From the Recorder: December 6, 1945
by Don't be an ambulance (or fire truck) chaser, warns Capt. Frank Davies in today's Ralston Recorder from December 6, 1945. Still true today.
From the Recorder: November 29, 1945
In today's Ralston Recorder from November 29, 1945, we learn that the Ralston Safety Patrol was sent a framed picture by Douglas County Sheriff Bill …
From the Recorder: November 13, 1941
The November 15, 1945 edition of the Ralston Recorder is not available, so in this article from November 13, 1941, we learn that the Civic …
From the Recorder: November 15, 1945
In today's Ralston Recorder from November 15, 1945, we learn that Howard Phelps is devoting his time to growing his lawn mower manufacturing business that …
From the Recorder: November 8, 1945
In today's Ralston Recorder from November 8, 1945, we learn that Sgt. Henry "Buck" Wehner is back in the United States and will be home …
From the Recorder: November 1, 1945
In the November 1, 1945, edition of the Ralston Recorder, it is reported that the Ralston Volunteer Fire Department is sponsoring a "Big Poultry Bingo" …
From the Recorder: October 25, 1945
Today's Ralston Recorder from October 25, 1945, reports that a new filling station is being built on the northeast corner of 77th & Main St. …
From the Recorder: October 18, 1945
In today's Ralston Recorder from October 18, 1945, we learn that Ralston has thrown their hat into the ring to have a new veteran's hospital …
From the Recorder: October 11, 1945
Today's Ralston Recorder from October 11, 1945, reports that the Ralston First Aid Squad was first on the scene at a serious automobile accident on …
From the Recorder: October 4, 1945
In today's Ralston Recorder from October 4, 1945, we learn that Sgt. Wilmer N. Baker, Jr. was released from a Japanese prison camp on September …