Deaths and Marriages in Nevada and Arizona
William Zimmerman aged 69 died at his Ayers Street home in Nevada after a three year illness from a heart condition. Sister Mary Harlina Peiffer marks 50 years with the Sisters of the Precious Blood in America. Aviation Cadet Homer B. Schindler, son of Mr and Mrs W O Schindler of Upper Sandusky, wed Ernestine Morris of Corona Del Mar California in Douglas Arizona where he is stationed. Ernestine is a registered nurse and Cross aide instructor in Phoenix. Schindler expects pilot wings on August 4 at Douglas. The pair will visit his parents after graduation.
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William Zimmerman
Ayers Street
Nevada
Mary Harlina Peiffer
iXirby
Congregation of the Sisters of the Precious Blood
America
Peter A Peiffer
New Bavaria
Homer B. Schindler
Army Air, Corps
W. O. Schindler
Upper Sandusky
Ernestine Morris
J. EB. Morris
Corona del Mar
Calif
Douglas Ariz
Med Cross
Phoenix
Eden High School
Douglas
Four Smiley Sons Serve in Armed Forces Photo Correction
The Carey Times corrects a July 2 photo error listing four Smiley brothers from S Patterson street serving in the armed forces. The proper lineup shows Pfc Jack E Smiley at Camp Pickett Va Sgt Lester Smiley in the South Pacific, Robert Smiley of San Pedro Calif and Cpl Glenn Smiley aboard a hospital ship.
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Ira Smiley
Carey Times
S Patterson Street
Lester Smiley
Cpl
Glenn Smiley
Jack Smiley
Jack E Smiley
Camp Pickett Va
South Pacific
Robert Smiley
San Pedro
Calif
Merchant Marine
West Coast
Guadalcanal
Lester
Tokyo
Lulu Belle and Scotty Booked for the Fair
The Wyandot county fair Wednesday night September 13 1944 features Lulu Belle and Scotty a top radio and movie duo. They met at WLS Chicago and rose from North Carolina roots becoming a popular wholesome comedy team. Call the Catholic Rectory for pilgrim accommodations at phone 16.
Dangerous driving at railroad crossing prompts safety push
An automobile being pushed by a truck across a grade crossing led to a close accident. Whistle signals were heard by witnesses, and observers note that precautions could have averted the crash. The National Safety Council campaigns to end grade crossing accidents delaying trains.
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National Safety Council
Acci
Community Notes From Adrian and Nearby Areas
Local residents visited Findlay and Monroe with extended family time and church events. The Stauffer family reunion and a Peter Earl wedding were noted, along with hospital updates, amateur hour prize winners on WFIN, and various family visits to Delta, McCutchenville, New Washington and Bucyrus.
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Vera ‘Cook
Monroe
Hetreit
Mich
W. B. Barrett
Williiam Barrett
Delta
Harry DeTray
McCutchenville
Earl. Moser
Raymond Casper
Paul
Stauffer
Findlay Park
Join Ruehle
Peter Earl
St.Boniface’s Church
Newflozel
Add
Orville Phillips
Hiés Ndomi
Vaulue
Arthur Mullholand
Floral Klingel
Detroit
Wyandotte
Thomas Saunders, Jr
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
Merta Dixon
Willard Muliholand
MeCutchenville
Wilza Correll
Henry Shearer
A. W. Benson
Tes- Gay
Dorothy
Jean
Gerald Crawford
Fostceria
Bertha Crumline
Crawford
Kay Saunders
Eugene Mulholland
Bucyrus
Catherine Mericle
Irene Zender
Juanita Hill
WFIN
Findlay
Russel Presler
Mack
New Washington
Cpl
Howard Presler
Alaska
Furlough Return Highlights Local Guests
Mrs. Robert Wilson and son Robert of Bucyrus were guests of relatives here last Thursday along with a home on furlough.
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Robert ‘Wilson
Robert of
Bucyrus
Drought Expected Across States Through 1947 Says Professor
Dr E L Moseley of Bowling Green State University predicts a major drought from the latter half of 1946 into most of 1947, spanning Indiana to Pennsylvania and Michigan to Tennessee. He bases this on tree ring growth and notes droughts have appeared at every corresponding period, with rainfall above average in late 1945 and early 1946.
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Indiana
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Tennessee
E. L. Moseley
Bowling Green State University
Mosetsy
War Bonds Aid Bomber Efforts Through Payroll Plan
Treasury notes claim war bonds fund RAF air raids on Nazi targets. Demolition bombs, including the 500 pound model, require fin attachments at airfields to ensure accuracy. Buyers urged to join payroll savings and “Yop that Ten Percent.”
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RAF
U.S. Treasury Department
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Evelyn Ruth
Marion
Ohio
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
Jeve Evelyn
Ogee A
Re T
Ralph Smiley
Carey
Glenda Lou
Richard Eugene
Billy Lee
Pfc
Jack E. Smiley
Sgt
CPI
Glenn E. Smiley
Lulu Belle
Scotty
Comediennes
Scott Wiseman
North Carolina
Pho 16
Dents
Council
Adrian
Earl Moser
Ralph Hill
Glenna Moser
West Independence
St. Nicholas’ Church
Frenchtown
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Magazin
Pathfinder
Parents’ Magazine
the Woman Pathfinder
American Fruit Grower
AMERICAN_FOULTRY JOURNAL
Farm Journal
Parmer
National Livestock Producer
Poultry Tribune
Capper’s Farmer
Ed Ake
Aef Das
Eme
American Journal
Capper
Country Gentleman
Farm Journal & Farmer's Wife
Hygeia National Digest Monthly
Nature
Popular Mechanics
Redbook
Nadir
Postoffice
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