Wattsburg Fair Associa plans wartime show this season
Wattsburg Fair Association officers and directors met to tentatively contract acts and entertainments for the annual exposition. The Wattsburg show is set for August 28 to September 1, with preparations under way and entries expected from Tinby and county participants. A wartime edition of the premium list will be published in spring or early summer as repairs and improvements proceed.
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Edi
Wattsburg
Bird
Tinby
Fair Association
Third Army presses toward Ludwigshafen Mannheim in Saar valley drive
Allied forces under Patton push through the Saar valley with pockets of German resistance dwindling. Mainz, a key Rhine fortress, has fallen. Ludwigshafen and Mannheim lie ahead as the Third Army controls large Reich territory and nears Berlin, with the 90th Division reaching Mainz.
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Saarland
Tolind Saarbruecken
Kirn
Patton
Ludwigshafen-Mannheim
Rhine
Ludwigshafen
Mannheim
Maina
Berlin
Germany
Third Army
Gutenberg
Mainz
Cantersbourg
Ludwieshafen
Middle Rhine
Bad Weather May End Maple Syrup Season
Muddy and uncertain forecasts threaten sap runs as freezing nights fail to materialize. Northeast districts fear buds on fruit trees have begun to burst and heavy frost may wipe out a large portion of the crop for the season. Meanwhile Mrs Marva Trotter Bartow files for divorce from Sgt Joe Louis Bartow, world heavyweight champion, citing desertion.
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Genuiues
Truit
North East
Louis
Chicago
Marva ‘Trotter Bar- Tow
Sgt
Joe Louis Bar- Tow
Clymer Club Hosts Guests In Busy Meet
Clymer March meeting of the Businessmen's Club in the Clymer Central School cafeteria featured a beef dinner for 54 served by the American Legion auxiliary. Guests included basketball club members and Sgt. Charles Howles, Corp. Thornton Newhouse, Roger Thompson, and Beckerink recently discharged from the Southwest Pacific. Speakers were R. H. Taft Jamestown High coach and G. E. Sweringen Chauntauqua County athletic president. The club voted $50 to the Red Cross. The Young Ladies Mission Band met at Mrs. Harold TenHaken's home with a program led by Mrs. Leslie Caffish and Mrs. VanderSchaaf. The 20th Century Club met at Mrs. Nettie Rhebergen’s home for routine business and a life of the Folmes family review. Corpral and Mrs. Thornton Newhouse and daughter visited on furlough. Rev. Claude Eshelman stayed with his brother. Other local residents and church notices follow with regular services listed.
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Chexmusts
N.Y
Businessmen’s Club
Clymer Central School
Cffeteria
Ladies of the American Legion Auxiliary
Charles Howles
Corp
Thornton Newhouse
Roger Thompson
Beckerink
Southwest Pacific
Carlyle Neckers
R. H. Taft
Jamestown High School
G.E. Sweringen
Chaitauqua County Athletic Assciation
Lake Wood High School
C. E B. Spitzer
Red Cross
Young Ladies” Mission Band
Harold TenHaken
James Gravink
Ralph Wassink
Ralph Damcott
Leslie Caflisch
Raymond Wassink
Frederick VanderSchaet
VanderSchaaff
Caffisch
Schotzbarger
Corry
India
Emmaus
Timmer
Clib
Nettie Rhebergen
Myrtle Gallup
Walter Grojérs
Alfred, Newhouse
Claude Eshelman
Houghston
N. C
Ed Eshelman
Patty Wiggers
Paul
Ian
Ruth Farnsworth
Rochester
N. Y
Wilbur Farnsworth
Hornellsville
John Wiggers
North Clymer
Erie Hospital
Marvin Holthouse
Emory Morrison
Cleveland
Clymer
Chautauqua
Color Inheritance Theories on Color Appreciation
Experts suggest color appreciation echoes ancestral temperaments and irritations toward color. The note cites Witcombings and argues that people drawn to colors may descend from ancestors who shared similar tastes and tolerance for color.
Adam and the Apple Pain Urges Udgar Relief Claim
A satirical ad-like snippet asks if Adam could eat the apple without stomach ulcer pains and promotes Udgar Tablets for ulcer and indigestion. It offers a double money back guarantee after the first dose and cites Rexall Drug Store and other drug stores as sources.
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Rexall Drug Store
War Department curfew order hits New York City nightlife
War Department enlists military police to enforce a midnight curfew in New York City as part of Byrnes plan, prompting surprise among bar owners and soldiers. Orders directed service commands nationwide but mainly target the city where Mayor La Guardia maintains a 1 AM limit.
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Associated Press
New York
War Department
la Guardia
New York City
Stoke Club
Washington
James F. Byrnes
Cffewt
Naval Shore Patrol Headquarters
Army and Navy Casualties and Port Figures Reported
A Washington report summarizes casualties and port dispatches from the Navy and Army. It notes 150 killed, 464/731 reported, with 209 and 8p as additional figures, plus broader wartime losses and banking/port data.
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Ser
Navy
Washington
Pris
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