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Newspaper

Dothan Eagle

Location

Dothan, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1944

Page

2

Tadell Dies Route At Hart County Burial

Tadell dies on a route through Hart County with burial at Gilpod cemetery conducted by Rev. wd. The family includes Mrs. Loveda of Graceville and sons Ez Tindell of Hartforg, D B Tindell of Newton, J. R Tindel of Elo LA, and Tindell of Apapka. Pallbearers listed as Jessie, Gene Bronson, Wayne, Lex, and Wegh Tinde.

Elgut Hartreo Yaluracea Pearce Gilpod Mrs. Loveda Graceville Gx Sons Tindell Hartforg Awit Tindell Newton Tow J. R Tindel Elo LA Tindell Apapka Hartford Denidres Tive Pallbearkrs Jessie Gene Bronson Wayne Lex

Unrationed slippers and amendments announced for 1943

A new order releases slippers from ra ms and Misses categories made before November 18 1943 with trims in gold or silver leather or imitation leather. Slippers of metalite mesh metallic trocade satin crepe or satin with stone applique also qualify. No patent leather shoes are included. Kishoma raised 132 500 000 pounds of peanuts in 1943.

Rams ‘Cumnen Tee County Kishoma

Sleepy Time Down South at Camp Rucker

It's Sleepy Time for Baby Myrna Jean Crouch at Camp Rucker Alabama as Mrs Key, wife of an Ozark businessman and mother of a 13 year old, devotes daily hours to earning a service stripe award. The stripe, a white rib, is worn over the heart after 500 hours of satisfactory service and increases with repeated tours. Photo credit U S Army Signal Corps.

Alabama Myrna Jean Crouch Fred Crouch Battalon U. 3 Army Signal Corps

Sergeant Clark Promoted to Technical Sergeant in Los Angeles

Sergeant Lloyd L. Clark of Do than route one was promoted to Technical Sergeant at an Army camp in Los Angeles California, announced yesterday. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Wade Clark of Dothan route one and entered the Army in March 1943.

Lloyd L. Clark Dothan Los Angeles California ger_ feant Clark Wade Clark Army

18 Pound Baby Born To Tennessee Woman

Knoxville reports a record weight birth as the Easlinger family welcomes a baby reported at 4 pounds heavier than prior records. The child, weighing 25 pounds, measured 71 inches long with an 18.13 inch head, while doctors note it is the couple’s third son amidst wartime work.

Knoxville, Tenn Bers George Enliszger Ed A Schumans Easlinger W OD Richards Aley Beslingers

Get Treatment At Venereal Clinic In Houston County

Attendance at the venereal disease clinic at the Houston County health department last month totaled 1,768 patients. Health officials said 8 weeks of treatment were completed for some, with dismissals expected this month. Clinics are held every Monday Wednesday and Friday from 1 to 3 p.m.

Houston County Health Department

Civilians Win Cash Awards For War Effort At Camp Rucker

James H Crook from Camp Rucker laundry proposed a conspicuous bulletin board listing when laundry was ready and a lunch hour stagger to ease pickups. His efficiency idea earned $20 as one of the first civilian cash awards for wartime efficiency.

Camp Rucker James H. Crook Elba Crook Mit Cainn Rocher War Department For & Tien Wiliam Jasrowsk Richard Muirhead Marian Broadhurst Board of Fudsea

Communion Planned at First Presbyterian Church Service

Holy Communion will be observed at the 11 o'clock services of the First Presbyterian Church today. Reverend Clement Ritter will conduct the service, announced last night.

Clement Ritter Pantor

Seven More Youths Of 17 Join Navy

Seven youths of age seventeen enlist in Navy training as Cadets at a regional facility. Names on the roster include Samie¢elo Frapan Wilt, New Tohmodnonte Fath, Mannar Bla Poy, Farmer Ginava, and Glenn Hirare Routh Hartford. Location listed as West North of street and city area.

Navy Ginava Glenn Hirare Routh Hartford George Kenard Riley Doe Than Barney Kennedy

Mippin Ay Cadet Theater AU Granted Privilege

Adens free Gotha Homer Preston Jr and Cadet selection Bagrd Morr Warecune pod The witest arenas in the eerl d e Avouta Nuere de Juliem 6 AIH.

Adens Gotha Homer Preston Jr Mippin Ay Gern Boas Avian Cadet Theater Witest Arenas Eerl de Avouta Nuere de Juliem AIH

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