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The Princeton Leader, Section 2, April 9, 1942 Murray State's Digital Commons The rP inceton Leader Newspapers 4-9-1942 The rP inceton Leader, Section 2, April 9, 1942 The rP inceton Leader Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.murraystate.edu/pl Recommended Citation The rP inceton Leader, "The rP inceton Leader, Section 2, April 9, 1942" (1942). The Princeton Leader. 199. https://digitalcommons.murraystate.edu/pl/199 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Newspapers at Murray State's Digital Commons. It has been accepted for inclusion in The rP inceton Leader by an authorized administrator of Murray State's Digital Commons. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Thursday, A 111 9 311sIs' Kentuckian Is Pri Of kips In phij,i . HE PRINCETON Will VPI081 For The Most And der Bob Smiley, hub_ Bob Smiley, and 307 SECTION 2 The Best Local News Clarence M. mecord. Street, Princeton, is Depend Upon The Leader prisoner by the ja Philippines. Mr. DE Smiley, who had beet 70 Princeton, Kentucky, Thursday, April 9, 1942 Number 41 Philippines ai-elits- 8 turned to the United s year Local Boy Training Princeton Soldier Is Who Joined for a six montes Caldwell Boy with Begins his wife and two tucky At Louisiana Camp Fredonia News Home On Furlough Men 45 To 65 Not Army Early In Michigan City Collections and when he started to (By Vivian Baker) to his work th retetaseris e go uicentennial Mrs. Johnson Lewis and child- Subject To Draft; lit Continue To Gain would not allow his and wife ren and Miss Mary Ellen Lewis, to return Police Court Fines As- Information ervance Apr. 15 of Princeton, were guests re- that he is o Register April 17 sessed In March came through the cently of Mrs. Lizzie Lewis and ete triotic Pageants No Will Be stated that Smiley is it Mr. and Mrs. Ray Clegg. Lottery Totalled $1,112 ariese internment camp d Festivals To Johnny Clift, Princeton, was Held For Fourth More than $1,000 was collected Tomas, University •nor Heroes of the dinner guest Sunday of Mr. Group; Army Of delinquent water accounts ni la. in and Mrs. John Clift. •neer Days 8,000,000 Planned during the month of March, ac- Mr. and Mrs. Lacy Holloman cording to report of Garland down, not his pa BY Associated Press) had as guests Sunday, Mr. and By Jack Stinnett Quisenberry, city collector, at series of long hikes ngton.—Kentucky will be- Mrs. Urey L,aGate and children Wide World Feature grief and his the City Council meeting Mon- exit is month lighting the 150 and Mrs. John Calloway, Provi- Washington.—Apparently the Lakes Training tut dence. day night. Total collections on to do in our drive for President's announcement that v., in a few days he we Mr. and Mrs. T. N. Fuller and water accounts for the month of next nine months men 45 to 65 will be registered completed his amid the March totaled $2,770. basic children, Allan and Hazel, were April 27 has given rise to a lot course,, after ewhat restrained frivolity Police Judge James G. Rat- which he guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. and celebrations mark- of unanswered questions reported an assessment of to be sent to an ads munity J. L. Simpson, Francis. liff some misunderstanding, with during man's School e sesquicentennial of the C. B. Grubbs, Lyon county, fines totaling $1,112 some eldsters thinking that regis- and Bill is a little admittance into the union, was a 'Yeeent visitor of Mr. and March, with $228.93 collected low /Sergeant Dick E. O'Hara tration will mean immediate Sergeant James W. Teasley because cky won't be forgetting its jail sentences totaling 70 days. the Navy Mrs. Thomas Grubbs. draft into the Army or war in- I. armed forces of Son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Son of Mr. and Mrs. N. person charged with assult him, and feels greatly in the Mrs. Johnson Crider, Miss One O'Hara, Mitchell street, Prince- Private Lacey Dixon dustries. Teasley, of the Pleasant Grove grand since he Sam. Alice and Jane Crider, Louis- and battery was held for cannot get Harlan I have talked to national Se- a graduate of Butler le most of the program ton, who was recently sent to Son of Mr. and Mrs. community, jury action. Of 42 cases tried in corn stripes and have' ville, were the house guests a and to Camp Bureaugard, La., after re- Dixon, Garrett street, Princeton, lective Service officials High School and later a student court, seven involved il- ' in the career. When he ave a patriotic undertone few days last week of Mr. and police will stationed at Tyndall Field, Congressmen. The Fourth Regis- Bowling Green Business Uni- soon to ing shades, a number will ceiving special training as an who is at lict sale of liquor and 20, drunk- is not known yet but, Mrs. Cooper Crider and Jake tration is a nose-counting regis- Michigan direct Help-Win-the-War aviation mechanic at Ft. Knox. Florida, is visiting his parents, versity, registered in enness. write Army takes Bill Po Crider. more. It He was employed by the O'Hara having arrived Sunday night on tration and nothing and was one of the first men Treasurer W. E. McCaslin re- draft, he will be on Jimmie Ray was ill last week could be done, but not as ef- example, Hancock county, Motor Company after being grad- a furlough. inducted there. ported the city treasury had t broke staff pretty soon. with measles. fectively, by the Census Bu- e Ohio River, is arranging uated from Butler High In 1937. balances in various funds at the Miss Gwendil Ordway left Fri- reau. The Census Bureau ad- servance to promote use of Homemakers Learn close of March totaling $4,817, day for a brief visit in Memphis. Counties Unite For mittedly misses a certain per- m as a substitute for sug- Methods with more than $2,000 of the Mrs. Ray Lowery, Detroit, School Lunch Garden centage of the population. If the Cleaning sorghum queen and the total available for operating ex- 163 Farm Families Mich., visited relatives here this Selective Service boards miss a Laundry methods which elim- Ion cane grower are to be Daviess and Hancock coun- penses. Disbursements in all week. • few, the FBI doesn't—not for inate "tattle-tale gray" were funds for March totaled $7,895.14. Hubert Deboe was dinner ties in Kentucky will have a management long anyway. learned by home no money rmingled with horse races. Food Pledges evening of his joint 23-acre school lunch gard- Mayor Cash reported Sign guest Monday Besides, the Fourth Registra- leaders from seven Homemakers shows, tobacco festivals, en this year. Cost of rent, pre- had been borrowed except the sister, Mrs. J. P. Brooks and tion will make available detailed clubs when they attended a homecomings, Enlist In Program seed, tools and $2,500 from the Nichols trust us services, Mr. Brooks. paring the soil, that could school held Wednesday Star facts and information training the purppse of paying es and historical pageants fertilizer will be about $40 an fund for To Produce Necessi- Miss Gladys Ruth Moore was not be obtained any other way. at the Christian Church by Miss uisville, Danville, Owens- acre. Labor for planting, culti- a note executed last year at a ties At Home absent from school last wee Congress. the military forces, Ida C. Hagman, home manage- Paris and Muhlenberg and canning will be higher rate of interest. Disburse- MIES AT Ai with mumps. vation and the War Production Board ment specialist. by the Works Progress ments last month included pay- will be events designed One-hundred sixty-three Cald- Professor and Mrs. Chas. Allan furnished will then know exactly where The lesson was the fifth in a war Miss Venice ment of the note. e money for various well county families residing in McElroy, Hodgensville, Were Administration. we stand in man-power, what series of six concerning time, or help promote home demonstration Collector Garland Quisenberry's Is-No Limits agencies 29 neighborhoods have enrolled week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lovelady, that man-power is fitted for. It energy and money savers. In in Daviess county, says report for the week showed le of war bonds. in the "Live-at-Home" program Charlie McElroy and Mrs. J. A. agent will be the basis of planning previous lessons leaders have were notified $252.95 from WPA accounts and series of local celebra- sponsored by the College of Parr. interested groups for the future if the war drags learned methods of making var- surplus woulc' $113.47 from delinquent taxes. OW PRIC will begin at Keeneland Agriculture and Home Ec.o- Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Traylor that commodities on for years. ious cleaning preparations and for school Bills allowed for last month's track here April 15 and nomies following a Series of and daughter, Ann, Detroit, Mich., not be available Although the law provides for of eliminating unnecessary work.. school operating expense totaled $2,000. ue through December. meetings held during February are visiting relatives here. lunches for the next c of men prom 45 to checked at February registration Results Report on analysis of city lona e of the observances will and March. Eugene Rogers left last week year. there isn't now any law for showed homemakers in box 15c 65, meetings water from the State Department Id on or near the sites of Families enlisting in the pro- to accept a position in Morgan- men into the had adopted 4,549 doz.
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