The Okarche Chieftain (Okarche, Okla.), Vol. 56, No. 24, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 11, 1959 Page: 1 of 6
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TROUBLE ALWAYS COMES
right when every vlieel
hand is needed and that was
certainly the case at the Farm-
ers Co-Op Elevator last Sunday
night when the harvest was in
full swing
First trouble came when the
truck lift in the big elevator
broke While hoisting a 400 bu
load of wheat Early Monday
morning Erwin Bollenbach was
sent to Salina Kansas by plane
to bring back the part needed
but on his return it was dis-
covered that the part would not
fit
So off to Kingfisher went
manager Francis Schaefer to
try and get the part tooled for
use and during his absence the
scales went haywire Luckily G
IL Phelps former manager was
riearby and he got word to Ok-
lahoma City and Workmen ar-
rived to get the scales back
order in four hours
Meanwhile the seldom used
elevator west of the tracks Was
put into use and weighing was
done there until the scales were
repaired across the tracks
All this happening ill the rush
of harvest will give manager
Schroeder something to talk a-
bout in the years to come when
eloator Men get together for t
chat about experiences
HE BIGGEST WATER SKI
I story of the year i$ about
the three negro boys who show-
ed up at one of the State lakes
with a fine skiing rig and pro-
ceeded to have a try at skiing
The leader or Captain as he
was called backed the powerful
boat up to the skier standing on
the bank with about 100 feet of
line coiled beside him and
when the neophyte said "Let me
have it" he took off
The skier stood tensed with
the rope hissing out beside him
and about the time the boat had
reached near 35 mph the big
pull came Witnesses said the
8kier made a beautiful arc in the
air with only black shins and
skis visible as he whirled thru
the at mosphere
When he came to in the hos-
pital later with both his arms
dislocated lie remarked "Boy
the Captain really let me have
it didn't her
TEXAS VISITORS
Mr and IIrs Cool ge Cassell
and family of Franklin Texas
and Mr and Mrs Joe Gassen and
daughters of Bay City Texas
arrived Sunday for a week's vis-
it with their sisters Mrs Emil
Reherman and Mrs George Alig
and their families
They also visited Mrs George
Gassen's brother and sister-in-law
Mr and Mrs John Ottis
and other relatives here
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Todd
and children of Kingfisher visit-
ed her parents Mr and Mrs
Pete Ahlefeld Sunday evening
Paul Hufnagel To Talk
At Securities Workshop
where he received a derree from
the school of business itlinini-
stration in 1951
Following graduation he -2ntcred
the United States Marino
Corps serving as a commission-
ed officer on the east toat for
two years Upon his relcitse
from service he entered the
ing field where he served with
various companies until he vas
accepted for a position a ui
count executive NN -k-trIll
Lynch in 1957
Linda Schwarz Injured
When Struck By Car
Linda Schwarz 21' year old
daughter of Mr and iirs Har-
old Schwarz was dismissed from
St Anthony's hospital in Okla-
homa City where she was taken
Thursday evening after 'whip
struck by a ear driven by Don
aid Huebner 1G of ()karat!
Linda was taken to the Okar-
dile Memorial Hospital for first
aid treatment and vas then ta-
ken to St Antliony
have the broken arrn set and
partial east applied She is
being eared for in the home of
her parents Mrs Schwarz re—
sisted in caring for her dat4211-
ter while at the hospital
RETURN TO TEXAS
Mr and Mrs Ed Eruegcen
left Tuesday moining to rout n
to their home at Day City
aftcr spending the weekend
with his sister Mrs Janie Otti-
and Mr Ott is and daughter triki
other relatives here
The Brueggen's were enroute
home front a vacation trip to
points in Colorado
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THE BIGGEsr urn" PAPER IN TWO COUNTIES
OKARCHE OTUAIIOMA-THUR!-DAY JUNE I 1 197)9
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WHERE THERE'S SMOKE THERE'S FIREPOWER—Two STRACmen of the Army' s 4th
Infantry Division demonstrate the inferno that can be created Ith the new portable flame-
thrower DemLnstration was at Fort Lewis Wash
u"umper Harvest Draws To Fast Close
Nitu
Arrtuatu
Chickasha—Poul L Itufnagel 6411
who was born and rea red in
Okarche will be 011e of the ao- Mr and Mrs Paul Brown of
count executives front the Okla- Calumet are parents of It tiOn
homa City office of Merrill born June 2 at 11 :15 am in the
Lynch Pierce Fenner & Smith lAarche Memo' ial 110A:ital Ile
Inc WhO Nvill appear as a lee- eighed nine pounds kveli oun-
turer and discussion leader for co- and ha Leen 11t flied Jerry
1 VeStments and securities Dun Mrs Brim it and the infant
orkshop June 15-19 at Oklallo- were dismised Saturday
nia College for Women i 'i to -Mr anti Mrs William
Alter graduating from OkatH I
0(kssao Texas a son
che high school Mr Ilufnagel it 12:10 am lutte 5 in Okarche
attended Okla State Uni ersity -Memorial ht ight i ght ig ht ight
vas seven pounds four ounces
lie was named William Keith
Airs Lehatn is the former
Walls of Calumet
Both Were diStrlied Monday
A daughter Nveighing seven
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Iounds tett ounces as born to
Mr anti :larnail Tucker
of Tulsa at 4:20 pm June 6
in the Okarche Memorial Ilospi-
tt1 She Ita:i been named lulian-
na Joephine
Mrs Frances Gasseri has re-
tyivetl void that Tat and Mrs
rence Brockman Jr of An-
cnorage Alaska have become
the parents of a son Stephen
Paul May 22 Ile 5 lbs
11 ounces 'Mrs I:rockman is lhe
bernadette
( EIIALI) CLEICIIMAN WILL
CO TO) LUKE All BASE
-Ccral1 A Gleich-
nan of Marche is one of 6
advanecd tiirforce ROTC
Oklahoma State university
Who vill rtceive training this
slimmer at Luke Airforce base
in Arizona or Nellis Airforce
base in Nevada
The tridning is ail angel to
let cadet S observe aiifwee Lase
operation tric-1 help them to de-
velop proficiency in leadership
military discipline customs and
ecnittesies drill nnd ceremonies
Cadet Gleichman will receive
tifiining at Nellis tFE Nevada
from August 2 to 29
Norbert Oescii (-11 of Rev
alid Mrs A left Friday
for Blister 1ut Idaho for For
et Iteser(:! Work durinç sum-
incr vacation
He is a student of St John's
College Winfield Kansas
° 1Iapi1 progre! the la-t few
days and the otilizotion 4A all
the combines yathered here for
' the harvest assured t wind-up
of combining the last of this
weeh Yields in generalo were
higher than even the top wheat
experts had predicted and were
a source of surprie to farmers
who had pitched an all out bat-
tie zqainst the
' ill the eason
Some yiel& were tepolted
high as liosheis to the ftre
and 25 intshel-1 wa4 the average
A sodden rii11 of har
a still 1!Tct11 w heat last weet
was halted by rain v Lich was
followed hy some pretty damp
weather in the form of 11101
hunddity but a dry nom was
reAched I he first of this meek
and fields ‘ ere rapidly shorn of
their grain
As of Vednesday rnot
of the out-of-town 0111011WS
mounted for transfer
to fields further north
DESCH'S LEANE SATURDAY
FOR SAN FRANCISCO CONN'
Exv okc11 vtII
leave Saturday fur San Francis-
co California N liUre tlik'y will
attend the -I ith Nation?"1
Lutheran c“tivPitti)n 111110 17
throw:h 27 11 V 10'tz
turi 1y thlet2ate fur the King-
Circuit ill 1(Tunipany
di the
trip
DiointY the al 'lice Jf heir
p:o-stur Julin' (onyiewrition
will he td hy Itev Paul
retired nuniter of Enid
Ind fi)rrI1t1 1 i Oifarche
will officiate at the i1 ice in
the local Lutheran Church on
Jane 21 and f)
art m-Gtiar
Mrs flat t rind
children of Bay City Texai
spent the past week in Okarche
visitin hi micth(r Fran-
ces Gen 7ind othei
and friends They retiirned to
Day City :-orhlay v vAy nf Ok-
lahoma City City ydiere they
so visited in the lioine of Henry
Cassell a hrotlker and Tdrs
sen and family
Mrs littAL 11-11 is 11
Riverside Calif wa i recent
guest in the home of Mr and
Mrs Frank Heinen
NUMBER 21
Public School To
Employ Iwo New
Teachers In Fall
11 Reed Hip) rinteudent t
the Public Scheol onnooneed
emphryineot f oi lic teoch
the Public School for the
txt 'cull Mr I:1 thk't I N
‘old the
married LIItI hits boon a
A'ache and coach at Perkins at
()lathHEI the p:IA
I)ntid tach
Dri er
rititeLtiim yrittlf
is ithill'icd and bs 't
liopo
lu linit esidelicc iu Ohalelic
111 order t )2(1and the curri-
o U1UflI ffering to our students
the school is planning to-) add I
following new subjects: Lann
'ociology and l'hyehology and
Chemistry with lab yolk
Other new subjects may be
Ittiglit if (-Hough stildelitS N
them In kirder to mahe this
broad variety of suhjects avail-
:dole the Board of Edneation is
1)lannim7 to employ an addition-
al teacher beginninp: in the fail
ternt
Okarche Girl Stater Is
Elected To Office
chibi Don:t it113
cI okaiciwt tt Okla-
homa :::)tate here ‘klio
sponsored by the 01:irc1Ie Aux-
iliary to the American Legimi
)()St Leo' !Ip
4ihtet1 City 1:upt a Public
Health in liallard City
At the (Tomlin!: session
day afternoon gleethh were
xicrid1 by :qrs tbd
Frocinaii 1ect: OCW
dont Thtb firt clt-L: on
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Rev 'ruin Chilli of
1:itur f Lihcrly
kin Church iiiI 011:t1i(ima h2-
1:t1 t1iieut CWuiiflflh1I 1 thkb Le
preachol tIk crilion
siwk:ial Gut -titt church
ice :-'111)(hly
The 1:It tc part of t
devolt(1 ti) city ccti()11A
Hid tWfflj city )ictur Dr 111(1
hutiurcd (Jr SkAtel
with a re(
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Vicar Roger
To Preside At St John's
RIvcr Gummier AIN
(Ltd front Ciwcurdia Stnlinary
Sprin(jield arrivcd Wedneilay
1111 t he -ATvice
at ? aiii Sunday June 14 in St
John's Lutheran Church Guuni-
mor has Leen a Vicar
at the Luthcrin Church t- rki rirt
IHt for Ifc V ill i)c111
th0 liSiglimeht lit July
Roger is a in 11
Norman Gruminer 1I ttehll(-1
Lutheran 'chooil arol
graduateti from Okarcho Public
SAlool aftei lie itteniloki
jührt'S
LiAt)rt intaing Concur-Seminary
LitritH GL1t of 11ivt-o
104 Wut-kenti
lic sisters Mrs Alidinda Sch-
roedcr and Mrs Frank Gleich-
man and her hrother-i arid
Ahlefell hoe
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Riverside Calif wa i recent roedcr and Mrs Frank Gleicli-
1 St John's guest in the home of Mr and man and her hrotherF (his arid t "
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Bradford, Larry. The Okarche Chieftain (Okarche, Okla.), Vol. 56, No. 24, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 11, 1959, newspaper, June 11, 1959; Okarche, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc2106035/m1/1/: accessed August 19, 2026), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.