County Proceedings Record of September 1954 Actions
The Comanche County Board of Commissioners lists approved and disallowed claims for September 1954, including hospital and insured services, road work, supplies, and labor. It notes budget items, levy discussions for a Free Fair building, and election proclamations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acme Fence Company
General Electric Co
Memorial Hospital
Okla
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Ballard
Seyymour
Brashfer
Long
Cline
Carpenter
Ee Hospital
Isham
Baskett
Simons
Ced Equipment Co
Hoover Equipment Co
Tsage Eed Equipment Co
Board OF County Commissioners
M. Wynn
Emil Woesner
W. H. Kleeman
Bertha Preuitt
P. M. Wynn
Charman
Pitts Lumber Company
Boswell
Oklahoma
Wrenn Oo. S Tire and Supp
Okla.sone
Dolese Bros
Jake Witzel
Eigin Tel Co
Western Co
Finis Smith
E. Shriver
Welch Oil Company
Art Wolf
t—Okla
Road Materials Co
Bert Smith Road Machinery Co
Farmers Lumber Co
Ae Carenas S. Boyd Co., Inc
Joe Cheyenne L. Bord Co
Clyde A. Brock
Charles Daughtry
Ishmel Knight
Oe Allen Lumber Co
Caddo Electric
Gerald King
Sane Chiat Supply Company
Ben Leva Auto Supply
Leva Auto Supply
Ring & Brake Co
Lawton Machine Shop
Ate
Lawton
Southwest Chemical Co
Ron Stephens
Gemma Parts Inc
Free Fair Board
Allen Wass
Cyril
Champlin Super Service
Lawton Glass & Mirror Co
Pauline Joyner
Ana
An L. Boyd Co., Inc
Butler-Sparks Equi
Vellaire Stanley
Ding & Dirt
Kea Tank Corp
Ee Bridge & Supply
Western Bridge & Supply
Man Bridge & Supply
Board of County Command
Comanche County
Oklaho
Free Fair Association
State of
Board of
County Commissioners
A de Caan
Board OF County
Ao County
Emi. Woesner
Comanche
Oe County
Taaulat
Excise Board
Board OF Commissioners of County
H. Kleeman
Fril Woesner
Marvin Cameron
Justice of Peace
Everett Hale
Harse
Manville Redman
Arthur L. Cavanagh
Vernon Field
Ike
Oral A Hickpirick
Geneva Trick
Everett Ie
R. H. Shelby
Arvil Roberson
Marvin Terry
Carl Phillips
M. A. Tompkins
Lewis Davis
E. B. Wallis
Lillian Ward
Larra Pierce
Rosemary Bentley
Suis King
Lewis Haydock
Berdina Coker
Mary J. Merrill
Anna Jorgensen
Beverly Jeffreys
Clarence J. Scott
Frances E. King
Willene Kleeman
Ann Woodall
Lester O. Paden
Ethel M. West
Dale Taylor
Alva Lee Mahseet
R. M. Blaylock
Noma Phillips
Ollie Fite
Winona Tompkins
Mary Locust
S. R. Harper
Virginia Perkins
Frank C. Rice
Frank Rice
Pat Hooker
Jess Cothren
Mary Colwell
Earl Reid
John Fullerton
W. H. McKenzie
D. Moncrief
Hig hAiceman
UUW
W. A. Pence
Fragmented Financial Figures From Oblivion Page
A series of scattered numbers and unreadable text shows monetary values and totals, including several large sums and irregular punctuation. The legible items reference Hunting and Fishing and multiple financial entries, with no clear narrative or context provided.
Five GOP Dem Candidates Speak To Women Voters
Five major Republican and Democratic candidates spoke from the same Tulsa platform at a League of Women Voters forum. Participants included U.S. Senator Kerr, Fred Mack, Raymond Gary, Reuben Sparks, and Ben Crowley with Page Belcher absent. Candidates pressed farm labor and road spending while addressing industry growth and political attacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GOP
Dem
Tulsa
Okla
League of Women Voters Forum
U. S
Robert S. Kerr
Fred M. Mack
Raymond Gary
Reuben Sparks
Ben Crowley
Page Belcher
Baid
Belcher
League
CIO
Walter Reuther
Roy Turner
Gary
Area Boy Competes In Essay Contest
Max Price of Faxon represents this area in the Will Rogers Junior Citizenship Essay contest sponsored by the Will Rogers Dog Iron Club of America and the Oklahoma Junior Chamber of Commerce. His essay on The Challenge of Will Rogers Brand of Citizenship has been forwarded to Howard Eisenhour El Reno Jaycee southwest regional vice president. Three top winners receive scholarships to the University of Oklahoma Oklahoma A M College and the University of Tulsa plus cash awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Price
Faxon
Will Rogers
Will Rogers Dog- Iron Club of America
Oklahoma Junior Chamber of Commerce
Howard Eisenhour
el Reno
Jaycee Southwest
University of Oklahoma
Oklahoma A&m College
University of Tulsa
Cameron cow tops production tests in Holstein award
The Cameron college cow Camstaco led a 365 day production test by the Holstein-Friesian Association of America with a three daily milking schedule yielding about 23 quarts per day and totals of 17,691 pounds of milk and 574 pounds of butterfat. Glen White and sons of Lawton raised the five head herd producing 21 quarts daily and 14,164 pounds milk with 564 pounds butterfat. Oklahoma A&M College supervised the test in cooperation with the national association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron College
Glen White and Sons of
Lawton
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Cameron
Pontiac
Oklahoma A&m College
National Association
Egyptian Cabinet approves Suez Canal pact
Cairo reports the Egyptian cabinet approved an Anglo Egyptian agreement ending the Suez Canal dispute. A five man Egyptian delegation will sign the document that calls for 80 000 British troops to leave the Canal Zone within 20 months. The pact allows British returns if any Arab state or Turkey is attacked within seven years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Salah Salem
Canal Zone
Mahmoud Fawzi
Ralph S. Stevenson
Pyramid Life Insurance earns trust with prompt claim payments
Mrs. Richard L. Parham of Tulsa writes that Pyramid Life Insurance Company paid $347 for an operation and another $90 later, totaling more than the yearly premium. She praises the company and urges readers to request a free booklet about health and accident coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Pyramid
Pyramid Life Insurance Company
Ilege
Pyramid Company
Richard L. Parham
N. 41St Street
W. Ave
Pyramid Life Insurance Co
Minnesota Avenue
Kansas City
Kansas
BPWs Represented At District Parley
Lawton BPWC members attended the Sixth district conference in Duncan with participants from Lawton, Duncan, Anadarko and Chickasha. Mrs. Dixie Scruggs urged members to finish their campaign kits for the Wednesday luncheon report, while Ida Denney and eight Lawton members joined discussions led by Dr. Dan Procter and Evelyn Hassebroek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixie Scruggs
United Fund—Red Cross
Lawton
BPWC
Duncan
Anadarko
Chickasha
Ida Denney
Dan Procter
Oklahoma College For Women
Evelyn Hassebroek
Oklahoma Federation of Business & Professional Women’s Clubs
Wylard McClure
Frances King
Denney
Lodell Goodey
Claudia Nurse
Leta Smith
Pauline Joyner
Pauline English
Mamieier
City approves remedial programs for early grades
City approves kindergarten and 1st grade remedial or special help for grades 1 through 8 with state qualified teachers. Phone 2657-M for details.
United States Drives Majority of Global Auto Production
The United States builds about 73 percent of the world's automobiles and uses about 75 percent of the world's product, illustrating its dominant role in global manufacturing and consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
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