Local Service People on Leave and Navy Family News
Pvt Edward Prebyl Jr of Fort Sill Oklahoma is on an 11 day furlough at home with parents Mr and Mrs Ed Prebyl. His brother Everette left Sunday for the United States Navy. Lt J W Ripple and wife spent weekend in Iowa City with her parents Mr and Mrs J D Rabenold. Ripple ill with streptococcus throat while in Rabenold home and transferred to sick bay at Cherry Point NC. John Perdock listed with Amarillo Texas address and new unit details. Burger's Produce and haircut services listed with local shop notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pvt
Edward Prebyl, Jr
Fort Sill
Okla
Ed Prebyl
Everette
United States Navy
J. W. Ripple
Cherry Point
N. C
John Perdock
Amarillo
Texas
John E. Perdock
Amarillo Field
New Addresses and Local Notices From Coast to Coast Store
New address for David L NeisWanger G M 3 C U 8 C G C T U Box 2 CA C USNAS Banana River Fla. Coast to Coast Store announces new shipment toys including children dishes. Second lieutenant Wilma Palmer A N C returns to Buckley Field Denver Colo after six day leave due to her father's death. Families visit in Davenport Rock Island. Dan Dee Cafe open all day Thursday closed Xmas day. Pvt William R Miller Dick on 15 day furlo from San Antonio Texas with Walter and John Miller homes. Capons for sale dressed. James Larsen son born 2:30 am to Mr and Mrs James Larsen Minden. Coast to Coast Store again notes children toy dish sets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma Palner
A.N.C
Buckley Field
Denver
Colo
C. O. Palmer
William R. Miller
Washington
San Antonio
Texas
al Walter KB. Smith
John Miller
Skipping Juice Nut Times Four Petal Peel Tip
A quick kitchen trick for citrus: cut four or six petal shapes just through the peel and slip a spoon under each segment to lift the rind. The segments separate cleanly leaving no juice behind.
Local notices and holiday updates from Fort Benning to Memphis
Army and Navy personnel areas include Pvt Wagenknecht at Fort Benning and Rukgaber Hardware opening hours for shoppers. Coast Guard and Eureka Cal detachment reports, with John A Davison’s discharge and plans to return home for Christmas. Rainbow Girls plan semi formal dance. forty girls attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Rainbow Girls
Virginia Holden
The
Rainbows
Infant Son of Lt and Mrs Davis Dies in Perry
Word arrived from Perry of the death of the infant son born last week to Lt and Mrs Donald C Davis at Perry hospital. Lt Davis is stationed in England and a telegram prompted Mr and Mrs Chas W Davis of this city to travel to Perry. No details on the death were provided. Just received a truckload of apples from Washington Fruit Market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry
Donald C. Davis
Perry Hospital
Davis
England
Lt. Davis
Chas. W. Davis
Mr. Davis
Meat Patties Stacked Between Waxed Paper In Freezer
Ground meat is formed into patties stacked between sheets of waxed paper and placed in a freezing tray with a light cover until ready for cooking.
Camp Fire Girls Will Go Caroling
The Camp Fire Girls will go caroling Thursday evening meeting at the Public library at 7 o'clock with guardian Mrs. George Dowell. They plan a short Christmas program at the Library and then outdoor calls at Washington homes to sing carols.
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Camp Fire
George Dowell
Washington
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E. D. Morrison, Jr
Dunham
J. G
Wolf Floral CO
Mrs. I. Rothschild
Yankton
Dak
Harry Marcolin
Motor Service
Burger’s
Heart Heart
SDPO
Lemmon’s
Rio Grande Valley
Shenandoah
Marsh
Georgia
Earl May’s Store Nursery Stock & Seeds
David L. NeisWanger
G.M
U.8
Wilma Snyder
Davenport
Warren Goodwin
Rock Island
Curtis Snyder
Leo Shelangoski
G. B. Holden
James Larsen
Minden
Coast To Coast
Burdette L. Wagenknecht
ASTP
Fort Benning
Rukgaber Hardware
Glenn W. Rich
U. S. Coast Guard Base
Wilmington
Calif
Robert Palmer
Eureka
107Th Cavalry
J. J. Davison
Brighton
John A. Davison
A.M.M
Memphis
Tenn
Navy
Helmant
Nardis
Washington Fruit Market
Little’s Furniture
Ristlite
Thornewood
Carol Brent
Children’s
T. W. Harwood
Westphal Jewelry Call 500
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