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SAPULPA HERALD, SAPULPA, OKLAHOMA
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SATURDAY, MARCH 10, 1945.
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SAPULPA HERALD
Batabllshed In 1914
Entered a* second-claM mall matter, September 0, 1914, at^ ttie
postoffice at Sapulpa, Oklahoma, under an act of March 8, 1897.
R. P, MATTHEWS .............Owner and Publisher
DELIVERED BY CARRIER ANYWHERE IN SAPTJLPA,
MOUNDS, KIEFER BOWDEN AND KELLY VILLA
One Week .........................................JJ £££
One Calendar Month .................................. 80 ~;n"
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As Hagg Made His Debut on the Boards in New York
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CO/“LIE MIKE KARAKAS of the Chicago BlackhawkS hits the Ice—f
flat on his back—to slop the puck during a game with the New York
Rangers ui New York. The Hawks won. 5 to & (International)
Campfire Corner
Then the poorest may be richest of all: Blessed are the
poor in spirit, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven.—Mat. 5:3.
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An Inspiring Message
The appearance of I. W. Shannon, president of the I ulsa i
Chamber of Commerce, here yesterday before the local group
was a "red letter” day in the community.
Shannon is a man of great vision and possesses a clear
conception of what is good for northeast Oklahoma. He
mad* it clear early in his address that from an economic and
cultural standpoint Tulsa and Sapulpa were one community t MlssoU-rl wU1 CUII. ............... , .
although each possesses seperate and distinct individualities t nm, dg prt)t!ni,n along that line, tt king those No. 1 furbearers. and ’Vardeus was 4j pound.-, of
as cities and have separate governments. Michigan conservation department mink, in the Lake Erie district females, about 25 pounds
Among the points stressed by him was a four-lane high wild U: Horn March 1 to
„.y between Sapulpa »d T.U end. **e ... UJ- JJ
have vital information about this city s resources in order to ^ wild lun<1 froi. fr„m farms
present them to prospective industries seeking locations in this fnd don,esHc poultry
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JIM KAFIbRTY. out in front as the mtlers near the finish, has no
competition from Guilder Hagg who is out of the picture, yards De-
hind fourth man. indicated by arrow.
IIAGG, left, congratulates Rafferty after the race. The Swedish mile
star said the boards hurt his feet. He had just arrived from London
after a long, 23-day crossing. , , .
that they are starved into trying
to take poicupines and then, find-
ing it had to catch other wild ani-
mals, come out of the woods and
attempt to capture hens, cats or
anything else they can find in the
Michigan und Ohio have given In Ohio, because of unprecedented yay o{ food The average weight
1 the Idea of propagating wild winter conditions that handicapped )p btbcats slaln by the
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MAY BE USEFUL
Ity JACK WELCH
ALONG THE CONSERVATION FRONT
The Ohio conservation depart-
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things that have made 1 ulsa and will add to making it water conservation, will Insure sjx Wi kc^ and the animals are
,k„ future are not confined in the city limits of that metropolis, successive crops of the birds in the f, nUy seen in towns and vil- • • •
c l has a definite mortgage on the goodwill of Tulsa, extensive wilderness tracts of the ,aRe8 -what brings them to the
Sapulpa nas a ciennue ■ • ,u :» r„,„r_ Ozarkx. settlements?- wildlife experts nre Two American bald eagles, the
We have an equity . . . clear and distinct in their futur . a,“lni ■ ls lt coid, hunger or just largest measuring 7'* feet across
They have things we need ... we have things beneficial to because they want human com- the wings, have been caught re-
'l"'s.pulp..Tul.«.S.nd Spring, . . . wh«t . wK.lr o[ a mm ^'l.,gh''’™™s'h » "on ofcmr point, out mat mmmMm
that tftUt am. a in .bn ^7^ OF^STRY » TT £ SMtJTeS - -
cities lie the answer to almost AN\ lYI L Uf- l!\l U: 1 - ( ^ in Mlchman, Aprn f to 15 with porcupine quills. He theorizes state.
Each draws all the strength of the other through interlocking
roads. Any firm wanting to come to Sapulpa can tap the
strength of all three cities .* n Tn
And that s a basic premise in life . . Lt.AU 1 L>
STRENGTH . . . NOT TO WEAKNESS.
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AS ARMY CAGERS TRIMMED THE NAVY COURTMEN
Life In Sapulpa
j?Twenty Years Ago
Cleaned from the Liles
of the Sapulpa Herald
Ball transfer truck driven by B T. Wright, Maynard Connor, J. T
Bankston, and thr. the front fen- Mitchell. Eug-ne Martin. Charlie
der of hi* car had been damaged Wilson. Emery French. Ralph Por-
Settlement was made In the sum ter Teldte Bohannon Ma^lth
ol .j Pratz. Roy Smith. Andy Kiestiy,
Mr and Mrs L. M Schmidt en- August Pallnskl. Donald He'bent.
tertaineii Monday evening at a 7 Elmer Alsbery Homer Parham,
o'clock dinner complimenting th- Fred Puwt*r. Earl Jackson and
birthday anniversary of their Herbert Riser,
daughter Gail. Covi rs were laid for -
Mi and Mrs T J Reynolds Miss MUSIC A! MOVIE
Rosalie K.ndsey, Kermh Schmidt. IV1V 1L
Mr and Mrs Schmidt and the hon- CRITERION
oree.
Mr.;. J. O. Anderson will be host- "Tonight and Every Night" Ls the
ess a; the Sapulpa Delphian chap- beautiful, dramatic and musical
ter meeting tomorrow afternoon m0vie which comes to the Criterion
Teachers and workers of First theater Sunday, playing through
Christian church will hold th' lr Tuesday.
regular meeting this evening Mrs. Red-headed Rita Hayworth Ls
Casper Oakes will be the leader cast in the leading role, with Lee
Mrs. Wade Purdln and little sin
Leon are visiting relatives in Okla-
homa City.
Nancy Green chapter of Daugh-
ters of the American Revolution
will meet Monday afternoon with
the following serving as hostesses.
Mrs. Sam AUen and Mrs Hugh
MacKay.
Mrs. Sam Butler will entertain
the Redouble club tomorrow after-
noon Instead of Mrs. A. M Allan
on account of the Illness of Mrs
Allan's little daughter, OeorRene
, Mrs. Edgar Gore ol Tulsa and
Mrs. Harld Alton of Colorado
Springs were guests at dinner yes-
terday In the Fuller home com-
plimenting Mrs R O. Altman of
Oklahoma City and Mrs. W. L.
Hamilton of Indianapolis.
Mr. and Mrs Jack Allen of Beau-
mont. Texas, announce the birth
of a baby daughter whom they have
named, Frances Ann Mrs. Alien
will be remembered as Miss Frances
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v.CTORlOUS over Navy in their annual game at Annapolis. M,1. Army's cage team puts in claim for
mvJiuca? eastern court supremacy The Army team, loser of only one game this season, beat Navy.
50 48 in a thrill-packed game In this photo Doug Kenna of the Army cuts to take a Pass the
Navy's Carroll, behind him, tries to get the ball himself (International)
S i MMING home JO goals in trimming Boston. 10 to 4 the Detroit Red Wings gain a game on the
irue-lcading Montreal Canadiens who fell before Chicago The Wings now are eight points behind
the Canadien- a« the season nears a close In this photo Eddie Biuneteau of the Wings tries for a
rebound shot but the Bruin goalie has blocked It In this game Syd Howe. Detroit center, scored one
joal and one assist to epual Ncls Stewart s all-time record of 514 points./_(International)
Broadway musical -Oklahoma!" Is
In his screen debut as the amaz-
ing, talented dancing partner of
Rita's. Others In the cast include
Leslie Brocks, Stephen Crane, Ann
Codec and Elisabeth Ingllse.
The story deals with the heroic
and stoic tenacity of a group of
English show folk who keep their
theater open for the boys' enter-
tainment during the worst days of
the blitz Bowman is seen as one
of the visiting scldiers who falls In
love with Rita Their trials of war-
time courtship form the romance
of the musical drama
A dozen musical hits backdrlp
the lavish production numbers.
There are three stars In our
THIN MAN MOVIE AT THE YALE
UlCtS A ucru mr huw oms*
Purkaptler teacher in the local Bowman. Janet Blair and a 'Jong galacttlc system more luminous
schools before her marriage. list of screen and stage favorites than the sun, says Dr Jeter van de
Mrs J. H Riser entertained a in prominent roles. Rita is said to Kamp. director of the Sproul obser-
eroup of children last evening at a play her most exciting and Rlamor- vatory at Swarthmore college The
party celebrating the birthday an- ous role in this picture aid the brightest is Sirius, the Dogstar. at
uiversary of her son Herman The Technicolor film brings out all the a (list a nee of eight light years and
guests were Colcta and Juanita beauty of the players and the lav- a candiepowcr of 30 times that of
Iiarton Mary Madge and Roberta ish settings. the sun. follow'd by Procyon. the
Hollister, Alice Nell and Katli rUie1 Marc Platt, recruit id from the little Loglar, and Altalr.
Vernon, according to tentativj
plans. Burial will be In Mt. Verne
cemetery.
Survivors are the widow of 1
home address; one son, John H
M Vernon; and the daughtei|
Mrs. Kissick. of this ciiy.
Mr Leffel has been owner anl
publisher of the Mt. Vernon West!
tern in several years. The new pic- 1 Tuesday, when "Janie" shows to
ture is "The Thin Man Ooes Sapulpa audiences.
Home." which comes to the Yale It Is comedy from start to fin-
theater Sunday and shows Monday Lsh with a reminder to audiences
and Tuesday. that there ls something to be
The stroy concerns Nick who thankful for, daily. It Is a story
decides to visit liis parents in the about a group of bright youngsters
old home town and sntka a vaca- who do things when an army camp
lion lor himself and Nora at the comes to town. ern^Star weekly' newsDair' 'f
same time They don't dream of Janie is played by Joyce Rey- ; w ownc
possibilities of becoming involved nolds and other parts are taken n was originally ownt
I in a highly baffling murder mys- by Robert Hutton. Edward Arnold. u> nls I8lner-
fery—but they do. Ann Harding and Robert Bench-
The picture is said to be as ley.
I clever as the previous successes. —-
Others In the cast include Asta. _
the dog; Harry Davenport. Lucile Indiana Ldltor
Watson. Gloria DeHaven, Donald
Meek. Helen Vinson and Anne Died Yesterday
I Revere.
More than 38,000990 board fer
of lumber are shipped oversea)
through the naval supply depot >1
Heartle each month.
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Together agrin for the first time in two yean arc William Powell and
Mvroa Loy in "The Thin Man Goes Home, with Lucile Watson.
YOUTHFUL CAST
IN FILM ‘JANIE’
Herbert Leffel. father of Mrs. J.
C. Kissick and brother-in-law of
Carl J Pfeffer, both of this city, j
died yesterday morning at his home
in Mt. Vernoni Ind., after a long
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are back on the screen as Mr. and speedy, funny, clever murder mys- tLerter tomorrow, showing through funeral which wUl be held at Mt.
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Sapulpa Herald (Sapulpa, Okla.), Vol. 30, No. 160, Ed. 1 Saturday, March 10, 1945, newspaper, March 10, 1945; Sapulpa, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc1528294/m1/2/: accessed April 25, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.