September 1963 County Commissioners Proceedings
The Board of County Commissioners met September 3 1963 at 9 30 AM in the County Clerk's office with R F Myers chairing and James M Ash and Robert Ebisch present Minutes for August were approved County officers monthly reports were approved including Paul Gottard 3436 10 and Ollie Fite 2468 27 Bond for Maybelle Frye Matron with Western Surety Co as surety 1000 approved Claims filed include numerous entries from 1962 1963 1964 and 1960s with payments to SW Bell Tel Service Bureau of Indian Affairs and various vendors. meeting recessed to Sept 9 1963 at 1 15 PM with further reports and a motion to sell machinery to Bert Smith Road Machinery Co Enid Oklahoma and to purchase under lease an Austin Western Power Grader from Bert Smith Road Machinery Co. details show prices costs and serials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
R. F. Myers
James M. Ash
Robert Ebisch
Paul Gottard
Ollie Fite
Maybelle Frye
Western Surety Co
Ash
Ebisch
Paul Bety
Repgirs
Copeland
James B. Riley
Beli
Bell
Western Ins
Bond
Photostat Corp
Carter Printing
Garland Clerk
J. N. Logan
Poul Baty
Goodyear Serv
Trice Wholesale
Meilton Co
Willis McMillion
Thomas Stevenson
Gary Pennington
Davie Pennington
Roger Horst
Lowton Electric
Bell Tel
Ford Drug
C. H. Hammond
Jesse Tidwell
Eor
Gordon
Crow Oil
Morrow
Boecking Berry
Hepweard Smith Ford
Matone Nir
Matone Mtr
E. E. Shriver
Deisei
Alexander’s Sto
Geo Ezel
Western Bridge
Clarence L. Boyd
Goodyear
Weich Ol
Cor! Alien
Long Bros Mitr
Boordman Mehry
Hillcrest
Chamoplin
Dick’s Outlet
Shelves
Lewis Haydock
Sam Holden Jr
Opel Walker
Ciara Kelsey
Clarence Scott
Frank Crawford
Auoust Gale
Ben Sti Lee
James
Elmer Money
Henry Hoskins
Jesse McLain
Hugh Thompson
Maybelie Five
Melvin Phelps
Odell Inglis
Marvin Terry
Rory Nowlin
Forest McClung
Hayden Ireland
Willard Powell
James Thixton
M. D. Pointer
Ray Nowlin
Erie West
Elsie Vaughan
Phil Gafford
Mildred Dayton
Court of Species Sessions
Bert Smith Road Machinery Co
Enid
Oklahoma
Groder
Herd Eaquipment Co
Oklahome City
Okio
Austin-Western
Herman T. Jackson
Elevisch
Gen L. Kiine
Lowton
Weoter
City of
Fewell Electric
Merkel
McCord’s
Clover
Toves
Gilbert-Woods
Ace
Miller Norris
DePuy Mig
Lucy Furn
Owens Drug
Dr. Cor! Schow
Chas. Green
Trevel
Juliette Crone
Sadie Varderhoof
Phillips Aubrey
Lowton Machine
Birdwell Oil
Cilerence Heathco
Haining
Linor’s
Thurman Bridge
Pierce Mobile
Jones Lbr
Okio Ad Minis
Okie Rd Miris
Okie Red
Indiahoma
New State Tel
Monroe Allen
Apco Oil
Republic Noti
Ins
Republic Not
Phil
Angela Roark
Expense
Edward Hoemro
Karey Fuauve
Ruth Whitten
J. R. Dawes
W. W. Kenningham
Francis Harbison
Rock
Kordokus Eallip
Bill Allen Lbr
Fitch Industrie
Apco Oil Corp
Henry Zween
Clover Printing
R. M. Blaylock
Garland Clark
W. H. McDonald
Phil’ Gafford
RF. Myers
James M Ash
Chaims
Chester Silvers
Solory
David Aubrey
Pat Sullivan
Wynema Siocon
Solary
Judy Johnson
Roy Nowlin
Lodel
Goochey
Pat Pointer
Hermon Jackson
Lillien Woid
Lor la Pierce
Rosemary Bainbridge
Wanda Cover
Travel
James Ash
Salary
Sue Jones
F. ©. Peters
Salery
Clare Kelley
Solery
Opal Walker
Gwen Mathis
J. Curtis Jones
Phil Gotford
Viola Collins
Slory
Josephine Hough
Velma Scribner
Frankie Richardson
Salory
Angelo Roark
Edythe Frimon
Beverly Glasgow
Ruth Stoward
Lester Paden
Mary Jo Lone
Virginia Perkins
Mildred Marshell
Janice Mitchell
Ailfred Clapp
Low Baker
Stanley Littie
Edith Lattimore
Pauline Ross
Juliette Crane
Jock Brock
Selory
Gertrude Cummins
John's
Cummins Supply
Penney’s
The
Dixie
Sore’s
Western Uniform
Myron Burton
A. V. Caldwell
Howard Angus
Honkin Studio
State
Ins Fund
Milton Leve
Ruel Jones
J. H. Burcham
R. H. Pipkin
Mildred Hobbs
Leonard Julian
Oscar Sanders
B. L. Dees
A. ©. Bury
J. J. Barnett
Lindsey Terrell
Archie Stacy
Wm. C. Ezell
Delbert Robinson
M. W. Dees
Alvin E. Howne
E. Jones
J. H. Bentier
John Brown
Ray Ketchum
Homer Taylor
Odis Vantine
Jimmy Baker
A. P. Barker
Franklin Coble
Satery
Delbert Carter
H. A. Caldwell Jr
Howard Cade
John Gardner
Earl D. Gordon
Irvin Hull
Paul Jonow
Albert Logue
Robert Moon
Dalles Morrow
Wesley Overstreet
W. W. Parks
Albert Picody
Horace Porter
Lewis Preast
T. J. Reed
F. D. Rhodes Jr
Claude Risinger
L. E. Ryder
Acie Schlumbohm
Franklin Tohmehkera
Ted B. Thomas
R. J. Ward
R. W. Weaver
Dear Weraveroh
Leonard Wumpie
Ottis Zumwalt
Board OF County Commissioners JR
FF. Myers
James W.lsh
Fforest McClung
Ted Hightower
Kerr-McGee
Fund
B. F. Goodrich
Tire
Wade Olds
Blades
Walter M. Smith
Lenore Hura
Hilda Callicott
LaDell Romines
Walter Cagie
Or Carpenter
Iva Coldwell
HP Ia
E. E. Rust
Lolo Phillips
Imogene Hoile
Mary Heims
Theo Tanner
State of
Welson Fore
Oklo
Charles Green
Billingsiee
Gariend Clerk
Deovid Aubrey
Emmett Jenkins
Lester Poden
W. HH. McDonald
Midstate Odorite Service
Blue Cross-Shield
Republic Nations
Ins. Ins
Jons Oi Lub
Clinton Oil
Geo W. Exell
Long Bros Mtr
Lbr
Okland Milis
Copeland Equip
Rent
County Board approves numerous vendor payments and salaries
The minutes show purchases including a Bert Smith Road Machinery Co. inc. Enid Okla grader for 21972.90 and an Austin Western Power Grader for 22093.00 and approval of the 1963 budget 523531.51. It records many claims for services supplies and salaries including Herman Jackson deputy sheriff and Ebisch travel and pay. The session spans Sept 9 16 25 1963 with multiple roll calls and adjournments.
County Ledger Records and Vendor Listings From September 1963
Recessed meeting notes show monthly forest McClung report approval and bond for Ted Hightower. Vendor list includes Solory salaries for numerous workers, supply purchases from Cummins Supply and Penney’s, and service charges for SW Bell Tel and State Ins Fund.
Ledger of payments and adjournment notice for 1963 session
A list of payments including royalties, rents, supplies, and repairs for multiple entities such as Bertha Coombs, J. F. Howenstine, Clarence L. Boyd, Bert Smith, and Cummins Sales. The document notes the meeting adjourned to reconvene October 7, 1963 and is dated September 30, 1943.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Coombs
Royalty
J. F. Howenstine
Perry Runyan
Gos
Bert Smith Mehry
Bert Smith Mchry
Cummins
Oklio
Mirris
Biodes
Okio Red Miris
Lor
Ray
Lillian Ward
Board OF County Commissioners
R. F. Myers
James M. Ash
Robert Ebisch
Joint Moon Flights Out For Present Uncertain Future
Washington reports the head of the space program says security and tech issues block joint U S Soviet moon flights for now. NASA chief James Webb suggests shared experiments after moon landings could cut costs. Kennedy proposed a joint flight. Russia shows no interest. Washington also notes a Soviet wheat purchase talk with Freeman estimating savings if 150 200 million bushels sold.
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Washington
Joint Space Ventures
James F. Webb
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Webb
Kenneth Keating
Kennedy
United Nations
Russia
Orville L. Freeman
Freeman
U.S
ABC
Viet Nam timetable disputed by ex ambassador
Tran Van Chuong, former South Vietnamese ambassador to the United States, on CBS Face the Nation says there is no possibility of victory over the Communists under Ngo Dinh Diem. He criticizes U S defense leaders McNamara and Taylor who forecast a 1965 victory. Chuong accuses the Diem regime of pushing people toward Communism.
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Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
United States
Ngo Dinh Diem
CBS
Tran van Chuong
U.S
Robert S. McNamara
Maxwell D. Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Chuong
Future Nurses Unit Organized At Douglass High
A Future Nurses of America chapter was organized at Douglass high school under Mrs. Pauline Ross with Mrs. Pearl Parks and Mrs. Alyce Harkey as sponsors. Officers include Carolyn Wall president and Carolyn Hall vice president. Meetings are on the second and fourth Tuesdays each month.
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Future Nurses of America
Douglass High School
Pauline Ross
Pearl Parks
Alyce Harkey
Carolyn Wall
Carolyn Hall
Marion Willis
Edna Williams
Amelia Johnson
Dorothy Parks
Heidi Murray
Barbara Thompson
Weekend Car Wrecks Kill Five In Oklahoma
Five people died in Oklahoma traffic crashes late Saturday night and Sunday. Victims include Mrs Fox 50 Wewoka Nathanial Wilson 26 Fort Smith Ark Bobby Gene Shockey 17 Centralahoma Ronnie Lee Miller 14 Tupelo Kenneth Archer 14 Tupelo. Shockey Miller and Archer were killed in a collision near Tupelo on Oklahoma 3.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma
Fox
Wewoka
Nathanial Wilson
Fort Smith
Ark
Bobby Gene Shockey
Centrahoma
Ronnie Lee Miller
Tupelo
Kenneth Arthur Archer
Leo Fish
Shawnee
Seminole
Highway Patrol
Wilson
David McCullough
Spiro
Arkansas
U.S
McCullough
Shockey
Miller
Archer
Court Installs Traffic Signals
The 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Richmond installs miniature traffic signals in the courtroom to pace lawyers. Green signals start an attorney’s presentation, amber warns five minutes remaining, and red ends the speaking time to preserve court order.
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Richmond
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Missing Tot, 3, Found In Ozarks
A 3 year old boy Terry Joe Orr and his dog were found after 21 hours in the Ozark foothills two miles from his Lowry home in Harrison Arkansas. He was found near a creek at the bottom of a 20 foot bluff with one shoe missing and was treated for scratches and exhaustion. A bobcat was seen in a tree nearby and he said he spotted some horses during his wanderings.
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Harrison, Ark
Ozark Mountains
Terry Joe Orr
Terry
Dale Orr
Lowry
Harrison
Bus Hits Truck in Dense Fog Kills Two on Turnpike
A Greyhound bus rear ended a tractor trailer on the New Jersey Turnpike in dense fog, killing two women who sat at the front. The crash halted northbound traffic near Newark for two hours as fire and police freed passengers and 20 to 25 were hospitalized. The bus, bound from Philadelphia to New York, involved three trucks in a chain reaction.
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Greyhound Bus
New Jersey Turnpike
Kearny
New York
Philadelphia
Kearny. N.J. (Ap
Greyhound
New York City
Newark
St. James Hospital
Kearny Meadow
Passaic
Hackensack River
Hawaiian Tidal Wave Alert Fizzles Across Islands
Honolulu reports a tidal wave alert after a strong Kurile earthquake generated a Pacific wave. Civil defense ordered beachfront evacuations and opened shelters on several islands though no major damage occurred. Hilo feared due to past tsunamis.
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Honolulu
UPDT
Hawaiian Islands
Kurile Islands
Japan
Pacific
Hilo
Honolulu On the Island of
Hawaii
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Fred Mehew
Howard Smith
Vernon Kiein
Western Welding
Boeching-Beerry
Vernon Kleinerk
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JW. DeArmond
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Osyer
Paul Davis Company
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Lawton
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