Ration Dates Clarify Tire Recapping Restrictions
The notice states no longer needed for recapping truck tires. Class A ration applies to third inspection through March 31, 1944. Class B ration covers the fourth inspection period.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1943
Page
4
War-Time Stamp and Coupon Schedule Through 1944
The notice lists multiple wartime ration periods and coupon validities through early 1944. It covers gasoline A B and C coupons, fuel oil periods, sugar stamps, green and brown stamps, meat and other ration items, as well as license requirements and transfer rules. It notes tire conditions and late applicants for stamp programs.
War Ration Book 4 Application Instructions
Apply in person at your Local Board and present War Ration Book 8. This notice directs eligible individuals to file applications locally and show the endorsed ration book to receive wartime allowances.
Faculty Leaves For Vacations In Iowa Towns
Ainsworths list of faculty and locals on holiday furloughs and visits includes Mil dred Sampson at Mt Pleasant, Aletha Macy between Lynnville and Baxter, Betty Small in Packwood, Joyce Linn near Atalissa, Murval Weidlein in Wellman, Kathleen Linderson at Lockridge, and Supt Butterworth with Coach Brown in Ainsworth. Others: Bob Hites and family in town for Christmas. Rev Herbert Glass in Mt Vernon Ohio and Indiana relatives. Robert Lopshire visits from Texas to spend furlough with Al Lopshire family. Bridge Club hosted by Lulu Moore with Wanda Ounduff winning high score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Norris
Ainsworth
Mildred Sampson
Mt. Pleasant
Aletha Macy
Lynnville
Baxter
Betty Small
Packwood
Joyce Linn
Atalissa
Murval Weidlein
Wellman
Kathleen Linderson
Lockridge
Supt
Butterworth
Coach Brown
J. A. Marsh
Des Moines
Bob Hites
Herbert Glass
Mt. Vernon
Ohio
Indiana
Robert Lopshire
Texas
al Lopshire
Chas
Dunshee
Dean
A. E. Sands
Local Social Notes From Riverside and Surrounding Homes
Luncheon host and visitors include Mrs Larry Trotter of West Liberty visiting G F Trotter. Orley Rath a Gunners Mate U S Navy returned to Miami after a furlough with RE H Ginkens and Riverside relatives. Al Walton funeral held in Riverside. Mr and Mrs Everette Shearer and Mrs Iva McMullen dined with Guy Crull in Columbus Junction. Manford Woodside and his mother Mary Woodside shared a Sunday dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Trotter
West Liberty
G. F. Trotter
Orley
Rath
U. S. Navy
Miami
Fla
RE. H. Ginkens
Riverside
Lee Norris
al Walton
Everette Shearer
Iva McMullen
Guy Crull
Columbus Junction
Manford Woodside
Mary Woodside
Senior Class Party With Shirley Conry
The Ainsworth senior class held a party on Wednesday evening at Shirley Conry’s home. Members invited guests, decorations matched the Christmas season, and activities included progressive rock, games, and a ten cent gift grab bag. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainsworth
Shirley Conry
Faculty Dinner At Supt Butterworth Home
The faculty held a Christmas dinner Tuesday evening at Supt EB Butterworth’s home. The table featured tiny trees, pine cones and candles. Joyce Linn and Kathleen Linderson organized the entertainment. attendees included Mildred Sampson, Murval Weidlein, Kath leen Linderson, Joyce Linn, Aletha Macy, Ralph Brown, Mrs Betty Small, Mrs Joyce Lowry, and Beverly Butterworth. Nearby residents report several people ill with colds or flu. Mrs Sadie Moore traveled to Makokota Monday for her mother Mrs Mahoney’s pneumonia illness. Donnie Bishop, son of Mr and Mrs Donald Bishop, has been ill but is improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supt
EB. R. Butterworth
Joyce Linn
Kathleen Linderson
Mildred Sampson
Murval Weidlein
Aletha Macy
Ralph Brown
Betty Small
Joyce Lowry
Beverly Butterworth
Borhood
Sadie Moore
Maquokota
Mahoney
Donnie Bishop
Donald Bishop
Dayton Grove News Briefs Include Funeral Attendance
J B Moore assisted with carpentry at Clarence Timmins home. Mr and Mrs Walter Leet and Mr and Mrs Herman Schulty attended the funeral of Mrs Sadie Nott at Fairfield last Friday. Several residents of this neighborhood ...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Moore
Dayton Grove
J B. Moore
Clarence Timmins
Walter Leet
Herman Schulty
Sadie Nott
Fairfield
Early sailors used lemons and limes to prevent scurvy
Sailors found certain foods, notably lemons and limes, prevented scurvy. English ships using limes earned the nickname limeys, and the key substance in these foods is now known as vitamin C.
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P. Weldin
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Dupuis
R. F. McFarlane
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Walter Schroeder
R. R. Noonan Tee Ws
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Harriet Coulter
Cunty
Harold Putnam
Genuaty
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Paul T. Dixon
Ethel McCreedy
Richard A. Stewart
C. P. Weldin
Harry Ramseyer
Fred 8. Downing
B. F. Bostwick
Qhadetie Baldrige
W. A. Erbe
P. L. Etter
Oxateopathic
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Pal Casly
Harry
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Towa Wesleyan
Pioneer Business College
Mt. Pleasant, Towa
Bridge Club
Lulu Moore
Wanda Ounduff
White Face Hull
Hampshire
John Deere
Roderick Lean
McConnell Concord
R. C. Blankenhorn
Haskins Ladies Aid
Frank Kos
Mary Richards
Bob O'Connor
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Scott Orris
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Sitler Auto Parts
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Itoot
Rock Island
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