The Journal, 1946-01-03

for service as set forth in the following CITATION: “For meritorious service in planning and implementing Military Government activities in the Pacific Ocean Areas from 6 June 1944 to 22 August 1945. As Assistant to the Military Government Officer, on the Staff of the Comman Commander - der Commander in Chief, United States Pacific Fleet and Pacific Ocean Areas, his broad knowledge of civil affairs and his assiduous application to his duties combined to contribute substantially to the success of Military Government in the Pacific Ocean Areas. His conduct and devotion to duty were at all times in keeping with the highest traditions of the United States Naval Service.” Commendation Ribbon Authorized

Provision has been made by the extension service to provide assist assistance - ance assistance to farmers in solving this prob problem. - lem. problem. Attention should be called to the fact that those who wait until the last, to prepare their letarns, will be considerably inconvenienced. This inconvenience can be largely a avoided, - voided, avoided, if arrangements are made to prepare these returns the first few days in January rather than waiting until about January 15. Farmers should come to those assisting them with definite figures on receipts and expenses.

Lt. Col. Danford entered the ser serice - ice serice April 26, 1941, as a First Lieu Lieutenant. - tenant. Lieutenant. He served in Italy with the 12th Tactical Air Comrvind, 12th Air Force and in France and Ger Germany - many Germany with the 12th Tactical Com Command - mand Command under the 9th Air Force. He served as a Battalion Commander, Wing Signal Officer and Air Staff Communications Officer. Lt. Col. Danford took part in five campaigns and was awarded the Legion of Mer Merit - it Merit and the Bronze Star Medal.

New York, N. Y. Jan. 2 Lt. Col. Edward C. Danford, native of Keithtown community, Noble Coun County - ty County now on terminal leave from the Army, has been appointed a train training - ing training assistant in the Agencies De Department - partment Department of The Mutual Life Insur Insurance - ance Insurance Company of New York at the company’s home office in New York City, according to an announcement made today by Roger Hull, vice-pres vice-president - ident vice-president and manager of agencies.

The recipient of the honor, which carries with it the title of Rt. Rev. Monsignor, was notified immediately by Bisho- Mussio. The other newly designated prelates are the Rt. Rev. Monsignor William Robben, pastor of St. Mary’s church, Marietta Rt. Rev. Monsignor Joseph F. Dooley, Mingo Junction and the Rt. Rev Monsignor Stephen A. Yanto, Bar Barton. - ton. Barton. The honor has been bestowed upon these priests in recognition of their long and faithful years of ser service - vice service as pastors.

Investiture Will Be Held Early This Year According to an announcement made by the Most Rev. Bishop John K. Mussio, D. D., of the Steuben Steubenville - ville Steubenville diocese, Rev. Joseph Gilbert Mehler, pastor of the St. Sylves Sylvester’s - ter’s Sylvester’s church of Woodsfield, was one of our priests named domestic pre prelate - late prelate by His Holiness, Pope Pius XII. The appointment was effective Thursday, Dec. 20.

Farmers are required to file an estimate of their income and ex expenses - penses expenses for 1945 bv January 15, of 1946. Further provirion is made that a final return may be filed by fann fanners - ers fanners by January 15 and in this case no estimate is required to be pre prepared. - pared. prepared. Farmers may file an estimate of their income on January 15 and have the privilege of filing their final return up until March 15, 1946.