Willow City Woman's Society Meets In March Gatherings
The Woman's Society of Christian Service organized by Rev. Weiss met at Mrs. Henry Horlen Jr.'s home. The next regular meeting is at Mrs. Nolin Althaus on Tuesday afternoon March 7. Multiple local residents and visitors from San Antonio Corpus Christi Fredericksburg Llano and Marble Falls are listed as guests and visitors at various family and social gatherings this weekend.
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Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Weiss
Henry Horlen Jr
Nolin Althaus
Marjorie Greathouse
San Antonio
N. H. Greathouse
Vera Barrier
Corpus Christi
Richard Laurence
A. Renick
Velma Renick
Mary Helen Renick
C. B. Renick
Carlos Young
Franz Pressler
Jim Burrier
Vera Burrier
Mozelle Edwards
Leroy Pfeil
Jeannie Seth Barker
A. A. Hardin
Hamp Lacey
Marable Falls
Chas. Young
Clifford Renick
Byron Hardin
Llano
Fredericksburg
Edgar Gold
Max Hahn
Emil Horlen
Liano
Red Cross War Fund Campaign Urged for Troops
A wartime appeal highlights the Red Cross as a constant aid to service members overseas. It urges Americans to donate, noting Red Cross support reaches every soldier wearing the uniform wherever American stars fly.
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Pacific Islands
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Red Cross War Fund
Residents visit relatives in Johnson City highlights
Mrs Louise Ferrell and her daughter visited her parents the Casparises in Johnson City. Lottie Oliver spent the weekend in Belton with her parents. Bob McKinney of San Antonio visited Johnson City. Oscar Fass and children from Copperas Mills were there Saturday. Royal Kent of Doss visited Gipsons. Ray Hardin of Cypress Mills came to town Saturday. Bill Hirsch from Camp Hood spent the weekend in Johnson City. Edwin Meier of Post Oak and family visited San Antonio. M O Gipson and baby from the Rocky Community were in Johnson City. Jay Danz and children from Miller Creek visited Saturday. Willie Hecker of Pleasant Hill was in town Saturday. Harold Milton Casparis and wife welcomed a baby girl. George Summy is sick this week. Jeff Smith and family visited Ray Harper at Iraan. Opal Cohen and baby from Round Mountain were in Johnson City. Lincoln Smith and son from Round Mountain were in town Saturday. Felix Sultemeier and children from Rocky visited Johnson City. Adolph Fuchs and family from Cypress Mills were visitors. Gipsons receive word Lt Maurice B Gipson, stationed at Virginia, now at Fort Benning Ga.
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Louise Ferrell
Austin
Johnson City
Austin Casparis
Lottie Oliver
Belton
Bob McKinney
San Antonio
Oscar Fass
Copperas Mills
Royal Kent
Doss
George Gipson
Ray Hardin
Cypress Mills
Bill Hirsch
Camp Hood
Edwin Meier
Post Oak
M. O. Gipson
Baby
Rocky Community
Jay Danz
Miller Creek
Willie Hecker
Pleasant Hill
Harold Milton Casparis
George Summy
Jeff Smith
Ray Harper
Iraan
Opal Cohen
Round Mt
Lincoln Smith
Felix Sultemeier
Rocky
Adolph Fuchs
Maurice B. Gipson
Virginia
Fort Benning
Words Not Found in Your Dictionary and Obituary Notice
Poem style quips on love minds ventriloquism and rouge followed by a Mason funeral notice for R. M. McMillan 89 of Fredonia community. Survivors include his widow and eight children.
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Mason
R. M. McMillan
Fredonia
Dawn Laurence Attends Carolyn Nichols Birthday Party
Dawn Laurence spent the night with Carolyn Nichols and attended Carolyn's birthday party on Wednesday.
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Dawn Laurence
Carolyn Nichols
Carolyn
One Way To Really Win
Grayson Jordan argues a delayed second front in World War II could save lives. He favors intensified bombing of Germany and heavy focus on Japan with continued Russian aid, while cautiously keeping relations with the Soviet Union. He urges coordinating British and Allied efforts to later press Germany after Japan is defeated.
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Gillespian
England
Africa
Germany
Hitler
Europe
Rusia
Japan
Sicily
Corsica
Sardinia
Italy
France
U. S
Adolf Hitler
Russia
Burma
China
Marshalls
Truk
Philippines
United Nations
Six Month Gasoline Rations For Farms
The OPA announced that six month gasoline rations for non highway farm use may be issued in installments. If a farmer has received part of his ration, he can request more without a formal application. The local board will decide whether to issue the remaining amount or a portion for the rest of the six month period.
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OPA
Sugar Supplies for Civilians Estimated 6 Percent Shorter
U S civilian supplies of sugar will be six percent less than 1943 consumption due to use of sugarcane molasses for industrial alcohol increased needs of the armed forces and allies and wartime shipping conditions.
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U. S
WFA
Kallenberg's Pharmacy Gum Slogan Refund Claim
A vintage ad line shows the slogan about not getting satisfaction from LETO'S gums with a promise of a druggist refund if it fails. It presents a consumer remedy assertion tied to Kallenberg's Pharmacy.
FASTEETH improves denture comfort and security
A dental powder called FASTEETH is marketed as an improved alkaline formula that helps keep false teeth firm and comfortable. It claims to soothe gums and prevent embarrassment from loose plates, urging readers to buy at any drug store.
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Galveston, Texai
Willow City News
Security Cafe
R. R. Jackson
Dempster
Fredericksburg Implement Company
Mohair
Sudan
Juenke & Schoenewolf
Admiral C. W. Nimitz
Adm. C. W. Nimitz
U. S. Pacific Fleet
Stance News
Vera Ruth Gipson
R. Roy Keaton
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Charity
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Magnolia Petroleum Company
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