Hospital Births and Admissions Listed in News Item
Birth notices include a son for 1st Lt. Wendell Tarver at 7:20 am on Sept. 14 weighing 6 pounds 4% ounces, and multiple other births with names and addresses. Admitted and discharged patients feature several individuals with medical and surgical statuses across various towns, including Duncan, Fort Sill, and Altus, with miscellaneous notes on residents and ages.
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Wendell Tarver
Lake
Barbara Sipols
S. Bh
Robert FL Tatum
UG Columbia
Harald Anderson
M Lavera Chapman
Baltimore
Dean E. Kessner
Williams
Grover C. Maddox
Spauldins
David Warren
Leon Lindsey
Apache, Sur
Zoey
Mr. Benton
Clarente Wilson
Lincoln
William E. Palmer
Cherry
Ross P. Stephens
Glenn
P.m
J. C. Youitee
Harold EB
Curtsinger
Lee
Sally Clark Smaw
Daniel Smaw
Denver
Sherry Ann Pannell
Leonard Pannell
Duncan
John Daniel Jensen
Bell
Pauline Clearwater
Snyder
Paul James Payne
Cleona Johnsen
Vera Helvey
N. 29Th
Archie L. Ramming
Dearborn
Beulah Wise
South Fifth
Ronnie D. Martin
Eston Martin
Eulah M. Rodgers
Snow Road
Fort Sill
Louis H. Bunch
Ash
Chris Lyon
Mack Lyon
Altus
James Johnson
Zon
Seni
Church Conference Here Rescheduled
An Oklahoma conference of church workers set for Sept. 26 at Grant Chapel AME church has been moved to Oct. 2 with Bishop O. Sherman presiding after Bishop O. L. Green’s transfer to Florida. The convention ends with an 11 a.m. service Oct. 3 at Bundar school. A community program is planned for 7 p.m. Oct. 1 during the first week of October.
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Oklahoma
Grant Chapel Ame
O. Sherman
O.L. Green
Florida
Bunbdar School
Dso
Reserve Officer to Attend Parley in Washington
Lt. J. J. Huntzinger junior vice president of the Reserve Officers Association will attend the association’s fall meeting September 27 28 in Washington DC. The two day session will discuss major changes in national defense policies. Huntzinger and 11 other reservists will meet White House officials at a conference with administration leaders and will confer with Army Navy Air Force authorities at the Pentagon. Also attending will be RCA’s national president Brig Gen deLesseps Morrison mayor of New Orleans and Secretary of Defense Neil H McElroy.
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J. J. Huntzinger
Reserve Officers
RCA
Brig
deLesseps Morrison
New Orleans
Defense
Neil H. McElroy
Local personals report from Oklahoma City social notes
Mrs. L. D. Hagler and family return from Lake City Colorado to 1110 Laird with Hagler staying through November hunting season. Ada Johnson 509 North Sixth and Madge Wright 1196 D attended Holiday on Ice at Municipal Auditorium in Oklahoma City. James Gibson and daughter Judy at 1218 Cherry host mother Mrs. R. E. Vance from Chillicothe Missouri as houseguest.
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L. D. Hagler
Ronnie
Donnie
David
Laird
Lake City
Colo
Hagler
Ada Johnson
Madge Wright
Municipal Auditorium
Oklahoma City
James Gibson
Judy
Cherry
R. E. Vance
Chillicothe, Mo
Two-Week Revival at Pentecostal Church of God
A two week revival begins Sunday at the Pentecostal Church of God at 107 H with Rev James E Houston of Sacramento California as evangelist. Services start at 744 p m nightly through September 25 with special songs and a prayer for the sick at each service.
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Pentecostal Church of God
James E. Houston
Sacramento
Calif
Thieves Take Eggs Then Hens From Farmstead
Mrs. Floyd Mc Deavitt reported to police that eggs were stolen from her hen house while she and her husband were away. A day later 12 New Hampshire hens disappeared, leaving owners puzzled over the order of theft. In Bettendorf Iowa burglars targeted a market and took lunch meat bread cheese beer and cigarettes from picnic grounds.
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Detroit
Floyd McDeavitt
Bettendorf
Iowa
Rev Ethan Tilton Named New Pastor of Church of God
Rev Ethan Tilton has been named minister of the First Church of God at 19th and Smith. He attended Anderson College in Indiana and has done evangelistic and radio work. The church is conducting Operation Improvement with parsonage remodeling redecorating and general clean-up.
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Ethan Tilton
God
19Th
Smith
Tilton
Anderson College
Anderson
Ind
Pre-Gowne Party Set For Pep Club Event
Beverly Beauchamp announces a 7 pm pre-game Coke party for new Aggie Pep Pirate members on campus near Cameron Hall. Members should wear uniforms as they will march to the Cisco-Aggie football game at Roosevelt Stadium. Pep club formed last year.
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Cameron Hall
Beverly Beauchamp
Roosevelt Stadium
Markets Chicago butter and Oklahoma City livestock prices
Butter firm receipts 664 000 and wholesale buying prices unchanged to 34 higher 93 score AA 61 92 A 6044 90 39 89 C 88 tied to Chicago markets. Oklahoma City reports cattle calves hogs sheep with limited test due to inadequate supplies. State Poultry and Eggs prices show No 1 hard wheat ranges and steady broilers hens eyes butterfat and various regional price listings across multiple Oklahoma towns.
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Chicago
Oklahoma City
USDA
State Board of Agriculture
Frederick
Walonga
Bison
Blackwell
el Reno
Hennessey
Kingfisher
Yukon
Medford
Alva
Clinton
Enid
Vick
Guyman
Hooker
Broilers
Muskogee
Tulsa
Vinita
Pauls Valley
Watonga
Lawton
Erie City
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Hay Ride Planned By Teen-Agers At Fort Silt Club
An old fashioned hay ride will be held by the Fort Silt Teen-age club at 7 pm today. Teens meet at the club Bidz 1105. Refreshments served. admission free for members and 30 cents for guests per person or per couple, coordinator Jordan Rosen said.
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Fort Silt
Bidz
Jordan Rosen
Cub Scout Pack 47 Holds Annual Roundup Meeting
Cub Scout Pack 47 will hold its annual roundup meeting at 7:30 p.m. today in the Taft elementary school auditorium. Steve Eblen, committee chairman, said all boys aged 8 to 11 in the Taft school district and their parents are invited to attend to join the Cub Scouts.
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Cub Scout Pack
Taft Elementary School
Steve Eblen
Taft
Cub Scouts
Doris Day Shares Simple Health Habits In Interview
Hal Boyle reports Doris Day, en route from Cincinnati to New York with family, discusses living well. She favors naps and short workouts, prefers sleep, and values simple routines. Day emphasizes walking, six to seven minutes of exercise daily, and enjoying meals over elaborate cooking.
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Wal Boyle
New York
Doris Day
Los Angeles
Werwaunt
Doris
Kappelhoff
Cincinnati
Wen
Paris
Japan
Hollywood
Noah T
Frank Sinatra
Boris
Bell given for centennial church service in Washington
Summerfield Methodist Church near Washington New Jersey will receive a donated farm bell to mark its centennial. The bell dates back 70 years and was used to summon farmhands to supper. It will be presented officially during Sunday's centennial service.
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Washington
Summerfield
Cameron Collegian Welcomes Freshmen on Campus
A special welcome edition of the Cameron Collegian, the student newspaper, is issued on the Aggie campus to educate freshmen about junior college activities. Co editors are Kathy Wright and Mike Keeran, with Beverly Beauchamp as society editor and assistant editor. W. J. Bether will announce the rest of the 1957 58 staff later.
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Cameron Collegian
Aggie
Collegian
Kathy Wright
Mike Keeran
Beverly Beauchamp
W. J. Bether
Kraut Champion Richard Boyle Defends Title
Ironton farmer Richard Boyle, 27, ate 472 pounds of sauerkraut in four minutes at the Kraut Festival to defend his sauerkraut eating title. He won a trophy and his weight in sauerkraut, 175 pounds, as prize.
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Forreston
Richard Boyle
Boyle
Investments Firm Growth Outlined at Dinner Meeting
Growth of Selected Investments Corporation was outlined before about 200 investors and guests from 25 Southwest Oklahoma communities at the Hotel Lawtonian. J Phil Burns reported the firm began in 1929 and now serves the state with more than a thousand investors and assets over 34,000,000. The firm pays its 107th quarterly dividend on July 1, 1957, with a 6 percent annual yield since 1929. Local officials welcomed attendees and hosts included W A Munson and Tom B Burns with Homer C Grimmett and W C Capshaw assisting.
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Selected Investments Corporation
Oklahoma
Lawsonian
J. Phil Burns
United Securities Agency
Corporation Trust
Selected Investments
Hugh 4. Carroll
Lawtonian
Oklahoma City
Burns
Blunt Zorcer
Homer
Aggies Move Student Lounge to New Fieldhouse
Aggie student senate sponsors moving Cameron College’s student lounge from the Administration building’s second floor to the new fieldhouse. The old lounge furniture will relocate, reducing classroom disturbances. Senate president Wilson Schoffner announced the unanimous vote.
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Cameron College
Aggie
Wilson
Duleh) Schoffner
Senate
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