Okemah Daily Leader (Okemah, Okla.), Vol. 17, No. 64, Ed. 1 Tuesday, February 3, 1942 Page: 3 of 6
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Friends and relatives of men
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Denton Lovlady who is in a
orpedo school at the Pearl liar-
lbor submarine base is anxious to
--return to his ship he wrote his
lather H C Lovelady here
In his letter he said:
"I hear lots of the people there
11tre getting monied to dodge the
Doss (Fries) was over to
''See me today He said he hadn't
seen any of the boys since the war
started He also said they had all
the servicehoys pictures in some
window I think it was something
L to cell bonds"
Lovelady said the school would
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4 '-1)0glad to get tack to the ship
are getting a lot of excite-
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'IS IMPROVING
" WEWOKA (Special)--- County
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! Game Warden Nelson :lewinatt in
' Judge Bob Aubrey is reported in d
' reviewing the January recor
itu improved condition at the i
"The number of accidental shoot-
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-:: hope this report may be taken as
''''t Judie Aubrey was stricken
a widespread warning that guns
14'7 with' an appendicitis attack Fri-
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'day night and underwt tit an op-
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I reeration Saturday morning
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family to a batch tonight
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GUN MISHAPS
Five Of Them Die
State Rangers
Report
Six Oklahomans have been vie-
lima of firearms accidents this
month according to deports of
state gaine rangers Who Jan 1
began the first assembly of statis-
tics on gun mishaps in the state
Five of the accidents proved fa-
tal Ages of the victims all males
ranged from 15 to 23 Three re-
ceived their injuries while hunt-
Ina the reports disclose
Here is a record of the months
accidental shoot lugs:
Jan 7 Jim Newton Hargis
Powell Okla 19 accident fatal
Jan 15 E It Jarrell Tattle-
(I nu It 15 areldent fatal
Jan 21 A lex Da rraugh Okla-
homa City 17 accident occurred
i near Guthrie fatal
Jan 21 Garth Ryan Cushing
23 Injury serious though not fa
tat
Jan 22 Roy Smithers Guth
rte 19 accident fatal
! Jan 24 Lane Cochran Lind-
l say 17 accident occurred near
Chickasha fatal
"We hoped t use -the material
gathered in a 'Safety With Piro-
arms' campaign preceding next
fall's hiliting seasons" said State
Caine Warden Nelson 'lewmati in
reviewing the January record
"The inn WIWI of accidental shoot
ST CLOUD Minn U — The
St Cloud Wildlife club has in-
augurated plans to stock a lake
with fish especially for young-
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The club has solicited the aid
of the state conservation depart-
ment in stocking Lake George
with good-sized fish sultaide for
the cold spring-fed Waters of the
hike '
William Jahn club president
said the lake already' had some
sunfish and crappies but that the
ell!) planed to add more of these
fish along wtili bass this spring
"It may be a year before the
lake is ready for fishing" he said
"hut we'd like to plant some
large bass right away"
Jahn emphasized that the lake
would be open only to young fish
ermen—no adults allowed
for tea
or anytime—
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3 teaspoons baking powder 1i cup K ARO (blue label:
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14 cup shortening la cup prunes drained
cup milk and chopped
I2 cup canned red cherries drained and chopped
Sift flour with baking powder and salt Cut in short-
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inch thickNow cream butter until softened odd
KARO cinnamon and mix until well combined Stir
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DEFENSE
SERIAL STOW(
TAMBAYGOLD
BY SAMUEL HOPKINS ADAMS
IX -TIIE CAMX
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While I was waiting out them
Juddy IIpped across tothe plane
and pinched the revolver She
wasn't for lotting Angel Ahnot
some poor slob that might be
pet fectly Innocent They put off
without noticing their loss'
They hadn't been gone half an
hour when Doe showed up at the
Peederla He was In his working
clottros and Ito looked white and
grave
"Old Swoby Is back" Doe sal41
"I've got him in the shelter"
"Then everything's Jake" I
said
"No He's been shot"
"Shot?" Juddy forgot her feud
with Doe "What—why—"
"It isn't serious Flesh wound
I've dressed his arm"
"What have they got on him?"
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Written by
Henry Bellammonn
SERIAL STORY
Staking Soon
WATCH FOR
DATE!
He was found hiding in a Juddy didn't argue iThe Jubt
barn near the place" I walked Into the shack I trailed
"Hiding from the airplanes" Dolt followed me
' "of course But could you get "For Cod's sake Juddy"
a mob to believe that? There's
Her voice P hook too when she
something else The woman be-
spoke "rin not afraid At least
fore she died muttered some-
not very"
thing about a man with a red
"Mom" he said "Mom! Get
head Swot)) had that Infernal
her out!"
red cap on his on When they
"Don't start anything Doc" I
found him he ran"
warned him "I was base of a
"What'll we do Doe?"
living pyramid once Yeti can't
"I've telephoned the State Po-
shove me around And I wonI
lice" let you shove Juddy We're stay
"Did you get 'eat?" lug"
"No they're all - out On the
"They come now" Old Swot))
hunt I left word"
DAYLIGHT TIME
To BE ADOPTED
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Oklaboma'a eloeks will move
ahead ono hour keeping time
with the federal daylight saving
plan starting Tuesday a state-
wide survey indicated
Although no official action has
been taken by Governor Phillips
he has Indicated lie will issue a
proclamation If that is required
The mayors of Tulsa and Ok-
lahoma City agreed In a confer-
enN Saturday to advance the time
in the state s two largest elites by
proclamations
City ()Metals of Enid Bartles-
ville Chickasha Stillwater and
Guthrie Indicated they would ob-
serve the daylight saving plan
All sederal ageenies in tho
state will adopt the earlier time
schedule
Enlist Women
For Oil Field
Fire Fighters
CLADEWATER Tex IP — A
Her YOtee Phook too when she
woolen's fire-fighting brigade is
spoke "rin not afraid At least
being organized to prevent flames
not very"
from destroying the East Texas
"Mom" he Plaid "Mom! Get
oil field in case of incendiary
her out
bombing
"Don't start anything Doc" I '
Fire Chief O D Davis of Glade-
warned him "I was base of a
wa'44 protection of the
living pyramid once Yon m
can't —1 mild the
wor's largest oil-producing area
shove me around And I wont
wouII be lett largely to the hott4e-
let you shove Juddy We're stay
"Did you get 'eni?"
ing" 1 v
I This s stem said Davis WEIS
"No they're all - out On the —
I "They come now" Old Swoby ' Y
nt I left word" i nsed successfully in London dur-
I hustled across to the Feede- ' said 1 ing the fire raids and will be used
! The hounds were velliniz f
I no nounum were veinno for
ria and brought back my goodi w - in this rich oil production center
old forty-five blood the mob too The front Davi recently attended
line of the chase straggled into I rent meeting
s a where he he learned
"Look" I said "Give this to
the yard Doc pushed the big d
Old Swoby and head him for the door of methods to combat fire bombs
shut and slipped the bar Old
Big Swamp They won't find him You'd think they'd have a
Swoby took his place at the rear
there Not tonight Lord! What's high-powered formula for putting
windowIvith Juddy's gun It all
that?" But I'd heard that lost- ' out fire bombs" he commented
looked to lite like bad trouble
houl wailing before "But they don't The fortnula is
Doc stood by the small front
"Bloodhounds" he Pahl "The sand"
window next the door
swamp is hopeless" He turned if bombing raids become im-
"Everybody quiet please" he
to Joiddy "Is there a bar to the -- minent Davis said each house-
"Id
"I' ng
ll do the talki"
door of the log shed in your wife will be asked to keep on
He struck his pistol through
back yard" hand a supply of dry sand
1 the window and fired a shot in -
"Yes" ---
Are I the air A car swung into the
T II
INY MLET HOPES TO
"My God Doc" I said
grounds fly its lights I could see BECOME "WHITE MIAOW
you crazy? You can't stand 'em
he advance guard Whin cover
I t g - g ELLINGTON N 'Y IP—This
off there"
' in the thickets Dixie Groff and
' tiny Chautauqua county hamlet
"Have you got any better
I a bunch of his townies were he-
plan?" - 1 nuty some day he known as the
' hind one clume
"NO 'llut--!" ? - — ' ' J 1 ' "White Village of America"
"Don't come anv further " Doe
"You don't expect me to give ' - ' It all started last summer when
said You'd have thought he was
Swoby up Surely" Benjamin Lenkowski took his
in his classroom Quiet authority-
"I'd rather have him killed public address system into the
that was his pitch Some bird be-
than you" village Park and began playing
hind a live oak called out
We're wasting time" he said s ' records So many people came to
lye the fella up Prof We
Juddy spoke up kind of des- i listen that an amateur program
l got nothin a 'ainst ou "
peyote "Yes we're wa4llug time g l' y ' was added 6oncerts were held
"Anvhodv inteirferes theyre
Don't you see you can't do any- ' - - every Saturday night
right liable to get hulled" I
thing with him?" 1 Colltictions were taken and the
' Clot( with a cotton of his 1
She didn't look at Doe I think ' ' I money used to beautify the park
pals Was edging over to the left
she was afraid to I repair and paint the bandstand
A bullet plunked into the log I
"Come Swoby" he called and to illuminate the park with
swot) came out He stared above my head Some more fol- hods
lowed They were firing high
from 011e to the other of us and Now Lenkowski hopes to have
The car lights off
then said something that made 1 hts weIns wite each one of the towns '225 home-
me almost cry t Why must they ! now but there was enough moon owners paint their homes white
we could see a man moving for-
kill me?" he said "This is not this m a k I n g Ellington the
' ward alone
my country" "White Village" For those who
"Stop that shooting" he said
"Yon must do what Mr Oliver cannot afford to have their homes
"INtaurie Sears" Juddy said
tells you" Juddy said to him painted he plans to 'hold paint-
"Quiet! " Doc snapped at her
Something shoved against my lug "bees" in which neighbors
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leg It was Dolt - "Oliver!" Sears called " - Fit 1!
i will participate
"Okay boy" I said "Trail
along You like trouble"
We all went across the road to
make ready Doe sized up the
log cabin and the lay of the land
around it He had his pistol
had my old forty-five whanger
Juddy's twelve-gauge stood In the
hall corner I sneaked it and a
box of shells and gave the lot to
Old Swoby who'd been In the
war and knew a gun when he
saw it Juddy had hung on to
the gat she swiped from Hendy's
plane
They might try to burn us
out" Doc said "We'd better tell
that rain barrel in Well ' need
buckets" That guy thought of
everything
While Juddy and I were get- i
ting out the buckets for water
the soundof the dogs got nearer
and more mournful They were !
baying at the ford where Old
Swoby waded the stream That
didn't give us too much time !
Doe spoke tip quiet and business
like
'This is the plan When they
come I shall try to get a hear-
ing I don't want to hurt anyone
Hut' I do want them to believe
that were prepared to shoot If
necessary Now you two go hack 1
to the nuoision and keep after
i
the troopers"
And leave you here?" Juddy
said I
"This is-no time to argue" he
said "Go back"
"Stop that shooting" he said
- "'Mamie Sears" Juddy said
"Quiet!" Doc snapped at her
"Oliver!" Sears called "Can I
have a word with you?"
"Certainly"
He walktfl up to the door
Through my chink between the
logs I could see his face stern
and set
"You might as well give him
up Oliver"
"So that you and your friends
can lynch him?"
"I'll never have a hand in an-
other lynching Not at Tamboy"
(Well I knew why that was)
Doc said: "Will you guarantee
to deliver him safely to Jail?"
"I can't guarantee anything
But I'll 'do my best"
"I believe that Sears Itut I
don't believe it would he good
enough"
"There isn't much time" Mau
rie Soars said "As your friend
te door Oliver I beg you to turn the
veen the MU n ovcr to me"
0e stern Doe seemed to be thinking
about it for he didn't say any-
give him thing for a few 80611thi Then
"That's your best advice?"
I friends ''it
"Would you do it In my
Id in an- place?"
fambay" "The ease Is differ--"
was) "Would you do it in my place
litirantee Sears?"
) Jail?" "No"
knything 'I thought not Hut you ex-
pert me to?"
But I "No"
be good "Thank you Sears Neither
will I"
To Be Coot toned )
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British Prepare For Siege Of Singapore
Mark arrows indicate Japanese drives that have b rought them to the gates of Singapore and to points
In Borneo and the Celebes island group British to rees have retreated from a‘lalayan mainland and
nre taking up positions on the island fortress for beginning of a great siege
California Is Taking
War As 'Very Serious'
California considered the war "a pretty serious
business" according to a letter ftlom former district
resident who now lives there Considering the war acti-
vities on the west coast she said:
"An civilians must register forc!)
civilian defense Every family is I from tuning in on foreign broad
)usiness" according to a letter ftlom former district! CHICAGO III P—The Chi-
esident who now 'lives there Considering the war acti- eaKo scmion of the American
'ides on the west coast she said: Creenleal Society hag awarded its
"Ail civilians must register for c)' 1942 Willard Gibbs medal to Dr
ivillan defense Every family is from tuning in on foreign broad- Thomas klidgley discoverer of
irged to arrange a room for casts and listening to foreign tetraethyl lead and chairman of
'lockouts It should be arranged propaganda" she said the Soelety board
lo that One may read or do what- Helen also writes that the WO iNlIdgley is vice president of the
ver they want to until 'All'e men are quite active there They Ethyl Gasoline Corporation El-
Near le sounded Blackout cur- have organized the Motor Trans- netie Chemicale Inc and the
:eine are Sold at every depart- port Corps and Ambulance Corps Ohio State University Research
'bent store" Helen said There's They serve as air raid wardens Foundation
1 $ee° fine for driving during a fire wardens etc He was cited for "discoveries
blackout and people are shot at women are also trying to save which are outstanding both from
if they are ordered to stop and silk Hollywood has been trying the standpoint of pioneering in
don't At first the city shut off everything 0er a year ago Hedy new fielde and from the stand
the electricity during blackouts La Marr began roaring sheer cot- point of commercial importance"
but now everyone must turn his ton meshes which are now quite The Society said he invented
own lights off There is also a fine popular and still wears them the "llidgley indicator" for stud-
for going away from home and Ail sorts of non-silk hose are don- lee of high speed internal corn-
leaving your lights on ned cheerily and are showed off bilelen engines and developed "a
"Tires are being stolen right I with a gay "See my defense whole series of chemical anti-
and left A neighbor boy went out stocking" air knock agents culminating in the
to his car one morning to go to i "All oil tanks and places of vi- discovery of tetraethyl lead
school and found three tires miss- I tal importance are camaflouged "He also has contributed large-
big and found this note pinned to and anti-aircraft guns are planted ly to :he knowledge of rubber and
the blanket on the front seat: under almost every tree 1 methods of synthesizing rubber"
"Roses are red 1 "Plans for evacuees are being Jt said "He was associated with
Violets are blue I completed and also pains for evac- the important developments con-
My tires were old-- Illation in ease that is necessary" neeted with the recovery of bro
And yours were new"
mine front sea water"
Midgley was born in 1880 at
All streets are being repafred Mituricet H Merrill University
Deaver Fells Pa He received a
to prevent wear and tiar on tires of Oklahoma law professor is
mechanical englueering degree
and motorists are being urged to author of an article on "The Par-
drive safer and 'dower Hal Assignee--Done in Oil" in from Cornell University in 1911
He has been awarded previously
"News and broadeatits are broad- the current Testis Law Review
the Society's Priestly IlleCitti and
casted In foreign languages for I
the Perkin medal of the Society
those loyal Americans who can I Census records show that 'K-
not got the drift of the English 737 more null than women died of Chemical :Industry
language This is to keep them in 1940 ustffs ell W Ir
civilian defense Every family is
urged to arrange a room for
blackouts It should be arranged
so that one may read or do what-
ever they want to until 'All's
Clear' is sounded Blackout cur-
tains are sold at every depart-
ment storY'" Helen said There's
$5no fine for driving durIng
blackout and people are shot at
qVillan defense Every family is from tuning In on foreign broad-
trged to arrange a room for casts and listening to foreign
'dackouts It should be arranged propaganda" she said
to that one may read or do what- Helen also writes that the WO-
aver they want to until 'All's men are quite active there They
:lear' is sounded Blackout cur- have organized the Motor Trans-
Mins are sold at every depart- port Corps and Ambulance Corps
ment stom" Helen said There's They scrve as air raid wardens
a $5no fine for driving during a fire wardens etc
blackout and people are shot at Women are also trying to save
if they are ordered to stop and silk Hollywood has been trying
don't At first the city shut off everything 0er a year ago Hedy
the electricity during blackouts La Marr begun wearing sheer cot-
but now everyone must turn his ton meshes which are now quite
own lights off There is also a fine popular and still wears them
for going away from home and All sorts of non-silk hose are don
leaving your lights on ned cheerily and are showed off
"Tires are being stolen right with a gay "See my defense
and left A neighbor boy went out stocking" air
to his car one morning to go to "All oil tanks and places of vi-
school and found three tires miss- tal importance are camaflouged
lug and found this note pinned to and anti-aircraft guns are planted
t
the blanket on the front seat: under almost every tree
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10KEMAII MEDICAL DIRECTORY'
Members of Okfuskee County Medical Society
L J Spickard M D
Physician & Surgeon
Office at Clink Hospital
Office Phone 802
Residence Phone 277
rt
M L Whitney M D
Physician & Surgeon
22412 W Broadway
Office Phone 116
Home Phone 195
Classes Fitted
W P Jenkins M D
Physician & Surgeon
Scotus Building
Fourth & Broadway
Office 28
Residence 22
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J M Pemberton M D
Physician & Surgeon
22412 W Broadway
Office Phone 287
Special Attention
Urology & XRay
C M Cochran M D
Physician & Surgeon
115 S Third St
Office Phone 856
Residence Phone 881
Office Hours 8 a m to 5 p in
A S Melton M D
Physician & Surgeon
20412 W Broadway
Office Hours 8 to 12-1 to 5
Office Phone 655
Residence Phone 86
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Griffith, Quinton. Okemah Daily Leader (Okemah, Okla.), Vol. 17, No. 64, Ed. 1 Tuesday, February 3, 1942, newspaper, February 3, 1942; Okemah, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc2157910/m1/3/?q=wichita+falls: accessed July 17, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.