One Hundred Ten Receive Aircraft Service Awards
Continued from First Page lists recipients and hours awarded including Lillian Walker 56 Doris Empey 56 Josephine Chapman 54 Beverly Sowle 54 Mark Bicknell 52 Celia Hall 52 Ruby Garfield 52 Jack Sternaman 52 Isabelle Barber 52 Thelma Busche 62 Nellie Spencer 51 Nellie Houghton 51 Jim Stanley 50 Adelaide Elden 50 Wilma Wallington 50 Harold Jones 50 Walter Foell 50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Walker
Doris Empey
Josephine Chapman
Beverly Sowle
Mark Bicknell
Celia Hall
Ruby Garfield
Jack Sternaman
Isabelle Barber
Thelma Busche
Nellie Spencer
Nellie Houghton
Jim Stanley
Adelaide Elden
Wilma Wallington
Harold Jones
Walter Foell
Mrs. C. Bingham Dies at Farwell Home
Mrs. C Bingham long active in Farwell community and Methodist church dies at Farwell home after years of service. Funeral held at Farwell United Methodist Church with Dr John H Hall officiating. Interment in Surrey Township Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Bigelow
Flint
Charles H. Schroeder
U. S. Air Corps
Janet
Larry Schofield
Jack Bigelow
Bingham
Farwell
Dwight L. Moody
Methodist Church
Epworth League
Farwell Methodist Church
Ladies Aid
Woman’s Relief Corps
Woman’s Temperance Union
Farwell Woman's Club
Order of the Eastern Star
Court Street Methodist Church
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Watch Tower
Central Woman's Christian Temperance Union
John H. Hall
Surrey Township
Beaverton C G M District Association Meeting Report
The Beaverton CGM District Association met with 150 attendees for an evening session. President Virginia Ross opened, reports were read, and a program of solos and a vocal duet entertained. New officers were installed by Francis Glover, and the meeting closed with refreshments as they planned to meet in Harrison in 1944.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Ross
Beaverton
Cecil McKellar
CGM Assn
Francis Glover
CGM
Irene Elthrop
Gladwin
Jay Bellinger
Clare
Amatron
Ruth Jones
Harrison
William Murphy
Ellen Burgess
Effa Hunter
Thelma Diment
Coleman
Midland
Margaret Puschelberg
Dearborn
Marjory Kennedy
Home
G. M. Ass’n
Opportunity Khocis-not oned in Sehtinel classifieds
Fragmentary text mentions opportunity, Khocis-not oned, and Sehtinel classified columns with a reference to Phone-26. The readable items lack clear context or complete details to identify a specific event or entity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opportunity Khocis
Vanishing Covered Bridges Across American Landscape
Covered wooden bridges are rapidly disappearing from the American landscape as aging structures collapse or are replaced. Builders once used walls and roofs to shield timbers from rot, but modern bridges rely on paint to protect exposed wood.
Pilots Fight Afoot in Luzon
The 27th bombardment group fought with pistols rifles and machine guns in the Philippines after planes were scarce. They fled to Australia and later attacked Japanese forces in Java New Guinea and Borneo. Only 19 survivors remain active.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luzon
Washington
Philippines
Neilson Field
Australia
Army Air Forces
War Department
James B. McAfee
Charlotte, N
Barksdale Field
Manila
Nichols Field
Fort McKinley
Brisbane
Darwin
Mindanao
Java
Owen Stanley
New Guinea
Salamaua
Buna
Gasmata
Tojo
How Hogs Figure Things Out Really Is Shocking
In Earlham Iowa farmer Jim Brown resorts to an electrically charged hog fence to keep hogs from wandering. The hogs learn to time their movements with the fence cycle and crowd under the fence when power stops. Brown contemplates a psychologist to outwit them without risking a nervous breakdown in the herd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earlham
Iowa
Jim Brown
Brown
Graduate Milkers Find Jobs Run Dry
Nineteen graduates of a month long milking course in Los Angeles, including one woman, discover the shortage of jobs as many milking recruits were drawn from across the country by publicity about demand. They still hold their diplomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
WNEW
Manhattan
Paula Stone
Fred
Marilyn Cantor
Eddie
Marilyn
Paula
Broadway
Hollywood
Duke Daly
Europe
Royal Canadian Air Force
Accident prevention urges individual care in war era
The article notes that accidents cost the United States millions in wages and medical expenses with over 102000 killed and 8.95 million injured. It urges personal caution and lists safety rules such as not placing hands near moving parts, handling knives safely, proper ladder setup, rope use, careful vehicle operation, and steady speeds for field machinery.
Nightlife baron expands with Casbah in New York
Max Cassvan, a European producer of papers and films, opens the Casbah nightclub backed by wealthy American backers. He has 24 similar ventures from Paris to Rome and speaks 14 languages. The feature notes his discovery of Chevalier and Boyer and calls him the King of the Night Clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Mexico
Max Cassvan
Europe
Paris
Riviera
Rome
Maurice Chevalier
Lucienne Boyer
Tino Rossi
Michelle Balin
Hollywood
Continentat
Tung Nut Oil Industry Sprouts From China Seed in 1904
Dr. David Fairchild secured Tung nuts from China in 1904 and planted them across the United States. A 1940 bumper crop yielded 5,000,000 pounds of nuts and about a million dollars to growers. A southern belt 50 to 100 miles wide best suits tung trees yielding nuts with woody hulls and 3 to 7 seeds. Machinery mirrors cottonseed and soybean oil processes. Residue becomes fertilizer. Foreign oil imports before the war averaged ten million dollars annually. the American oil now gains a ready market. Dehulling and crushing mills have emerged in Alabama Florida Georgia Mississippi and Louisiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Fairchild
Government Bureau of Plant Industry
China
Japan
New York
Food Consumption Averages Rise Across Projections
Aged 183 million population shows varied appetite from dainty to hearty eaters. Machine experts estimate average annual food per person would be 1 422 pounds if evenly distributed over 1920 to 1924. In the prosperous 1923 1929 era the average climbed 52 pounds to 1 474 pounds amid war bonds.
Fifth of Orange Crop Goes to Needs of War
Washington reports a ten percent cut in consumer oranges with about a fifth diverted to war needs. The Agriculture Department ordered orange handlers in California and Arizona to set aside this weekly portion for processing into juice for war services and lend-lease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
California
Arizona
Clare school district to hold annual election for two trustees
The Clare district plans its annual meeting at the school July 12 at 8 PM to elect two trustees to fill vacancies held by Edward G. Johnston and Dr. Frank W. McKnight and to address operation millage and debt limits. The board seeks raising operation millage to cover costs and boiler replacement, with a two year increase to 1.7 percent of assessed value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Edward G. Johnston
Frank W. McKnight
George J. White
Board of Education
Pfetsch Couple Thankful for Anniversary Flowers
Mr and Mrs Charles Pfetsch express gratitude to relatives friends and Dover Sunday School for the flowers and ecards marking their sixty year wedding anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover Sunday School
Charles Pfetsch
Card of Thanks from Galon Coats
Galon Coats thanks friends and relatives for acts of kindness during a hospital stay and expresses gratitude to all who supported him.
Thanks to Mr Gerrit Hamstra and Mr Orvil Vandewarker
J HB Doherty Sons Company expresses gratitude to Mr Gerrit Hamstra and Mr Orvil Vandewarker for locating and returning the calking load lost from our truck last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerrit Hamstra
Orvil Vandewarker
J. HB. Doherty Sons Company
Gratitude From a Long Illness Recipient
Thanks are given to friends and neighbors for flowers plants and cards during a long illness. Special thanks go to Dr and Mrs McArthur Mrs Walker of Clare Hospital Dr Hall for comfort Mrs Gordon for kindness the Rebekah Lodge for a hospital bed and the recipient's daughters for care.
Sentinel liner means results at rally dost
A brief note indicates that the Sentinel liner shows results at a rally. No further context or details are provided about participants, location, or outcomes.
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Philip Reed
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WAAC
London
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Eighth Avenue
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NBC
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Monte Wooley
Madison
Bell Syndicate
WNU Features
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Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve Act
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