Hospital News Items Southwest Oklahoma Admits and Dismissals
A list of recent hospital entries including admissions discharges births and surgeries from multiple local addresses and names such as A D Walker Mrs Lewis Haydock Mary Ann Craig and Richard Randoll with events ranging from medical and surgical cases to births and new arrivals in November and early December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Walker
Sill Blvd
Lewis Haydock
Floyd
Robert Dick
Cyril
Mary Ann Craig
Melvin Craig
Richard Randoll
Leonard Randall
Howard Foster
Bell
Burglary Suspects Linked to Epperson Family Tragedy
In a case tying multiple farm burglaries to Mrs. Sykes and her two husbands, deputies report she admitted participation in four break ins while men entered homes. The investigation followed the recovery of a stolen evening gown from a 1002 A residence and the couple’s earlier move to Lawton after their six year old son’s drowning near the farm.
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Lawton
Epperson
Sheriffs Department
Phillips
Williams
Sykes
Sill
Fort Sill
Louisiana
Hale
CID
Midterm Flash in Cities Upsets Across States
In a nationwide sweep Democrats gain mayoralties and governorships in New York Connecticut Arkansas and Massachusetts while Republicans lose seats in New Jersey and Virginia. Key contests include Edward C. Boyle defeating James F. Malone for district attorney in Allegheny County and Detroit’s John D. Dingell winning the Democratic nomination for Michigan’s 15th District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legheny County
Pittsburgh
James F. Malone
Edward C. Boyle
Malone
New York
Troy
Schenectady
New Rochelle
Connecticut
Waterbury
Norwalk
Bridgeport
Jasper McLevy
Arkansas
Woodrow Wilson Mann
Pratt C. Remmel
Little Rock
Remmel
Massachusetts
C. Gerald Lucey
Brockton
Hjalmar R. Peterson
New Jersey
Paterson
Edward J. O'Byrne
Downing Lester F. Titus
Virginia
General Assembly
Ted Dalton
Mississippi
Atty
J. P. Coleman
Detroit
John D. Dingell
Michigan
15Th
Dingell
Thomas E. Brenna
Boston
John B. Hynes
Hynes
John E. Powers
Massachusetts Senate
Big Red traveling science show opens fourth state city
Captain Tom Phipps directs the Big Red tour as a 40 minute stage program unfolds inside a large Aerodome tent seating 1250. The exhibit features synthetic rubber creation, microwave sound transmission, and heat free cooking on a cold stove, with a black light outer world backdrop.
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Tom Phipps
Education Week Programs Highlight Civic and School Events
Parents toured classrooms during open house as A Richardson outlined schedules and goals. A Parade of Progress assembly featured Ed Wheelden on General Motors science show at the McMahon Memorial auditorium. Mike Makes His Mark showed at Lincoln and the Junior high. Living classrooms showcased progress from grades 1 to 12 in downtown firms. Civic clubs and the Chamber of Commerce held noon forums, with John Elkins speaking on Public Relations. American Education Week, observed since 1921, aims to inform the public and gain support for schools, led by NEA and partners. Wynona Newton chairs city observance with a committee handling living windows and radio shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Scott
Comanche County
Lawton High School
A. Richardson
Ed Wheelden
General Motors
McMahon Memorial Auditorium
Mike
National Education Association Department
Lincoln
C. R. Ellsworth
John Shoemaker
Kiwanis Club
Gwen Cox
Post Children’s School
ABC
Civic Club
Chamber of Commerce
Lawtonian
John Elkins
Douglass High School
AEW
Willie Rose
America
National Education Association
The
American Legion
NEA
U.S. Office of Education
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Youth bandit drives off with cash in karate hold up chase
A young robber demanded money from holder and ordered him to fill a gas tank. After taking a small amount from Holder, the youth drove a 1955 Cadillac south on U S 277 then north on U S 62 toward Chickasha. Sheriff Larsson and Deputy Massey captured him near Anadarko. The boy fled with a German Luger and a .22 pistol, wearing a black leather jacket. His mother said he stayed home for homework and that the father was in Oklahoma City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holder
U. S. 277
U. S. 62
Chickasha
Ray Larsson
Troy Massey
Caddo County
Fort Cobb
Anadarko
Oklahoma City
Application Filed To Probate Will In County Court
Mrs. Dora Bryan filed to probate the last will of her former husband Walter C. Bryan who died November first. Hearing set for November 19 at 10 a.m. will dated June 14, 1935 names executrix Dora Bryan and three heirs. Assets include 3030 property valued at 25000, bank account 250, household articles 1000, vending machines 2000. Heirs listed include daughters Lucile Bryan Sanders of Los Angeles and Gladys Bryan Bonneau of Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Bryan
Walter C. Bryan
S. R. Harper
Bryan
Lucile Bryan Sanders
Gladys Bryan Bonneau
Los Angeles
Calif
Court Notes Comanche County Probate and Guardianship Hearings
Mrs Dora Bryan applies for probate of the will of Walter C Bryan who died Nov 1 in Lawton with a hearing set for Nov 19 at 10 am. Pearl DeSio seeks guardianship of Helen Moran at 916 A with a shearing set Nov 14 at 10 am. Jim Taylor applies for judicial determination in the death of Anne E Taylor, hearing set Nov 21 at 10 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche County Court
Dora Bryan
Walter ¢. Bryan
Lawton
Pearl DeSio
Helen Moran
Jim Taylor
Anne E. Taylor
Funeral rites for W. A. Norris at Fort Sill chapel
Funeral services for W. A. Norris 49 of 507 Lee Blvd retired master sergeant who died Tuesday will be held Friday at 10 a.m. at Ritter Funeral home chapel with Rev. Henry Wall officiating Burial is at Fort Sill Post cemetery Norris died at Fort Sill Post hospital after a brief illness He was born September 13 1906 in Dunn North Carolina joined the Army at 18 mostly stationed at Fort Sill He married Eva Kidd January 31 1931 in Duncan Survivors include his wife two daughters Willia and Deanna Norris two foster sons Richard and Ronald Callahan one brother and two sisters
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Norris
Lee Blvd
Ritter Funeral Home
Henry Wall
Calvary Baptist Church
Fort Sill Post Cemetery
Norris
Post Hospital
Fort Sill
Dunn
N. C
Army
Drunken Driving Suspect Acquitted By Six-Man Jury
A six-man City court jury acquitted Claude Cox in the first jury trial under the state drunk driving law as amended to require a 10 day jail term. Cox was arrested September 20 by Patrolman James C. Blackburn. Foreman Buster Wyatt announced the verdict after about 40 minutes of deliberation. The case noted an intoximeter reading of 12 percent alcohol content on the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Cox
James C. Blackburn
Police Department
Buster Wyatt
Comanche County
Superior Court Divorce Petition and Multiple Marriage Licenses
Public records list a divorce petition for Barbara Jean Martinez against Willie Martinez in Superior Court. Also included are marriage license entries for William E Bullock 21 Seattle Washington with Shirley Ann Ford 18, Dale E Teague 24 Council Bluffs Iowa with Palmer Gean Gonzales 19, Richard B Huddleston 18 Chickasha with Jean Barbee 18 Chickasha, Charles Harbin 27 Fort Sill with Margaret Pollitt 26 Southport Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Barbara Jean Martinez
Willie Martinez
William E. Bullock
Seattle
Wash
Shirley Ann Ford
Elm
Lawton
Dale E. Teague
Council Bluffs
Palmer Gean Gonzales
Richard B. Huddleston
Chickasha
Jean Barbee
Charles
Leslie Harbin
Fort Sill
Margaret L. Pollitt
Southport
Ind
City council approves street plans and drainage bids
The council approved Carl Stephens plans to pave 27th street from Cheyenne to Atlanta and 26th street to Cache Road with 30 foot culverts for drainage. Final cost estimate of Paving District No. 90 is 67847.11 dollars. District boundaries include 17th Lindy to Rogers Lane and 18th Taft to Williams among others.
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Carpenter
Carl Stephens
27Th Street
Cheyenne
Atlanta
26Th Street
Cache Road
Carpenter Engineering Service
Buck Kinsey
Lindy
Rogers Lane
Hoover
Williams
Smith
Lawton Street
Euclid
Ferris
Taft
O. D. G. Gelvin
Riley Pair
Roy Stephens
Kinsey
14Th Street
Kingsbury
Baldwin
Lawton
Council
Upper Merion votes on Sunday movie show referendum
NORRISTOWN, Pa. Voters in Upper Merion cast ballots yesterday on a referendum to permit Sunday movie showings. The town currently has no motion picture theater.
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Norristown
Upper Merion
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June Wyrick
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Leroy Kerbo
Monroe
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Francis Finley
Concho
Robert Ashley
Alan Carney
Oneda Mahsetky
Elgin
Leland Friday
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Park
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Robert Topkin
Sterling
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Faye Dean Blakesley
W. R. Blakesley
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Doris Renschen
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Elva Wright
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Bill Nichols
Cornell
Mona Hearn
Flora Belle Burroughs
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Velma Hunter
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George Christopher
Board of Supervisors
George Reilly
California Board of Equalization
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Reilly
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Salt Lake City
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the McKee CO. Pho
Public Records
Wolverton
M & D Finance CO
E Ave
KEY Termite & Pest Control CO
John Schneider
911 Lee
Lawton, Okla
Ee America
Fargal Diamond
A. L. Pollard Sporting Goods
D Ave. Pho
Douglas L. Smith
Warren Chrisman
Consolidated Gas Company
Ordi
Nance Committee
Harris Hancock
Bob Howser
Fire Department
Hancock
Michigan Machine Company
Little Giant Equipment
Herd Equipment
City Water Department
McKenzie
Gondola
Elmer Thomas
Lawtonka
Sam Maddox
Fort
David Duke
Green - Phillips Chevrolet
Homer L. Farris
Sanitation
E. W. Kirkpatrick
Sanitation Committee
Lake Lawtonka
Ed Walker
St.joseph
U.S
Southwest Oklahoma
Kars
Wyatt
Sayen
Sayen Rite
Wyatt's
George Glasby
Jack Griffin
Ernie Wyatt
Ted Newman
Tom Saffa
Oklahoma
2Nd and A Avenue
Te Uy Insurance Service
D Avenue
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