Hospital births and admissions list extensive
Births include a daughter to Paul C. Nichols and a son to Roger Cantwell with times and weights. Numerous admissions for surgery and medical care follow names and addresses across Oklahoma towns. Dismissals and additional birth notices conclude the hospital roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul C. Nichols
Roger Cantwell
Homer Wingfield
Altus
Sarah Ruwle
Albus
Virgil L. Trigett
Jenice Donahue
Laura Donahue
New York
Jerry Millican
Taylor
Clay Wayne Dodson
Herschel Dodson
Duncan
Nora Lynne Walker
Gordon C. Walker
Elm
Richard William Walker
Harley P. Willingham
Harley Willingham
Smith
Ross Don ‘Russell
Viola Russe
Fletcher
Surgrey
Richard Ear] Hall
Riley W. Hall
McKiley
Gerald C. Mostella
Tommy Falk
McKinney
Bessie Lee
James Alvin Richardson
Lincoln
Daisy M. Ray
N.ith
Laura Miley
Euclid
Iva C. Chambers
James J. Bobo
Delbert E. Smith
Brinkman
Gary FP. Green
Andrew L. Green
Lela Springer
D. Kennedy
Goldie M. Bates
H. C. Farris
Washington
Paul Callahan
Apache
Leneil Spottedhorse
Oklahoma City
Rachel Jean Chalepah
Lewis Cozad
Anadarko
Michael Rodney Yeahpan
Jesse Phillips Hendricks
Gilbert
Day
Newalla
Benjamin Loyd Honea
Cache
Ralph Phillips
Alma
John Stoneroad
Clinton
Wreck kills three in Seminole County and Tulsa area
A Seminole County man, Arthur Thomas Willard, 51, from Wewoka, died near Asher on State Highway 18, becoming Oklahoma's 617th traffic death this year. Claremore resident Eton May Hoffman, 82, died from injuries in a Tulsa area crash reported Sunday. Oklahoma City’s William M. Floyd, 58, died in Chickasha hospital after his gasoline truck overturned southwest of Chickasha Saturday. troopers weigh if it should count toward the toll due to possible stroke symptoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FRESS
Asher
Arthur
Thomas Willard
Wewoka
Wiladon
Floyd
Brockelman
Emporia
Kan
Pontotoc
Eton May Hoffman
Tulsa
William M. Floyd
Oklahoma City
Chickasha
Salvation Army Committees Meet Wednesday Here
Budget and finance committee and the executive committee of the Salvation Army advisory board will meet at 1 a m Wednesday with Col. W W Bouterse divisional Army commander to discuss budget and finance plans for the coming year. The meeting will be held in Harold Wilson’s office at 515 C. President Elmer Bauman will be in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army Advisory Bord
W.W. Bouterse
Harold Wilson
Elmer Bauman
Hearing On City Man's Suspended Sentence Reset
Superior Judge Robert S. Landers postponed until December 11 a hearing to revoke a two year suspended sentence for Alfred E. Campbell 20 of Lawton after Campbell pleaded guilty to grand larceny of scrap metal. County Attorney Warren Crane filed the motion after Campbell allegedly took $20 from a Fort Sill civilian employee's purse on November 14 while employed as a post janitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert S. Landers
Alfred E. Campbell
Campbell
Lawton
Warren Crane
Fort Sill
Ozmun Speaks at Comanche County Barbers Meeting
State Rep. Charles Ozmun spoke at the Comanche County Barbers Association monthly meeting at the Hotel Lawtonian. He outlined laws governing barbering in Oklahoma while Roy Allen, association president, presided and Joe Hunt offered the opening prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ozmun
Comanche County
Barber's Association
Lawtonian
Ozmun
Harbering
Oklahoma
Roys Allen
Joe Hunt
Hit-Run Suspect Pleads Innocent
William R. McElroy, 21, of Fort Sill, posted $1,000 bond after pleading innocent to a felonious hit-and-run charge. A preliminary hearing was set for December 13. McElroy is accused of failing to stop after his car struck and injuring Peggy Eschier, 22, of 1727 Ferris, in the 1700 block Ferris. City police reported a separate injury crash at Third and Ci around 5:04 p.m. involving a 1947 Chevrolet and a 1951 Mercury. Anita June Greddie, 17, was injured and Mrs. Smith treated for minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. McElroy
Fort Sill
Justice of Peace
Marvin Cameron
McElroy
McElroys
Peggy’ Eschier
Ferris
Sylvester Smith
Anita June Greddie
Mrs
Thanksgiving issue of Tom Jinson Jr High on sale
Joyce Isaacs editor says the three page publication will be available during lunch periods. It covers student council yearbook homecoming and school events with news about staff and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom[Jinson
Tulsa Teamster Hired Hitman for Bombing, Court Hears
Marvin Ralph Hall testified in a preliminary hearing that Robert W. Bryant, a Tulsa Teamsters business agent, hired him to dynamite two trucks during a labor dispute with the union. Hall described the agreed $3200 payment and Bryant’s plan to use Kans City men, with Shyock and Ungerman present in judge Lisle’s courtroom. Hall, serving time for indecent exposure, said he obtained 18 dynamite sticks for the job through Bryant’s direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Marvin Ralph Hall
Teamsters
Whion
Robert
W. Bryant
Destructiv .Goon, Inc
Hall
Bryant
Todd
Shyack
Irvine Ungerman
Common Pleas
Leslie Lisle
Kansas
McAlester State Prison
City Post Office Windows To Close For Thanksgiving
Bennie Stephens postmaster announced today that the city post office will be closed on Thanksgiving day with no window service. Incoming mail will be sorted and placed in boxes while no city or rural delivery occurs except for special deliveries. Collections will be made from the office only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennie Stephens
Stephens
Funeral Rites for Mary L Teagle in Waldron Ark
Mary L Teagle died Monday afternoon in a Fort Smith hospital. Services are set for 10 a m Wednesday in Waldron under Rice Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary L.teagie
H. OL
Cole
Fort Smith, Ark
Waldron
Ark
Rice Funeral Home
Forgery Case Probed In Southside Check Fraud
Sheriff's deputies investigated a forgery case in which a $25 forged check passed at a southside tavern. Three men were arrested by city police. L D Spra bary, 35, of 1408 Summit, is named in a complaint. The forged check, payable to James McAdams with Connie Hill forged on it, marked Monday. A similar Sunday incident involved a forged $45 check at a midnight grocery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff's ‘Deputies
Marvin Cameron
James “McAdams
Bertha Miller
Summit
James McAdams
Connie Hill
Hill
Hil
Mahon Says U S Dallied In Arms Production
Cape Canaveral report cites Rep George A Mahon charging the United States has dallied in making guided missiles operational. He notes only one large scale Army Rocket in production with 200 mile range, contrasts with Soviet rockets 700 to 1000 miles. He urges faster, more decisive action and production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Canaveral
Fla
George A. Mahon
Dtex
House Appropriations
United States
Mahon
Army Reustoné
Police Chief Issues Orders If Space Ship Lands
Newberg Oregon police chief Herbert Hawkins issues instructions to his officers: if a spaceship lands do not attempt a closeup investigation do not shoot and let your camera range at infinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newberg
Orc
Herbert Hawkins
Negro Sentenced To 8 2 Year Term On Rape Charge
Danny M Breedlove a 34 year old Negro man from 2103 Tennessee was sentenced to 842 years in state prison after pleading guilty to a statutory rape charge The plea was accepted by Superior Judge Robert S Landers on recommendation of County Attorney Warren Crane Breedlove faced first degree rape charges involving his 14 year old daughter The charge was reduced to second degree rape or statutory rape of a girl under 16 and the judge handed down a two year term
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danny M. Breedlove
Tennessee
Robert S. ‘Landers
Warren Crane
Breedlove
Ethia Mae Breedlove
Breed- Jove
Landers
Betty Jean Carpuche
Clarksville
Tenn
Marie Faust
Luther B. Eubanks
Eubanks
A. L. Lewis
Roswell
N. M
Bobby J. Prickett
Grants
Lewis
Prickett
Sill Thanksgiving Services Planned at Fort Sill
Thanksgiving Day services are scheduled at Fort Sill with four chapels hosting. General Protestant services at New Post Chapel building 1005 at 10 a.m. and at Sheridan Road Chapel building 3507 at 11 a.m. An interdenominational service happens at Artillery Bowl Chapel at 10 a.m. after coffee at 9:30 a.m. A nursery will be available. Episcopal services with Holy Communion at 9:30 a.m. at Old Post Chapel building 425.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Sill
New Post
Sheridan Road
Artillery Bowl
Old Post Chapel
Texan Seeks U S Payment on Longstanding WWI Loan
Dallas auditor DeWitt Robert Burns says the U S should repay $4,100 plus $23,000 interest for funds he advanced to feed and house WWI recruits at Groesbeck. He claims a six year statute of limitations may bar recovery and asks Congress to act. Assistant U S Attorney Ford says passage of legislation is required. DeWitt worries he may not prevail, offering a sharp critique of political response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Robert Burns
DeWitt
U. John C. Ford
Groesbeck
DeWitt Valis
Oklahoma City Reverses Seminole County Attorneys Ouster
The Oklahoma Supreme Court reversed the removal of Bill Hutchison, a Seminole County attorney, ruling two years after he was ousted on charges of partiality for not filing criminal cases in Charles S. Carl’s justice court. Other counts of neglect, corruption, and misadministration were dismissed in district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma ‘City
Bill Hutchison
Seminole County
State Supreme Court
Hutchison
Justice Court
Charles S. Carl
William S. ‘Blackbird
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Williams
Thomas Samford
Henry Poemoceah
Walters
Burgery
Gene” Durbin
Sarah Thompson
Gore
Troy Pack
Burkburnett
Tex
Vada Turpin
Medcal
Thomas Smith
Henry C.smith
Linda Thompson
Vernon Thompson
N. 24Th
Betty Weger
P. J.weger
Orb Henson
Meers
John Reece
Claire Carter
F.hs
Moon
Venus
Spuinik
Bill Dixon
Salvation Army
McCord
Continental Air Lines
Continental
Kansas City
Lubbock
Midland-Odessa
R.s
Bradford
Clements
Avery Conti
Con
Tulsa Teamster
Mary L. Teagle
Eugene L- Bowman
U.S
Worthen
Harald M. Woods
Pharmariat. Res. Php
Games & Books
Negro
Sill
Texan
Tia
United Finance & Thrift
Lawton, Oklahoma
Elgin
Studebaker
Packard
Studebakers
Packards
Studebaker ‘Packard
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