Ration Dates and Coupons for Tires and Foods in 1940s
The notice outlines certificates no longer needed for recapping truck tires and requirements for inspecting passenger car tires. It details various ration coupons and their validity periods for gasoline, tires, canning sugar, processed foods, meats, fats, cheese, and shoes, with dates and book numbers. It notes that some inspections are discontinued but records must be retained and that certain coupons remain valid through specified deadlines.
Social Calendar Highlights For Midweek Picnics And Meetings
Community groups announce a week of events at Sunset Park and local churches. Dinners, picnics, and meetings run from 6:30 p.m. to 7:45 p.m. with hostesses including Mrs. Wolfe and Mrs. Plecker. attire and dish requirements noted. various clubs schedule quilt blocks, flowers shows, and guest days.
Keeping peaches from darkening during canning
Ruth Foster explains methods to preserve color in canned peaches. Use small batches, quick blanching, and hot syrup fill. Salt water baths or vinegar help prevent discoloration, and proper processing heat reduces browning while preserving edibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Foster
Stewart Bordwell Pre nuptial Dinner At Stewart Home
Mr and Mrs Everett L Stewart hosted a pre nuptial dinner for Esther Stewart and Dick Bordwell at the Stewart home. A 7 o clock turkey buffet featured summer flower centerpieces and lighted tapers. Guests included the Stewart family and Bordwell relatives as the couple prepares for a August marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett L. Stewart
Esther Stewart
Dick Bordwell
Cloyce Stewart
Benlon
Betty
Teddy
Mildred
John Stewart
Maizie Stewart
B. B. Bordwell
Mary and
Burr
Children at Bethel Present Program to Missionary Society
Bethel church children presented a program to the Missionary Society yesterday afternoon. Ruth Gideon was to lead, but Mrs. Harry Dye, president, introduced it in her absence. Fourteen members and six guests attended the program and social hour. Mrs. Don Brown led the devotional. A $9.15 collection for the children’s mission was taken. Social hour refreshments were provided by Mrs. C. J. Wolfe, Mrs. Floyd Letts, and Mrs. Charles Plecker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel Church
Missionary Society
Ruth Gideon
Harry Dye
Society
Don Brown
Childen
C. J. Wolfe
Floyd Letts
Charles Plecker
Just Us Club Picnic Enjoyed at Sunset Park
Six members of the Just Us club with their husbands and Mrs. W. C. Van Ness of Centeville held a picnic supper at Sunset park last evening. Mrs. L. F. Harding and Mrs. John Caldwell led the supper preparations and prize winners were Mrs. John Shebeck Mrs. E. H. Messer and Mrs. L. F. Harding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Just Us Club
W. C. van Ness
Centeville
Sunset Park
L. F. Harding
John Caldwell
John Shebeck
E. H. Messer
Sunset Park Community Event Honors A J Bielefeldt Family
A brief program and social will follow at the church parlors in Sunset Park honoring the A J Bielefeldt family hosted by Rebekah Lodge with a regular meeting at 8 30 p m at the hall.
Sunshine Community Club Hosts Thompson Twins Shower
Mrs Malcom Montgomery presided at the August Sunshine Community club meeting with guests including several children and local members. Plans were set for the annual family picnic at Muscatine park August 10 and a baby shower for Arnold and Allen Thompson with gifts displayed on a decorated table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malcom Montgomery
Sunshine Community Club
Wes Meyer
Virginia
Maurice Meyer
Richard
Marshall Koehler
Miller
Will Richards
Muscatine Park
Red Cross
Carl Sclmeider
Charles Cannon
Lyle Wilcox
W. C. Richards
George T. Koehler
P. C. Koehler
Arnold
Allen Thompson
Clyde Thompson
Thompson
Wilcox
Cannon
Fast Teeth Promise Stronger Fitted Dentures
Worry over loose false teeth is eased by FAST TEETH powder sprinkled on plates. The alkaline feel avoids gummy taste while providing added comfort and a firmer bite, advertised for use during eating speaking or laughing. Available at drug stores.
Grace Hill Ladies Welcome Guests At August Meeting
Grace Hill Ladies Aid Society hosted a guest day in the Community building with men women and children from the area attending. Southwest members on program committee led by Mrs Wes Engle. features included flag drill recitations piano solo and duets, readings, and an art gallery prepared by Mrs Ira Miksch. Refreshments served by northeast church members under Mrs Clyde Dawson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry Maker Club
Sunset Park
Floyd Letts
Country Club
Methodist
Rego
Just Us Club
Bethel Missionary Society
Cenbr Asta
C. J. Wolfe
Charles Plecker
Mra
Bridge
R. J. Patterson
Dan Brindley
Grace Hill Ladies Aid Society
Sunshine Community Club
Malcolm Montgomery
Man
Wes Engle
Louie Jugenheimer
Ann Shellman
Charles Hayes
Patricia Whisler
Wayne Hyde
Robert Hyde
Louis Jugenheimer
Gordon Shellman
Charles Strohm
John Williams
Ira Miksch
Clyde Dawson
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National Fresh Creamery
Velveeta
California
Valencia
Uss
Arkansas Eberta
Philadelphia
Ball Mason
Kellogg's Wheat Flakes
Ceylon
Wilbert
Aeaves
Okc
Victory
Fort Dearborn
Grahams
Graham Crackers
Salerno
St. Paul's Women’s Guild
Shemgge
H.E.O. Club
Walter Anderson
Friendly Circle Club
Harold Klopfenstein
Walter Longer
Glen Cuddeback
H.J. Club
Ray Sojka
Homemakers Club
Rural Women's Club
Dave Livingston
S. S
Noble Grand Circle
Women's Missionary Society
U.P. Church
Baptist Church
Bethel
Thompson Twins
GEM City Business College
Quincy, Illinois
D. L. Musselman
Quincy
Illinois
Montgomery
China
Carter
Ontgomery Ward
Tfroim
IARC
Grace Hill
Ie Rr Sale AN Sa
Montgomery- Ward
Shetland
Rothschild’s