Hospital Births and Dismissals Reported Across Counties
Births list includes a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. George John at Rt 2 on Nov 4 at 3:50 pm, weight 7 pounds 14 ounces. Additional births include a son for Mr. and Mrs. Fred Parton in Anadarko and multiple newborns at Memorial facilities. Dismissals cover patients such as Charles Robertson Jr., Eddie Gaskins, and Virgil Rhoades among others. Multiple entries note medical stays, surgeries, and nurseries in Oklahoma communities.
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George John
Herman Fry
Oklahoma City
Burgery
Michael Mitchell
Louis Mitchell
Lawrence Leonhardt
Monroe
Cal
Snow
Rush Springs
Ae Lowry
Eooree Wilson
Duncan
Catherine Reece
Alice Ketner
S. Ninth
James Gaskins
Euclid
Donald Pittman
Bishop Read
Bobby Burch
N. 3Rd
Bets Billie Barker
Homer Harker
F. Sur-Gery
Eddie Gaskins
Elm
Surory
Ene
Floyd Cannon
Medicine Park
Herbert Tozier
Lindy
Fred Parton
Anadarko
Holly Landrum
Robert Rausch
Cherry
Vanes Moerer
Ash
Willie Miller
Garfield
Joe Day
Charles Wienberger
Gayle Lea Mack
Bert Mack
Blair
Earl Glover
Elgin
Medical Mars
Lydia McDuttie
Joseph Barnett
la Sill Trailer’ Court
Cynthia ‘Ann Hopkins
Clauge Hopkins
Thomas L. “Paulin
Faye M. Bull
Taylor
Sting Campbell
Washita
Lucille Long
Virgil Rhoades
S. Firth
Gertride
Eberle
Ind
Sue Jackson
Lee
Sur
Robert L. LaPrad
Quentin LaPrad
Clara Lykas
N. Railroad
Jim Fewell
Duke
Wiliam H. Adams
Hoover
Oklahoma City Man Killed In Wreck
A 43 year old Oklahoma City tree surgeon, Jesse James Pope, died from chest and internal injuries after his pickup overturned on the 3100 block of South Shields Avenue. Wet pavement contributed but it was not raining at the time. Pope leaves five children. Oklahoma’s 582nd traffic death in 1957, 21 more than last year.
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United Fress
Oklahoma
S. Jesse James Pope
Oklahoma City
South Shields Avenue
Oklahoma City Poultry and Eggs Market Report
The Oklahoma State Board of Agriculture reports current prices for wheat and poultry products across counties, with No 1 hard wheat around 1.85 to 1.92 per unit and broiler, hen, egg, and butterfat prices varying by location. Oklahoma City and nearby towns show mixed demand for broilers and hens, while egg standards show firmness for large and standard eggs, and butterfat prices range around 50 to 55. Cattle, calves, hogs, sheep, and lambs markets in Oklahoma City show slow steady to weak trends, with selective higher prices for select steers, heifers, and calves. Slaughter cattle and stockers mostly steady. hogs down modestly. lambs and ewes firm to higher in parts of the market.
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STATE
Oklahoma City
State Board of Agriculture Today
Frederick
Medford
Alva
Watonga
Bison
Blackwell
Enid
Hennessey
Kingfisher
Clinton
el Reno
Vici
Yukon
Guyman
Hooker
Bro
Vinita
Eri City
Lawton
Shattuck
Tulsa
Pauls Valley
Elk City
Grid
USDA
Mountain Farm Future Farmers harvest cotton proceeds
The Mountain Farm Future Farmers of America chapter will receive proceeds from a cotton harvest of more than 3,000 pounds collected last Friday during Cotton Harvest Day. Members organized the event to showcase farming skills and support chapter activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boys Harvest Cotton Snyder
Future Farmer of America Chapter
Funeral rites set for James S. Tuttle in Beal Heights church
Funeral services are planned for 2 30 p m Wednesday at Beal Heights Presbyterian Church for James Samuel Tuttle 73 who died Monday at his home 612 Park A Lawton resident since 1920 he was born Feb 23 1884 in Shelbina Missouri married July 1929 at Durant to Ethel Prichard Survivors include his wife one daughter Mrs Kenneth R Baker of Fort Worth Texas a brother W D B Tuttle of Long Island N Y and several nieces and nephews Rev M L Baker will officiate Burial will be in Highland Cemetery under Ritter Funeral home direction
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Beal Heights Presbyterian Church
James Samuel Tuttle
Park
Lawton
Tuttle
Shelbina
Durant
Ethel Prichard
Kenneth R- Baker
Fort Worth
Yex
W. DB. Tuttle
Upholstering Class Begins at County Fairground
About 47 women start a re upholstering course at the county fairground today aiming to renovate 80 pieces by Friday. Mrs Clara J Kelley home demonstration agent says participants will strip chairs down to wood frames and springs then replace full material. Participants expect to spend about 20 dollars on materials but save 25 to 65 dollars by doing the work themselves. The project is part of the home management phase of the home demonstration club work and is the first held here in 0 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara J. Kelley
Cake Walk Raises Funds for Cache Sewer Project
C A Vokins was emcee at a town hall cake walk to raise money for completing the Cache sewer project. The program featured "It's in the Book" by JoAnn and Mary Lou Robinson and others. Donations totaled 132.45 dollars from Cache residents and Fort Sill personnel.
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Cache
C. A. Vokins
JoAnn
Mary Lou Robinson
Linda Covington
Sharon
Carlene Hollander
Dawn
Irene Harmon
Connie Ray
Fort Sill
Boy Thinks He Can Outrun Patrol Car
A 15 year old Comanche county boy who believed he could outrun a highway patrol cruiser faces county judge this week. Trooper Norman Carroll said the 1956 Ford he pursued reached 100 mph on gravel roads near Porter Hill, with speeds ranging from 35 to 90 mph through stop signs. The youth was detained at the county jail and released to juvenile authorities. no adult trial was indicated.
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Comanche County
John P. Fullerton
Fullerton
Dwight Malcolm
Warren Crane
Norman’ Carroll
The
Highway Patrol
Elgin
Carroll
Carrol
Porter Hill
Federal Employees Club Rites Reset at Fort Sill
The Federal Employees Service Club near Rogers Lane east of Fort Sill Blvd is rescheduled for 4 p.m. November 1. Ribbon-cutting was postponed due to weather. Open house is planned for November 13-14 with a clubhouse cost of 3120 008 and a November 12 NFEE banquet noting the federation’s fortieth anniversary.
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Federal Employes Service Club
Rogers Lane
Fort Sill Blvd
National Federation of Federal Employes
Solon Says U S Behind Reds in Missile Plans
Senator Stuart Symington told the Hannibal Kiwanis Club that the United States is at least two years behind the Soviet Union in long range ballistic missile development under current policies. He warned the public has been misled and that only the ignorant would claim the U S leads the Soviets. He cited Sputnik II as proof Soviet thrust exceeds what is necessary to launch an intercontinental ballistic missile, stressing that future security relies on closing the gap since the U S will not have operational ICBMs for years to come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannibal Mo
Sen
Stuart
Symington
U.S
Russia
America
Hannibal Kiwanis
United States
Halliburton Estate Goes To Children in Will Probate
Oilman Erle P. Halliburton Sr. left the bulk of his multimillion-dollar estate in trust for his five children. Superior Judge Harold W. Schweitzer set a $10,470,000 bond for the executors based on personal property value and one year’s income. Real estate holdings in California, Arizona, Oklahoma and Texas were not covered. The children are Erle Jr., David, Mrs. Zola H. Rex, Mrs. Ruth H. Hall, and Mrs. Vida H. Wayne. Halliburton, 63, died here Oct. 1.
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Los Angeles
Erle P. Halliburton Sr
Harold W. Schweitzer
California
Arizona
Oklahoma
Texas
Erle Jr
David
Zola H. Rex
Ruth H. Hall
Vida H. Wayne
Halliburton
Louis and Rose Louis sign separation papers in 1957
Chicago reports former heavyweight champion Joe Louis and his wife Rose Morgan signed a mutual separation agreement citing separate business interests making married life difficult. Louis, in debt to the federal government for taxes, said he did not want divorce, while Rose runs a New York cosmetic firm and salon. The pair wed in December 1955 and plan a trial separation to quiet rumors. Four Lawton women forfeited bonds totaling 3400 on vagrancy and property offenses, while two others paid fines for public drunkenness.
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Chicago
Joe Louis
Rose Morgan
New York City
Louis
New York
Aaron H.payne
Ovis
Marva Trotter
Detroit
Attorney To Give Report On Elgin Dam Progress
Warren Chrisman city attorney will give a report on progress of land purchases for the Elgin dam project at Lawton Board of Realtors semi monthly meeting scheduled for 12 noon Wednesday in the Old South cafeteria Lawrence Keegan program chairman said a brief discussion of the city rental housing situation will also be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Chrisman
Elgin Dam
Lawton Board of Realtors
Old South
Lawrence Keegan
Meeting of Royal Neighbors of America Camp 3069 Tonight
Mrs. Glen Kading and Mrs. Jack Keeling will preside at a 7 30 pm meeting today of Royal Neighbors of America Camp No 3069 at Goodwill Rebekah Hall 607 S 11th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Kading
Oracle
Jack Keeling
Royal Neighbors of America
Goodwill Rebekah Hall
S. 11Th
Cub Scouts Fletcher Program Opens With Applications
From 20 to 25 boys aged 8 to 10 have applied for membership in the new Cub Scout program directed by Charles Puckett pastor of the Methodist church. Den mothers for the southwest and northeast town sections will be Mrs Claude Seymour and Mrs E L Embrey. Volunteers are sought for the remaining two sections.
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Fletcher
Charles Puckett
Methodist Church
Claude Seymour
E. L. Embrey
Sam McGiflin Recedes to New Home in Elgin
Mr and Mrs Sam B McGiflin move from the Joe Plunkett property to the residence owned by Mrs Floy Vice in Elgin, establishing their new address and dwelling arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin
Sam B. McGiflin
Joe Plunkett
Floy Vice
Regents To Attend Dedication Rites At Wilburton
The Board of Regents for A&M Colleges meets in Wilburton for dedication ceremonies at Eastern Oklahoma A&M College. Gary will deliver the dedicatory address and the event serves as a homecoming. He requests a full OSU report on two land acquisitions not previously public, with deeds filed after publicity. A dinner and dance conclude the day.
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Wilburton
Board of Regents
A&m Colleges
Oklahoma State University
Eastern Oklahoma A&m College
Gary
OSU
Senior Day at Southwestern College Weatherford
Six Mountain Park seniors traveled to Southwestern College at Weatherford Friday for senior day events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snyder
Six Mountain
Park
Southwestern College
Weatherford
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PHS
Larry Lankford
Lankford
James D. Woowiie
Ruth Elbrader
Bertha Buck
Tipton
William C. Lancester
Sterling
Kay George
Irwin
Ida Broadstreet
Letzo Plumbing
County Fairgrounds
Extension Service
Bill Reinwand
Rt. 1
Utility Club
Emil Woesner
Gore
Friendship Club
E. M. McCormack
Lawtom Rt
W. M.bardsher
S. Fourth
Roseland Club
James S. Tuttle
Federal Employes Club
Rites Reset
Solon
Uss
Joe Ford Ee Res Pe Eanes
Lawton Constitution
J. Merle Oaks
Jean Stead
Helen Whitte
Jefferson
Louise Dobbs
Stead
Dobbs
Louise Jackson
Wesley Regan Regan Insurance Agency
E Avenue
Cub Scouts
Adjustment Bureau
Medical-Dental Credit Bureau
Security Bank
Power Giants
Hetail
Caps Auto Parts
Avanss
Formeny Balmersy Auto Paris
Cari
Eugene Capshaw
Sauerman
Dodge
Denay
Knox-Jensen Motor CO
Plymouth
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