Deer Creek News Briefs From Weekend Visits And Local Events
Mrs Minnie Showalter is improving and Mrs Clara Williams has been hospitalized with a severe child. Mr and Mrs Will Yakey visited Mr and Mrs Evert Garrison. Will Wright and family from Winona Lake visited. Gid Ray of Jay County spent weekend with sister Atitia Lenon. Ramsey's returned from Washington. Mary Tribbett visited Lenon family in Logansport. Deer Creek Aid served lunch at O C Sewid fair. Oral Caldwell home and improving. Charley Martin and son Carl guests of Wayne Forgey. Bert McCain says Floyd is all right. Mike Campbell family Estelle Pugh and Claudia Pugh visited Flora Wright. Oil stove fire in engine house extinguished before damage at Virgil Joyce home. Mothers of World War Two of Camden met at DeWitt home. committees named. Jennie Snoeberger dismissed from Cass County Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Yakey
Evert Garrison
Will Wright
Winona Lake
Deer Creek
Gid Ray
Jay County
Atitia Lenon
A. C. Ramsey
Washington
Mary Tribbett
Clifford Lenon
Logansport
Carl
Wayne Forgey
Bert McCain
Floyd McCain
Mike Campbell
Estelle Pugh
Claudia Pugh
Flora Wright
Virgil Joyce
Camden
DeWitt
Hunt
Edging
Mockerman
Wallace
Yinn
Oskins
Wagoner
Jennie Snoeberger
Cass County Hospital
Winter Clothing and Shoes at Quick and Clifford
Corduroy pants leather coats Alpabora top coats Curlee coats and suits Cooper warm underwear sweaters Wolverine shoes and every item to keep you warm offered by Quick and Clifford.
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Alpagora
Coopers
Wolverine
QUICK
Clifford
War Ration Rules Outline Coupons and Limits for 1942 43
The document lists ration book types A B C T D EB R and the value of each coupon in gallons or pounds. It notes current books expire March 1 1943 and outlines coffee and sugar coupon use through early 1943 and requirements for establishments and organizations to surrender books when serving 14 or more meals weekly.
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Office of Defense Transportation
Indiana War OPA ration details for fuel oil and gasoline
The Office of War Information outlines Indiana fuel oil and gasoline rationing. Second period fuel oil coupons cover ten gallons per unit until specified January and February dates per Zone B and C, with third and fourth periods extending validity. all sheets and unused coupons return to local boards after expiration. Gasoline A book has 32 coupons at four gallons each. No. 3 expires January 21, A book covers 90 personal driving miles at 15 mpg and 150 occupational miles monthly. B book limits 470 miles monthly, with 16 coupons of four gallons each and varying expiration per book.
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Office of War Information
Indiana
Marion
Ten Percent Ledge Sacrificed for War Bonds
A factory boss reassures Bessie a widow with eleven children that her family can spare only a dollar a week for War Bonds. He praises her sacrifice and highlights a Treasury Department report on American women’s dedication to the war effort.
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Bessie
Jake
Sam
Treasury Department
Tve
Winter flying jackets fight war bonds for air crews
Ad for army and navy air corps flight jackets priced from 12 to 18 dollars, horsehide leather with shearling. One 18.75 dollar war bond yields five years of clothing for airmen, urging local citizens to invest 10 percent of salary daily to support American flyers and War Bond drives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Navy
U. S. Treasury
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Bing Needle
Gray Fox
Squirre
Deer Creek News
Minnie Showalter
Clara Williams
Delphi
Wyeryboh
U.S. War Bonds
Hehzh
Roxy
John Boles
D. Barrymore
Kay Francis
Omaha Trail
Andrews Sisters
Sun. - Mon
Flying Tigers
John Wayne
Victory and Production Front
Ann Rutherford
Internat
United Nations
Ph Eerie Galib
WAR
Raul
Rockfield, Indiana
Creasy Department
Miles Nervi
U.S. Treasur
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