Births And Admits In Local Hospital News
Hospital notices list a March 28 birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Hinschman and multiple admissions and discharges for various patients including Donna Kay Morgan and Bobby Joe Mathews. Also notes births for George Konardiay and Jasper Sankadota, plus medical and surgical admissions across several local addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald C. Hinschman
Donna Kay Morgan
Lester V. Morgan
Coy Duane Hobbs
W. S. Hobbs
Anadarko
Leonard Thomas Knox
Blair
T. A. McDonald
Bell
Lizzie Agnes Abbe
Walters
Perry E. White
Grandfield
George Konardiay
Apache
Jasper Sankadota
Lena Rice
Pawnee
Agnes Longman
Norman
Kenneth Jackson
Fort Sill
Okio
Mary Maynahonah
Sylvia Holder
Julia Brown
Oklahoma
City
Homer Lampmouth
Colony
Frank White
Skunk
Hammon
James Williams
Minco
Katherine Tartsah
Washita
Lausse, Argentinian Boxer, Also Played Soccer Professionally
Middleweight Eduardo Lausse of Argentina once played professional soccer in his native country before or alongside his boxing career. He is better known for his boxing achievements, but records show his early athletic versatility in Argentina.
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Eduardo Lausse
Argentina
Officials Plan Annual Sill ROTC Encampment
Preliminary plans set a summer ROTC camp for 900 cadets at Fort Sill, opening June 23 and ending in August. Col. Wayne Hardman chaired a pre camp conference with officers from Iowa State, Arkansas Poly, Kansas State, Oklahoma, Texas A&M and others coordinating schedules, ranges, and post facilities for the 23 colleges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Sill
Stuard F. Crawford
Sill
Norman A. Anderson
Arkansas Polytechnic College
Wayne Hardman
Iowa State
Col. Hardman
Col
Anderson
William H. Hastings
Kansas State
Neal W. Harris
University of Oklahoma
George H. Watson
Texas A&m
Jay R. Watson
M. E. Keiser
Tith FA Gp
George E. Adams
Sammie Hall
77Th Gp
Masons Schedule Rites Thursday
Annual Maundy Thursday ceremonies for Scottish Rite Masons set for 7 30 p m at Mt Scott Masonic Temple. Observance led by Louis Vanderpool with a large ceremonial team including John W Miller Gene Trouppy Earl C Smith Ike Stothard J R Burns Max Perkins Joe McCue C E Hickenbottom R E Hockenberry Leonard Layton and F B Fuzz Barnes. Consistories unite for the relighting ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Scott Masonic Temple
Louis Vanderpool
John W. Miller
Marshall
Gene Trouppy
Earl C. Smith
Ike Stothard
J. R. Burns
Max Perkins
Joe McCue
1956 Easter Pageant Lets 1150 Girls Shine as Angels
One hundred fifty Lawton and area girls take part in the 1956 Easter Pageant as angels. The angel chorus appears as the sun rises over the Holy City of the Wichitas. Angles represent Lawton Altus Theta Rho Camp Fire Girls Fort Sill Indian School Rainbow Girls and local church groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton and Area
Lawton
Altus Theta Rho
Camp Fire Girls
Fort Sill
Mamie Eisenhower’s Easter outfit and weather hopes
Washington report notes Mrs. Mamie Eisenhower has a new Easter bonnet and matching outfit but fears chilly spring weather may keep her from wearing it this Sunday. Newswomen captured a brief encounter as she hurried between VFW Buddy Popppy campaign photos and Crusade for Freedom events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mamie Eisenhower
Two Boys Injured In Auto-Bike Collision At Eighth and A
Two youths riding bicycles to a Boy Scout meeting were hit when a 1946 Mercury driven by Pat Sparks turned onto A from Eighth. Mike Edwards 13 and Clifton Denton 14 suffered bruises and were treated and released from Memorial hospital. Denton's family left town for Easter holidays. Edwards's mother reported Easter services planned at Mt. Scott Masonic temple. Police say the crash occurred with riders traveling south on Eighth. both bikes were struck as the car’s left turn collided with them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Edwards
Clifton Denton
Memorial Hospital
William Lyman Edwards
Kinyon
Mike
Chin
Denton
Delbert Denton
Eighth
Mercury
Pat Sparks
Edwards
Americans Save Over Sixteen Billion in 1955
The report notes that Americans saved more than 16 billion dollars during 1955, highlighting strong savings behavior across households. It cites rising personal savings and financial reserves contributing to economic resilience and future investment capacity.
Man Arrested On 5-Year-Old Check Complaint
Leonard Chebahtah, 44, an Oklahoma man, was arrested by Constable Ray Powell on a five year old bogus check charge from 1950. The arrest followed a pending warrant held in Frederick and Wichita, Kansas, and was executed near a Lawton area campsite where he lived with his brother.
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Indiahoma
Ray Powell
Leonard
Lenhard) Chebahtah
Bill’s
Elgin
Woodrow Giles
Frederick
Wichita
Kan
Powell
Chebahtah
Lawton
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Willie Shelton
Elm
Steven Smith
Allen Smith
Dearborn
Terry Lynn Brown
John L. Brown
Cecil Barnes
Dick Barnes
Temple
John Hodges
Pennsylvania
H. T. Carroll
Carl Reeder
Georgia
Alpha Prestidge
Rt. 1
Dean Phillips
Ft. Sill Blvd
Charles Appel
Cache Rd
Frank L. Macera
Denver
B. K. Fowler
N. 23Rd
Douglas Paul Kensell
Lewis Kensell
Ralph Hook
Chicago
Oklahoma City
State Board of Agriculture Today
Bison
Hennessey
Clinton
el Reno
Enid
Kingfisher
Yukon
Blackwell
Medford
Vici
Hobart
Guyman
Hooker
Broilers
F.o.b
Muskogee
Tulsa
Vinita
Pauls Valley
Watonga
Laverne
Elk City
Sayre
Alva
Woodward
Law
USDA
C Avenue
Crorinna
Masons
Mamie
New York Fashion Academy
Raulston Furniture
Boutonnieres
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