Wedding Solemnized At Holy Trinity Chicago
Pvt Leon M McElroy son of Mr and Mrs Ervin McElroy of Kan sas and Miss Valeria Radzinski daughter of Mrs Rachel Radzinski of Chicago were united in a double ceremony at Holy Trinity church Chicago on Sunday August 20 at five oclock The bride wore a white satin gown with veil and bouquet The bridesmaids and ushers are named along with other attendees The reception followed at the Warsaw restaurant The couple will return to Kansas where he is stationed Also includes a short social noting Miss Marguerite South hosting visitors and a large list of guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon M. McElroy
Ervin McElro
Valeria Radzinski
Rachiel Radzinski
Chicago
Holy Trinity Church
Wanda Radzinski
Marvelene McElroy
Malcolm A. Roberts
Hartselle
Sgt
Eugene Wroblewski
Warsaw
McEl
CHILD'S JUMPER SUIT PATTERN OFFER
Anne Adams advertises pattern 4505 for a child jumper with jacket and blouse options in sizes 2, 4, 6, 8 and 10. The ad specifies fabric yardage and pricing, instructs sending twenty cents for the pattern and fifteen more for the Fall and Winter Pattern Book, plus a free hat and muff-bag pattern in the book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Decatur Daily
Pattern Dept
St. New York
N. Y
PEX SONALS Acknowledges Visits From North and South
Mrs Kenneth Jordan, visiting her parents Dr and Mrs F R Benson, plans to return to New Orleans La later this week. Miss Fern Craig of Chicago spent the weekend with Miss Nelle Frank Moore. Misses Craig and Moore
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Jordan
F. R. Benson
New Orleans
Fern Craig
Chicago
Nelle Frank Moore
Craig and
Moore
Alabama social notes highlight university ties and visits
Collegemate alumni from the University of Alabama are named with sorority leaders Miss Jane South and Miss Marguerite South visiting Birmingham. Visitors arrive from Monteagle Tennessee Dallas Texas Anniston Talladega and Rome Georgia while others plan Labor Day gatherings and short trips to Orlando Miami and Birmingham.
Meat point values unchanged as September rationing starts
Washington reports four week period from Sept 3 to Sept 30 will keep meat point values steady. Cheese varieties of group 3 rise from 8 to 10 points per pound while canned milk drops to one point per pound. Creamery butter remains 16 points per pound and process butter doubles to 12 points. Overall civilian meat supply up 2.1 percent, better grades down 10.5 percent.
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Washington
Munster
Limburger
Camembert
Office of Price Administration
War Food Administration
OPA
Falkville to Elect Mayor and Council on September 18
Falkville voters will choose a mayor and five council members on Monday September 18. E L Drinkard is sole mayor candidate and five men are named for the council D F Sivley J L Rowe L E Brown D L St John and Conrad Roden with Roden the only new contender. Falkville reports low indebtedness with 1000 on the general fund and 18000 on waterworks plus 12000 for paying and each debt being reduced. Drinkard says the town is moving toward debt free status with money in the bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falkville
E. L. Drinkard
D. F. Sivley
J. L. Rowe
L. E. Brown
D. L. St. John
Conrad Roden
Roden
Drinkard
Final Games in City Softball League Tonight
Final games in the city softball league are set at Delano Park starting 7 45 p m Cooper Wells and Goodyear meet in the first game Independ ents face Courtland in the second Rain would push to Friday night Individual trophies will be awarded to winning team members after a three game playoff next week A collection will be taken tonight for trophies Softball crowds have grown and playoff crowds are expected Southern Airways won the first half and will contend for the city title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delano Park
Cooper-Wells
Goodyear
Courtland
Southern Airways
Local residents plan visits and military moves
Mrs. Sam Jones undergoes an operation at Hamil clinic. Sgt. Robert J. Bell transfers from Bradley Field to Norfolk Army Air Field with Mrs. Bell and baby joining in September. Billy Lyle and Rich ard Marlar will arrive from Newberry College. Mrs. Thomas B. Tower visits Mrs. Leo Wright in Chattanooga. Mrs. Reynolds visits mother in Winchester. Friends note Lee Holland S-2c is improving at Camp Perry after a hospital stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Holland
Camp Perry
Robert J. Bell
Bradley Field
Conn
Norfolk Army Air Field
Norfolk
Bell
Nancy Edwards
Baby
Thomas B. Tower
Chattanooga, Tenn
Leo Wright
Vine Street
Paris Liberation Intrigue and Jubilant Autograph Frenzy
The writer recalls Paris on liberation day with crowds cheering and soldiers swarmed by fans. French streets filled with color as civilians kiss soldiers, sign autographs, and celebrate amid a festive, almost Hollywood like atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madelon
Hollywood
RAF Mosquitos strike rail and industrial targets in Europe
British Mosquitos attacked railway and industrial targets in Northern France and Germany. They bombed Frankfurt without loss, strafed rail yards from the Ardennes to Metz and Saarbrucken, and wrecked multiple trains on the Somme crossing Amiens and St Valery.
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Boy Austin Bealmear
London
France
Germany
Frankfurt
Ardennes Gap
Metz
Saarbrucken
Sedan
Somme
Amiens
St. Valery
Transocean
Soissons
Allies Ready If Gas Is Used
British opinion holds gas would be employed only if Nazi plans drive to ruin end resistance succeed. If Germans unleash gas on civilians, their own cities may be drenched with it. No official comment, but military views urge silence on the rumor.
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Lewis Hawkins
London
Britain
Germany
Allied command reshuffle in Northern France linked to a broader retreat
The piece notes German retreats exposing their frontier defenses as Allied planning intensifies. Eisenhower elevates Omar Bradley to overall commander of American forces in Northern France, sharing authority with Montgomery who remains in charge of British fields. Montgomery stresses unity with the motto One for all and all for one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
English Channel
Eisenhower
Omar Bradley
Bernard Montgomery
Montgomery
England
Unpardonable Sin Sermon Planned at Ninth Street Church
A large congregation attended revival services at Ninth Street Methodist Church. Neighboring churches joined in fellowship and cooperation as Dr Saxon is set to speak on The Unpardonable Sin Thursday at 8:00 PM and morning and evening services are open to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninth Street Methodist Church
Saxon
Rey
Nolen
Son of Dothan Editor Is Killed
Lieut. William H. Hall son of Mr and Mrs Horace Hall was killed in an aircraft accident in the European theater on Aug 16. He enlisted in 1942 and arrived in Europe in July 1944 as a Liberator bomber pilot and formerly worked on The Dothan Eagle editorial staff. His father is editor and publisher of The Eagle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dothan
Ala
William H
Billy) Hal
Horace Hall
War Department
Lieut
Hall
Dothan Eagle
Air Corps
Lieut. Hall
The
Eagle
Similar Knit Hosiery Warmth Oblivious to Fabric Type
The article states there is no warmth difference between cotton and silk hosiery if the knit and thickness are identical. It also notes that cooking frozen foods while still frozen can lead to loss of Vitamin C during thawing.
Nature will keep women in kitchens after the war
Dorothy Dix argues postwar plans for women are speculative and urges that Nature sets timeless roles. She notes many predict shifts but insists most women will return to home tasks, marriage, and child rearing, with careers gravitating to the kitchen and nursery.
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Eve
Ammunition Ban Lift Prompts Mixed Stock Availability
The War Production Board lifted the ban on selling ammunition to hunters with immediate effect. A WPB spokesman said some dealers lack shells and cartridges, while many neighborhood hardware stores and suppliers already hold sizeable inventories due to prior sales to farmers and ranchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Production Board
WPB
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Marguerite South
Jane South
Birmingham
Johnston Street
Miss South
Lillian Houser
Bonnie Park
Beverly Hodges
Elizabeth Ann Chappell
Jerry Wallace
Maggie Gregg
Jo Hamilton
Peggy Crutcher
Betty Simmons
Earl Joyce Lee
Betty Jean Gasaway
Annie Sue Cain
Mimi Jones
Cheri Chandler
Betty Ware Wyatt
Margaret Stickney
Betty Jean Johnson
Dorothy Fitzpatrick
Margaret Ann Brooks
Nell Laubenthal
Mary Jean Sittason
Freida Turley
Marie Ryan
Nancy Wilson
Barbara Hale
Katie Sue Emens
Wendellyn Grey
Jean Link
Shirley Braswell
Ann Ferguson
Anne Garner
Ican Institute of Launder- Less
Er Ian
Goidel
University of Alabama
Miss Craig
Charlotte Orr
Monteagle
Tenn
Roberta McLaurin
Dallas
Texas
Carter Dobbs
Roy Grooms
Maude Odum
Caroline Sue
Ben Johnson
Rock Hill
S.C
E. H. Lee
Anniston
Milton Dumas
Mr. Lee
Janie Ruth Lee
W. T. Allen
Talladega
S. F. Hunt, Sr
Canal Street
Mrs. Allen
LeRoy McEntire
Ann McEntire
Lt. McEntire
Orlando
Fla
Miami
Woolsey Finnell, Jr
Tuscaloosa
Jack Smallwood
Jackie
Rome
K. B. Holland
Raymond Farrer
Decatur
Pontiac Service Agency
Kennedy
Motor & Recapping CO
Moulton ST
Sam Jones
Hamil Clinic
W. T. Barnes
W. A. Farrer
Guntersville
Sam Brown
Fay
Ardmore, Tenn
Charles Sanders
H. M. Sigman
Friay
Billy Lyle
Richard Marlar
Newberry College
Newberry
S. C
Miss Wendellyn Grey
Clarendon, Ark
Maxie Lee
James Ratliff
Ralph Sartor
Memphis, Tenn
Robert Reynolds
Winchester, Tenn
Fannie J. Holland
Walnut Street
Moye
City Park
Juliet Colman
Ronald Colman
Benita Hume
Colman
Pyle
Paris
Hank Gorrell
Charles E. Lee
Camp Blanding
Gainesville
Dewitt MacKenzie
Ipan Catur Alara
Dorothy Dix
Dorothy Old
Enue
Bell Syndicate
Evelyn's Beauty Shop
Old Ferry Road
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