The Cottage Grove sentinel., August 30, 1945, Image 1

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OOTTAflE GROVE, L A N E COUNTY. OREGON, T i l l ItS D A V , AI G l S T 30. 1945
VOLI MK LVI
I HANK W. < LARK
Victory Fair
Is Scheduled
For Sept. IS
500 Cu. Feet W ater
To Be Let Out of
C. G. Dam
» t
USS Missouri To Be Scene Of Historic Jap Surrender
»
I. The U. S. Engineers announced
Tuesday that 5<X) cubic second feet
of w ater would be released from
the Cottage Grove lake, sta rtin g
soon Beginning Monday, Septem­
ber 3rd, 300 cubic second feet w ill
lx? released and the release w ill ix*
boosted another 200 cubic feet on
Tuesday the 1th. The w ater re­
lease w ill continue u n til fu rth e r
notice. Il wa» announced also that
i he 500 feet of w a te r w ill raise
(he n v e r flow ulxiut two feet. This
should la* of s|x*clal Interest to
those having pum ping plant» on
or near the Coast F o rk Purpose of
the release is to provide storage
1 fo r fhxxi w aters the <*oming w in ­
ter.
NUMBER
Several Changes
Made In Grade
Schools Here
W ith the opening of the elemen­
ta ry schools on Monday. Septem­
ber 10, Superintendent H. B. Fer-
rin and Principal Elm er W. F lem ­
ing announce several changes fo r
the new year of interest to a ll
parents.
A ll entering firs t grade stu­
dents in the Cottage Grove ele­
m entary school» are requested to
register next Wednesday morning,
September 5, at 9:00 a. m. at the
Adams school, under the direction
o f Mrs. Dove Trask and Mrs.
Gladys Goben, p rim ary teachers.
This is a new departure in the lo­
S Sgt. F rank W. C lark, son of
The U nited States Navy's m igh­ man, the fig h tin g USS M issouri States, General o f the A rm y Mac- cal schools and w ill serve to assist
Mr. and Mrs T J C lark, has been
• i
ty 45,000-ton battleship, the USS has been named by General o f the A rth u r. fo r the A llie d forces which beginning students in better ad­
awarded the Bronze S tar medal 12313650
M issouri, w ill end her W orld W ar A rm y Douglas M acA rth ur, Su­ fought in the Pacific. The USS justment to school life. Parents
fo r "exceptionally m eritorious con­
I l career in a b la le of glory Aug­ preme A llied Commander, as the Missouri was launched January are asked to accompany th e ir
duct • in thi* performance of o u t­
ust 31, 1945, In T okyo Bay, when locale o f the form al ending of the 29, 1944. C onstruction was ordered child on Wednesday when regis­
standing service* as the <l<*|Mirt-
she serves as the scene of the his­ w a r in the Pacific. Fleet A d m iral June 12, 1940. H er keel was laid tra tio n cards w ill be made out,
ment bead o f a transportation
to ric unconditional surrender of Chester W. N im itz, Commander- on Jan. 6, 1941, at the New York student supply fee o f $1.00 paid,
section of a 15th A ir I*'one ser­
'health exam ination cards cheeked,
Japan to the U nited States. Proud­ in-C hief of the U nited States Pa­
vice command a ir service squad­
ly Ix'aring the name o f the home c ific Fleet and Pacific Ocean Navy Yard. O ffic ia l U. S. Navy and assignment made fo r a test
ron lb* wears the E uropcan-A fri-
to be given la te r in the week. The
state of President H a rry S. T ru - Areas, w ill sign fo r the United Photograph.
cun-Mi<klle East Theatre of oper-
Miss Juanita Powell, 1H, died
medical record form , fille d out by
iition. service iiblxjn w ith two
the doctor at the pre-school clinic
campaign stars fo r the Naples- Tuesday afternoon at a Eugene
o r by the fa m ily physician, should
Foggta and Itom e-Arno cam­ hospital follow ing an appendec­
be brought to the school. I t is
paign» in Ita ly and the American tomy H er sudden passing was n
urged th a t every beginning stu­
Defense nbb at in addition to the shock to the fa m ily and her many
friends
dent have a physical exam ination
Bronze S ta r medal.
before entering school.
Juanita was born here February
Coach Bob Dusenberry, Cottage
3, 1927, and had spent her life
According to Oregon school law.
Grove union high school new men­
here. She attended school here and
students entering fir s t grade must
tor. arrived this week and Is c a ll- _
be six years of age by November
NEWS OF OUR graduated w ith the high school
ing fo r football practice each eve­
class o f 19*15. Follow ing her grad­
15, 1945. The school census or
MEN~zWOMEN uation she was employed in the
ning next week.
b
irth c e rtifica te should v e rify the
End o f the Pacific w a r brought
On Monday evening a t the high
office of the D augherty Lum ber an end to the federal housing pro­
date o f b irth . No firs t grader w ill
IN UNIFORM
school gymnasium at 7:00 o'clock
be p erm itted to enter school a fte r
Co.
ject here, at least tem p ora rily and
a ll football letterm en from last
She was a member of the Pres­
the fir s t tw o weeks, as provided
added
to
the
woes
o
f
the
local
S Sgt A, B Cook J r o l 205 byterian church and the order of
year are asked to meet w ith the
by the state school law.
housing
shortage.
Some
of
the
40
Adam* avenue, was discharged the Rainbow G irls. S urviving are
new coach. Regular practice ses­
W ith the consolidation o f the
from the Borden General hospital her parents, M r. and Mrs. Oval units under construction at the sions fo r a ll boys interested In
Cedars school d is tric t, the Cottage
old
west
side
school
site
would
at Cbicksha, Oklahoma. August Powell; a sister, Mrs. Pauletta
football w ill be held each evening
Grove school board announces th a t
23 a fte r 1 months oi hospitaliza- Howard, n il of Cottage Grove, and have been ready fo r occupancy fo r the rem ainder o f the week.
arrangements have been made fo r
sh o rtly had construction continu­
t ton.
,
i grandfathers, L. M
Powell of
Dusenberry urges a ll boys in te r­
a ll pupils from the fo rm e r Cedars
Creswell and J. W . S h atju ck of ed.
ested" in the game to tu rn out
d is tric t to be hauled on the union
L t. and Mrs M It Randall a r­ Dallas,
Appeals in the form of tele­ Tuesday evening, regardless of
high school bus to the Jefferson
■
rived Sunday from Jacksonville,
and Adams buildings. The bus w ill
Funeral services w ill be held grams by D r. H. A. Itygen, mayor, previous experience.,No squad cuts
Florida and w ill spend »aver«] from the S m ith chapel F riday a f­ to Congressman H a rris E llsw orth w ill be made unless the tu rn ou t
' fo llo w the same rou te as hereto­
General Douglas
M a i A rth u r, fore along the Lorane and Gowdy-
days here v is itin g friend* and re l­ ternoon at 2:00 p. m. w ith the and S enator Guy Cordon brought exceeds the available equipment.
atives w hile L t. Randuli w ith the Rev. George E. H ardy o fficiatin g. replies from the secretaries o f the
The pre-season sessions w ill be who is in command o f the occu­ v ille roads, passing through the
U. S. M arine s ir corps is on fu r ­ Interm ent w ill be in the Masonic- tw o congressmen, but not much consumed in issuing and checking pation o f Japan, and w ill sign fo r d is tric t
between 8:20 and 8:25
lough.
satisfaction at least fo r the pres­ equipment, conditioning d rills, and the A llie d forces which fought in a. m.
IOOF cemetery.
ent as the tw o national congress­ w ork on ballhandling and kicking. the Pacific.
A ll grade school students are re-,
L t. Norm an Blackm ore left Sun­
men were enroute to Washington. Regular "heavy-duty” practices
quested to secure necessary school
d a y night fo r Camp S w ift, Texas,
The telegram from H. S. Garber, w ill s ta rt the fo llo w in g week.
4 supplies from local merchants so
An event the member» o f the a fte r spending a 30-day furlough
secretary to Congressman E lls­
I
t
is
urged
th
a
t
a
ll
football
as to be ready to put in a fu ll day
Cottage Grove Golf d u ll huve l»*cn w ith h it w ife 'ind baby at the
w o rth advised that w o rk was dis­ players report fo r this firs t week
o f w o rk on the opening day. The
w a itin g for, the
fa ll
handicap home of his parents, M r. and Mrs.
continued on all federal housing o f practice if possible.
' lis t o f necessary school supplies
tournam ent, w ill get underway at O. W . Blacljm ore.
projects such as this, but that
fo r each grade follow s:
the golf course this evening.
p riv a te ly financed programs were
F irs t grade: tw o soft pencils;
L t and Mrs. Norm an Blackmore
The schedule of the tourney ex­
s till operating. His opinion was
crayolas, 16 colors.
and
son.
Mrs.
Lester
Blackm
ore
pected to be played as rap id ly a»
that apparently congress must
Second grade: tw o No. 2 pen­
and Mrs. O. W. Blackm ore drove
possible follow s:
authorize completion o f th is and
cils: eraser; crayolas. 16 colors.
Upper bracket: E arl H ill, bye; to Florence Saturday afternoon
Funeral services w ill be held o the r s im ila r projects and prom is­
T h ird grade: 12 inch steel-edged
C. M oreloek vs. Jones: DeYoung where they met Lester Blackm ore F riday a fle rn ixin . August 31. at ed th a t situation would be brought
Rites fo r Miss M y rtle Cecelia
ru le r; sharp pointed scissors; cray­
vs. Scott; Carlson v». Z ie ix c k . I. who returned home w ith them fo r 2:00 p. m. from the M ills chapel to a tte n tio n of Congressman E lls­ Gilham , 55, w ill be held from the
olas, 16 colors; eraser.
Richards vs. F. Lem ley; O rlo the week end.
fo r C atherine Jane W ingard. 97, w o rth on his retu rn to W ashing­ M ills m ortuary this afternoon w ith
F ou rth grade: 12 inch ru le r;
Goldstein Bagley vs. F. Anders in;
who died August 2H on her 98th ton. Robt. B. Parkman, secretary interm ent in the Taylor-Lane
eraser; tw o pencils; 8 w a te r col­
Bob G rew ellc l ’h. M2 c has a r­
Monuhan vs. Ito»»; Graber, bye;
b irth da y anniversary. Rev Rolx*rt to S enator Cordon, promised that cemetery.
ors; pen-holder; No. 7 and 9 pen
Pat R ickard vs. M ickey. Bay Lem ­ rived nt Treasure Island from the Green w ill o ffic ia te und interm ent m a tte r would be brought to a tte n ­
MLss G ilham died at the home
points; sharp pointed scissors;
ley v». Steve Ca»per; W . Hansen, South Pacific and is expected w ill lx* in Grangers cemetery at tion o f Senator Conlon and th a t it o f a sister. Mrs. John M u rra y of
crayolas, 16 colors; one dictionary,
bye; Dunlop vs. Johnson; I I W ol- home m x i i i by hi* m other, Mrs Lorane.
had been brought to a tte n tio n of the London section early Tuesday
follow ing preferred:
T horndike
fa rtl v» L N ixon: M Sears vs 11. R uth G rewellc.
m orning. She was born at Burns,
Mrs. W ingard was born in .Del­ housing agency.
C en tu ry' Jr. dictionary, W ebster’s
C arlisle; Leonard, bye;
N. De­
> Elem entary dictionary, W inston
Pfe. R ichard Bush, who has been phi, Indiana, August 28, 1848, and
Local opinion seems to be that August 17. 1890, and had lived on
Young v». Joe Old».
' S im plified d ictio na ry fo r schools.
w ith the Hth a ir force in England crossed the plains w ith her par­ the local project is one o f the the Cbast F ork since 1907. S u r­
Low er b racket: McQueen, bye;
ents in 1852 s e ttlin g in P ortland most Im portant housing setups and v ivin g in addition to a sister. Mrs.
F ifth and S ixth grades: Tw o
H usted v». H oyt; Scholl, bye; H. the past tw o years, Is home on a
and la te r moved to S m ithfield, the if w o rk is resumed on any project, John M urray, are three brothers,
pencils; w ide-ruled pencil ta b le t:
30-day
furlough,
v
isitin
g
his
par­
N ixon va. W h itlo ck; A ld rich vs
present site of F ra n k lin , and from this w ill lx* included. Mrs. June W. H. G ilhaip of-M odesto. Calif.,
Fleet A d m ira l Chester W . N im ­ penholder; No. 7 and 9 pen points;
East b urn; Bllckle. bye; I). Gates ents, M r. and Mrs. P. J Bush.
there came to the Izirane valley Bird, manager of the USES, said C. C. Gilham and A. L. Gilham of itz, commander - in - chief o f the 8 color paints; crayolas, 16 colors:
F
ro
m
ben*
he
w
ill
go
lo
1
inker
vs. H utchison; Nelson vs. Neel;
in 1859. She had lived in Lane she already had a w a itin g lis t of B lackbutte route.
U nited States Pacific Fleet and 12 inch ru le r; eraser; sharp p oint­
Cagle, bye; Hensley vs. K e lly; Field, O klahom a C ity.
county fo r the past 93 years and tw e n ty applications fo r the row
Pacific Ocean Areas, who w ill sign ed scissors; looseleaf notebook and
G roa t vs Izm g; Thompson vs
D a rrill S a rff is home on leave was one of the oldest pioneers of type houses.
HAMII/TON VEATCH DIES
fo r the U nited States.
fille r : one dictionary, follow ing
H icko k; Cone vs W einkauf; Sold­ visitin g Ills m other.
Mrs. N ell the county.
H
am
ilton
Veatch,
about
85.
an
preferred:
Thorndike C entury Jr.,
From inform ation contained in
er vs Peterson; Horne, bye.
S a rff. A t the end o f his leave he
In 1868 she m arried Philetus the most recent telegram from o ld -tim e r of this section, died yes­
W ebster's Elem entary, W inston
A ll matches to be nine boles ex­ w ill report to San Pedro, C a lifo r­
Davis, who passed away in 1919. Senator Wayne Morse received terday afternoon at a hospital in
S im plified dictionary fo r schools;
cept sem i-finals anil finals. The nia.
She is survived by three sons. yesterday afternoon by M ayor Eugene according to inform a tion
tennis shoes.
w inn er o f each bracket w ill play
Seventh and Eighth grades: One
C aptain Kenneth Bears o f the Chauncey Davis of Lorane: W. H. H. A. Hagen, it looks lik e the lo­ reaching here as we go to press.
fo r the championship. Lztsers of
Davis, Lorane; O. 11. Davis o f C ot­ cal housing project
M r. Veatch was w ell known in
lined
pencil ta ble t: one ink tablet;
has
been
the firs t round w ill make up the m arine corps visited last week
tage G rove; and one daughter,
southern Lane county and had
one notebook; pencil; penholder;
Mrs.
A. H. Bertha Davis of Lorane; also by th ro w n in the ash can. Senator
th ird and fo u rth flig h ts and w ill w ith his m other,
No. 9 pen points; paints 8-colors;
Morse said he had conferred w ith spent over a h a lf century in this
Beagle, and w ith his fa th er, J. W.
play fo r consolation.
seven grandchildren, eight great the F H A adm inistration and that section. A son and daughter, .Dale
one
eraser; one steel-edged ru le r;
Sears. M r. and Mrs. Beagle ac­ grandchildren and three great,
Veatch and Mrs. L e ttie Good, both
one dictionary, follow ing p re fer­
com panied him to P ortland where great grandchildren. One daugh­ they figured the local project was
of C alifornia, and a brother, C urtis
red: T horndike C en tu ry.Jr., Web­
he flew to W ashington, 1). C., and ter, Ida Rogers, proceeded her in o nly 4 per cent complete and that
they w ould save $70,000 by its Veatch o f Creswell, are a m o n g , Andrew G errard, 85, e arly day ster's Elem entary, W inston Sim ­
they visited the children o f M r. death.
p lifie d D ictio n a ry fo r Schools;
cancellation. He said fu rth e r th a t the surviving relatives. Funeral
Beagle.
resident here, was found dead at tennis shoes, gymnasium suit.
there were s till p rio ritie s a va il­ arrangements are pending w ith
in charge. his home, 816 south Second street,
D elm ar R ea rrick GM2 C ~ re ­
able fo r 65 units In th is area If the Milks M o rtu a ry
30 YEARS AGO
More about the life o f M r. S aturday m orning. W hen neigh­
cently returned from the Europe­
p riv a te ly financed. Senator Morse
Two cars o f Cottage Grove hop an theater o f w a r a fte r three
offered to continue w o rk on the Veatch in our next issue.
bors became alarm ed th a t some­
PROCESSED F O O D S — No
pickers left Monday to pick hops years o f service, and spent a 10-
investigation and suggested that
The d is tric t OPA Tuesday at the regional F H A office be con­ MRS. CLARK NAMED RURAL thing m ig h t have happened to M r. longer rationed.
day leave w ith his m other, Mrs.
fo r the Seavey Hop Co.
G errard, Guy S m ith, police chief
SUPERVISOR
M E A T,
B U TTE R , C H EES E—
Lavina R earrick. Mrs. R earrlck, P ortland ordered ratio n boards to tacted.
There is something mysterious Mrs. I.ester R earrlck and baby, resume issuing 10 pounds o f can­
Mrs. M y rtle R. C lark, fo rm e rly was,called in and M r. S m ith found Red stamps, book 4—Q2-U2 valid
alxaut the fires th a t have occured Mrs. Charles R earrick and Miss ning sugar per person, o r a m axi­
of West Salem, was appointed su­ the unfo rtun ate man, s ittin g at his through August 31. V2-Z2 through
in Cottage Grove recently. In no M ary Jones accompanied him to mum of 80 pounds a fam ily.
pervisor of the ru ra l schools in dining table. F rom a ll appearances ; September 30. A l- E l through Oc­
case has there been any apparent San Pedro, C alif., where they vis­
The allotm ent had been halted
, Lane county. The appointment M r. G e rra rd had passed on F r i­ tober 31. F l - K l through Novem­
rea»6n fo r the fire. F o u r buildings ited his brother, Lester R earrick August 13 In six western states to
' was announced Monday by Mrs. day. He had lived alone fo r quite ber 30. Then green stamps w ill be
burned In tw o weeks.
L ucille Kennedy, county superin­ some tim e.
used. There w ill be no ratio n book
S2/C. They also visited other r e l­ perm it Inventory.
M r. G errard was born at O rk ­ No. 5.
Boards w ill act p rom ptly on ap­
tendent. Mrs. C la rk assumed her
B
adly
needed
m
oisture
F
riday
atives
nt
Ventura.
The members o f the IO O F lodge
plications on file, said Acting OPA ] night and Saturday m orning eased duties im m ediately and w ill s ta rt ney Islands. Scotland, November
SUGAR, book 4— Sugar stamp
who were going to S prin gfie ld
CpI. H arold E. Boslaugh, sta­ d ire cto r Frederic F. Janney, u rg ­ the forest fire outlook locally and w ork among the ru ra l schools n i 27, 1860. and m igrated to the U n it­
36 va lid through August 31. Is ­
Thursday had an ex|X‘rience that tioned in the Philippines w ith the
ing housewives not to telephone added almost a half inch o f mois­ soon as they open in September. ed States when a young man. He suance of canning sugar coupons
caused more nmusement than the j m arine a ir corps, has recently
o r call In person.
tu re o r .40 o f an inch. F ire danger Provision fo r this o ffice was made had lived in C ottag " Grove since ' halted tem p ora rily w hile supply is
reg ula r program. They were In an J been promoted to sergeant.
1920. By profession, he was a
was
generally eased over
the ' in the 1945-46 county budget.
checked.
open tru c k and met M r. O rpurd
ta ilo r, follow ing this occupation
state, where a ll fires of any con-
Camp McCoy, Wis. A rriv a l of
w ith a load o f straw . Just as the
OFFICE IIOI'RS CHANGED
SHOES: b o o k 3 — A irpla ne
as
long
as
his
health
would
per­
W
O
ODARD
RESUM
ES
40
HOUR
sequenee were reported under con­
auto passed the loud o f straw ' Isl Sgt. M illa rd F. M cFarland of
1-2-3-4-
now valid.
W E E K S C H E D U LE
m it.
Announcement o f the change of tro l.
tipped over on the tru c k burying 139 I street. Cottage Grove, Ore­
G
A
S
O
LIN E No longer ra tio n ­
S
urviving
are
tw
o
nieces
livin
g
One
local
lum
ber
company,
the
Except fo r a qua rte r o f an inch
the occupants underneath. No one gon, at Camp McCoy's personnel offipe hours o f the local W a r
ed. Keep mileage ra tio nin g record
W.
A.
Woodard
Lum
ber
Co.,
has
in
Scotland.
or
.24
o
f
an
inch
on
J
u
ly
22,
F
r
i­
i center fo r redeploym ent was an­ Price anti Ration O ffice has been
was hurt.
Funeral services were held from (to use in m aking tire applications.
nounced here today Sgt. M c F a r-I made by Faye M cLaughlin, c h a ir­ day n ig h t ended a to ta l o f 79 days resumed the 40 hour per week
STOVES No longer rationed.
Stove wood m arket exceedingly land served w ith Co. L, 424th In f. I man of the local ratio n board. The here w ith o u t rain, according to w ork schedule. O ther m ills are the M ills m o rtu a ry Tuesday a f­
F U E L O IL — No longer rationed.
b risk at this tim e notw ithstanding D ivision In Germ any fo r five new hours beginning September 4 data supplied by the U: S. E ngi­ s till operating on the w a r tim e ternoon rtf 2:30 p.m. w ith the Rev.
R E N T C O N TR O L: In areas un­
E
llsw
orth
T
ilto
n
o
f
Springfield,
schedule
so
fa
r
as
could
be
learn­
the extrem ely hot weather.
months. He wears the ETO rib- w ill be from 10:00 a. tn. to 12:00 neers at the Cottage Grove dam.
form er M ethodist pastor, o ffic ia t­ der Federal rent control, a ll re n t­
ed
yesterday.
W
hether
others
w
ill
Coastal
points
received
more
noon
and
from
1:00
to
3:00
p.
m.
II. F. T ru n n e ll was a, Eugene io n . He Is the son o f M r. and Mrs, |
ing. Interm ent was in the IO O F- ed dw elling units m ust be regir.»
J. F. M cFarland o f Cottage Mondays through Fridays and the rain over the week end where go to the prew ar 40 hour w ill de-
tered, and changes in tenancy re­
last week.
office w ill be closed on Saturdays. , about nn ineh of ra il fe ll F rid a y |x>nd somewhat on conditions, luin - Masonic cemetery. He was a mem­
Grove.
ported.
_ .
ber
of
the
local
M
ethodist
church.
i
ber
company
o
fficials
said.
There w ill be no evening hours. and Saturday.
(Continued on back page)
Continued on page 2
Plan» nrc form ulated fo r the
forthcom ing one-day v icto ry (Mir
September 15th at the arm ory at
the flra t meeting o f the South
lam e F a ir board August 23rd
F a ir board member» »aid aeverul
feature* of the uiinual fa ir would
be Improved Prize« were Increased
In aeverul Instance» and b e tte r fa-
c illtle « w .d be arranged fo r «bow­
ing livest<x*k.
A ll member« of the fa ir board
were present at the August 23rd
meeting Including: H. A. Hagen,
Claude Arne, L a rry Leven». N .J .
Nelson Jr., and E. I-. C lark, who
w ill replace Donald K a hle r a*
manager. In the election of officer«
N J Nelson Jr., wa« chosen as
chairm an »1 the board and Mrs.
S. T Ruse, secretary. Present
ulao «1 thia m e e tin g wo» L. A
Halderwin. chairm an of the Lane
county fa ir board; E, A Daniel-
Min, 4-H c lu b , agent and Mr»
Jeanne M orton.
I t wa* agreed th a t M r. ( lark
and Mr«. M orton w ill serve Joint­
ly a* fa ir manager«. Name« of
various officer« to »erve the fa ir
on premium ll«ts and a» head» of
the departm ents have been chos­
en. The follow ing fa ir chairm en
have been announced:
Flower».
M rs S. L. Godard; cook foods,
M rs N. J. Nelson anti M rs. A. W.
H e lllw e ll; hobble», Mrs Jo». P.
Graham and Mr». John h inneran.
The board expressed the hope
th a t the V icto ry F a ir w ill receive
100 per cent cooperation from the
club», organization» and individu­
als livin g in South Lane county
and that the forthcom ing event
w ill be the best ever. -
v
I» II
Dies Suddenly
Funeral Friday
War’s End Stops
Work On Federal
Housing Project
New Football Coach
Calls for Practice
Each Day Next Week
%
Fall Handicap
Golf Teunanient
Gets Underway
Rites For Pioneer
Woman Friday
At Mills Chapel
Funeral for Myrtle
Gilham to Be Today
Andrew Gerrard
Found Dead In His
Home Saturday
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Rationing of Canning
Sugar Is Resumed
RATION CALENDAR
Badly Needed Rains
Fall August 24-25
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