OPA Answers questions on Sugar Ration
Washington May 1 War Ration answers explain sugar rationing under the quota system. Registration will run May 4 to 7 with schools serving as registration and distribution centers. Local boards set hours. check newspapers or the school principal. Consumers must file a registration form and certify household sugar use. if over 16 pounds per person, or over 10 pounds per person on average, War Ration Books may not be issued. Sugar purchases require stamps. first four stamps allow up to one pound each, stamps may change with supply. Each stamp is valid for the announced period and tearing out stamps to take to store is not allowed. War Ration Books must be presented. If lost or mutilated, report to the local rationing board.
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Office of Price Administration
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West Indies
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Office of Price
War Time Rationing Defines Sugar Purchases
The wartime rationing rules determine who may buy sugar and how much. If you do not need sugar, do not buy it. the ration board sets eligibility and quantity limits for allowed purchasers.
Pulpit Exchanges and Local News From Fields and Wellington
On Sunday May 3 Rev Thompson will preach in Wellington and Rev 1 J Jack will lead Mae morning service in Fields at 10 15 a m. Former Fields resident Mr Schlock visits with Charles Black and old classmates welcome him at worship. Sergeant Evan Detwiler travels from Bastin Mass to visit family en route to Illinois. Miss Hazel Reed and friends travel to FL Knox Ky over the weekend. Miss Nelson Moves returns to her parents as her husband is called to service. C C Maple attends Midwest conferences following illness.
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Wellington
J. Jack
Fields
Mae
Schlock
Evan Detwiler
Bastin
Mass
Hazel Reed
FL. Knox
Mia
Nelson
Alice Bartter
Hiey
C. C. Maple
Chatham News Notes Social Visits and Upcoming Weddings
Local residents visited and hosted gatherings across Chatham and nearby towns. Mr. and Mrs Milan Whitman hosted the Friendship class at the Packard home. Miss Ada Dackinste announced her engagement to Mack Whitman for May 2. Several families attended church meetings and district events, with multiple listings of attendees and upcoming nuptials.
Medina events mark spring gatherings and honors
In Medina on Wednesday evening Max McFadden leaves for a military posting. Mr and Mrs Wilbur Packard were dinner guests of Ernest Mackard and his wife. The district held a board party with Mr and Mrs Henry Griffin. A school dance is planned for Saturday May 9 with Iroddy's Orchestra. The Junior and Senior banquets are May 14 and laureate services May 20 at Congregational church. Commencement exercises May 27 and a May 2 school picnic are announced. A note mentions 30 school textbooks at variance with President Camacho's government in Mexican schools.
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Ellsworth Hawke
North Eaton
Eugene Griffin
Lawrence Walkden
Wilbur Packard
Lee Walkden
Milan Whittan
Ither Latter
Roy Krucaels
Medina
Max McFadden
Miititary
Tone Steadtlon Goon
Wilbur Dackard
Mra
Ernest Mackard
Iroddey
Furnis
Tausle
Hev
Uickersutt
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Fdna Goodyear
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