
Oklahoma
Film On OU Football Slated To Be Shown
A film on the highlights of the University of Oklahoma 1936 football season will be shown at a Commun ehe county OU alumni association chapter meeting. The public event will occur in late March in the Civic room of the Security Bank and Trust Co building. Date to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Oklahoma
OU Alumni Association
Security Bank & Trust Co
Ralph Wolverton
Draft Board Warns Delinquent Dependents Report
Selective Service Board No. 16 reports 29 draft age men in 27 delinquent on dependency or classification questionnaires. If no immediate reply, 27 will face reclassification and two may be sent to the Federal Bureau of Investigation for action. Names include Charles Glasgow, Billy Fisher, James Rovborough, Thomas Robles, Harald Simpson, Paul Ho keah, David Williams, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selective Service Board No. 16
Area Inon
Cathe Willams
David L. D. Williams
Nunley
Dassie Bivins
Clear Grooms
Alien W. Carson
O. D. Callaway
Orville Lo Wright
Given Heminakekey
Charles A. Armstrong
Bob King
Bobby Ryan
James KE. Gilford
Tom Sales
Sophomores to Meet for 1957 58 Study Cards
Lawton high school sophomores will meet Thursday morning with Principal Harh Bish and guidance directors Mrs. Wesley Silk and Glenn Dosser to fill out study cards for the 1957 58 term. Junior class members completed their selection at this morning's meeting.
Gary to Accept New Bridge Over Cimarron Tomorrow
Gov. Raymond Gary will accept the 1,250 foot long bridge over the Cimarron River 442 miles south of here tomorrow. Julius Cox, a Highway Commission member, will dedicate the bridge on U.S. Highway 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waynorap
Raymond Gary
Cimarron River
Here
Julius Cox
The
Highway Commission
World Prayer Day Observance Planned in Lawton
Final plans for the 1957 World Day of Prayer in Lawton have been announced by Mrs. O L Parsons. Special worship at 1 30 p m at Beal Heights Presbyterian will feature The Day Thou Gavest by Chaplain John Pasco with clergy from First Presbyterian Beal Heights Centenary Methodist First Christian and Wallace Memorial Congregational participating. Beal Heights will handle the offering while First Methodist under Rev Clarence A Ridge will present Intercession and Self Commitment. The theme Who Shall Separate Us comes from Romans 8 35.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
O. L. Parsons
Beal Heights
Presbyterian Church
Parsons
John Pasco
Episcopal
Fort Sill
Clayton Walder
First Presbyterian Church
Paul Hanna
Centenary Methodist Church
First Christian
Wallaeck Memorial Congregational Church
First Methodist Church
Clarence A. Ridge
Statue Planned for Alfalfa Bill Murray in Oklahoma City
Oklahoma lawmakers propose a statue of former Gov William H. Murray known as Alfalfa Bill. The plan, introduced by Reps Norris, Mingo, and McCarty, would place the monument near the State Capitol under a seven member commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
William H
Rehabilitation Counselors To Attend 3 Day Meeting
Floyd Wood and DeWitt Sherrill counselors of the Lawson vocational rehabilitation office will attend a three day conference of the presidents committee on employment of the physically handicapped and the National Rehabilitation Association in Oklahoma City March 25 27 Lawton employers and others interested in the handicapped program are invited to attend the rehabilitation conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Wood
DeWitt Sherrill
Lawson +ocational rehabilitation office
National Rehabilitation Association
Oklahoma City
Lawton
Symphony Concert Tickets On Sale In Lawton
Tickets for the annual Lawton concert by the Oklahoma City Symphony Orchestra are on sale at Leister Music Co AB Drug and Hardy Suggs Music Co for 1.50. Major General Ralph Fonewell Fort Sill National Bank and numerous Lawton Symphony Society members are handling sales for the two afternoon student concerts and the main concert at McMahon Memorial Auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Oklahoma City Symphony
J. O. Conner
McMahon Memorial
Lawton Public School
Leister Music Co
AB Drug and Hardy Suggs Music Co
Lawton Symphony Society
Ralph 3. Fonewell
Fort Sill National Bank
Wyncht Hendrick
William Fletcher
Lloyd Bendure
Leta Mae Smith
Jack Storpy
Henry Welker
Wi DB. Ford Jr
Don Barron
Dave Zorbis
Owen Amphiett
J. R. Toontgomery
Robert Lewis
J. Hale Edwards Jr
Wilbur Thomas
Oklahoma Highway Probe Sparks Sen. Collins Demand
Oklahoma City Senator Glo Collins defended himself on the Senate floor against misconduct charges tied to his demand for a grand jury in Pontotoc County. He charged highway officials and the Gary administration with profits from a gravel contract and urged State Highway Director C A Stoldt to pursue the matter. Gary countered that no deliberate wrongdoing is found and suggested the trio, LeRoy Powers, Roland Waters, and Stoldt, should sell stock or resign, noting their investment in South wrest Industrial Products does not involve state business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
UPA
Gi Raymond Gary
Walter
al Duck
Glo Collins
D-Adda
Pontotoc
Gary
Collins
Orval Spann
Senate
Spann
C. A. Stoldt
Stoldt
Highway Department
LeRoy Powers
Roland Waters
Oklahoma
South Wrest Industrial Products
State To Appropriate $30,000 A Year For Deaf Children
OKLAHOMA CITY The state will appropriate $20,000 a year to pay tuition fees of Oklahoma children attending the Oklahoma College for Women speech and hearing clinic if a bill passed by the house yesterday receives Senate approval. About 30 of the 60 deaf children in the clinic are from Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Oklahoma College For Women
House
Senate
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Stine Booboyn
Dawestter
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Bell
Meareh
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Bob Bursett
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Birch
Charles E. James
Pollard
Daniel Janes
Carrell
Cook
Cyril
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Stuart Scherer
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Wheeler
Merdal
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Davis
Modien
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Howard Trussell
Williams
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Fingell
Summit
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Orlossa
Michael Avery
Vestal Avery
Fort
Sill
William Butler
Larry Klein
Ralph Klein Jr
Gwendolyn Lewis
Thelma Rachiorel
Sur Ory
Paul Simmons
Cache
Ernest Robinson
U. S. Indian
Rhoda Tate
Indahoma
Tommy Walls
Brenda Temps
Rose Magpie
Canton
Pekah
Roi Pekah
Ralph Ware
Hobart
Burt Tabbytite
Anadarko
Deibert Smith
Binzer
Dunbar
Palae
Noretta Wolf
Ardeth Elling
Brammer
Cc Avenue
Pittsburgh Paints
Farmers Lumber Company
Aggie
Cameron College Players
Chaillot
Benne Daniel
Cimarron
Roy and
Kay Adams
Koehler Building
Constitution
Lawton Morning Press
Little Orphan Annie
Joe Palooka
Blandie
Buz Sawyer
Li‘i Abner
Dick Tracy
Steve Canyon
Drew Pearson
Ray Tucker
Tom Sharrack
Lawton Constitution
Symphony
Sanders
Cleaners
North 25Th Street
South E
South Sid
Taylor & CO
Dial
Creditors Adjustment Bureau
Security Bank
Comanche County
FFA
Fair Grounds
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