Hospital News Items Admitted and Dismissed
Medical and surgical admissions and discharges listed for numerous patients across towns including Duncan, Elgin, Hobart, and Fort Sill Indian School. Births recorded for Rick Berry and Leon Perry families with times and weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cal
Minnie Morris
Laird
B. A. Bartlett
Snyder
Lester McCracken
Lillie Tieyah
Roosevelt
Doyle Pettijohn
Robert Faries
Arlington
John J. Brown
Marlow
Terri Day Roach
Darwin D. Roach
Larry Mays
E. C. Mays
Grandfield
Thomas Musil
Lindy
Heurtt Gardner
Elgin
Ella Pewewardy
Howard Kinmonth
Mary M. Peaster
Edward H. Brindle
Louise Cowperthwaite
Park
R. A. Belzing
Bessie
Bill Benson
Randlett
Stanley Bryant
Euclid
Elmer L. Woodall
S. 45Th
Horace Moon
Rick Berry
Leon Perry
Lois Ellis
Duncan
Lavada Hoover
Lou McElroy
Martha
David Abbott
Ernest Abbott
Sandra Mitchell
John Mitchell
Velora Brooks
Fletcher
Bonnie Dory
Atom
Erna Schmehling
Medicine Park
Patricia Ann Rogers
S. 37Th
Mike Malone
Bill Malone
Evaclid
Oliver Evanson
Glenrose
Tex
Brian Farmer
Loyal Farmer
No. & S. 45Th
Pamela Bates
Bill Bates
N. W 56Th
Maxine Clarence
Pollard
Ae Davis
Andrews
Jane Geis
Ralph Geis
Gozebo
Joyce Hampton
Lloyd Hampton
Pearl Hendricks
Lula Knight
Prentice
Melvin Lackie
Diane Maxfield
William Maxfield
Wade Nichols
Merrell Nichols
Smith
Robert Riddle
Ruth Rose
Anna Schulte
Sterling
Roberta Spence
Ruth Stockton
Frances Woods
Fort Sill
USO Seeks Poet Laureate for International Hop
Lawton's USO announces a poetry contest to select the USO Poet Laureate. Entries are due by 10 p.m. Sunday Oct 20 at the USO office. Application blanks are available in the program office. The laureate will be named during the USO international hop at 8 30 p.m. on Saturday Oct
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton
USO
Jo Johnson
Retired Group To Hold Regular Meeting Saturday
Members of the National Association of Retired Civil Service Employees will hold their regular monthly meeting at 2 p.m. Saturday in the city hall council chambers. A. J. Mietchen, president, invites all retired civil service workers in the Lawton and Fort Sill area to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Retired Civil Service
A. J. Mietchen
Lawton
Fort Sill
State Settles Lodge Dispute Over Western Hills Assets
The Oklahoma Planning and Resources Board takes over Western Hills Lodge assets after a $50,000 loss to settle a $175,000 back rent suit. No cash changes hands. inventory includes fixtures, riding stable, furnishings, kitchen equipment, and food. Three directors opposed, citing alleged bad faith by the corporation, which had operated since 1956.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Planning Board
Hugh Jones
Jack Griffith
Stillwater
Esmond Weber
Altus
Lynn Ellis
Duncan
Jones
Grand Jury Indicts 76 in Oklahoma City Bank Robbery Suspects
A federal grand jury returned 48 indictments naming 76 persons in Oklahoma City. Among charges are bank embezzlement perjury impersonating a federal officer false unemployment claims and fraud to secure FHA loans. Two indictments accuse bank robbers Ronald Leslie Hopwood 23 and Billy Ray Jones 36 of Phoenix for a $26 000 June 7 robbery of First State Bank and Trust Co. in Oklahoma City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Federal Houseing Authority
Ronald Leslie Hopwood
Billy Ray Jones
Phoenix
First State Bank and Trust Co
Student director named for St Marys chorus
Linda Seay a junior has been chosen student director of St Mary's high school's Choral club for 1963 464 Sister Mary Blanda sponsor announced Other new officers include Marjorie Brukner president Cathy Chandler vice president Donna Benke secretary treasurer Sharon Clarke and Becky Stacy librarians
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Seay
St. Mary's High School
Sister Mary Blanda
Marjorie Brukner
Cathy Chandler
Donna Benke
Sharon Clarke
Becky Stacy
Altus Cotton Gins Working Overtime
Oklahoma's cotton fields turn white as about 8000 workers and hundreds of gins operate overtime. The state Employment Service reports Altus Idabel and Muskogee area gins are running overtime and seek more field workers in most regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
State Employment Service
Altus
Idabel
Muskogee
Court Reverses Tax Conviction
The Oklahoma Court of Criminal Appeals reversed Oliver Green’s 30 day jail sentence and $100 fine for possessing non tax paid whisky. The court ordered a new trial citing inadmissible evidence from the Choctaw County trial and stating conviction must be based on guilt showing evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Oliver Green
State Court of Criminal Appeals
Choctaw County
Lawton Club Plans October 14 Meeting
The Lawton home demonstration group will meet at 7 15 p m October 14 in the Security Bank Building. County agent Mrs Clara J Kelley said the club formed in September and will discuss freezing fruits vegetables and prepared foods. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Demonstration Club of
Lawton
Security Bank
Clara J. Kelley
Winners Named At Tulsa Fair
Lawton FFA members earned 13 wins in the junior fat stock division at the Tulsa State Fair. Eddie Brammer led with the champion Angus heifer while judging covered Angus and Hereford heifers fat lambs and steers, with a partial list of area winners including Lawton FFA and Comanche 4-H participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton Ffa
Eddie Brammer
FFA
Pure Oil trims Oklahoma price to $3 a barrel
Pure Oil Co cuts Oklahoma sweet crude to the $3 level set by other state buyers this year and lowers tri state Illinois Indiana Kentucky crude to $3 a barrel with a sliding scale for quality. Wyoming crude retains a top price of $2.95 and the Oklahoma price affects about 4000 barrels daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Pure Oil Co
Oklahoma
Pure
Tri-State
Illinois
Indiana
Kentucky
Wyoming
Oklahoma Oil
Democratic Foe Marguerite Stevenson Elected District Co Chair
In Oklahoma City AP reports Marguerite Stevenson of Seminole elected as co chair of the 4th District Democratic committee replacing Eva Barry of Okemah. Stevenson, Seminole County co chair, is a foe of state Democratic Chairman Gene McGill and opposes the proposed right to work law, earning a seat on the state party executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Gene McGill
Marguerite Stevenson
Seminole
Eva Barry
Okemah
Stevenson
Seminole County
Escapees Sought Near Little Rock
Two men who escaped twice from Wichita jail are hunted in a wooded area 30 miles west of Little Rock. John Engberg 29 of Denver and Oscar Floyd Wharton 36 of Little Rock fled after a Perryville sighting, eluding a six mile chase into the Ouachita National Forest as roadblocks and bloodhounds assist the search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
UPI
Wichita
Kan
John Engberg
Denver
Oscar Floyd Wharton
Perryville
Quachita National Forest
Pulaski
Perry
State Penitentiary
Wharton
Sedgwick County
Glencoe
Okla
Higher Fund Need Seen For Arkansas Navigation Project
Tulsa AP reports Col. John W. Morris says averaging $124 million a year for seven years is needed in appropriations to complete the Arkansas River navigation project by 1970. With an $84 million current budget the yearly average could rise beyond $124 million for six years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
John W. Morris
Morris
Eisenhower High Hosts Speech Club Mixer
Eisenhower high school hosts a mixer for speech students in the gymnasium. Chris Elledge, president, introduces officers Jinny Coffin, Debi Hald, Fay Reynolds, Lynn Leslie. Skit by Susie Morris and others. humorous duet by J P Neuteboom and Vince Smith. About 150 attendees enjoy refreshments with faculty present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower High School
Chris Elledge
Jinny Coffin
Debi Hald
Fay Reynolds
Lynn Leslie
Susie Morris
Rip Gresham
Sue Jones
Leroy Hicks
Miss Coffin
Miss Hall
J. P. Neuteboom
Vince Smith
Sheriff’s hunting arsenal stolen from Okemah home
Okfuskee County Sheriff E L Jeter misses Montana hunt after thieves took several weapons including 14 rifles a shotgun and two pistols from his northeast Okemah residence. Entry through an unlocked door occurred while Mrs. Jeter drove him to work. Police suspect the thief knew of the collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Okemah
Okfuskee
E. L. Jeter
Montana
Jeter
Thief Returns Stolen Purse Minus Money
A Lawter woman heard a purse stolen from her home then found it on the porch 45 minutes later with the money missing. Other overnight reports include a pistol theft from Gladys Smith’s unlocked home and an outboard motor taken from a garage. A theft at Bob Lewis Texaco involved a Coke machine coin box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawter
A. L. Salmon
Gladys Smith
Gore
Richard Brantley
Beta
John Straughan
No. 45 N. 24Th
Bob Lewis Texaco
Second
Columbia
Contested Estate Goes To Tv Actor Dale Robertson
Television and movie star Dale Robertson was awarded a contested estate of 150000 in Oklahoma County Court after a compromise resolved the dispute with Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Koch. Robertson inherited downtown Oklahoma City property and a 160 acre Lincoln County farm. the ranch near Yukon is also referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Dale Robertson
Oklahoma
Lillian M. Queenan
Mary Elizabeth Koch
Robertson
Yukon
Lincoln County
Policemen Ball To Benefit United Fund Friday Night
The annual Policemen's Ball runs 8 p.m. to midnight at the National Guard Armory in Alford with the Leon Miller band from Wichita Falls. Tickets are $3.50 per couple via police, and proceeds go to the United Fund and other charities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Guard
Alford Hennessee
Leon Miller
Wichita Falls
Hennessee
United Fund
U.S. Internal Revenue Service
FBI and State Agency Join Tulsa Wife Missing Case
Tulsa housewife Linda Barnes has been missing since March 14. Dist. Judge Raymond W. Graham asked the FBI and the state crime bureau to help, after denying a divorce to her husband Jimmy Barnes. Evidence suggested the disappearance could be death, a mental condition, or voluntary departure through malicious design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
FBI
State Crime Bureau
Dist
Raymond W. Graham
Jimmy Barnes
Barnes
Linda
Two Youths Win $400 Scholarships for OSU Agriculture
STILLWATER AP Two youths from Collinsville and Marlow won $400 Santa Fe Railway scholarships to support their education in agriculture at Oklahoma State University. Ronnie Johnson, 18, Collinsville, won the 1963 state FFA public speaking contest and a tri state contest with Oklahoma Louisiana and Texas. George Muncrief, 17, Marlow, was a finalist in the state FFA contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stillwater
Collinsville
Marlow
Santa Fe Railway
Oklahoma State University
Ronnie Johnson
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Texas
George Muncrief
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W. R. Oliver
Davidson
Millard Emanuel
Bill N. Taylor
John Poor Buffalo
Hobart
Jason Beard
Watonga
Pauline Wade
Rose Chaletsin
Anadarko
Oscar Teneguer
Rt. 3
Oupoby
Medical
Chicago Board of Trade
Russia
Vivaana
Lacy
Lawton Loan
C Ave
Angus Heifers
Danny Horton
Mary Jane Horton
Comanche
Raymond Bott
Flower Mound
Hereford Heifers
Joe Cummins
Larry Adair
Frankie Rush
Richard Rindt
Mary McCune
Donald Dees
Hereford
Tim Lehman
James Kitchens
ANGUS
Eddie Roberts
Loran Harper
Gayle Bicket
Foe
Buck Buchanan
Big Pete
Pete
Buchanan
Eureka
Arkansas Navigation Project
Eisenhower
Sheriff
Hunt
Southwest Chemical Co
America
1964
Imperial Division
Milo Gordon Motor Co
Dial
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