Radio lineup features Annabella and Marine hero on CBS
Lovely Annabella and Lt. Steve J. Cibik, a Silver Star recipient, join the Kate Smith program on CBS Friday April 14. Erik announces Danish dancer Irmgaard Erik to wed in Chicago June 14. Dorothy Lamour appears April 17 with Alan Ladd in Coney Island on CBS Theatre. WLW invites listeners to request voices from Camp Wolters trainees.
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Lovely Annabella
U. S
Kate Smith
CBS
Steve J. Cibik
Bougainville
Phil
Baker
Irmgaard Erik
Chicago
Dorothy Lamour
Alan Ladd
Coney Island
Morning programs from Camp Wolters and linked broadcasts
Morning schedule notes Camp Wolters calling at 8 15 a m CWT with the 170th Army Band and soldier interviews. Miss Katherine Fox directs requests to camp officials for trainee participation. Kay Kyser to broadcast from Lancaster California April 19 9 00 p m with Georgia Carroll Harry Babbitt Sally Mason Ish Kabibble. Phil Baker hosts $64 question April 16 9 00 p m Hollywood Canteen with Cookie Fairchild. Helen Hayes and Edward Everett Horton appear on Stage Door Canteen April 14 9 30 p m CBS.
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Camp Wolters
170Th Army Band
Katherine Fox
Public Service
WLW
Kay Kyser
College of Musical Knowledge
Army Air Base
Lancaster
Calif
Georgia Carroll
Harry Babbitt
Sally Mason
Ish Kabibble
Phil Baker
Hollywood Canteen
WFBM
Cookie” Fairchild
Helen Hayes
Edward Everett Horton
CBS
Xavier Cugat Returns as NBC Bandwagon Guest Star
The Rhumba King Xavier Cugat and his band are slated for a return guest appearance on NBC Bandwagon on April 30. Margo Cugie, Cugat’s niece, will join as a guest on the same program. Cugat’s band is also heard on MBS Wednesday nights.
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Xavier Cugat
Margo
Cugie
MBS
Rationing at a Glance for Foods and Fuel in 1944
A summary of wartime rationing details listing blue stamps for processed foods including bread and fats, red stamps for meats cheese and canned goods, sugar stamps, shoe stamps, airplane stamps, gasoline and tires, fuel oil and stoves. It notes book numbers, point values, expiry dates, exchange options, and required endorsements with vehicle details.
Reappointed Executor for Emma J Overman Estate Rush County
Howard E Henley is reappointed by the Rush County Indiana Circuit Court as executor of Emma J Overman late of Rush County now deceased The estate is claimed solvent Dallas Hardwick Clerk and Russell B Titsworth Attorney dated April 4 1944
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Circuit Court
Rush County
State of
Indiana
Emma J. Overman
Executor Appointed for Elnora J. Hill Estate
The undersigned Rolland H. Jessup is named Executor of the estate of Elnora J. Hill of Rush County. The estate is reported solvent. Dallas Hardwick, Clerk Rush Circuit Court, attests. Russell B. Titsworth, Atty. April 3, 1944.
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Circuit Court
Rush County
State of
Indiana
Elnora J. Hill
Rolland H. Jessup
Local Visitors and Family News From Charlottesville Areas
Charlottesville residents Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lowder and family visited Philadelphia to see his parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lowder on Haster Sunday. Mrs. Mary Wales and Mrs. Earl Reicer joined Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wales in Greenfield for Sunday dinner. Daisy Bridges is confined to bed with arthritis. Ralph Zapf and family spent Easter in Greenfield with Elmer Collins and son. A son named Glen Wallace was born to Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Weber on Wednesday. Margaret Smith spent Easter in Rushville with Mrs. Frank Magee. Ralph Reicer left last week for unspecified duties or travel.
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Walter Lowder
Philadelphia
Mrs
Frank Lowder
Mary Wales
Earl Reicer
Carl Wales
Greenfield
Ralph Zapf
Elmer Collins
Wallace Weber
Glen Wallace
Margaret Smith
Rushville
Frank Magee
Ralph Reicer
Easter Visits And Club Meeting Reported In Area
Tom Gray spent Easter Sunday in Greenfield with Charley Walker. Miss Margaret Smith stayed at home from Richmond for Easter break. The Nameless Creek Club gathered this week at Mrs. Fern Vandenbark’s Wilkinson residence with members present.
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Earl Reicer
Tom Gray
Greenfield
Charley Walker
Margaret Smith
Richmond
Nameless Creek Club
Wilkinson
Fern Vandenbark
Garden Outlook for 1944 and Fertilizer Use
The War Food Administration reports a better 1944 garden outlook than 1943 with fertilizers supplying more plant food. Gardeners should focus on seed bed preparation as root systems stay shallow in the plowed area, ensuring better yields for victory gardens.
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War Food Administration
Fertilizer Tips For Victory Garden Planting
Garden guidance warns against direct contact with seeds or roots and advises placing fertilizer in the bottom half of soil. Eight inches deep spading recommended. Nitrates boost growth and are applied as top or side dressings after establishment. Maintain two to three inch distance from plants. A small hand spread covers six to eight plants or feet of row. Victory garden 4-12-4 or similar fertilizer sufficient. Until next time, good luck. READ THE WANT ADS
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Charlottesville
Greenfield
Dunham
Black Hawk
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N. Wash
Knightstown
Victor Moore
Ann Miller
Busines and Professional Directory
King’s Beauty Shop
Henry Nelson
Charlottesville, Ind
Rex E. Sexson
Greenfield, Ind
Richey
Tom Sapp
General Farm
Helen K. Minneman
2Nd & Main Sts
Rush Co. National Bank Bidg
Ind
Gardeners
Howard E. Henley
Dallas Hardwick
Rush
Russell B. Titsworth
Rush Circuit
Rep
Martin Dies
Texas
Committee On UN
Daisy Bridges
Everett Mitchell
Goodyear
Brickey’s
Ralph Matlock
Rolland Jessup
Gertrude Rawlings
Cleveland W. 8. C
Henley
Knightstown, Ind
Bausback Fertilizer Co
Bushville
Shelbyville
Americ
Spic & Span
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Knox
Brick Scot
Kise
Libby
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