Bronze Star awarded to T/5 Raymond L. Barber
Raymond L. Barber of Webster Wisconsin received the Bronze Star for meritorious achievement in action as a truck driver with a service company during operations in Germany on April 10 1945. When mud blocked the column he and a comrade installed a dead man and pulled 24 trucks free in 12 hours demonstrating ingenuity and devotion to duty.
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Raymond L. Barber
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Barber
Bananas or Soap Dilemma Boosts Family Meal Joy
In Salem on September 5 Mrs Dewey Weeks recalls choosing bananas over laundry soap powder for her four girls. The family celebrated together after learning a neighbor sent a substitute the next day, a gesture she hails as true friendship.
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Eversharp Pens with Pencils Now Complete
Complete line of Eversharp fountain pens with pencils offered for sale prompts readers to see them before purchasing. The ad highlights the full assortment available at the store.
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Soldier Barber Earns Bronze Star For World War II Service
Technician Barber, a Webster high school graduate from Crawfordsville Iowa, served as a truck driver with R A Beauchamp and joined the Timberwolf division in December 1942 at Cane Adair Oregon. He is entitled to wear the Good Conduct Ribbon Combat Infantryman's Badge Driver's badge and Bar Meritorious Service Unit Plaque and two Bronze Service Stars for Northern France and Germany. He and his wife and two children now live in Winfield and he has returned to work for R A Beauchamp.
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Germany
Winfield
Crack-Up Aboard Stage Promises Sleuthing Amid Art Theft
Pat O’Brien stars as an art expert in the RKO mystery Crack-Up. Claire Trevor and Herbert Marshall play key roles in a plot about world famous paintings stolen by sabotage and forgeries during the postwar recovery era. O’Brien investigates as a curator is murdered and allies reveal hidden identities.
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O'Brien Questions Marshall Interest in Miss Trevor
A glimpse of romantic tension with Marshall teased by O'Brien as Miss Trevor becomes focal. Supporting players Wallace Ford Erskine Sanford Damian O’Flynn Mary Ware and Ray Collins fill the cast in this early scene description.
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Local births and staff changes noted in Columbus Junction
Columbus Junction while Martha Butler reports several family news items. Warren Long staff and wife welcomed twin sons born August 31 at Hershey hospital Muscatine. Robert Fulton and Ottumwa parents welcomed a son born August 15 in Ottumwa hospital. Mulfried Orr teaching kindergarten at Monticello after graduating Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls. Rodney Reeves moved to a position at Bentecca store after army discharge, succeeding Enoch Sanford who will return to school. Visitors to A. H. Pritchard home include Mrs. Alice Kennedy Mitchellville Mrs. Ellen Kinny Bondurant and Mr. Ward Thompson with three children Sioux Rapids. Fred Crawford Columbus City seriously ill at Bellevue hospital Muscatine.
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Ottumwa
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Mulfried Orr
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Monticello
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Hedrie and
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Bentecca
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Alice Kennedy
Mitehellville
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Bondurant
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Sioux Rapids
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Columbus City
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Young Women to Teach This Year In Nearby Towns
Marguerite Roth and Alice Resehly began teaching in the Wyman schools while Edith Roth started in Kalona and iary Schantz began in Oregon Two. The article notes community visits, family gatherings, and relief service volunteers from the Eicher Mennonite church joining overseas assignments in Manilla Marseille Henan and China.
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Noble
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Wyman
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Kalona
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Oregon
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Burington
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Near West Chester
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Washington County Hospital
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Bradley Roth
Glenn Roth
Benjie
Bradley
Allen Roth
Walter H. Regier
Charles
E.S. Mullett
Spirit Leake
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D. S. Graber
Newton
Kan
Bethel College
Arlene Frey
Packwood
Otto Frey
Speeding Youth Jailed in Ottumwa Police Court
Cornelius Ellis, 20, was sentenced to two days in jail in Ottumwa Iowa Police Court for speeding 50 mph in a 25 mph zone. He is the first offender jailed after the city announced jail terms instead of fines to curb reckless driving.
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Ottumwa
Iowa
U.P
Cornelius Ellis
Pickens cafe looted in Davis City Iowa
The Pickens cafe was entered and merchandise valued at 500 dollars stolen. Deputy Sheriff John Fullton reports items taken include butter lard hams 150 cartons of cigarettes candy nuts pipes and canned goods.
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Towa
Pickens
John Fullton
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