Elgin Residents Attend Lawton Baptist Church Meetings
Elgin residents attended Baptist events as the town hosted church assemblies at the Elgin school auditorium. The report lists several attendees from Elgin and nearby areas, including Mrs. Morris Roe and Mrs. L W quid among Lawton visitors, plus notes on revivals, WMU meetings, and various local visits and family news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin
Elgin School
Morris Roe
L. W. Quid
Lawton
Central Baptist Church
C. B. Stevens
Joyce Stevens
Elbert Vaughn
Noah Stoops
Martha Lou Stevens
Walter Barnett
Coleman Ezei
Ruth Alexander
WMU
Oklahoma City
The
Baptist Church
Joe Townsend
China
Clark Tee
Baby
Washington
C. F. Brandon
Dale Jones
Amarillo
Tex
Jones
HE. R. Baughman
Henry Abbott
Hot Springs
Ark
Homer Hises
Stony Point
Coyle
Dan Grant
L. W. Jarvis
Richards Spur
Lester Brown
Wanda Seals
Opal Knowels
Henry Weathers
E. Weathers
Inez
Thomas Lake
George Farrar
Stillwater
J. T. Farrar
Simon Farrar
Rudy
Salty Walcott
E. R. Walcott
R. ©. Chones, Jr
Norman
Minnie Chones
Junior Training Union
Martha Stevens
Ray Donnado
Walter
Jamie Sue
John Stauffer
Eva Mathews
Chattanooga
Lillian Rayel
Electra
Clifford Creamer
Baptists to Meet in Mustang for 7th Annual Conference
Representatives from 17 Baptist churches in Canadian Blaine Kingfisher and Logan counties will convene in Mustang on Thursday for the seventh annual conference. Local church leaders plan sessions and collaborative discussions on shared missions and community service projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Reno
ilPi
Canadian
Blaine
Kingfisher
Logan Counties
Mustang
Séth
Prominent residents visit Lawton in September notes
I M Bohart of Apache spends Saturday shopping in Lawton while Carrie Chappell and Chace Hartnell stay in Oklahoma City. A J Rawlings returns from Mackinac, Michigan. Ed Timmons and family of Oklahoma City visit Lawton and sell his property. Mrs Sam E Simmons and Mrs Arch McAvoy of Detroit visit Mayme Montague and Pearl McLaughlin. J M Pruitt and wife of Medicine Park travel to Bradley for an indefinite visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. M. Bohart
Carrie Chappell
Chace Hartnell
Oklahoma City
A. J. Rawlings
Mackinac
Mich
Ed Timmons
Familly
Mr. Timmons
Henry Ridgley
Lawton
Sam E. Simmons
Arch McAvoy
Detroit
Mayme Montague
Pearl. McLaughlin
J. M. Pruitt
Medicine Park
Bradley
Wisconsin Nominates Acting Governor in GOP Bid
Acting Governor Oscar Rennebohm won the Republican nomination for Wisconsin governor as returns showed Ralph Immell conceding the wartime general victory. In the 3rd district western Wisconsin, Gardner Withrow led William Stevenson for the GOP nomination. Democratic nominee Carl Thompson secured the governor nomination as William Carroll trailed by over 20,000 votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwausee
Wis
Oscar Rheinebohm
U. 5
William Stevenson
Rennebohm
Madison
Ralph Immell
la Follette
Wisconsin
Gardner Withrow
Stevenson
GOP
House Civil Service and
Withrow
Railroad Brotherhoods
Immel
Carl Thompson
William Carroll
Major General Andrus to Meet Gen Nevers Thursday
Maj. Gen. Clift Andrus commander of The Artillery Center will greet Gen. Jacob L. Devers chief of Army Field Forces upon his Thursday arrival. Col. Stanley Mickelsen Lt. Col. Lemuel Morrow Capt. Lucius Wright and Capt. Felix Millhouse will join the reception at The Artillery Center to welcome the field forces chief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clift Andrus
Jacob L. Devers
Army Field Forces
Stanley R. Mickelsen
Artillery School
Lemuel L. Morrow
Lucius F. Wright
Andrus
Felix C. Millhouse
Five Die in Oklahoma City Traffic Tragedy
Oklahoma City report states five killed when a gasoline transport smashed into a Ford sedan at an intersection southeast of the city. Driver Roy Woods, 47, and a Moore family of four including a two month old baby perished. Deputies and a state trooper blamed failure to stop at a stop sign for the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Roy Woods
Here
Bob Ewing
Bill Miskel
Oklahoma County
State Patrol
Carl C. Snook
Woods
Lsted
Stillwater
Enid
Cecil V. McClure
Moore
Blanche Schwartz McClure
Sherry
Dorothy Jean
Mclures
Theospital
McClure
Parole Board Reconsiders Brandon Release Request
McAlester Okla Sept 22 The State Pardon and Parole board will revisit its parole recommendation for Clyde Brandon 52 once a member of the Matt Kimes bank robbery gang in the 1920s The board acted after protests from state peace officers Gov Roy J Turner sent the recommendation back for review Brandon was sentenced to life for the 1927 Beggs bank robbery that cost town marshal J W McAnally his life I S Wright chairman said the case is being reopened and all angles will be considered before action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mcalester
Oklo
State Pardon and Parole Board
Clyde Brandon
Matt Kimes
Roy J. Turner
Branden
Beggs Bank
J. W. McAnally
I. S. Wright
Parole Board
Brandon
Milk Producers Organize New Bargaining Union
In Oklahoma City on September 22, Charles Moore, manager of the Oklahoma City Milk Producers Bargaining association, announced that contracts are finished with 65 percent of the nine surrounding counties dairy farmers. The group becomes the sales bargaining agent for the producers in Oklahoma, Canadian, Blaine, Caddo, Cleveland, Lincoln, Pottawatomie, Kingfisher, and Custer counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Charles Moore
Maj Gen Andrus To Address VFW Meeting Oct 3
Maj Gen Andrus will speak to Sixth District members of the Veterans of Foreign Wars and Ladies Auxiliaries at a Sunday, Oct 3 gathering under Fort Sill General McNeil Post 5263. State and district leaders from Ada Tulsa Muskogee Oklahoma City Fort Sill and Lawton Fort Sill will attend. A Fort Sill team will stage an initiation ceremony and the Ladies Auxiliary will serve a Dutch lunch at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clift Andrus
Artillery Center
McNeil
Fort Sill
Charles E. Spencer
Ada
Raymond B. Thomas
Tulsa
Peter J. Grimmer
Muskogee
Malcom C. Davis
Oklahoma City
C. Alexander
Oran P. Christenbury
Lawnton- Fort Sill
VFW
Kansas Cityan Charged With Murder In Shooting Fray
Kansas City, Sept. 23 21 George Bell, 34, Negro, was arraigned on a first degree murder charge tied to a Monday night shooting affray in which five men died. Bell is charged with killing Patrolman Charles Neaves, 30, after witnesses said he fired the first shot as police moved to quell a disturbance in an apartment building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
George Bell
Bell
Charles Neaves
Sterling Ag Building Under Way at Schoolhouse
Work starts immediately on the Sterling schoolhouse agricultural building with all materials arriving from Clinton air base this week. The state mobile X ray clinic will be in Sterling next Saturday and at the schools Monday offering free chest examinations to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling
Clinton Air Base
Maney Summers
Leston Summers
Oklahoma City
Elda Himes
Orson Bailey
F. R. Hubbard
J. D. Yandell
Gainesville
Tex
Henry Yandel
Joe Keeney
Jim Meade
Rose Green
Marlow
Bill Lancaster
Donna Faye Sawin
Myles Sawin
Southwestern Hospital
Lawton
Local events and meetings note post on community groups
The article lists a Friday banquet for a winning team led by Mrs Homer High with Mrs Ralph Harper heading the blue side and Mr. Homer High as captain of the gold side. It also reports a school closure due to cotton picking and ginning totals this week and last year, along with attendance plans for an FFA leadership conference in Duncan. It mentions various local residents visiting, baptisms at Denton Baptist, and upcoming community gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Homer High
Ralph Harper
Tom Mote
Oklahoma City
Muriel Anderson
Texas
Eddie Scroggins
Denton Baptist Church
Ernest King, Jr
Wilma Green
Tom Burris
Flavius Besett
Chester
Liles
Bobby Holderman
Charlie
Morris Nelson
Charlie Hertzog Marlow
Jake Thomas
Asa
Kitchens
Oldest Man in Georgia Norman Area Turns 94
CROSS IN GEORGIA NORMAN September 29 President George L. Cross of the Uni of Oklahoma and community notes. Mrs L C Evans entered Oklahoma City hospital for eye surgery. Cpl Curta Bll of Ft Sill mentioned along with local family ties. Autry 94, born near Memphis Tennessee, identified as the oldest man in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curta
Ft Sill
L. C. Evans
Oklahoma City
Q. Autry
Memphis
Tenn
Cross
Georgia
Norman
George L. Cross
Uni
Oklahoma official attends March of Dimes conference in Atlanta
A University of Oklahoma representative travels to Atlanta GA for a conference of all March of Dimes state chairmen and is expected to return to the university late this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Versity
Oklahoma
Atlanta
All March of Dimes
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