Hospital News Items Terse report of births and admissions
Patients and births listed from Hospital News Items include newborns with weights and times, admitted patients such as Joan Ronald Qonrs and May Crove, and discharged cases like Mrs May Patterson and Jo Ann Sherron. Additional names cover numerous surgeries, medical evaluations, and ongoing treatments across multiple addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis U
Sur Berr
Dina M. Watson
Uwara Lee Toms
Stout Jr
and Airs
Alien Stout
Ward- Rushing
Airses
Dah Denney
Feil
B. Colwell
Noeth
Urey
A.D. Story
Georgia
Rey Thomas
Surer
Werd Crove
May
Edward Crove
Enehd
Wyera Jon Allen
Malcolm Allen
Spaulding
George Bull
Taylor
Lysila Eppler
Kir
Hilbert Eppler
Abo
Genun
Surg
James Brack
Ranl Brock
Euclid
Medical
Homer Oliver
Cache
Ars
J. MH
Watkins
Abs
Neil Petree
Paul Turner
Atpuriee FE
Page
Ved Otfinger
Fletcher
Tewin Perkaquanard
Andrew Ferguson
Robert McCoy Jr
Baltimore Circle
Robert Sherron
Irwin
James Rodhey Huitt
James Huitt
Rt. I
W. K. Chandier
Lee Bargery
Rafael Macias
Douglas
Dessa Perez
Doe Walker
Duncan
Rollis Hanks
Hoover
Nellie Harris
Disaster Warning Funds Are Sought for Lawton
Mayor C R Ellsworth announced state civil defense acknowledged Lawton’s application to receive matching funds to install nine disaster warning devices. A $2,000 local match is sought via donations to a Veterans of Foreign Wars drive, with federal funds doubling each dollar. The system will alert residents to threats such as tornadoes or air raids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Ellsworth
Lawton
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Ellsworth
VFW
County Civil Defense Director
John Gostiel
Layton DE Club Eyes Mountain Party Event
Layton high school Distributive Education club plans a Hebe party and outing at 7 pm Friday at Camp Boulder in the Wichita Mountains. Jor Wasson chairs the arrangements with Robbie Skayes assisting. other members include Dyvain Strange Kenneth White Jerry Pursley and Tony Prater. Milton Wolo is club sponsor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Layton High School Distributive Education Club
Camp Boulder
Wichita Mountains
Jor Wasson
Robbie Skayes
Dyvain Strange
Kenneth White
Jerry Pursley
Tony Prater
Milton Wolo
Slib
County Schools to Restructure Under Superintendent Plan
The county schools office outlines a reorganization affecting nine instructors, with most schools having one teacher except Faxon which has six. At Gerona the eighth grade is large, boosting high school enrollment next year to about 15, while the eighth grade has 16 students and only 11 will graduate. The plan routes state aid and general funds to receiving districts and expects to pass, with residents deciding on the fate of a grade school. Average daily attendance figures for 1955-56 show variances across districts, including Faxon, Geronimo, and Roseland, with changes anticipated this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sthorlilendent
Susie
Vine Fasteneters Troll
Tracher
Faxon
Gerona
Sarah
Scott
Ass Grove
Hillside
Cavhe
Indiahoma
Siling
Geronimo
Flea
Elgin
Chattanooga
Medicine Park
Beaver Bend
Ash Grove
Iising
Roseland
Flower Mound
Bishon
Stony Point
School Bill Seeks Aid Reform and Higher Attendance
The plan would cut about seven million in costs and fund the remainder from surplus general revenue or higher valuations. Minimum daily attendance for state aid would rise to 40 high school students and 15 in grade schools, leaving small districts without aid. Officials estimate aid for roughly 100 high schools and 159 elementary schools. A House vote delayed the bill to Monday. Separate debate over federal funds for interstate highway right of way ended with a Senate refusal to accept House amendments and a conference committee requested. Tulsa hosts a two day Oklahoma Utilities Association convention with about 460 delegates from 19 member companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary
General Revenue
Department of Education
Mmow
House
Senate
Keith Cartwright
Duran
Roads and Highway Committee
Ray Fine
Gore
Willen
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Central junior high presents annual variety program
Students at Central junior high, directed by Mobs, showcase this week’s assembly. Ella Mackey, music instructor, presides as Preston presents the flag. Claudia Bentley reads the Scripfire. Jim Martin announces May 8 ninth grade program. Trials set for April 2 and 3 at 2 40 p.m. Theme Round The World Cruise. Sophomore class officers election April 7. Will and prophecy committees named. Performances include You’ll Never Walk Alone, Party Doll, Red Wing, Around the Corner, Basin Street Blues, Sincerely, Sentimental Journey, Banana Boat pantomime, and Gonna Get Along Without You Now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobs
Ella Mackey
Central Junior High
Preston
Claudia Bentley
Lee
Francie Green
A. Richardson
Jim Martin
Martin
Will
Susan Green
Bill Stamps
Sue Lacy
Carel Barnes
Prophecy
D'Ann Pope
Dallas Heard
Doris Cannon
Shirley Hester
Alan
Party Doll
Red Wing
Around the Corner
Sehool Chorus
Algo
Basin Street Blues
Sincerely
Boys Quartet
Boss Prvalel
Triple Trie
World film stars in Brazil Mexico epic in Todd A O
The article describes a massive Jules Verne inspired film featuring David Niven Shirley MacLaine Cantinflas and many Hollywood stars in cameo roles. Filmed in Todd-AO the movie is hailed as a major year’s hit and recognized as best picture by critics and boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
Oklahoma
David Niven
Shirley MacLaine
Cantinflas
Mexico
Hollywood
Jules Verne
Charles Boyer
Marlene Dietrich
Frank Sinatra
Beatrice Lillie
Red Skelton
Noel Coward
Joe E. Brown
Joan Carradine
Robert Newton
New York Film Critics Circle
National Board of Preview
Visitor Highlights Fort Sill Rocket Battalion Visit
Maj. Gen. Thomas E. B. de Shary led a Norfolk stop during a one day visit demoing 7681min rocket battalion gear. The program featured a rocket equipment briefing and firing circuit checkout after a morning assembly and loading of rockets. Staff toured the guided missile cruiser USS Boston during the Norfolk visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas EB. de Shary
Fort Sill
Sain Barbara
Norfolk
Boston
Weather report on snow melt and crop outlook
Page One early today recorded 28 degrees as the last weekend snow melted. Crop observers warned several days are needed to estimate losses and benefits. Snow would improve soil moisture but cattle losses were expected to be high. heaviest moisture, just over an inch, was reported at Heavener. Other totals included Tishamingo 0.73, Ardmore 0.14, Hobart 0.03, Oklahoma City and Altus 0.02.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paphandie
Heavener
Tishamingo
Ardmore
Hobart
Oklahoma City
Altus
Junior High Sells 1400 Yearbooks
The Central junior high school reports 1400 copies of the 1957 Wolf Tales yearbook sold so far. Remaining 100 will be sold first come, first served, with some reserved for pupils unpaid until April 1. A total of 1509 copies were ordered, about 300 more than last year, at 1.50 dollars each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
Lorena Fullerton
First Aid Class To Start Tuesday At Salvation Army Citadel
The Red Cross announced a nine week first aid course will begin next Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the Salvation Army Citadel 1314 E. A two hour session will be held each of nine Tuesdays with Mrs Nick Carras as instructor. A steel submarine bridge between Truland and Zeeland in World War II was sold to West Germany and is being melted down in Kiel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Red Cross
Nick Carras
Het
Truland
Zeeland
West Germany
Kiel
City studies plea to fix Ferris drainage in 100 block
City Engineer Douglas S Smith studies a drainage problem in the 100 block Ferris at the south edge of Greet addition. American Realty Care broker for a federal housing agency reports water eroding a house foundation at 12 Ferris. A plan to reconstruct a retaining wall to stop water damage is discussed as Mayor Ellsworth says he will meet Realty officials to work out an agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferris
Greet Addition
Douglas S Smith
American Really Ca
Federal Agency
Gorden Winkleman
S12
Cem
Tid Ferris
C. R. Ellsworth
Oscars Winners Highlight 1954 Ceremony Surprises
George Stevens won best director for Gaily story style film A Place in the Sun. Mike Todd accepted best picture for Around the World in 80 Days, while Oscar song Que Sera, Sera by Evans and Livingston drew surprise acclaim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torfon
Hollywood
George Stevens
Texas
Quinn
Feck
Harry Truman
Miss Malone
Bill Malone
Dallas
Por Sakhalin
Siberia
Anna Magnani
Brynner
Around the World
Ray Evans
Jay Livingston
Bandits Attack Party Killing Four Near Zahidan
In the desert, bandits killed King Carroll Wilson and two Tranians during an ambush. The victims’ bodies were found by police 90 miles north of Zahidan and 60 miles southeast of Tehran. A 60-year-old bandit named Dadshah, deemed Iran’s Public Enemy No 1, is suspected. The Sha expressed sorrow and ordered a wide search for the assailants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Carroll
Wilson
Teaver
Dadshah
Iran
German native becomes U.S. citizen in special ceremony
District Judge Luther Eubanks granted citizenship to Hedwig Johnson, a German native living at 1711 Kingsbory, in a late morning ceremony. Her naturalization was recommended by Glenn Pa Torrence, an examiner with the U.S. Immigration and Naturalization service, and she plans to join her Army husband in Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Eubanks
Germany
Japan
Hedwig Johnson
Kingsbory
Glenn Pa. Torrence
U. S. Immigration and Naturalization Bureau
Baptist Girls Banquet Planned by 233 Members at Northside Baptist
Some 233 members of the Baptist Girls Auxiliary from 20 churches have made reservations to attend a banquet and program at Lawton's Northside Baptist church at ? p.m. Friday. In charge of arrangements is Mrs. John J. Evans, 113 A. Host, pastor Rev. Carson Everett. The program will include a film, Yet Shall They Live.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Girls Auxiliary
Lawton
Northside
Court updates in Oklahoma City trials and continuances
Court records show Frank Grayson ill and unable to travel as affidavits request, while Johnnie Clifford Howell and Streeter cases receive continuances amid a multi party trucking arson and union dispute linked to Quality Beverage Co. Suspects Hammons and Fuqua face related hijacking and burglary charges with new motions by Tulsa legislator Patten. The inquiry spans narcotics arrests, a 1954 bootlegging hijacking, and ongoing FBI involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhoads
Johnnie Clifford Howell
Streeter
Howell
Charles
Red) Ammans
Parkman
Suneray Court
Union
Quality Beverage Co
S10
S. Second
Teamsters Union
M. W W. Looney
Frederick
Tillman County
Superior Court
Hammons
City Polo
Fuqua
Texas
Oklahoma
Tulsa
State House of Representatives
Gordon L. Patten
Patten
Summit Fidelity and Surety Coe
Supersedeas
Chambless
Paul Norris
Wacker
Stephens
Lawton
Orville Lindsay Chambless
A. H. Potts Jr
Oklahoma City
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Clarence M. Burgess
John Doe
E. D. Weaver
Wayne Tisdel
Subscription rates for Parable in Aderarel and area press
Rates list per month and per year for Morning Press Sunray Constitution Press and Sunday, mail subscriptions to Southwest, and other Barnes and Page outlets. Includes taxes and coverage options for Const. Sunday and Press Sunday plans with varying prices across regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cormier
Lawton
Morning Press & Sunray
Constitution
Constitution Press & Sunray Oo
Southwrest
Ela
Press & Sun
Barnes & Paes
Burke Hijacking Case Is Closed Declared by Crane
County Attorney Warren Crane announced the Burke hijacking case is closed after charges against Ben Trawsporton Perry Nail and Robert Carmel Johnson were dismissed by Justice Marvin E. Cameron. Crane said Burke agreed to give suspects half of the items allegedly taken including jewelry valued over 1200 and two .38 caliber pistols from Jim Burke and his wife. The Texans supposedly won the money and jewelry in a poker game with Burke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Crane
Chester Burke
Justice of Peace
Marvin E. Cameron
Ben Trawsporton
Dallas
Perry Francis Nail
Robert Carmel Johnson
Fort Worth
Crane
Burke
Ewke
Jim
Water Safety Teachers Sought for Summer Classes
The Red Cross seeks three more instructors for two week swimming sessions starting June 1. Miss Lydia Blount, secretary of the local chapter, said qualified applicants with a current Red Cross instructors card should apply at the Red Cross office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eel Cross
Jalmy Togram
Lydia Blount
Red Cross
Tiss Blount
Mrs Detty Elected BPW President in Lawton
Marie Detty director of the Comanche County Public Welfare Office was elected president of the Lawton Business and Professional Women's club at the annual officers election. Virgie Cleveland was first vice president Mildred Hunter second vice president and other officers and roles were announced with Miss Leta Smith presiding. New officers take office June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Detty
Comanche County Public Welfare
Lawton Business and Professional Women’s Club
Virgie Cleveland
Mildred Hunter
Helen Burns
Gladys Harris
Ruth Stanard
Leta Smith
Unrreanl
School Census Workers Confer In Lawton April Enumeration
A meeting of workers to canvass Lawton during April for the annual school enumeration program was held today in room A5 at Central junior high school. The program lasts through April to count school age and preschool children in the district for apportionment of school aid, enumeration director Leonard Teakell said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Central
Leonard Teakell
Teakell
Two Men Fined for Bogus Check in Municipal Court
Two Lawton men were fined twenty dollars each after a municipal court conviction for attempting to pass a bogus check. Harry Chubbuck, 28, of Wolverton hotel, and Howard Waldroup, 31, of 1718 Elm, faced charges tied to a thirty six dollar check. Additional fines totaling three hundred twenty dollars were assessed for Wallace Berry, 21, 1032 Bell, accused of assaulting Christine Berry, and Paul Green, 1613 McKinley, charged with assault and battery against Catherine Green. One man also paid twenty dollars for public drunkenness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
J. Merle Oaks
Harry Chubbuck
Wolverton Hotel
Howard Waldroup
Elm
Wallace Berry
Bell
Christine Berry
Paul Green
McKinley
Catherine Green
Seekers To Present Holy Land Journey at Central Junior High
Mr and Mrs Pete Becker of 1319 Elm will address eighth grade students at Central junior high school at 9 20 am in the school auditorium. They will present a travelogue on the Holy Lands using colored slides from their trip to foreign countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Becker
Elm
Central Junior High School
Yrigay
Mr. Becker
Holy Lands
University of Oklahoma council names new secretary
NAMED SECRETARY Don Bryant son of Mr and Mrs Gussell I Bryant of 27 N 28th has been elected secretary of the Cross Center president's council at the University of Oklahoma. He is a junior student majoring in accounting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Bryant
Gussell I. Bryant
Cross Center
University of Oklahoma
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Rendlett
Edwards & Edwards
Oklahoma Utilities Assocation
Joe Ford Egan Crear Lad
STONE
Coches Road - Tel
Paze One
U.S
Frank Grayson
Olahoma City
C. A. Gallagher
Grayson
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