The Brammers Attend Rites For Daughter Verna Le Brammer
Mr and Mrs Henry C Brammer of Route 1 travel to Oklahoma City for the University of Oklahoma School of Nursing senior stripe ceremony for daughter Verna Le Brammer a junior at the school she trains at Central State Hospital Norman and will return to Oklahoma City in October for further training at Cripple Children's Hospital after the ceremony they plan to visit Bar Franchise Fredonia Kansas with Mr and Mrs Walter G Foster parents of Mrs Brammer Verna recently served as maid of honor for the wedding of Miss Sara Helen Chapman and Tom E Prater before returning home Jimmy Zeider accompanied her Miss Sylvia Jo Brammer of Cameron Hall entered Cameron College as a part time student while employed by Southwestern Bell Telephone Company.
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Henry C. Brammer
Rte. 1
Oklahoma City
Verna le Brammer
University of Oklahoma School of Nursing
Miss Brammer
Central State Hospital
Norman
Cripple ‘Children’s Hospital
Back-To-School Banquet Honored Church Youth
The Cameron Baptist church hosted a back to school banquet with theme Hop Back to School. Rev Bert York led the program with Elmer Reeder as master of ceremonies. Speaker Clara J Kelley discussed Life and several special guests attended with notable Young people in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron Baptist Church
Clara J. Kelley
Comanche ‘County
Churrch
Bert York
Elmer Reeder
Gene "Rush Springs
Messrs
Mesdames
Jerry Cas He
Olen Jeffries
Willis Johnson
Jake Burk
Carl Head
Robert Ralston
Polly Boyce
Beausier Burns
Fran Crutcher
Johnny Eubanks
Lou Ella Hall
Mary Mitchell
Genese Oswalt
Jerry and
Polly Ralston
Walter Reeder
Edward ‘Smith
Frances Stoddard
Sherry
Richard Young
Judy
Area Students To Attend College
Chattanooga report lists area students enrolling in Cameron College, Oklahoma A&M, University of Oklahoma, and other Texas schools. James Oliver Galen Robison Earl Perry depart for Cameron. Joanna Carson Ralph Capshaw Walter Crow Philip Kuepker Ralph Ochsner to OU. David Nixon to seek OU upon Navy separation. Jack Bohl returns to A&M. Don Brooks to Abilene Christian College. Glen Goeringer to Draughon’s in Wichita Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Oklahoma
Texas
Cameron College
Oklahoma A&m College
University of Oklahoma
Cameron
James Oliver
Galen Robison
Earl Perry
Lawton
N. 17Th
Chattanooga High School
Norman
Joanna Carson
Ralph Capshaw
Walter Crow
Philip Kuepker
Ralph Ochsner
Navy
David Nixon
Jack Bohl
A&m
Glen Goeringer
Draughon
Business ‘College
Wichita Falls, Tex
Bus Strike Near End Seeks Wage Agreement
Kansas City report on Continental Trailways drivers strike nearing resolution after tentative wage proposals. Union seeks 70 cents per mile with fringe benefits, company aims for seven cents across Central and Western divisions. Final ballots to be counted after Dallas meeting, with possible return to work in a few days to three weeks. Central division includes Missouri Illinois Nebraska Colorado Arkansas Kansas Oklahoma. Dixie division already settled. Central employs 330 drivers, Western 200.
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Kansas City
Continental Trailways
Central and Western
Dallas
Tex
Daniel C. Rogers
Missouri Mediation Board
Rogers
Brotherhood of Railway
Dixie Division
Continental
Missouri
Illinois
Nebraska
Colorado
Arkansas
Kansas
Oklahoma
Dixie
Timid Mom's Kids Spend Week In Park
A 13 year old boy Ronaldo and his 9 year old sister Clarinda Couturier spent a week living in San Francisco parks after running away from home. Their father Army W C Eugene Couturier returned on emergency leave from Korea. They described their mother as timid and kind, with the family planning to talk with the children to determine what happened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Siser
Ronaldo
Clarinda Couturier
Army W. C
Eugene Chresb
Couturier
Korea
Japan
State Traffic Toll Climbs To 367
Oklahoma's 1954 traffic toll rose to 367 with two new deaths a 1 year old Hendrix boy and a father of three. The latest victims were George Siegersma 25 Madill and Floyd Lee Smith 17 Hendrix. Siegersma died from injuries suffered in a headon crash east of Ardmore on State Highway 70. His wife Ann was injured. The three orphaned children remain in Ardmore hospital with one in critical condition. The toll marks Labor Day weekend at 2, four more than predicted and one above last year. Smith was killed when the car he rode in crashed last night.
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Oklahoma
Hendrix
George Siegersma
Madill
Floyd Lee Smith
Siegersma
Ardmore
Ann
Smith
Driver Hawkins seriously hurt in highway crash south of Durant
A crash on U S Highway 299 left driver Jimmy Dale Hawkins of Hendrix seriously injured while a passenger escaped injury. Reports indicate the vehicle veered out of control on a curve south of Durant.
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Durant
U. S. Highway 299
Jimmy Dale Hawkins
Hendrix
Two GOP Nominees For House Certified In Oklahoma
Oklahoma City report states Bernard e Calkins of Tulsa and J B Wright of McAlester were certified yesterday as Republican nominees for House seats. Calkins replaces Everett H Pope Jr in Tulsa County House Office No 7 after Pope withdrew. Wright fills vacancy in Pittsburgh County House Office No 1 created by Albert W Jones's death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Bernard E
Calkins
Tulsa
J. B. Wright
McAlester
House of Representaives
Everett H. Pope Jr
Tulsa County
Wright
Pittsburgh County
Albert W. Jones
Deep Rock stockholders approve 27 million sale of properties
Tulsa report states Deep Rock Oil Corp stockholders voted to accept General American Oil Co offer to purchase the company’s physical properties. The deal totals 27 million dollars and endorses directors’ July action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deep Rock
Tulsa
Okla
W. H. Garbade
Oi Corp
General American Oil Co
Dallas
Oklahoma cotton pickers head for Buckeye Arizona
Sixty two weary Oklahoma cotton pickers departed in two buses for Buckeye Arizona to take winter long jobs on a 3,700 acre irrigated farm near the desert city. The State Employment Service arranged travel for 58 men and four women to work until mid March or early April. Vehicles from Okmulgee Hugo Muskogee and Poteau are also carrying workers to jobs in nearby states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Buckeye
Ariz
Phoenix
Okmulgee
Hugo
Muskogee
Poteau
Arizona
Arkansas
Undergraduate Extension Course Will Be Offered
Ivan Cates of Southwestern State college Weatherford will be here Thursday to organize an undergraduate extension class. All persons interested in enrolling are urged to meet at 6 30 p m Thursday in the office of Clarence Scott county superintendent of schools Courses to be offered will be determined upon basis of demand
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Ivan Cates
Southwestern State College
Weatherford
Clarence Scott
Idabel to crack down on dogs with rabies risk
Idabel Oklahoma officials, citing six people treated for rabies, enforce a 1940 dog vaccination and licensing law. All dogs must be vaccinated and licensed by September 22 or face pickup. Four rabid dogs were later seized after bites. Tokyo population rises to 7,736,113 with 331,867 yearly gain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adabel
Okla
Idabelty
Idabel
Idabel Holds Strict Water Rationing Today
Idabel Oklahoma remains on strict water rationing with officials saying relief will come no sooner than Friday. A small auxiliary pump now supplies the city after the main pump broke last week and is being rebuilt in Arkansas, with return expected tomorrow and at least another day to restart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idabel
Okla
Oklahoma City
Arkansas
Coffee Break Seen Cause Of Ulcers
CHICAGO A surgeon blamed cigarettes cocktails and the coffee break for higher ulcer rates among women. Dr Leo J Starry of the University of Oklahoma Medical School cited a rise in bleeding ulcers over the past decade and noted one in four ulcer patients are women. He warned that coffee and cigarette use during brief breaks in offices and industry, especially without food, can boost stomach acid production.
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Chicago
Leo J. Starry
University of Oklahoma Medical School
Starry
Congress
United States
International College of Surgeons
Bible Learners Meet At Church Social Session
Bible Learners Sunday School group met at the First Baptist church basement for a 7:30 p m supper and monthly business session. Vice president Mrs May Bolt led the business as Mrs D E Troop class plans teacher outlined future activities. Members included Mrs Dora Daulton Lou Aldridge Cottingham Dora Bryan Faye L Dinkins C A Franklin Elsie Goben Nan Grover H G Manning K F McClain Rowntree J E Shaw and Jee Whitehead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Bible Learners
May Bolt
D. E. Troop
Dora Daulton
Lou Aldridge
Cottingham
Dora Bryan
Faye L. Dinkins
C. ¥. A. Franklin
Elsie Goben
Nan Grover
H. G. Manning
K. F. McClain
Rowntree
J. E. Shaw
Jee Whitehead
Walters Musicians Shine At Chattanooga Club Night
Mrs R C Allman presides over Walters Schubert Music Club meeting at the Chattanooga Presbyterian church featuring Walters high school students under director Charles Hall. John Turnbull pianist chef vocalist Billy Knetist Joan Ro and accompanist. members present include Mesdames Bohl Crow Kerr Killgore Labude Missington Pert and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walters
Chattanooga
R. C. Allman
Waters Schubert Music Club
Walters High School
Chattanooga Fine Arts Club
Chattanooga Presbyterian Church
Charles Hall
John Turnbull
Billy Knetist
Joan Ro
George Bohl
J. C . Walter, Crow
Milton Kerr
J.C. Killgore
Cecil Labude
F.C. Missonton
Othol Pert
Stillwater Approves Largest City Bond for Water and Power
Stillwater voters approved a historic $1 800 000 bond in a special election aimed at expanding the water and power systems. The water improvement measure passed 933 to 88, while the power system expansion earned 947 votes for and 102 against.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stillwater
Oklo
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Pat McCormick
Ciudad Acuna
Mexico
THE
Associated Press
P. Hann
Sue
Lawton, Okla
Sporton
Ratcliffe
Tokyo
Stauffer
Mrearwen
Heinz Baby Foods
Seer
Bry WeEr & Baby
Fairmont’s
U.S.P
Jonathan Logan
C Avenue
Fourth Street
Fischer
Iplaati
Manford
Mangere
Vogue
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