Daughters and Robberies Mark Local Happenings
Mr and Mrs Ernest Ohm announce the arrival of a daughter Dorothy Irene born Monday. The Ben Flenner Company store in Martinsville was robbed of men s suits valued at 1500 to 2000 dollars Monday night. Raymond Lindley jail turnkey stopped an escape attempt by Carl Lograsso of Kansas City Missouri shooting him in the left thigh. Two thieves tried to enter Russell Jackson s West Union restaurant Saturday morning but failed. They broke A S Coryell s store glass and stole about 10 dollars from the cash register. The alarm woke Gordon Coryell and wife who saw two men cross the street toward a parked car Gordon fired five shots. Miss Helen Mott was taken to Union Hospital Terre Haute Monday for an appendicitis operation.
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Ernest Ohm
Dorothy Irene
Ben Flenner & Company
Martinsville
Raymond Lindley
Carl Lograsso
Kansas City
Lograsso
Russell Jackson
West Union
Coryell
Gordon Coryell
Gordon
Helen Mott
Marion Mott
Union Hospital
Terre Haute
Dennison Community Notes and Marriage Announcement
Attendance at Sunday school Sunday was 70. The Quinn family announces the marriage of their daughter Ja to Harold Jones in a Sunday ceremony at Rev H Kemp’s home. Numerous relatives and neighbors shared visits and dinners across Dennison and Marshall areas.
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Pauline Parsons
Robert Cubbage
L. D. Holmes
Earl Brown
Johnny
Harold Jones
John Yeley
Jay Yeley
Warren
Laura Yeley
Rex Hunter
Laura
Dean Holmes
Mildred Wolkers
Genevieve Holmes
Lillard Quinn
H. J. Kemp
Kemp
Rosanna Fairgrief
George Ray
Mildred Volkers
E. C. Volkers
Edna Doll
Robert Geisert
Wilma
Marshall
Roy Ray
Hiram
Walter Kirby and Sons
Fenton Webb
Carl Kirby
Winiford Montgomery
Lorra
Linda
Orville Taylor
Clarence Thompson
Ralph Fairgrief
Terre Haute
Sabra Ellen Tapscott obituary from Marshall Illinois
Sabra Ellen Mundy Tapscott born July 25 1861 in Anderson Township Illinois died January 14 1945 at her home 807 E Locust Marshall Illinois after a three week illness she was 83.5 married July 4 1879 to James Byron Tapscott mother of Omer Howard Jimmie and Joe two sons and husband and two sons preceded her in death. Funeral held at Christian church Tuesday at 2 pm Rev H J Kemp officiated burial in Marshall cemetery.
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Sabra Ellen
Squire
Sarah Sanders Mundy
Anderson Township
Clark County
Illinois
E. Locust Street
Christ
Freedom Baptist Church
Marshall Christian Church
James
H. J. Kemp
Wan
Marshall Cemetery
Card of Thanks for Mire Tapscott family
The Tapscott family thanks neighbors and friends for help during illness and after Mire Tapscott's death. They invite readers to donate unused items to start a neighborhood Swap Shop.
Yanks Clash with Japanese in Philippines Battle Front
Western Newspaper Union releases analysis on MacArthur's Lingayen Gulf invasion as the 170 mile convoy lands 120 miles from Manila. The report notes minimal coastal defenses, heavy air and sea bombardment, and a projected 200 000 Japanese troops facing the assault marking a pivotal step toward the final Philippine showdown.
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Douglas MacArthur
Luzon
Japan
U. S
Leyte Island
MacArthur
Philippines
Lingayen
National manpower draft sparks wartime labor shift
President urges 4 million 4F to war work and nurses to services as Congress considers compulsory labor mobilization. Selective Service orders review of deferments, while 1946 budget aims for reduced taxes and debt. Allied forces press in Europe as Von Rundstedt’s battered lines yield ground near the Meuse.
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Congress
Selective Service
von Rundstedt
Belgium Bulge
Meuse
France
Montgomery
Bradley
Bulge
St. Vith
Alsace
Seventh Army
First Army
Strasbourg
Meat institute forecasts slight weekly meat drop for civilians
The American Meat Institute predicts government purchases will lift with rationed and unrationed civil ian supplies in early this year to average about 2 percent pounds per week, compared with over 30 pounds weekly in 1944, as production also trends downward.
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American Meat Institute
Postwar Auto Buyers Show Strong Plans to Buy Within Two Years
Polk polls 50 000 car owners and 10 000 dealers finding 63 percent intend to buy a new vehicle within two years if prices stay stable. Half expect to keep same make, 40 percent undecided, 11 percent switch brands as postwar demand shifts toward expanded service and repairs.
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R. L. Polk and Company
Polk
Une
Methodist News: E N Wisely Minister and Crusade Update
The article lists Sunday services at the Marshall church with times and sermon title Christ's Belief in Human ity. It notes youth meetings and a Crusade kickoff in Dinols Conference, reporting a $1697 quota with $350 raised, plus G L G class meeting details and a January 28 evening service with an arranged program.
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Crusade News
Crusade
G. L. G. Glass
Ralph George
Infantile Paralysis Drive Calls Clark County To Help
The twelfth annual appeal urges Clark County residents to donate to the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. It highlights one in 82 million U.S. children under 15 as potential victims and stresses funds for epidemic control, medical research, treatment, and education through January 31. County Director Norman Bennett asks schools clubs and businesses to contribute.
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Clark County
National Foundation
United States
Tion
Goa
National Foundation For
America
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Mire
Onf
Tapscott
Joe Tapscott
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Moscow
Latvia
East Prussia
Budapest
Czechoslovakia
Aachen
Germany
War Stimson
Treasury
Morgenthau
Reich
Eugene P. Thomas
National Foreign Trade Council
Asia
Hot Springs
U.S
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Thee Maritime Commission
Federal Reserve Board
Deep South
Atlantic
Arizona
Atlanta
Dallas
Greece
Athens
Paris
SOAST
Methodist News
E. N. Wisely
Norman Bennett
Watkins Pepper
Frank Snyder
Hickory St
Til
Krogers
Chuck Roast
Michigan
Kroger’s Country Club
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