Hospital and birth notes list with names and medical status
A montage of names and addresses shows patients listed for surgery or medical care, with other items noting births and dismissed individuals. The fragmented entries include Krista Arrington, Bohumil Babek, Dorothy Bumpers, and James Austin among many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krista R. Arrington
E. Oak
Bohumil J. Babek
Dorothy M. Bumpers
N. Columbia
Jackie B. Garth Garbutt
Ridge Way
Ida M. Hockersmith
Candace Keen Kemper
Lee
Laquita N. Knight
Garfield
Carol F. Knowles
Mattie L. McDonald
Rt. 1
Lester Patterson
Indiahoma
Fio M. Rasmussen
Carroll
Sonia M. Ruiz
Barclay Road
Julia M. Smith
Hoover
Eeeee
Alice Welch
S. Sixth
James Austin
Altus
Tom Barkley
W. Cherry
Michael Couch
Grandfield
Chiles Davis
Nicklas Elected To Head Oklahoma Society for Crippled
Lawton lawyer T. D. Nicklas, a former president of the Okla chapter, was elected president of the Oklahoma Society for Crippled Children. The announcement cites his prior leadership and the group’s aims.
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Nicklas
Oklahoma City
Lawton
T. D. Nicklas
The
Oklawas
Oklahoma Society For Crippled
City Dog Show Winners Listed
The Keeshonden is described as a thick coated dog about 16 inches high. The show drew 930 dogs with winners including English Springer Spaniel owned by Vivian Dittendaffer of Oklahoma City, Afghan Hound owned by Dr Doyle Rogers of Houston, Welsh Corgi owned by Dennis Van Velter of Holt Missouri, Sealyham Terrier owned by Dr Richard Etter of Houston and Brussels Griffon owned by Beulah Murray of Fort Worth.
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Vivian Dittendaffer
Oklahoma City
Doyle Rogers
Houston
Dennis van Velter
Holt
Sealyham
Richard Etter
Toy
Brussels
Beaulah Murray
Fort Worth
UNICEF Drive Nets $1,600 in Lawton Fort Sill Area
The Lawton Fort Sill UNICEF drive raised 1600 during the annual campaign, up from 1400 last year. The event was sponsored by Church Women United and tallied at USC Monday night with treats from Fort Sill Indian School home economics and the Horizon Club.
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Lawton-Fort Sill
United Nations International Emergency Fund
Unicef
Women United
USC
Fort Sill Indian School
Horizon Club
Fort Soli Class Graduates 11 Mechanics
Eleven students from Fort Soli in the U S Army Field Artillery School completed the mechanic course. Distinguished graduate was Spec 4 Bryan C Good of Danvers Massachusetts with an average of 91 03.
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Fort R. Soli
U.S. Army Field Artillery School
Bryan C. Good
Danvers
Mass
Toy and Crib Safety Facts Initiated by CPSC
Consumers gain fast free access to toy and crib safety information through the CPSC new product safety information line. Call toll free 800-638-265 between 8 30 a m and 7 p m for details as part of the holiday season safety campaign.
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Consumer Product Safety Commission
The
Commission
Funeral Rites for Julia A Mowatt Bull 74 in Lawton
Julia A Mowatt Bull 74 of 610 G died 9 p.m. Tuesday at the U S Public Health Service Indian Hospital. Funeral arrangements are with Becker Funeral Home. Born January 24 1899 in Indiahoma she attended the For Sill Indian School and Haskell Indian School in Lawrence Kansas. Widow of David Bull. Survived by two sons Melvin Kerchee 6928 Cherokee and Frank Bull of the home a daughter Mrs Redith Salas of Ruidoso Downs New Mexico 708 Summit two brothers Spencer Mowatt Indiahoma and Clifford Mowatt 610 G seven grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren.
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Julia A. Mowatt Bull
U.S
Public Health Service
Indian Hospital
Becker Funeral Home
Bull
Indiahoma
For Sill
Haskell Indian School
Lawrence
Kan
David Bull
Post Oak Indian Mennonite Brethers Church
Melvin Kerchee
Frank Bull
Redith Salas
Ruidoso Downs
N. M
Summit
Spencer Mowatt
Clifford Mowatt
Services for Charles M. Brown Jr. Set in Oklahoma
Charles M. Brown Jr., 21, a former Law ton resident who died Oct. 21 in Hawaii, will be buried in Post Cemetery Fort Sill. Services are at 2 p.m. Friday at Westwood Baptist Church with Rev. Paul H. Rohde officiating. Miller's Mortuary directs arrangements.
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Charles M. Brown Jr
Lawton
Hawaii
Westwood Baptist Church
Paul H. Rohde
Post Cemetery
Fort Sill
Miller’s Mortuary
Death of Charles Speck in Oklahoma City at 3
Charles L Speck 3 of 2105 Dearborn died in an Oklahoma City hospital after a brief illness. Funeral Friday afternoon in Rochester Texas. Born July 17 1919 in Lawton he lived in Oklahoma City and Rochester. Survived by wife Jean two daughters Miss Charlie Speck and Mrs Charles Sharp one sister Wynona Tibbits two brothers Jack and Gerald and two grandchildren. He was a member of American Legion Post 193 VFW post and 40 ot 8 Post 1138.
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Charles Leroy Speck
Dearborn
Oklahoma City
Rochester
Tex
Hobb-Smith Funeral Home
Mr. Speck
Lawton
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Jean
Monroe
Charlie Speck
Wichita
Kan
Charles Sharp
Fort Worth
Wynona Tibbits
Jack
Littlefield
Gerald
Yes
Religious figures without a central Hindu founder
Hinduism lacks a single central figure comparable to Jesus or Buddha. No single founder or universal prophet occupies a dominant position. instead a diverse tradition honors multiple sages, deities, and teachers across regional practices. The absence of a unified core shapes its pluralistic character.
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Hinduism
Jesus
Christianity
Gautama Buddha
Buddhism
Long-Time City Hall Employee Irene Nelson Retires
Irene Nelson, 61, retires after 26 years in city payrolls, recalling changes, colleagues, and a career started in 1940s era city hall with Mayor George Hutchins. She plans fishing and time with two grandchildren as fellow staff praise her dedication and proficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Nelson
Ellsworth
Wayne Gilley
Don Whitaker
Old City
S. 4Th
George Hutchins
D. L. Shelton
Mrs. Nelson
Sulphur High School
Edwards Business College
Nelson
Sal Taranto
Taranto
Senior Citizens State Bazaar at Pleasant Valley Center
The Pleasant Valley Senior Citizens Center at 1130 Jefferson will hold its annual bazaar from 1 to 7 p.m. Friday. It will showcase handiwork by senior citizens and proceed will fund arts and crafts supplies for the center.
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Pleasant Valley
Lincoln School Carnival At Lincoln Elementary Tonight
Lincoln Elementary School hosts a carnival at 6 30 p m with coffee and pie for attendees. Funds raised support school activities and student programs.
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Lincoln School
Lincoln Elementary
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P.H.S
Son
Michael Once
Mission Bivd
Williams, Colony
Surgery
Cecilia Auchiah
Carnegie, Medical
I. J. Dixon Jr
Ariington
James Earnhart
Curtis Merriott
Waltes
Pamela Smith
Paul C. Smith
Anna Mae Hix
John R. Harper
Roscoe Spires, Inc
City Dog Show
Julia A. Bull
Charles Brown Jr
Charles Speck
Aheuchhial National Bank
Jcpenney
City Hall
Baulston
Gore
Montgomery
Calas
Sheridan & Gore
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