NEWS OF OUR MEN AND WOMEN IN UNIFORM
Pfc Raymond Spicer has a new address at 36960919 627 P A Bn Sv Btry APO 58 New York NY T4 Wr Spicer lists 1/4 Wim Spicer 368- 4685 40th MG Ha Co APO 26 c o P M San Francisco CA Albert J Samborn ARM 2 Aviation Radioman returned home for furlough with his parents and will rejoin Banana River FL after a transfer from Beaufort SC.
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Pfc
Raymond Spicer
P. A
APO
Nfo
P. M
New York
N. Y
Spicer
Wim. Spicer
San Francisco
Calif
Albert J. Samborn
ARM 2
Aviation
al Samborn
B. A. Samborn
Banana River
Florida
Beaufort
South Carolina
Pvt Douglas Maeten New Address Update
Pvt Douglas Maeten listed a new address at Camp Grant Til 470 with unit Co A WDPG and identifier 46062978.
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Douglas Maeten
Douglas Len
Co. A
W.D.P.G
Blias
Camp Grant
Til
Maxwell Receives New Address Update
Lt Eugene L Maxwell listed with new address 02076896 18th Bomb Command APO 719-2 c o Postmaster San Francisco California for military mail routing and assignment records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene L. Maxwell
18Th Bomb Command
c/o
San Francisco
Calif
Dominic Scott Visits Pensacola Family Ties
Seaman Dominic Scott of Pensacola Florida visits his brother Mr and Mrs Barney Scott and other relatives during a home leave.
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Dominic Scott
Pensacola
Florida
White
Barney Scott
Pie Gail Sowle Pie furlough notice from Camp Rupert Idaho
Gail Sowle Pie of Camp Rupert Idaho spends a fifteen day fur lough with his parents Mr and Mrs H M Sowle and family.
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Pie
Gail Sowle
Camp Rupert
Idaho
Mrs. H. M. Sowle
Marine Cpl Loretta Haies Qpl Hales on Furlough Abroad
Cpl Loretta Haies Qpl Hales of the Marines at Henderson Hall Arlington Virginia visited relatives and friends in Clare during an eleven day furlough.
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Loretta’ Haies
Hales
The
Marines
Henderson Hall
Arlington
Clare
Foell Son Arrives in Seattle from Nagoya
Sgt William Foell and Mrs. Walter Foell receive a telegram on Christmas Day that their son Bill has arrived in Seattle Washington from Nagoya Japan.
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William. Foell
Walter Foell
Bill
Seattle
Washington
Nagoya
Japan
Pvt Bert Jackson Rejoins Duty After Eleven Day Furlough
Pvt Bert Jackson returned home Sunday noon for an eleven day furlough with his wife and family then will report back for duty at Fort Belvoir Virginia on January 1.
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Pvt
Bert Jackson
Fort Belvoir
Virginia
Sailor Stanley Mullet Home From South Pacific Tour
Stanley Mullet Y 2c Yeoman returned home Thursday after fifteen months in the South Pacific. He will take a three week leave with his wife and family before reporting back for duty on January 12.
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Stanley Mullet
Yeoman Mullet
South Pacific
Navy Sailor Visits Home From Plymouth Mass
Merle D Archambault a ship's cook from Plymouth Massachusetts came Sunday to spend the week with his parents Mr and Mrs Jennings Archambault and family He left Thursday to return to Plymouth
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Merle D. Archambault
Cook Archambault
Plymouth
Mass
Jennings Archambault
Lt Dunlop to report for discharge at Greensboro
Lt Dunlop ends sixty day furlough with parents Mayor and Mrs John W Dunlop and will report to Greensboro North Carolina on January 2 and expects to receive his honorable discharge soon.
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Lt. Dunlop
John, W. Dunlop
Greensboro
N. C
Soldier Ernest Bryant Returns Home From Philippines
Pfc. Ernest Bryant notified his parents Mr. and Mrs. George Bryant that he had come back from the Philippines and was at Camp Anza California and expected to be home going.
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Pfc
Ernest Bryant
George Bryant
Philippines
Camp Anza
Calif
Banghart Family Welcomes Returning Soldiers
Mrs. Olin Banghart learned her son Sgt Erskane Banghart is en route from Manila and awaiting his discharge. Her daughter Cpl Jean Banghart recently discharged from the WAC in California.
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Banghart
Olin Banghart
Sgt
Erskane Banghart
Manila
Cpl
Jean Banghart
W.A.C
California
John W Dunlop Visits Clare During Leave
Seaman First Class John William Dunlop on a fifteen day holiday leave spent with his wife Louise Cummins of Clare and their children at their home in Zanesville Ohio. He visited his father Chief of Police Wm B Dunlop and other relatives and friends in Clare last week.
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John William Dunlop
Dunlop
Louise Cummins
Clare
Zanesville
Ohio
Wm. B. Dunlop
Local Hero Cpl Jay Green Returns From Overseas
Mr and Mrs J J Green received a call from their son Cpl Jay Green stating he arrived in the United States December 9 and is at Camp Atterbury Seperation Center awaiting transfer to University Hospital Ann Arbor for treatment of a punctured eardrum sustained in action in France.
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Cpl
Jay Green
J. J. Green
United States
Camp Atterbury
Indiana
University Hospital
Ann Arbor
France
Bowes Re-Enlists In Army. Wholly Naval? (Note: This line kept concise)
Private First Class Bowes re enlists for thirty three months and fur loughs at Clare Missouri to report February 22 at Fort Sheridan. He entered service February 26 1943 and went overseas October 8 1943 serving fourteen months with the 28th Keystone Division in Wales England France Belgium Luxembourg and Germany. He earned the WTO ribbon three bronze battle stars American Theater ribbon Infantry Combat badge good conduct medal victory medal and Purple Heart for wounds near Aachen Germany October 7 1944. He returned from overseas December 12 1944 and has since been in hospitals in Springfield Missouri Battle Creek Percy Jones in Michigan and the Hospital Training Unit in San Francisco California.
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Bowes
C. B. Fisher
Clare
R-4
Fort Sheridan
U. S. Army
Keystone
Wales
England
France
Belgium
Luxembourg
Germany
WTO
Aachen
Pie. Bowes
O'Reilly General Hospital
Springfield
Percy Jones
Battle Creel
Michigan
San Francisco
Calif
North Vernon Extension Group Christmas Party
The North Vernon Extension Group met at the home of Mr and Mrs Richard Brooks for a Christmas party with husbands as guests. Games and gift exchanges followed a pot luck lunch. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs George Tope in Clare on January 23, with the topic Making Accessories.
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North Vernon
Vernon Center Extension Group Christmas Party
The Vernon Center extension group met with Mrs. Harry Wild on December 19 for a Christmas party. Twenty three members attended a pot luck chicken dinner followed by a skit "Caroletta Came for Christmas" performed by Mesdames Irwin Schwartz Wild Brock Tice Duncan and Miss Ruth McIntosh. Gifts were exchanged and carols sung. The next meeting with Mrs. Marshall Brock is January 21 at 10:00 a.m. The lesson will be "Making Accessories."
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Vernon Center Extension Group
Harry Wild
Mesdames Irwin
Schwartz
Wild
Brock
Tice
Duncan
Ruth McIntosh
Marshall Brock
Christmas visits and visitors dot the region
A flood of holiday guests marked Christmas as families from Flint Saginaw Detroit Kalamazoo Muskegon and other places visited relatives in Petoskey Vernon Farwell Lake City and surrounding towns. Many households hosted dinners and gatherings including Mrs. Hartman Mr. and Mrs. Woodward and daughters Mrs. Hall and children Mrs. Hartman and family Mrs. Hartman and Mr. and Mrs. Green with others enjoying the festive weekend.
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Paul Sheponski
Petoskey
Doris Marble
Flint
Frances Miller
Clyde O'Dell
Frances Greer
Saginaw
Bert Greer
Tommy Gitgood
Sanford
Richard B. Hall
Erskane Banghart
Kalama- 200
William Foell
Marie Repphan
Farwell
Walter Foell
Wayne Grimm
Berkley
A. H. Horton
George Finch
A. Hi
Horton
Theo Wallington
William Terwilliger
Lake City
Virginia Hooker
Detroit
Charles Whitlock
Morristown
C. A. Townsend
Jimmy
Ln Townsend
Earl Gillette
Muskegon
John Cox, Jr
Kalamazoo
Olin Banghart
Walter Gitgood
Helen Peel
Novella
Claude Hartman
I. R. Schlegel
Jack Schlegel
E. W. Wilson
Midland
Will Bowler
Alfred Austin
Theodore Bowler
R. J. Miller
Louise
Wayne
Lester McKnight
Poticva City
Okla
Lester Guy
Scottville
Roy Kinsey
Mary Guy
Tom Hiliott
Caralee
Joe Elliott
Vernon
Laurie Woodward
Laureen
Karen Sue
Addison Pascoe
Virginia Hendershot
Ithaca
Sidney Pascoe
Charles Neithercut
C. L. Coulter
Margaret Coulter
Edward J. Neithercut
Ernest Green
Glen Hartman
Lon, Trantor
Pontiac
Harrison
Simmons
Carl Lear
Darlene
Ledner
Green
Christmas Guests Spread Across Saginaw District
A long list of Christmas visits and gatherings fills social pages as residents from Saginaw, Midland, Lansing, Flint, Detroit and surrounding towns hosted relatives and friends. Guests included Rev Miller, Mrs Hahn, Mrs Stough, Mrs Hansler, Mrs Guy, Mrs Robinette, Mr Orr, Mr Chaplin, and many others, with multiple dinners and holiday stays noted.
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Harrison Miller
Saginaw
Whitlock
Charles B. Hahn
Big Rapids
Loie Hansler
John Stough
N. ©. Davis
London
Ontario
Mary Guy
Morris
Ray Guy
Winnie Coveart
Familly
Bert Sible
Midland
Mabel Fortin
Jack
Flint
Bessie Henderson
C. E.jones
Mason
Harold Jones
Olive Orr
Clarabelle Adams
Robert
Charles Adams, Jr
Loomis
Burt Newt
Lula Shaw
Leslie
Ben l Larrance
Donna
Pontiac
Carl Chaplin
Carla Mae
Elmer Shefferly
Larry
Ralph Ackerman
Detroit
Ernest Ramey
Bob
Roy Beltinck
James Clark
George Schultheis
Linwood
Richard Woodcock
Donald McKinnon
St. Clair Shores
Alex MclXinnon
A. J. Doherty
Percy Stough
Joan
Joyce
Jonesville
Mya
Erwin. Zinser
Casper Witbeck
Donnie
Heart
Marg
Rolland Witbeck
Caro Kay
Ithaca
Marvin Witbeck
Glenn Baker
Marilyn
Chas. Callihan
Janet
Arthur Ulrich
August Ulrich
al Waack
Philadelphia
Betty Jeanne Stevens
Evanston
Ilinois
Robert Spillman
Columbus
Ohio
Maxine Stevens
R.N
Ann Arbor
Ralph Stevens
Loretta
Harrold
Florence Field
Patricia Harrold
Mt. Pleasant
Mary Lynie
Gertrude
Patricia
R. Huffman
Shepherd
Henry Assman
Betty
Warren
Norman Assman
Dallas
Texas
John House
Archambault
Russell Davis
Connie Lou
Davison
Dale Erter
Bobbie
Lester Petty
Dansville
Leonard Irwin
Harold
Harverter
Harvey Hunt
Westaburg
Bernard McNerney
Bonnie
Beth
Vernon
Jennings Archambault
Hunt
McNerney
W. Nash
Frank Nash
Verna Jean
Pvt
Oliver ‘Nash
Port ‘McGiellan
Betty’ Case
And
Warren Sharp
Seaman
Charles Williams
Great Lakes
Bath Etymology Traces Word to Greek Roots
Etymologists say the English word bath comes from a Greek root meaning to drive sadness from the mind. The note suggests ancient Greeks valued bodily cleansing as a path to mental well being and advocates frequent thorough bathing.
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Dwomen
Connie Walker
Clare County
Hendriek
Ken and
Jay
Hendrie Brothers
I. M. Everts
W. Fifth St
Clare, Michiran
Donald A. Dunlop
Gordon Bowes
Undertakers
North Vernon Group
Veron Center Group
Blackstone
inLackstone
America
Chileng Warren
Hesiile
Iar
PT Oeee
Teeta
Ee Prise Tart Ae
Kelsey & Rogers Hardware
Ciare, Michigan
the Citizens State. Bank
Clare, Michigan
WM. H. Bicknell
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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