Victory Loan bonds prove sound economy
The Victory Loan drives fund the war and stabilize peace. Treasury aims to 11 billion, with 4 billion from individuals, 2 billion via Series B bonds, to bring veterans home, maintain occupation forces, and settle war contracts. Since 1941, it has raised 207 billion, selling to over 25 million Americans, expanding savings and debt distribution.
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Treasury
Ted R. Gamble
Budget Bureau
Federal Reserve
Victory
America
Buy Victory Bonds Regularly Hold Them
War finance officials in Washington explain weekly savings of 8.75 dollars in Victory Bonds for one year will accumulate to a down payment on a home. The timetable outlines other small savings and their future values.
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Washington, D. C
War ‘Finance
Victory
Thanksgiving for the fallen and wounded in war bonds
A patriotic tribute by Francis J. Spellman urges the nation to bear the costs of war. The message honors the fallen and wounded, calling for shared sacrifice and gratitude toward those serving in the military.
Pleasant Hill Social News Recap
Mrs. George Hamm and Mrs. Wesley Stevens of Omaha visit Pleasant Hill with relatives at the Tarbell home. Iconium Methodist Ladies Aid meets at Vern Moore’s with Sibyle Argo Ida Argo Blanche Argo Edith Callen Florence Dicks Flo Frame Viola Clark Dale present. Local visitors include Ray Sheldon Hattie Hammond and James Murphy family. Community events feature chicken blood testing for John McAninch and gatherings at multiple homes. Order fitting of all kinds from the Maren Union.
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Iconium
Methodist Ladies Aid
Vern Moore
Sibyle Argo
Ida Argo
Blanche Argo
Edith Callen
Florence Dicks
Flo Frame
Viola Clark
Dale
George Hammond
Ray Sheldon
Eather Murphy
Fred Hammond
Viola
Hattie Hammond
James L. Murphy
Nellie Clayworth
Lloyd Clark
Mildred
Billie Moore
Hiattsville Community Notes Regular Meeting Report
Hiattsville By Mrs. Lloyd Rosa Hiattsville W 8 C S met for their regular monthly meeting Thursday Nov 15 with Mrs. Golda Hiatt A cooperative dinner at noon was enjoyed Thirteen India present Next meeting will be in two weeks with Mrs Anna Hiatt Virgil Dooley Merton Rose a Clair McDanel attended the bo 4 H meeting at the Keith Phillie home Thursday evening Mrs Adam Daniels and son Kenneth and Ira Yeanger were in Moulton Sunday Pearl Histt Mr and Mrs W A Rose Mr and Mrs Alva Criddie baugh attended the dinner at the Clyde McDonald home Sunday Mrs McDonald entertained the adult Sunday School class of which she is the teacher Mr and Mrs Carol Brees and Danny moved to Ottumwa Tuesday They were Sunday visitors at the Lute Hiatt home also the Carl VanZante family Carroll Clough of Miami Beach Florida received his discharge from the army at Scotts field Ill on Friday and arrived here to be with his wife and son at the parental W A Rose home and with his parents at Memphis On Mr and Mrs Roy Dooley of Centerville were Sunday dinner guests at the Virigil Dooley home Sgt and Mrs Wray Smith and daughter Judy spent Sunday eve ning at the Lloyd Rose home Mrs Veta Argo received a tele am from her husband Francis Igo saying he had arrived in New Jersey and would be home soon Corps Argo has been in the E T O since May 1944 serving in France Belgium and Germany The young married people s class are entertaining the adult class of the Wesley Chapel Sunday School to a social evening at the Ernest Histt home on Friday evening Nov 23.
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W.8.c.s
Golda Hiatt
India
Anna Hiatt
Pearl Histt
W. A. Rose
Alva Criddiebaugh
Clyde McDonald
Carroll Clough
Miami Beach
Florida
Scottsfield
Ill
Memphis
Veta Argo
Francis Igo
New Jersey
Argo
France
Belgium
Germany
Wesley Chapel Sunday School
Ernest Histt
Local News Notes From Moravia And Area
Franklin residents and neighbors are listed visiting relatives and helping with chores. The record notes multiple calls at the John Moffatt home, shed building on a Monday, and visits by Ammons, Swift, Summers, Stutler, and McFatridge families. Social calls occur around Terre Haute Indiana and Moravia with several families named.
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Ciara A. Johnson
Joe Johnson
Chet Broshar
Lie
Moravia
Blue Davenport
George Spangler
Leghorn Roosters
Gus. Tisue
Esther Babb
Frank Woodward
Jersey
W. E. Burd
Gaylord McDanel
Iowa
Ida McCrory
Lic
The
Moravia Union
W. P. Davis
White Rocks
New Hampshire
Gardner & Son
Moret
Henderson
H. BE
Lementine Tucker
Good Close
Exel
Gardner and Son
Cargill
Chet Atoshar
Ted 8. Gamble
War Finance Division
U. S. Treasury
By Dugan
Spellman
Francis J. Spellman
Dedhishun
New York
Pleasant Hill
George Hamm
Wesley Stevens
Omaha
Frank Tarbell
John Medland
Mrs
Lloyd Massmen
Polaons
John McAninch
Fern Penfield
Martha Massman
Clara Massman
Gona
Carl Fenton Ome
Maren
Alfred D. Beckley
Pittsburgh
Flack
Halloran General Hospital
Hiaten Island
Hiattsville
Lloyd Rosa
Virgil Dooley
Merton Rose
Clair McDanel
Keith Phillie
Adam Daniels
Kenneth
Ira Yeanger
Moulton
Carol Brees
Danny
Ottumwa
Lute Hiatt
Carl VanZante
Roy Dooley
Centerville
Virigil Dooley
Fred Ammons
Albia
Lloyd Calle
Gon
Roy Moffatt
Lloyd Ammons
Fred Argo
Roscoe Argo
Coy Swift
Kenneth Stutler
Janet Kay
Terre Haute
Indiana
Earl Swift
David Summers
Will Moffatt
Lea
Frank Cox
Mary
Henry Elliott
Johnny
Rozella
Joe Lucas Visi
Ted
John Moffatt
Aymond Martz
Hugh McFatridge
Rex Haver
Hugh . McFatridge
Lilyd. Ammons
John Worott
Basil Harteen
Roy
Clyde Sheldon
Richard Allen
George Ostermier
Raymond Martz
UPA Alos Seller Cocmns
Rockers
Hassocks
Doll Houses
Childrens Costumers
Petar
Paetry
Turner & Son
DR. Hess
Veach Drug Store
Rexal2
the Moravia Union
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