School Will Begin Monday
The school shifts to Agriculture in place of Manuel work due to instructor shortages. A six six plan reorganizes grades to reduce costs and centralize teaching. Staff includes Principal F F Carpenter and several assistants. local residents Otis Wall Herdis Earl Brown Warry Carter of Indianapolis visit.
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Manuel
F. F. Carpenter
Wren
Bourne
Chaver
Horner
Burge Emmett
Swindler
Cornelius
Tomlinson
Beaver
Oris Ashwell
Otis Wall
Herdis
Earl Brown
Warry Carter
Indianapolis
Why Food Clubs Are Needed In Wartime America
A call to organize Americans into food clubs to conserve and share knowledge on saving food during wartime. Emphasizes collective effort over lone action, urges joining or founding local clubs, and warns against fighting the food fight alone.
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Germany
Lloyd George
U. S
Indiana
McClellan Seeks Return Of Missing Wagon Seat
Dave McClellan reports a spring seat borrowed or estrayed from his wagon during a visit by McClaine family Wilbert Newman and kin at the old Marion Township homestead. The seat is needed to complete the wagon. Bowman recovered from sudden illness. Ed Canada and family visited. Frank Bateman moved to Hendrix property on Roark Street.
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McClaine
Wilbert Newman
Marion Township
Dave McClellan
Frank Bateman
Food News Highlights Threshing Saves and Sugar Rules
Officials report threshing measures saved up to nine quarts per two and a half bushels of wheat. Federal authorities tighten sugar distribution for mail orders to curb hoarding and support local allotments.
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Federal Express
Death of J. W. Dean prominent farmer dies at 67
J W Dean a leading farmer and Baptist Church member died Monday after six months illness of heart trouble. Funeral at Providence Church conducted by Rev CL Airhart. Survived by wife, daughter Mrs D Meadows of Missouri, sons Clarence, Cecil, Ora. He was 67. Nephew Lawrence Pointer of Turkato NJ, on 20 day furlough, called to Camp Devens with promotion to Sergeant. Forrest Bowman to reenter Wabash College. Mrs Nina Wall visited husband in Indianapolis.
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John W. Dean
The
Baptist Church
Providence
CL Airhart
D . Meadows
Missouri
Clarence
Cecil
Ora
Colorado
Lawrence Pointer
Turkato
New Jersey
Camp Devens
Mass
Chester Morris Death Stirred Family in Indianapolis
Mrs. Couchman’s brother Chester Morris, son of Samuel Morris who lived here last year, died after a military hospital operation following army call. A military funeral attended by Harry Carter and others followed his death. Earl Ross en route to enlist to the army was advised to wait. Public sale planned for October 24.
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Will Couchman
Indianapolis
Earl Ross
Erry
E C Toner to Speak at Lebanon Meeting September 6
E C Toner will speak at a Lebanon meeting Friday September 6 by invitation of the War Mothers. Community singing from 7:45 to 8 precedes and follows the talk. The program committee asks all to sing well. Rev C A Perkin may lead the singing after YMCA work. No door charge, silver offering taken.
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E. C. Toner
War Mothers
C. A. Parkin
YMCA
First Plane Seen Passing Eastward Near Noon Saturday
The first air plane to pass this way and be seen clearly went eastward around noon Saturday at a brisk pace. Rev. and Mrs. Rector entertained relatives from southern India as part of last week.
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Rector
Indiana
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James Soli
Fnn
Earl Seif
Virginia
O Ll Bowman
Mrs
Ed Canada
Official Food News
Harry E. Sarnard
Buffalo
Mereland
Toledo
Food Administration
Reinhold Rahm
Terre Haute
Red Cross
J. W. Dean
Forrest Bowman
Wabash Colege
Nina Wall
Council of Defense
Advance
Lebanon
FS Neal
Boone Co
Morris Ritchie
Tony Klippel
Crawfordsville, Ind
East Main Street
McClaine’s
Chester Morris
Earl Darnell
H. Omer Bennett
Roveturg
Oregon
Sutherlin Schools
Mr. Harvey
Clyde Noese
Jack Edwards
Letanon
Catherine Bakore
Whitetown
Martha Mocris
Litanoh
Mis Hi. E. Darnell
L. E. Waterman
Burrin
Nyal
State Bank
van Brant
And
Hoosier
Goodyear
Goodrich
Advance Hardware Co
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