From the Recorder: March 15, 1945
by Today's post from the March 15, 1945 edition of the Ralston Recorder contains a collection of articles of Ralston military service members home on leave.
Author: Brian Kavanaugh
From the Recorder: March 8, 1945
Today's Ralston Recorder from March 8, 1945 notes that veterans' requests for services from the Douglas County Red Cross have increased 53% over the past …
From the Recorder: March 1, 1945
In today's Ralston Recorder from March 1, 1945, the library announced they have acquired a World Book Encyclopedia set.
From the Recorder: February 22, 1945
Two more cases of scarlet fever were detected while one was released from quarantine, keeping the number of cases right at the threshold for it …
From the Recorder: February 15, 1945
Today's Ralston Recorder from February 15, 1945, provides an update on scarlet fever cases, which was officially regarded an epidemic under state law at the …
From the Recorder: February 8, 1945
Today's Ralston Recorder from February 8, 1945, celebrates the 35th anniversary of the founding of the Boy Scouts.
From the Recorder: February 1, 1945
Today's Ralston Recorder, from February 1, 1945, asks the public to write to their State Senator urging him to support a bill establishing a teacher …
From the Recorder: January 25, 1945
In today's Ralston Recorder from January 25, 1945, we read that Staff Sgt. Alfred O. Smith of Ralston has been awarded the Oak Leaf Cluster …
From the Recorder: January 18, 1945
The January 18, 1944 edition of the Ralston Recorder had very little local news in it, so here's an article about the value auxiliary groups …
From the Recorder: January 11, 1945
In today's Ralston Recorder from January 11, 1945, we read that the Sneed brothers were able to get leave and surprise their mother Kathryn on …