Extensive Personal Visits Highlight Local Week
A long list of social visits fills the week with Mrs Charleen Gann in Chilli cothe. Families including the Harrises, Griffises and Lucases visit relatives in Brookfield Milan and Kirksville while military and travel notes show Billy Joe Crookshanks home on leave and James Gooch returning from Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleen Gann
Chillicothe
Billy Joe Crookshanks
U. S. Naval Medical College
New Orleans
Herbert Crookshanks
T. O. Hatcher
Welch
Okla
J. N. Neet
Pfc
Harvey James Neet
Selma, Ala
Kirksville
C. H. Becker
Ara Shanks
Warren District War Chest Drive Report
Report details donations to the Warren District War Chest with listed givers and amounts 4.00 3.00 2.50 and a general purpose club credit. Names include Loyd Crowdis R W Callihan Lyle Wickham Robert Fields Sam Artz Neve Crowdis DeWayne Ford John Myers A F Eastman W H Woodall Roy Taylor Wilburn Williams Josie Fields Jessies Oliver John Oliver Erma Jean Stephenson. Total amounts indicate a community fundraising effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Mesdames
Loyd Crowdis
R. W. Callihan
Lyle Wickham
Robert Fields
Sam Artz
Neve Crowdis
DeWayne Ford
John Myers
A. F. Eastman
W. H. Woodall
Roy Taylor
Wilburn Williams
Josie Fields
Jessies Oliver
John Oliver
Erma Jean Stepehnson
Pena Eae
Gas Coupons for Travel Disputes Warned by OPA
Office of Price Administration chief Chester Bowles warns motorists abusing gas rationing for winter resort trips will lose mileage rations. OPA states seasonal trips do not count as bona fide changes of residence and will not qualify for special rations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of Price Administration
Chester Bowles
GPA
OPA
Wet leaves on road cited as driving hazard by patrol
The highway patrol warns that wet leaves on road surfaces create skid risk for drivers. They note many accidents result from vehicles slipping on damp leaves. A related notice mentions New Sugar Stamp Good No. 34 valid through November 16 and extra canning certificates.
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THE
Highway Patrol
Sugar Stamp Validity and Canning Sugar Program End
The War Ration Board clarifies sugar stamp No 34 is good for five pounds as of November 16 and sugar stamps 30 31 32 33 remain indefinite. Sugar stamp No 40 valid through February 28 for home canning. canning sugar certificates end December 1 1944 with hardship exceptions on Form R 315 J C Callaway District Director notes winter canning is light and most have reached limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA
J. C. Callaway
Missouri War Loan Drive Sets 276 Million State Quota
The Sixth War Loan Drive runs from November 20 to December 16 with a national goal of 14 billion dollars, 2 billion less than the prior drive. Missouri's share is 276 million, including 118 million to individuals and 63 million in Series E bonds, while corporations are asked to invest 158 million in government securities. The state previously lagged in Series E investments despite strong overall performance.
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Missouri
War Bond Drive Urges Full Family Commitment
The call urges every family member to invest in Series E War Bonds as the war intensifies. Leaders warn against complacency, stressing that Germany and Japan are far from defeated and that Americans must stay employed, donate blood, and continue bond purchases to finish the job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Eisenhower
MacArthur
Germany
Japan
Hitler
Also Mentioned on This Page
Carlos Harris
Nora Harris
J. B. Harvey
Brookfield
M. L. Haning
Jay Griffis
Ethel, Mo
Mrs
Ray Griffis
Arthur Couch
Linneus
Kathleen Quigley
Ruth Lawrence
Milan
Earl Nickell
Wm. Kenley
Mildred Taylor
Glenn Freeland
Edgar Carter
Grim-Smith Hospital
T. M. Smith
Kermit Lambert
Sonja
Near North Salem
Browning
Eva Doris
Gene
Mrs. Carter
Louise Lambert
Marjorie Knifong
Kansas City
Orbra Knifong
Jas. P. Bolling
San Francisco
California
Virginia
Earl Jerome
Glenn Jerome
Henry Jerome
Near Shafter
James Gooch
Texas
James
James Morris
Jenny Sue
Floy Morris
Floyd Cokerham
LaPlata
Alda Brookshier
Joe
Edgar’ Cokeram
James Elliott
Arthur Rinehart
Clifford Elliott
Will Elliott
Harry Leslie
Near Haseville
Roy Rohan
Bert Mitchell
Paul Schwendeman
Leslie
Penny
Hamilton
Joe Nickell
Chillicotch
A. C. Chittum and
L. L. Ingraham
Gayle Ingraham
H. L. Adams
Sam Warren
Nellie Stone
D. G. Freeland
W. D. Grice
John Bill
John Grice
O. K. Vincent
Charles
Loren Vincent
Oda Spencer of
Laclede
John T. Hooker
W. J. Gooch
C. C. Williams
Elmer White
Green City
Sir Chellis G. White, Jr
Methodist Church
Max Schrock
Fort Leavenworth
Kansas
Arthur Bosch
Denver
Colorado
Ross Fuller
Bosch
Ruth Johnson
Earl Johnson
Cpl
Woodrow W. Slater
Aberdeen
Maryland
Slater
Marceline
Jennie Slater
C. E. Martin
Pvt
Phillip Bond Grice
Veterans Hospital
Springfield
David Forbes
Trenton
John Quigley
H. C. Bailey
Frank Roach
W. R. McPherron
Shannon City
Ross Fuller and Sons
Rex Snyder and Son
Green Castle
Warren
Browning, MO
Browning Rendering Service
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the Woman
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