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Newspaper
Graettinger Times
Location
Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1944
Page
10
Wilbert Winkle, 44, runs a repair shop behind his home and informs his draft board he is single and eligible for service. A newspaper photographer later captures him at work, headline "Winkle Proud to Fight," marking him as Springville’s first married selectee drafted for service.
In Maple Avenue a community braces for Wilbert Winkle as he is drafted after a tense home stretch. Amy Winkle consoles him, while neighbors recount past feuds and the looming separation. The night ends with packing, a cautious will, and a joke about rubber shortages as the draft looms.
Lesson discusses Christian brotherhood as tested in need and conflict. Paul models courteous considerate and cooperative steps in reconciling Onesimus with Philemon, stressing prayers, genuine praise, restraint, and shared responsibility within a Christian partnership.
Virginia Vale reports on stars like Rebe Bendix promoting Birmingham hospital bazaar in San Fernando Valley while selling unrationed groceries. Bing Crosby Productions forms with John L. Sullivan tale as first project. Gary Cooper pursues producing after Casanova Brown. Also notes Underground Report, Three's a Family baby cameo, Laraine Day’s exclusive Hollywood theater circuit, Lily Pons Persia tour, Anne Seymour Stage Door Canteen pin, and other showbiz items for servicemen.
Sun suit for sister and brother bib set described with sun to sunflower theme and gay colors. Pattern 631 includes transfer pattern for two bibs and all pieces for sizes 1 2 3 or 4 in one kit. High demand and war conditions delay some popular numbers. place orders with the listed address.
A grave digger digs too deep and cannot climb out as night falls. He shouts for help and a passing drunk, noticing the man, jokes that the digger has no dirt on him, then kicks dirt in, leaving the trapped worker to endure the cold and awkward situation.
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