Lawton MEMORIAL Admitted List Names and Addresses
A memorial admission listing for Lawton shows multiple individuals under medical care and surgery. Entries include Leee Faxon at 1204 Avenue I and Anna Hotter at Sterling for surgery, with other patients such as Linda Caskin, Stanley Copeland, Wayland Denny, and Nellie Hemphill noted in medical entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leee Faxon
Ave. I
Linda Caskin
Stanley Copeland
Walters
Wayland Denny
Cache
Stacy Hayes
Blair
Nellie Hemphill
Lawton
Anna Hotter
Sterling
Ig Hudgins
Carnegie
Evelyn Jackson
Fort Cobb
Aeaiee Johnston
Jefferson
James Ketchum
Betty Lawson
Garry Little
Raleigh Long
Rosa McCune
Fort Sill Blvd
Laura Nickell
Hospital News Items With Names and Medical Notes
A list of patients and medical notes across towns including Altus Chickasha Duncan and Moore. Entries mention surgeries medical statuses births and dismissals with numerous names and addresses. The fragment shows routine hospital notices and personnel references with scattered locations and care actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Odom
Arthur Wilson
Fletcher
William Adams
Altius
Lonnie Green
Duncan
Ted Jones
N. 31St
Leonard Layton
Bell
Horace McMasters
Chickasha
Edward MacMonigle
Indiahoma
Lois Revel
Columbia
Holy City of Lawton remembered and debated in letters
Evelyn Hornaday Dawson recalls the Holy City on the Wichitas and the Christ statue dream of Mark Wallock, praising its inclusive Spirit. She notes visitors like Jim Nabors and Glenn Campbell and hopes to see the statue completed someday in Lawton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Holy City
Grandpa Hornaday
W. T. Hornaday
New York
Frank Rush
New York Zoo
Mark Wallack
The
Wallock
Christ
Europe
Christ of the
Evelyn Hornaday
Dawson
Kansas City, Mo
Arraignment on Assault With a Deadly Weapon
Tommy W. Johnson a 19 year old Lawton man was arraigned before Special District Judge John Taylor on an assault with a deadly weapon charge. Bond set at 1500 dollars, preliminary hearing scheduled for December. Johnson turned himself in after the Friday tavern shooting at First and B injuring Richard Navis who was treated at a Oklahoma City hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
Tommy W. Johnson
John Taylor
Taylor
Johnson
Richard Navis
B. Navis
Oklahoma City
Veterans Administration
Richard G. Mabins
Sheriff's Office
Hearing Granted In Auto Burglary Case
An 18 year old Fort Sill man Michael J Hanenberg of E Battery 1st Battalion Artillery faced a preliminary hearing set for 2 p.m. December 8 with bond at 1500 dollars Patrol Sgt Jerry Butler arrested Hanenberg around 230 a.m. Monday near North Sheridan Road and Kingsbury after Dianne Brady of 417 NW 53rd reported her car broken into and clothes stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Sillman
Michael J. Hanenberg
E Battery
1St Battalion, Artillery
Jerry Butler
Hanenberg
N. ‘Sheridan Road
Kingsbury
Dianne Brady
NW 53Rd
City Youth Charged with Forgery in Check Fraud
Joseph E. Bonner aged 19 of 602 E is charged with two counts of second degree forgery. He was arraigned before Special District Judge John Taylor with preliminary hearings set for 2 p.m. December 7. Bond fixed at 1500 dollars each. Bonner arrested Friday night at his home by Patrolmen Leon Burks and Thomas King for forging signatures on two Patterson Community Center checks 250 and 200 dollars presented at Security National Bank last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph E. Bonner
John Taylor
Bonner
Leon Burks
Thomas King
Patterson Community Center
Modular homes open for military families at George AFB
The first factory-built modular homes are opened for occupancy at George Air Force Base in Victorville California. By year end an additional 175 units will be available bringing total to 37 acres housing complex for military families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victorville
Calif
United States
George Air Force Base
Cache Man Faces Car Theft Count
A 33 year old Cache man, Wayne Poco, was arraigned in Texas on a car theft charge. A preliminary hearing is set for December 7 with bond at $1000. Poco was arrested in Fort Worth on a Comanche County warrant and returned to Lawton. He is accused of taking a half ton pickup owned by Weldon Kowena on July 13. the truck was recovered in Cache on July 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Wayne Poco
Fnday
Tarrant County
Mental Health Dept launches pilot for mentally ill offenders
Kentucky initiates a pilot program for criminal offenders with mental illness. It will run at a diagnostic center near Louisville and open a unit at the Eddyville penitentiary for prisoners with psychiatric problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
State
Louisville
Eddyville
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Sill
Oklahoma
Louis J Murr
Petrulis
Lawton-Fort Sill
J. Murr
Spring Valley
N.Y
Luther Vann
Kennel Club
Ch. Leslie
Thumper V. Barnhardt
Ronald W
Gloria J. Barnhardt
Miami
Fla
Steven Romeo
Mountain, View
Michael Smith
Ewell Spivey
Altus
William Sales
Summit
Irene Spencer
Beta
Nettie Stiebens
Richard Ae
Colum- Wayne Tyner
Lake
Belle Wasson
Michael Wilburn
Terry Williams
E. E. Williams
Dan
Charles Scott Worthen
French Worthen
S. 51St
Bertha B. Kenney
Pauline Clements
Elgin
Katherine D. Teakell
Estelle Riddle
Emily Mitzel
Clara Chesher
Maple
John P. Nauman
Robert H. Allen
Temple
Floyd F. Reese
Dear
Hona J. Kerriveau
Cheryl D. Day
Surrey Place
Lillie Zumwalt
Baldwin
Irene Bernhardt
Wanda Mabry
Evelyn Hornbeck
Lois Jackson
Route 4
P.hls
Abe Seminole
Ty ' Hekia
Ardmore
Francella Palmer
Apache
Lavila Burton
Moore
United Nations
Lawton Constitution
Sun
Lawton Morning Press
Lawton Constitution and
Morning Press
Lawton Publishing Co
Incord & A
Lewton
Okla
Fort Sill
Constitution-Press
Sundey
Mendey
Constitution-Sundey
Press
Constitution & Sundey
Constitution, Press & Sundey
Const
Press & Sun
Press and Sundey Const
Sundey Const
Press & Sun. Sundey Const.Press
Lawton Lumber Co
Dial
Cedar Lin
Ralph W. Carroll
Jack Brittain
Mer
Larry Furr
Eddie Furr
Carroll Drive
Lawton Constitution & Morning Press
Lawton High School
City Youth
Security National Bank
National Bank
Avco
Mavco
Gore Blvd
Westinghouse
Zenith Chromacolor TV
Ginic Oe
Venith
Laat
Imate
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