Memorial Births and Dismissals in Hospital News Items
Births announced include a son to Mr. and Mrs. Perry Theeadsill at 2:50 a.m. on Nov 20 weighing 7 pounds 9 ounces, and a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Dick Agent at 6:29 a.m. Nov 20 weighing 8 pounds 6 ounces. Multiple patients listed under medical, surgery, and related wards with various names and addresses. several dismissals noted including Perry Tahsequai and Gus He Rt among others.
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May Perry Theeadsill
Sayer
Mra Lewis
Tlavduck
Flowel
Tuudi
McRarkud
Biv
Jubhit Rah McPanand
Duneas
Nellie He Jones
Washinaton
Medical
John MW
Posey Devil
Elgin
Med
Sor
John Gath
Jrgs
ST. Cucnes
James Fite
Robert Lang
Elin Fred Bart
Washington
Fred Schnerberger
John R. Mason
Robert Schultz
Fred Lambert
Walters
TU Arnold
Buford Arnold
Sur
PB. Curd
Kinyon
Dale
Floyd Zook
Arlington
Tobie Clanton
Billy Clanton
Burgery
Bery
Villa Molnar
Warren Turner
Anc
Vern Williams, Walters
Borr
LE. Gensman
Euchel
Sam Jernigan
Oak
Glenn Clifton
Moruf
Cal
Dick Agent
Porn
Baldwin Parker Jr
Bertha Gibson
Marvin
Aoe Jones
Tipahwahs
Indiahoma
Ena Kormahchoal
Perry Tahsequai
Tneian
Mmisson
Lawton
Gus He Rt
Jasper Doyah
Apache
Mary Nahtuaday
Suror
Elizabeth Easing
Sumit
Srarena Sech
Frederick
Area Men In Service Roderick Johnson Starts Army
Roderick Johnson 28, son of Mrs Ada Johnson of 309 North Sixth, begins his first tour of duty after receiving a second lieutenant commission from New Mexico A&M College Las Cruces. A Lawton High School and Cameron College graduate, he is married to Neva Gayle Hoover of Manitou. Commission in the Signal Corps.
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Roderick Johnson
Lel Lawson
Fort Monmouth
Nah
New Mexico A&m College
Las Cruces
Ada John Zon
D Johnson
Lawton High School
Cameron College
Neva Gayle Hoover
Manitou
Johnson
Signal Corps
Child Hurts Wrist at Emerson School Swing
Cherry Ann Strickland four year old daughter of Mrs Dorothy Wicken 701 A is in Memorial Hospital recovering from a fractured wrist after a fall from a swing Monday afternoon at Emerson school.
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Cherry Ann Strickland
Dorothy Wicken
Memorial Hospital
Emerson School
James Knox Named Chairman of Local USO YMCA Committee
James G. Knox elected chairman of the operating committee for the Lawton-Sill USO-YMCA, succeeding John White. Officers named include Thurston D. Nicklas, Reginal Brown, and Mrs. Mattyewill Sanders, with term lengths set for one, two, and three years. Also announced were plans for discussion groups for soldiers and church newsletters to reach service members abroad. Britain orders wartime gas rationing starting December 17 to stretch dwindling fuel supplies amid Suez Canal disruptions, with basic car travel limited and four-month ration books issued, likely extending into 1957 as ships are cleared and stockpiles rebuilt.
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James G. Knox
Lawlor Lcso-Ymca
Fouth
John White
Thurston D. Nicklas
Reginal Brown
Mattyewill Sanders
C. D. Campbell
Justin Rumtz
Dae L. Porter
G. Aton
Ray Stafford
Marvin Trope
Robert Bracks
Fred Gilley
Ford Mugs
Lela J. Wilson
John Timmons
C. W. Kreuger
R. E. Glenn
Knox
Nicklas
Jake Wilzel
Brown
Fort Sill
Lawton
Robert C. Maling
Carroll H. Hoagland
Mildred Bair
Harold W. Hallett
Usc-Ymca
Lawton-fort Sill
London
Britain
Suez Canal
Europe
Mid-East
Aubrey Jones
Franca
Jones
Public Service Employees Honored with Company Pins
Thirteen Public Service Company employees were honored at a Lawton Area Family Meeting in the firm’s auditorium. Top award diamond pin went to Abe Orderwood, with Floyd Zook presenting. Gold pins and several five, ten, and safety awards followed for multiple staff across construction, engineering, and service departments.
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Public Service Company
Lawton
Abe Orderwood
Jew-Business
I Lawton
Sein
Floyd Zook
Theeathey
Kenneth
Bobby T Brooks
Fred L. Jennings
Javickeymier
Togehong Sealvhys
T. R. Wyatt
Bill Echols
E. C. Kime
Arlen Swansen
Merle Macehbanks
Chester Apl
Council To Open Truck The Bids
The weekly petty council meeting in city hall will docket bids for a 16 yard packer truck and three new tires and tubes for the sanitation department. Water committee to report on spray paint for equipment at the filler plant. Drainage problems at 23rd and G and Cheyenne and 4th to be discussed.
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Ming Busness
Tomg
Fort Sill
Gore
Euclid
Jisi
Roosevelt
Lions Club
Lake Lawlonka
Cheyenne
4Th
Planning Commission
Ond
No. 3
Bell
Traffic Committee
Trthanit A
Water Committee
10 Drivers Face Traffic Charges
County Attorney Manville Redman filed three reckless driving complaints and seven speeding charges this morning and this afternoon in Justice of Peace Woodrow Chris court. Defendants include Monty Lre Brewer 14 Travis Earl Valley 2 Oklahoma City Joe Henry McKinney 29 of 2001 Douglas and Warner Kent Mowry 20 Fact Sir. Robert F Morrison 22 City Mo.wi court with 1 Cameron's court heart 2 Wright 22 of 203 Columbia charged with reckless driving. John Lester Burns 24 Duncan Lester Gordon Fink Fort Sill and Glen Ray Thomson 18 of Wi2 Bell charged with speeding at night.
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Manville Redman
Justice of Peace
Woodrow Chris
Monty Lre Brewer
Styder
Three Cases Heard By Judge This Morning
Three cases were heard by Judge J Merle Oaks this morning. Donald Wayne Biffle, 24, of Dune can, forfeited $20 bond on an assault charge filed by Loretta Faye Dave Lloyd. Lawton, 52, of 160B, forfeited $20 bond for carrying a concealed weapon a .32 caliber pistol. One man forfeited ? bonds on a public drunkenness charge.
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Mai
J. Merle Oaks
Donald Wayne Biffle
Dune
Loretta Faye
Dave Lloyd Lawton
New Army Reserve Unit Sets Organizational Meet Tonight
An organizational meeting for the 809th Ordnance Company USAR will be held at 7:30 p.m. at Fort Sill. Maj. R. M. Morris announced the first meeting of the unit, led by adviser Major Morris, in the Chicago dispatch. Herman David, 64, was sentenced to two years in prison for transporting alcohol during Prohibition, a case spurred by agents seizing his car loaded with five gallons of liquor. He had earned the nickname Motorcycle Mike for moonshine runs on a motorcycle.
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Fort Sill
R. JM. Morris
809Th Ordnance Company
USAR
Chicago
Herman David
David
Mike
Swinney School Plans Assembly Program at 1:30pm
Swinney Elementary hosts an AI assembly after an Indian study with third grade acts directed by Irene Harris. Master of ceremonies Mary Young. music by Ivalene Neptune. opening by David Means and group reading prayers and Psalms. safety play and multiple student participants. Special numbers include Rebecca McCoy and Barbara White with piano and tap performances.
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Swinney
Mary Young
Irene Harris
Ivalene Neptune
Sam
David Means
Larry Neal
Jimmy Ireland
Janis Shrader
John Jen
Judy Tannery
Robert Wison
Doug
Waggoner
Urge Hackler
Nancy Aycoch
Marilyn C. da Jarrel
Rebecca McCos Reno Powell
Judye Tannery
Basilind Winchester
Barbara Whit Dal Collins
Charlene Moore
Long
Donald Glover
Tra Sunday
Bounal Baty
Richard Franks
Frankie Ray
Ray Philupena
Travis Wilson
Rebecca McCoy
Nancy Aycock
Barbara White
Dallas Collins
Mary Ann
Blast Destroys Arkansas Bank at Danville
A powerful explosion at Danville State Bank in Danville Arkansas injured two men and caused widespread damage. Authorities say a gas stove incident sparked the blast around 7 am, destroying the bank interior and shattering windows across the town. Bill Gatlin and Joe Nunn were hospitalized with serious burns.
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Danville
Ark
Anville State Bank
Bill Gatlin
Bob Fisher
Danville Record
Uatlin
Joe Nunn
Fisher
Burglars Take Only The Kitchen Sink
Tulsa burglars reversed the routine at the Kenneth Wood home over the weekend and took only the kitchen sink. Wood told Deputy Sheriff Bill Blix that upon returning from a trip he found his kitchen and dining room flooded and the sink missing, with nothing else stolen.
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Tulsap
T Kenneth Wood
Wood
Bill Blixs
Jaycees Cancel Breakfast Meeting
Fred Larrance Jr., president, announced the Speak-up Jaycees breakfast meeting slated for Wednesday is canceled. The program lets members practice public speaking within the organization.
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Fred Larrance Jr
Jaycees
Bigamist Convicted in Salt Lake City Case
David B. Darger, 50, an insurance salesman, was convicted of unlawful cohabitation in Salt Lake City for having three wives. He faces up to five years in prison and a $50 fine.
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Salt Lake City
David B. Darger
Oklahoma City Market Report Slaughter, Hogs, Sheep Prices
Oklahoma City livestock market reports cattle 3,500 head calves 500 with slaughter steers and heifers strong to steady cows up to 50 higher. Utility and commercial grades mixed, bulls 17.00-19.00. Slaughter calves 14.50-17.50. Hogs 800 head active with higher bids, sows 13.00-14.00. Sheep 100 head slaughter lambs higher, good wooled lambs 17.50-18.50, ewes 3.00-4.50. State poultry and eggs prices list No 1 hard, broilers, hens, and other market items across multiple Oklahoma cities.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Cityum
State Board of Agriculture Today
Frederic N
Edmond
Hennessey
Alva
Bison
el Reno
Enid
Kingfisher
Medford
Yukon
Vicl
Blackwell
Clinton
Hobart
Guymon
Hooker
Broilers
Tub Farm
Muskogee
Vinita
Tulsa
Pauls Valley
Watonga
Alva and
Woodward
Lawton
Vienna
Elk City
Laverne
SES Firm
Waronga
Butlerfat
Watoliga
el Reo
Shawnee
Bixby
Chamber Friday Forum Cancelled
Lawton Chamber of Commerce Friday Forum is called off this week due to the Thanksgiving holiday. Milton Keal secretary manager said Thanksgiving is one of six holidays observed by Commerce members, with the forum normally held Fridays in the ball room of the Hotel Lawtonian.
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Lawton Chamber of Come
Milton Kealretary
Chamber
Commerce
Lawtonian
City Odd Fellows Plan Open House
The Lawson Odd Fellows lodge will hold open house Thursday November 29. The hall at 18932 D will be open to the public Grand Noble Tom Bradford said We will have a program and supper Bradford explained that the order holds open houses every fifth Thursday John Bostick chairs the open house program committee. Frank Loesser lyricist sued for divorce by Mary Alice Loesser citing extreme cruelty and seeking temporary support for themselves and their two children.
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Lawson Odd Fellows Lodge
Tom Bradford
Santa Monica
Calif
Frank Loesser
Mary Alice Loesser
Susan
John
Funeral rites for Cyril Lewellen held in Cyril church
Cyril Lewellen longtime Caddo county resident and state grand juror died early today at his home. Funeral services are set for Friday at 10 am in Cyril Baptist Church with Rev. Frank Jennings officiating. Burial will follow in Fairview cemetery near Colony. He is survived by his wife, two daughters, four grandchildren and eight great grandchildren.
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Cyril (Slalli
Edward L. Lewellen
Sthea
Caddo County
Lewellen
Ananda
Monty Leona Bell Raybourn
Bakly
Okla
Weatherford
Cyril Bapt
Frank Jennings
J. C. Earl
Fairview Cemetery
Colony
Dalton Funeral Home
Fletcher
GS. C. Bartgis
Ardmore
Abeth Lewellen
Lawton
Four County Schools Share $43,436 In State Aid
Four county schools share a total of 43 436 in state aid. Sterling leads with 24 074, Indianoma 10 121, Faxon 7 879, and Messing 13, all allocated from indirect state taxes to each school's general fund. Miss Lillian Ward, county treasurer, said more aid may come later but amounts are not yet known.
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State Board of Education
Survey Of Area Industry Plan Progress
The Local Industrial Committee of the Lawton Chamber of Commerce will survey area industries. At Monday's meeting the group decided to mail letters offering the committee’s assistance to local industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton Chamber of Commerce
Harvey House
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Donald G. Lawrence
Lake
Circle C
Snider
Latham
Susan L. Price
Dauchka
John Price
N. Syd. Medical
Sue L. Siev
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Crosby
Sureers
G. Hampton
Aoe W. Hampton
H.R. Seesaran
Bell Drive
Finch, Fletcher
Jimmy Guerry
Darrel Guerry
Temple
Burger Hlowella Hooper
Leroy Hooper
Monror
Curtis Gilbert
Andrs
Heddle Gilbert
1603 Douglas
Joume Lee Beeler
Anadevo
Gon Bovit
Cherry Ann Stickland
Svs
Lawton Constitution
James Knox
Uso-Ymca
Toxas
Army Reserve
Swinney School Plans Assembly
Arkansas Bank
Butler Stearly
Odd Fellows Plan
Edward Lewellen
Survey of
Ted Crane
Dinkins
Franklin EL
Dinkins Realty Office
Porter Brothers
John Adams Grade School
New Junior High
Porter Brothers Builders
FHA
Joan
Gordon Winkleman
C. &. Sanders
American Realty CO
A3id & Caene
Columbia
Erry Heights
Ash Street
Liberty Heights
Glenn Street
Healtors
Reece L. Russell
Archie L. Ramming
National Realty Co
Paul Siechley
Poe
Botkin Agency
Ferris E Els
Allen J. Bilbrey
Koehler
Leon Callahan
E, Bilbrey
Lawton Realty CO
Postiffice
Sth
Bob Williamson
M. Frice
Res
Trixie White
EL Dave Shotts
North 36Th
Grest
National Realty CO. Telephone No
Paul Atchley
George Klein
Marford Hills
J. A. Pannell
Eddie
Lee
ACME
Lincoln
Bedrom
Fox
Betep
Addie
South Side
Filcie
Walter M. Smith
D Ave
Liberty
Oak Street
Maple Street
Teva
Oklahoma
Roy B. Hooper
Agency
Chaidler
W. Hw. Palmer
Tomlinson
White Acres
Liced Yard
Atham Realty
Kentass
D. Williams
Monroe
North 17Th Street
Tomlinson Addition
Sona AY A
Cache
Frank Daugterty
Pete Howenstine
Lawrence Keegan
Herb Shelton
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