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1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › James_GarnerJames Garner - Wikipedia

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   Garner was born James Scott Bumgarner in 1928 in Denver, Oklahoma (now part of Norman, with some of which now under Lake Thunderbird). His parents were Weldon Warren Bumgarner (1901–1986), [3] a widower, and Mildred Scott ( née Meek; 1907–1933), who died five years after his birth.

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3. www.batesline.com › archives › 2014James Garner's "hometown": Denver school and Denver Corner ...

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   Jul 20, 2014 · Actor James Garner, born James Scott Bumgarner near Norman, Oklahoma, died this weekend at the age of 86. Articles about James Garner and his brother Jack report that their parents ran a general store at Denver Corner. The area is now within the city limits of Norman, but it was eight miles east of downtown.

4. oklahoma.hometownlocator.com › ok › clevelandDenver Populated Place Profile / Cleveland County, Oklahoma Data

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   Denver: Basic Facts & Information. Denver is a populated place LOCATED WITHIN the City of Norman. In turn, the City of Norman is located within Cleveland County. Denver is located at latitude 35.233 and longitude -97.282.

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   Jan 15, 2010 · The Cleveland County seat, Norman is located approximately nineteen miles south of Oklahoma City. State Highway 9, U.S. Highway 77, and Interstate 35 give the community transportation access. In the 1990s Norman overtook Lawton to become Oklahoma's third largest city, behind Oklahoma City and Tulsa.

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   When James Scott Bumgarner was born on 7 April 1928, in Denver, Cleveland, Oklahoma, United States, his father, Weldon Warren Bumgarner, was 26 and his mother, Mildred Scott Meek, was 21. He married Lois Josephine Fleischman on 17 August 1956, in Los Angeles, California, United States.

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   Apr 7, 2024 · Local information and community profile for Denver (Cleveland County, State of Oklahoma). Contains: area code, time zone, elevation and much more.

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   Where is Norman Oklahoma located?

   • The Cleveland County seat, Norman is located approximately nineteen miles south of Oklahoma City. State Highway 9, U.S. Highway 77, and Interstate 35 give the community transportation access. In the 1990s Norman overtook Lawton to become Oklahoma's third largest city, behind Oklahoma City and Tulsa.

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   What is Norman Oklahoma known for?

   • University of Oklahoma's Bizzell Library (NHL 01000071) is a National Historic Landmark. Several festivals, including the Medieval Fair, Jazz in June, and 89er's Day Festival, are annually held in Norman. The city of Norman had experienced a large population growth after 2000, registering 110,925 residents in the 2010 census.

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   How did Lawton become Oklahoma's third largest city?

   • In the 1990s Norman overtook Lawton to become Oklahoma's third largest city, behind Oklahoma City and Tulsa. The town name honors Abner E. Norman, who led a team appointed to survey the Unassigned Lands between 1870 and 1873. His group camped where the town is now situated, and the words "Norman's Camp" were burned into a tree.

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   How many people lived in Norman County in 1890?

   • By 1890 the population stood at 787, and the burgeoning town held doctors, lawyers, hotels, and all the amenities and retail outlets of a community that size, including a cotton gin. In July 1889 Ed Ingle established the Norman Transcript, which continued to report the news at the beginning of the twenty-first century.

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   How many employees did Norman have?

   • At the beginning of the twenty-first century Norman had 4,270 business establishments engaging a total of 47,665 workers. OU (with more than eight thousand on staff) and Norman Regional Hospital (with more than two thousand) were the two largest employers. In 1944 Norman residents passed bonds to fund the hospital.

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   Born as James Scott Bumgarner in Norman, Oklahoma, on April 7, 1928, this multi-talented Oklahoman shortened his name and entertained television and movie audiences for decades. After dropping out of school to join the Merchant Marine, Garner won two Purple Hearts fighting in the Korean War.