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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1945
Page
8
Private Jas S Chapman is listed with a new address at 16139872 3704 AAP B U Sad P Box 37 Keesler Field Miss. The note appears in uniformed personnel records. This marks an update in his mailing location within the military system.
Jack Cochran and Pic Cochran return from overseas and stay with sister Mrs Bauer and mother Erma in New York this week. Cpl. Addison J Pascoe listed with 826th Ferrying Squadron APO 149 New York.
Pvt. Stanley Cram arrived home from Camp Gordon Georgia Friday afternoon to spend a fifteen day furlough with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Allen Cram, other relatives and friends. Following his furlough he will report for duty at Camp Maxey Texas.
Schofield resumed duty on Tuesday after a 23 day furlough with his mother Mrs. Anna Schofield in Farwell. His address is Raymond D Schofield 36955811 Co. C 739th M. P. Bn Camp Haan Calif.
Cleo Paxton arrived home in Flint after a visit from Daytona Beach Naval Air Station in Florida. She was promoted from Seaman Second Class to Seaman First Class and will depart Saturday to resume duty with family and friends aware of her recent rise in rank.
Pfc Willard M Koch arrived on the east coast June 29 aboard the Queen Elizabeth with the 4th Armored Division and reached home July 4 to spend a thirty day furlough with his mother Mrs Josephine Koch and family. He has been in service since April 1948 and served twelve months in England France and Belgium. After furlough he will report at Camp Dix New Jersey and then at Sioux Falls Air Base South Dakota for reassignment.
Herbert Breen CPO chief petty officer departed last Thursday to rejoin his ship. Pfc. Herbert J. Shilling listed at 60-D-172 1st Platoon APO 269 c/o Postmaster New York. T/Sgt. Clyde W. Moline new address 36416120 Co B 608 Parachute Int APO 757 c/o Postmaster New York NY.
Norman Blystone C P O and his wife from Portsmouth Virginia spent a week on leave visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Glen Blystone and his sister Ruth.
Pfc Judy Freeman and Mrs Freeman were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Sidney Carey and Mrs Homer O Dell. Judy recently returned from the Philippines after thirty four months of service.
Sgt Ralph Ackerman has returned to Tuner Field Georgia after spending his furlough here. His wife and her mother Mrs Ernest Ramey will stay with him for an indefinite period. Tech Arlo Oden arrived on the coast last week from the European Theater of Operations and is spending a thirty day furlough with his parents Mr and Mrs Leo Oden. Arlo has served three years overseas since April 6 and fought with a Field Artillery Battalion of the 15th Corps 7th Army in Germany.
Pfc. Gay son of Mrs Florence Gay of East Lansing arrives on the east coast June 18 with the 86th Black Hawk Division the first unit to return to the United States and visits relatives here after two years in service and a February overseas deployment. Farwell Young Men Ellis Barber and John W Bistricky begin Naval indoctrination at Great Lakes Illinois undergoing seamanship drill and naval procedures with aptitude tests to decide assignments and a future leave after training.
Bernard Robison 17 of Farwell Michigan starts six weeks of basic training at the U S Maritime Service Training Station Sheepshead Bay New York. The program covers lifeboat work fire fighting breeches buoy sea rules swimming ship construction equipment gunnery and physical training with options for deck or engine training or specialized schools after boat training.
Duane McDonald and Mrs. Duane McDonald left Friday to return to Amarillo Field Texas after a fifteen day furlough spent with her parents Mr and Mrs Sidney Carey and his parents Mr and Mrs Archie McDonald and other relatives and friends.
Sgt. Jack R. Cochran 36460355 Cav Reconnaissance earned a Bronze Star for meritorious service in France from August 10 to September 24, 1944. He led section duties in an M-8 assault gun platoon, supported reconnaissance units, and faced heavy enemy fire guiding spearhead advances. Cochran, from Michigan, has been promoted to Staff Sergeant.
Tee 5 Herbert A. McDonald served in the 3156th Signal Service Company during the World War II citation period from 15 December 1944 to 15 February 1945. The unit operated the Algiers radio relay station and managed all radio channels to the United States England France and Russia while building and testing high speed relay circuits for the Yalta conference.
The 3156th Signal Service Company completed installations ahead of the war department target date. From January 24 to February 18, 1945 the traffic section operated continuously passing high volumes of vital world information with no loss or misrouting. Circuit reliability was exceptional with negligible time losses and superior reception continuity. Commanding Major W. H. Jacobs praised the personnel for exemplary devotion to duty and the mission earned commendations throughout front communication centers.
An old agricultural listing shows prices and entries for Wheat Oats on Rye, New Crop White Beans, Light Red Beans, Dark Red Beans, and various livestock products. Prices include 18.00 to 23.00 per unit for some items, with notes on beef hides and fowls. The entry references Jackson peak and a July 17 1946 bale, along with a mix of animals and commodities.
In Chicago the Sheil School of Social Studies offers free weekly sessions aiming to educate citizens on democracy. Open to all faiths and ages 16 to 75, the program emphasizes social responsibility, with more than 5,000 attendees yearly. The school, a branch of the CYO, operates at Congress Street and Wabash Avenue.
Storied upper Danube echoes the Rhine with tales of ruined castles bustling towns and villages. Travelers recount Devil aided bridges and bargains of souls while legends celebrate clever architects, lovers, miracles, and clashes between dwarfs and giants.
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