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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1945
Page
4
Nashville defeated Atlanta 41 to 9, climbing from the cellar as Southern Association play continued. The victory, highlighted by Evans and others, moved Nashville ahead of Memphis in the standings and left Atlanta facing a tough stretch.
A clipped medical advice note discusses piles in women, offering doctor suggested remedies and practical tips. It mentions common remedies, relief approaches, and low cost options. emphasizes seeking professional care for persistent symptoms.
War Department reports three from the area wounded and missing in Europe. One wounded is Private Percy S Grimes, son of Mrs Mary B Grimes, Midland City route. Missing are Private Odell A Crowell and Private Russell Hudl.
Roscoe Richter seaman second class in USNR, son of Graceville residents, arrived at Naval Training Center Norfolk for training aboard an Atlantic Fleet destroyer. He is Cottondale High School graduate. a brother, Herman Richter, is a seaman first class. Glen O Gamble, Abbeville, member of the 34th aviation cadet class at Columbus Army Air Field, earned silver wings and a second lieutenant commission. The United States has about important lighthouses.
Do han Rotary Club hosted a program led by George Jordan principal of Rehobeth high school with performances by Bobby Ray Jenking and a group of Ashford high students. The event featured a speech on the Constitutional Rights of Man by Buren Wells. No guests or business were noted.
George D. Parker, a china torpedoman and son of Mrs. W I Parker of Graceville, helped establish one of the best practice torpedo fire records for a veteran U S destroyer in the western Pacific, a public relations release disclosed today.
Technician fifth grade Dunking Q Howard, son of Mrs. Mary L Howard of 708 Meade Street, receives the Distinguished Unit Badge as a member of the 38th Cavalry Reconnaissance Squadron Mechanized. The unit earned the Unit Citation for repelling the German counter offensive at Monschau last December.
Private Otho B. Tiller son of Mrs W T Kirkland 03 East Washington street has returned from ten and a half months service in the European theater of operations.
A cemetery working will be held at Memphis Baptist Church Thursday morning and all persons interested are requested to bring tools, it was announced today.
Farmers expecting a give sway ment after May 15 must complete registration. Officials note required steps and deadlines to ensure eligibility for forthcoming aid program.
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