Light Planes Prove Worth In Army Maneuvers
The Army uses small grasshopper planes for messages, reconnaissance, and artillery spotting during extended maneuvers in the South. Strohmeier notes plans to purchase more of these lightplanes and double production next year. Regular Air Forces pilots may not be needed due to many experienced private pilots in the Army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D. Strohmeier
Flying and Popular Aviation
Aeronautical Magazine
Priorities Board
War Department
Strohmeier
Langsville Personal And Social Mention
Langsville notes list Sunday visits by Mr and Mrs C Denny and others from Wilkesville Huntington Gallipolis and Charleston. A Rutland M E Church home coming draws locals. An aviation article praises a small lightplane's value for rough field ops amid high temperatures and limited training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Sue Davis
Charleston
L. E. Entsminger
Howard Johnson
Huntington
Wayne Johnson
Mildred Johnson
Gallipolis
Raymond Palmer
Rutland M. E
Moon to break into rings around Earth per scientists
A future date may see the moon nearing Earth and breaking apart to form a ring encircling the planet, scientists speculate. The projected event would create a Saturn like ring system, reshaping our night sky and orbital dynamics.
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Earth
Saturn
Gallia Nurse Visits School At Blue Lake
BLUE LAKE The Gallia County health nurse visited local schools Friday. Apple hauling is in progress here with a large crop reported late vegetables are plentiful due to the late fall. Local residents haul water from Gallipolis Mercerville the Ohio River and the Blue Lake.
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Blue Lake
Gallia County
Gallipolis
Mercerville
Ohio River
McCarlesville Grange Hall
Hemlock Grove Move Noted for Silas Taylor
Silas Taylor moved from the Eldon Clark property to his own home. Weekend visits included Dorsel and family with folk in Columbus. A round of Sunday visits connected Heilman, Midkiff, Romine, and Clark Idle households across Nease Settlement and Bunker Hill. Janet Sue Hines stayed with George and Mrs Hines in Zanesville last week.
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Hemlock Grove
Silas Taylor
Eldon Clark
Dorsel Smith
Mrs
Charles Folk
Columbus
Ziba Midkiff
Clark Idle
Nease Settlement
R. V. Heilman
Betty
Golda Heilman
John Sargent
Porter Midkiff
Homer Midkiff
Bert Romine
Cecil Heilman
Allan Heilman
Carl Heilman
Betty Heilman
Bunker Hill
Norman Russell
Wilbur Russell
Kerri Run
Emmerson
Will
Charles Romine
Janet Sue Hines
George Hines
Zanesville
Mississippi River name origins through history
The river's name has appeared in four spellings: Meche-sebe in Indian usage, Michispe in La Vallée era, Misisipi in Labatte records, and the version from Marquette that became the modern Mississippi.
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Mississippi River
Laval
Labatte
Marquette
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Athens
Charles Moore
Herman Lewis
Cheshire
Elizabeth Chapel
Mary F. Wogan
C. E. Sheets
Letart Falls
Harvey Brucker
Kroger
R.L
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Evans
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Nancy Hall
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Sauer | Kroger's A
Honey Fairfield S Peanut Country
Kraut Ondal
Kroge
Ountry
Michigan
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Dixie Maid
Mortons Salt
Staley’s Cube
Tae
Kroger's Country Club
Linda
WLW
WBNS
Strongheart
Dog Food
Krogs
Cinha
Wesco
Boscal Coffee
Dixie Margarine
Lux Facial Soap
Hollywood
Lux
P&g
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Krogers Country Club Creamery
Sunbeam
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