Joplin Globe from Joplin, Missouri • Page 15

JOPLIN GLOBE, FRIDAY, APRIL 21, 1944. 146 CARTHAGE MEN TO BE INDUCTED Mi of Group Took With 87 Accepted for ud 08 for Army. Carthage, Mo, 20. One hundred and forty-six of the 222 men who left Carthage last week for pro-induction examination services In the armed forces were accepted and the remainder rejected or held over, records returned to the office of the Carthage aelec- tlve service board from Fort Leav- ercworth, Kan; today show. Of the 146 accepted 87 will enter the navy and "59 the army.

The army figures includes both general and limited service men. Among those accepted for the navy are two fathers of large families, Jess Carnes, father of 11 children and Henry William Lasiter, father of 10 Those accepted for navy- Richard Moorehoiue, Glen Cooper Harp, Floyd Luther Mardaway, Andrew Palmer Jackson Jarnejr, Merle Raydon, Ezra Wesley Bpry, Carl Mi'ten Davis, Henry William Lasiter, Leo Edward McDonald, Carl Bjron Mathtny. John Weslai.Jt, Harold James Cordonnier, Alfred Thoicai York, William Pippin, Horace Edgar Mlllikan. Noah Frank Thorn, Chauncey Earl Lopp, Milton Alexander Bavin, Herbert Crow, Wayne Edwin Aruer, Eart Enoch ElUngaworth, Irving Merry, Ixren Edward Jessie Lavere Carnes, Qulntln Leonard Burel, Robert Nelson Ludy, Herbert Stephens Tlndill, Honard William Moss, Wesley Renderson Long, Robert Fletcher Farrlu, Clyde Long, Joe Keith Hammer, Howard Daniel Campbell, Charles Bradshaw, Charles Erwln, Chester W. Bass, Karl Baker, Charles Sullens, Clarence Krelghbaum, Louis L.

Kosmato, Lloyd W. Amer, Marvin W. McCreary, Owen Jones, Herbert Raymun Shrum, Lloyd Charles Burnett, Roy Stevens Hill, Cecil Durrell Johnson, Daniel Nappler, Doyle Blenton Hughey, William James Southern, Floyd Curtis Burnett, Corbett Huel Johnson, Hugh Carl Dverton, Franklin Kobert Qreek, Lloyd Jennings Cooley, Prank Dewey McGble, Charlie Thomas PURE CANE sugar to Md IIIINtn.PACIU Mfi VETERINARIAN WILL INOCULATE DOCS TODAY Galena, April R. W. of Columbus, veterinarian, will be at the fire station In the city hall from 1 p.

m. until 6 p. m. Friday to vaccinate dogs. Dr.

Staneell was brought here through the arrangement! of city officials In a drive to prevent the spread of rabies, since there is no veterinarian in the city. On Dr. Stanzell's previous visit here a few weeks ago, approximately 150 dogs were vaccinated. Since a number of persons were unable to bring their dogs to the city hall on that date, Arrangements were made to have the veterinarian return here. A 100-day ribies quarantine has been Imposed on all dogs in Cherokee county by the Kansas state livestock sanitary commissioner.

Even after this dogs are vaccinated, they must be either tied, penned or muzzled under the quarantine order. K. C. Couple Marry. Galena, April Rev.

John S. Jones, pastor of tho Methodist church, today announced the marriage of Jerry B. Jones and Zethel 3. JUller, both of Kansas City, Mo. The marriage took place yesterday afternoon at the Methodist parsonage here.

The bride formerly resided in Galena. Rider, Joieph William Bowman, Clarence L. Aleshlre, Kermlt Sylvester Flngerle Thomas Pennlngton, Archer, Lowell George Robertson, Floyd Esta Lockmon, P.iul Milton Barter, Lloyd Edward Hensley, Kenneth Lee Crutn, Oliver Charles Hendrlx, Virgil Harry Link, Homer Martin Baugh, Willis Elgin Snyder, Joseph Eugene Hall, Womraack Marlon Greek, WUUara Carl Cramer, Westley Richardson, Icald David Edwards, John Edgar Hughes, Charles William Thorn, Doyce Edwin Elenburg, James Perry Williams, John Francis Lewie, John Scott Klnberlin, William E. Mullens, Lloyd Edward Tlemac, Harry Montgomery Bpradllng, Meloert Ray King and Dwlght Earl Key Those accepted for the army Arnold Champ Kay. James Louis Palmer, Paul Frederick Williams, Benjamin Franklin Thatcher, Hugh William McWtlliams.

Clifford Leen Hensley, Lee Everett Masterson, John Herbert Satterly, Sylvester Ellison, Cecil Alvle Trent. Gerald George Walker, John Lynn Knight, Glendon Alfred Southern, Noel Edward Stan, Kenneyi Lee Neathe.iy, John H. Flanlgan, Jr Roy Leonard Klrtwsll, Earl William Jones, Cui- tls Raymond Craig, Richard Milton Rogers, Woodrow Wilson Stelnkamp, Jack Warren Smith, Maynard Edwin Cash, George Cozier Klngsbury, Frank Owen Flnton, Ernest Godfrey Joslcn, Earl Stanton Leggett, George Emmett Phelps, Ferroan Charles Beaver, Charles Willard Hedrlck, Tom Harold Loy, Lllburn Joseph Still, Audrey L. Cockrell, Harold Mahlon Corder, Lawrence Arthur Albrltton, Rpy Thurston Bass, Harold Young, Harold Eugene Foreste, Ivan Resell Schooler, Keonard Lyle Robertson, Glenn Eugene McGauhey and Jap C. Mlt- ciiell Russell Jacob Eelsten, John Stephen Fossard, Kenneth LeRoy Welch, Floyd Irwan Moore, Cecil John Baker, Euftcne Monroe Carnes, James Sylvester Byrket, Bernle Tburman, Melvln Francis chmldly, Robert Don Triplett, Don Keith Morgan, Merrill Hayzlett Wakefleld, James Arthur Clifton, waiter Richard Gandt, Jonnle Elliott, Xmett L.

Alumbaugh and Earl Wilbur. KATE SMITH writes about saving used fats I'VE HEARD WOMEN SAYi "But I never have any used cooking fats left over to save for and battlefield medicines." It's good economy to reuse your there's always a little left over even -after that. Only one tablespoonful of used fat compounds enough vaccine to protect 73 men! So scrape your cooking pans. Save meat trimmings, table scraps. OTHERS TELL ME: "But mv kitchen grease is often too dark to turn in It c'otsn't make a mite of difference how dark or bhck- tncd or smtlly fats are.

Every droi will yield crystal-clear material essentuu to making battlefield medicines and munitions. THIN YOU HIARt "But never cet wide-mouthed tto Any kind of a tin cm will do. (But pteftM don't UM When the can is full, ruth It to your butcher. For every pound, you'll et 4f and 2 free red WTA, WfB UFA tM ImJmtrf RICHER TEACHERS ARE RE-ELECTED Superintendent R. B.

Johnson Announces. Principals and S8 Instructors Employed. Picher, Okla, Aprl' list of Richer teachers who were recently re-elected for the 1944-'45 school term was announced today by R. B. Johnson, superintendent of schools.

Action on teachers was taken at a special board meeting this week. Mr. Johnson was re-elected as superintendent and all school prin- cipals w(-e renamed. The teacher list follows- Junior-senior high school--J. Fronterhouse, principal; Doris Curry, Eileen Dennen, Billy Maurie Douthitt, Paul Douthitt, Ruth Qil- liljmd, Adda Hall, Emma Matter, Inec Moser, Edna McReynolds, Octa McReynolds, Richard W.

Smith and Zelda Triplett. Cardin--Pete Russell, principal; Delia Counts, Nora Daugherty. Ge- neobla Douthitt and Hiwaitha Wilson. Central--Howard W. Jones, principal; Nadine Breeden, Lucille Breedlove, Georgia Cronk, Virginia O'Bryne, Nola Osborn, Lillian Tinkler and Dessa Williams.

Douthat--Eula Mayfield, principal; Flora Darnell, Neomi Gibson ifits FLAT No matter how car.fully prepared, meal has Floret Appeal' it lust isn't a success. 'Flaror Appeal' Is responsible for the Increase hi demand for every one of the JBwCsW- Finer Foods especially the Huett- 6 or. Sauce. It tfould hare been released many months before It was ottered to public. To its makers, recognized as experts in preparing high quality ioods for over a third oi a century, the final question tame up automatically: "Has this new product 'Flavor Appeal'.

that something which makes folks smack their lips and feel glad they sat down to table?" Well, a handy table size bottle 6 ox. Sauce from your grocer. See if you don't agree It really IS delightful. It is made to order for Meats. Seafoods, Gravies and it is ration free.

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Hall, principal; Lucille Bullock, Jean Colvin, Esther Kell, Marjorie Allen, Pauline Tate, Virginia Snyder and Ruth Williamson. Motor Car Stolen. Galena, Kan April 20 --A motor car owned by Wallace Mishler was stolen last night from its parking place just off Main street on Third street, nev the Maywood theater, it was reported to police. Church Women to Meet. Webb City, Mo.

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