WANTED EVERY HOOSIER IN A U S FOOD CLUB
Indiana U S Food Administration launches a statewide drive to organize United States Food Clubs. About fifteen hundred clubs formed so far, one third complete, in nearly all counties. Plans target finishing by September end to support war needs and Liberty Loan timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
U.S
U. S. Food Administration
Food Administration
United States
The
U. S
Uncle Sam
Food Club Division
U. S. Food Administration For
Indianapolis
Allies share sugar amid wartime rationing worldwide
The United States urges a voluntary two pounds per person monthly sugar allowance while Allied nations face harsher limits. England and France impose stricter rations and higher prices, Italy tightly regulates production, and Germany maintains domestic supplies. Saccharine substitutes appear in some markets as shortages persist.
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America
England
France
Italy
United States Food Administration
Germany
Ingland
Federal food ban eased for wheat products in August
Official notice lifts the ban on macaroni spaghetti noodles vermicelli and wheat alphabet effective August 7 for all public eating places. J R Morgan Howard county food administrator seized sugar and flour from Fred Adler 724 South Lindsay Kokomo and fined him 23 to the Red Cross for hoarding. Fort Wayne M and A restaurant closed a week for serving excess sugar and bread limits under food regulations.
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J. R. Morgan
Loward County
Fred Adler
South
Lindsay Street
Kokomo
Adler
Red Cross
Fort Wayne
United States
County official names deputy food administrator role
Fred A. Stewart county food administrator for Daviess county Indiana has designated separator men for all threshing outfits as deputy food administrator. The separator man will issue orders to protect grain and direct grain into feeders. disobedience will be reported to the government for wilful waste of food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred A. Stewart
Daviess County
Indiana
Local social notes and visits in Warsaw and nearby towns
The Record lists visitors and residents from Warsaw, Mentone, Elkhart, and surrounding areas. People such as Mrs. Davis, Miss Homman, James Harter, and Frank Helser are noted on trips to Warsaw and Wabash for visits and repairs. Also mentioned are health updates, subscriptions, Liberty Loan promotions, and local business ads.
Magazine Agency Offers Subscription Savings
An authorized subscription agency invites readers to call before sending renewals or new subscriptions. It handles subscriptions to any magazine and can save time and money. A catalogue is available on request.
Bloomer and Cass Families Reunion at Park
The Bloomer and Cass families plan a reunion at the park on Wednesday August 21. Attendees are expected to share memories and meals in a community gathering.
Embroidery Club Meet At Mrs Hill Home
Last Friday afternoon members of the embroidery club were entertained at the Mrs Clarence Hill home in the north part of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Kreamer
Warsaw
A. J. Kreamer
Lugar
Embroidery Club
Notice to Telephone Subscribers
Government seized the telephone plants at midnight July 31 and all accounts due before the takeover must be settled immediately. Peoples Mutual Telephone Co.
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Peoples Mutual Telephone Co
Howard-Larue Families Plan Fifth Annual Reunion
The Howard-Larue families will hold their fifth annual reunion at Myrtle-Glenn park near this place on Sunday, August 25. A large crowd is expected with a noon dinner and an afternoon program as the main features.
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Howard-Larue
Myrtle-Glenn Park
Park Visitors Enjoy Week at North Manchester
Park notes list visitors including Tom Wetzel John Kosher Lewis Allen Eugene Smith Joe Urshel Cecil Esler Robert Lubenville and Fred Reiffe from North Manchester. Mr and Mrs A G Herendeen of Chicago also attend. Ab expresses strong desire to stay if he can catch enough fish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Wetzel
John Kosher
Lewis Allen
Eugene Smith
Joe Urshel
Cecil Ehsler
Robert Lubenville
Fred Reiffe
North Manchester
A. G. Herendeen
Chicago
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CH V. Stainsby
Harry” £. Barnard
Official Food News
Harry E. Barnard
Federal Food Administration
Tmaean
W. H. Davis
D. F. Houmman
Zoda Fitton
Neva Homman
James Harter and
Frank Helser
Wabash
Mr. Harter
Lucinda Deweese
E. P. Snyder
James
Pontius
Mentone
Sprigg
Mabel
L. H. Olds
Elkhart
Liberty Joan
Berlin
Samuel Smith
Oliver Typewriter
A. C. Chambers
HE. ?. Hamilton
Bennie
John Ayers
Arthur Getty James
Ezra Flomman
Laporte
Ralph Kreamer
Fort Snelling Minn
Russel Kreamer
Ruecorp
Mr. Davis
Mrs. Davis
Margaret Paulus
Ted Dillman
Sidney
Guy Grube
Bippus
Gal Diliman
North
Manchester
George Dillman
Rowth
Willman Dillman
Elizabeh Greenwood
Chicawooth
BE. J. Wiltrout
Henry Stanley
Providence
K. I
Leckrone
Felda MccGlennon
Hmanuel Leckrone
Stanley
Kiva McGlenn
South Whitley
Ernest Mores
L. G. Menson
W. W. Hill
Otho Hill
State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F.S. Cheney & Co
Hall
A. W. Gleason Notary Public
F. J. Cheney & Co
Halls Family
Agency
Bloomer
Cass
Toot
E Hardware Co
Bourbon Silo CO
Bourbon, Ind
Kosciuske County
Wabash, Fulton and
Whitley Counties
Silver Lake
Ind
Henry Ford & Son
Kosciusko County
S.B. Whittenberger Ford
Claypool
Geo. Merkle
Clay Township
Merkle
S. B. Whittenberger
Indiana Council of Defense
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