Hospital Births and Admits Roll in Local Notices
Births listed include a son to Maj. and Mes. Edward Crevn, born March 20 at 1 am, weight 6 pounds 14 ounces, and a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Westerman born March 20 at 3:25 am, weight 6 pounds 2 ounces. A wide roster of newborns, medical admissions, and dismissals follows, naming families and addresses from Medicine Park to Apache and Star Route, with multiple surgical and medical notes across the hospital pages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maj
Edward Crevn
Enelith
Frank C. Westerman
Arlaittes
Elden Curry
Elna Sue
Wee Guldie Johnson
V . Munson
James Brock
Euclid
Bruce Williams
Yenny Williams
J Washington
LaQuey
Duncan
Paul Brock
Avovourh
Ils
Rant
Surseey
Pamplin
Gary Evans
Raughter
Alandres
Murmond Henry
Livances
Wanda Maxey
Mose Gibbs
Cushing
Thelma Whitewoll
Walter Quo ¥Ah
Addison Thompson
Anadarko
Susan Hunter
Oklahoma City
Blossom Covad
Sir Gore
John Haumpy
Carnegie
It. McGillve
Smith
William Roger's
Hoover
Wubert Green
Blvé
Gill Enoch
Billy Bridges
Silas Kemp
Abington
Mareh Ji
Curtis
Neal Walker
Harold Puitkamer
Fort Sill Blvd
Delbert Clark
Walters
Joe Furnish
Snyder
Hugh Sims
Maple
Rone
Dog Violations Bring 5 Fines
Five persons faced Munici pal court fines for allowing dogs to run at large under rabies quarantine rules. James Bates and William Shelton had $10 and $12 fines amended to suspensions for Bates and Williams. Ze mak forfeited bond for reckless driving. Kenneth Klos fined $15 for speeding. an assault complaint against Pat Sparks and a public drunkenness charge were dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Verner
J. Merle Oaks
James W. Bates
Mid Shelton
C. C. W. Willoughby
G. D. E. Wickens
Thomas Hinkie
Balawin
Bates
Two Pedestrians Hurt in Separate Lawton Area Crashes
Police report two separate Wednesday crashes injuring Goldie Johnson 19 Medicine Park and J Edmund J Jacobi 26 Star Rt Elgin. Johnson suffered cuts and bruises when her car collided with a second vehicle a mile north of Jack Beasley’s SH 49 station. Jacobi’s pickup was involved in a three vehicle crash at Sheridan Road and Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Goldie Johnson
Medicine Park
Edmund J. Jacobi
Star Rs
Elgin
Eers
Johnson
Jack Beasley
SH 49
John R. Duke
Charlie LeRoy Johnson
Medicine Fark
Jolson
Lucius W. Long Jr
Star Bt
Jarahi
Sheridan Road
Lincoln
Kenneth Dale Vles
Jacobi
Earl William Boatwright
County weighs funds after high hospital bids rise
Health service matches bond authorization under Hill Burton act. County eyes extra funds or cost cuts as bids soar. Meeting next Monday will decide actions with Bill Love and state consultant. Lowest bid plus alternates totals over 505 thousand dollars amid higher labor steel costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health Service
Hill
Love
Targe Construction Co
Norman
W. C. Shelton Company
Lawton
Southwest Constructors
Oklahoma City
J. J. Bowinger Construction Co
Munger & Eimmons
Texas Delegation Tours Lawton Fort Sill Visit
A 48 member Killeen Texas business delegation including the mayor and chamber leaders toured Lawton and Fort Sill. They visited the Old Post, barracks and museum then met local business owners before a 7 am dinner and Friday luncheon en route home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Killeen
Tex
Texas
Howdy
Lawton
City
Fort Sill
Ten
Chamber of Commerce
C. R. Ellsworth
Lawtonian
Ross H. Porter
Wichita Falls
Fort Hood
Geronimo
Dave Zorbis
Walter Lattimore
Glen Dutcher
Ford Mage
Porter
Keating
Ellsworth
C. R. Holley
James G. Knox
Charley Wade
Neil Ashlock
J. C. Kennedy
George Page
Frank Kitchens
Charles Bledsoe
John F. Bird
Floyd Zock
Ray Habbitt
George Barber
Ned Shepler
W. F. Wulf
H. Tom Wiles
Ron Wheatley
Billy Paul Galyon
Exall English
Don Billingslea
Clyde Shelton
Jack Carter
Ewell
Rain Clouds Drift Across Region With Heavy Rainfall
Rain from the storm system continued across the area with silver iodide seeding used to enhance precipitation. Generators operated at Temple Burkburnett and Electra into Wednesday evening, soaking most of the 1400 local farm ponds and leaving the watershed well saturated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple
Burkburnett
Electra
Leckra
Burk Hurner
Higdon
David Duke
Duke
Powe
Lawton
Weather Bureau
Local Tax Figures and Sales Figures Reported
In a fragmentary note the press and financial figures show Constitution and Sunday editions with mentions of 1043 and 5.83, a sales tax reference, and related costs. The readability is limited but suggests a discussion of tax rates and public sales figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Constitution
Constitution Press
Sunday Mail
Okla
Re. Mo. Ta. Vin
Press & Sun
Ctear
N Press
Suni
Veteran pleads for help after robbery arrest
Eatherly, from Van Alstyne Texas, has spent years in Veterans Administration hospitals for extreme nervousness. He and another man were charged with robbing post offices while on 90 day hospital release. He receives $287 monthly due to his mental condition and says he should be in a hospital, not jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eatherly
van Alstyne
Tex
Veterans Administration
Post
General Completes Army Course at Fort Belvoir
Brig. Gen. Mercer C. Walter commander of U S Army Artillery and Guided Missile Center completed a three week course at the U S Army 20mm and management school Fort Belvoir Virginia He studied army management problems on the installation with speakers including Fred C Foy M A Plowman Gen Ret L R Truscott and W J McNeil
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercer C. Walter
U. S. Army Artillery and Guided Missile Center
U. S. Army
Fort Belvoir
Walter
Fred C. Foy
Koppers Company
M. A. Plowman
U.S. Steel Company
L. KR. Truscott
Central Intelligence Agency
W. J. McNeil
Defense
Comptraotier
Oklahoma Governor pushes school reorganization and tax hike
The governor advocates reorganizing districts to save about 7.5 million over two years to meet a 3 000 dollar minimum for the Oklahoma Education Association. He supports a one cent per gallon gasoline tax increase, joining about 25 lawmakers backing more college funds and 15 for common schools. The move would raise 18 million for highways and free 9 million emergency funds, with proposals to allocate 4.75 million to schools, 7 million to higher education, and 0.5 million to mental health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Harkey
Senate
Group of Representatives
Jim Arrington
Stillwater
Hurkey
Gary
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Education Association
Highway Department
City dancer arraigned on bogus check charge
Marty Green, 24, a dance instructor who runs a studio at 232% D, faces arraignment in county jail on a bogus check complaint for a $16.60 payment to gas dealer 8B. E. Jackson at 15 S. Second. Filed Monday before Justice of Peace Woodrow Giles, the defendant appears under the name Marty Greenblat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marty Green
E. Jackson
Marty Greenblat
Justice of Peace
Woodrow Giles
Theft reports roll in from Fort Sill area
Fort Sill residents report various thefts including money from a S80 holder, a house burglary with a 95 bill and jewelry, and a car taken for a test drive. Deputies note a broadcasted stolen car alert and several hubcap losses from local vehicles. Police continue burglary and theft investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Sillman
Tehert
Gran
First and Railroad
Jack Fearson
Kingsary
Lee Nemo Motor Co
Deloy Misel
Chevrolet
Bill Corday
Gore
Mercury Sheriff's Deputies
Sp2
Brunson B. Jones
Fort Sill
Highway Patrol
Special Education Teacher To Speak At Council Parley
Garfield elementary school educator Mrs Son will speak at the Lawton Citizens Council on Education meeting at 7 30 p.m. in Central junior high School Board of Education Rooms. Program chairman is Mrs Parsons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
McS
Mmzu Son
Socwal
Garfield Elementary School
Lawton Citizens Council On Education
Board of Education
Central Junior High School
C. L. Parsons
Cerebral Palsy Group To Meet In Lawton
Members of United Cerebral Palsy of Comanche County will convene at 7 30 p m Friday in the Civic room of Security National Bank. Vernon Howell presides with Donald A Hide of Oklahoma City regional director attending. The group aims to strengthen its setup and discuss programs for treatment and education of cerebral palsy victims in Lawton and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Cerebral Palsy of
Comanche County
Security National Bank
Vernon Howell
Comanche County Organization
Donald A. Hide
Oklahoma City
Lawton
Hyde
City Girl Enters Honor Society At Pine Bluff School
Miss Claudette Ann Wallace daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas L Wallace 111 Dearborn has been initiated into Sigma Rho Sigma at Arkansas Mechanical and Nominal School Pine Bluff Ark A junior majoring in history and government and member of Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority She graduated from Douglass high school in 1954.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claudette Ann Wallace
Thomas L. Wallace
Dearborn
Sigma Rho Sigma
Arkansas Mechanical and Nominal School
Pine Bluff
Ark
Wallace
Alpha Kappa Alpha
Douglass High School
Sill Polio Shot Plan Continues At Fort Sill
Fort Sill continues polio inoculations for military personnel and dependents. About 16 000 injections have been given to dependents and 4 600 to military personnel under the Fort Sill program. Vaccinations are voluntary with shots available at supporting dispensaries and the Health Nurse clinic Building 5314. Call 5113 for appointments. A national report shows only 10 percent of Americans under 40 fully immunized. Three injections with specific intervals complete active immunization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Sill
William B. Draper
Pos! Sur-Geon
Colonaid Laxative Promises Safe Overnight Constipation Relief
An ad claims a thrifty colon causes dehydration and blockage, urging use of Colonaid to remoisten and bulk the colon. It touts Coronary as the only laxative with Colonaid moisture and CaLowap bulk, promises relief overnight, safe for pregnancy, and priced at 98 cents for a 60 tab pack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonaid
Colonaio
Colona
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Sv. Angles
Harold Reinwand
Garfield
Ralph Mike Hennessee
Alfred Sennessne
Shirley Ann Champion
Joe Champion
Devil
Carl Travillian
Ne Wright
Chattarooga
Low Blackwell
James Blackwel
Tomas H. Stanford
Ranchett
Margie Covington
Join Zumbrum
L. S. Indian
Souctawestern
Allen V. Reeves
Manitou
Surgery
Nive Corner
Tth
D' Avenue
Chet Franklin
Fage One
New York City
Jones Radio
M & D Finance CO
E Ave
H. D. Hastings
McKinley
Nelson
Sill
City Girl In Honor Society
Zale
Brownie
Hawkeye
Proctor
Cae
Zale Jewelry ‘Co
Asdre
Plese
Eastman Kodak
Price
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