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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1943
Page
8
Readers receive a dense list of weekend and weekly visits across Midland and surrounding towns. Families from Coleman Flint Bay City and Mars locales share time with relatives, attend services, or travel for funerals and hospital stays, highlighting community ties and familiar names. The item closes with travel plans for Carl Lear and Darlene Lear visiting relatives in Kansas Missouri and Oregon later this month.
A May wave of births includes a nine pound Nelson born to Mr. and Mrs. Himer Os and an eight and three quarters pound Phillip Steven to Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Breen. The list also covers visits and travels of residents, hospital news, and moves within Alma and surrounding towns, highlighting community ties and family milestones.
Mr and Mrs Fred Newsome of Charlotte visit Clare for property care. A list of guests includes Mrs Harlan Kumler and Mrs B C Bruce with Kerry celebrating his third birthday. Zola Osborn Harvey Kaihar Nancy Nickels visit D W Osborns as Mr Nickels stays through Monday. Sunday guests include the Witbecks Hoffmeyers and Rolland Witbeck family with Lon Hoffmeyer returning home after weeks with a daughter.
Local Boy Scout leaders Emil Pfister John Rodabaugh Stanley Parish and Harley Holt attended a school of instruction for Scout leaders at Camp Appleblossom Hinlenville. The camp life ran on military lines with bugle wakes calls. Speakers included Drs Beck and Smith of Central Michigan College of Education and Scout Executive Handle of Saginaw.
Lists May to June expiration dates on blue and red food stamps for processed foods meats cheese butter fats canned fish coffee sugar and shoes. Details shoe stamps and book stamps with May expiration notes and fuel oil and tires due dates. Ends with tin can salvage and curbside collection reminders.
A 1939 report highlights milk income increasing, detailing figures and impacts for dairy producers. The document outlines rising revenue and market conditions affecting farmers and distributors.
The notice lists new addresses for servicemen including Donald D. Sprague at Great Lakes Illinois. Neal E. Elden at APO New York. Arlie M. Schofield at San Francisco California. Norman W. Blystone at Camp Lejeune North Carolina. and Pvt Richard E Perry at Norman Oklahoma. It notes Perry studies aviation machining at a Navy Marine Base in Norman Oklahoma.
Pvt. Alfred Huntley of Fort Screven Ga is on a ten day furlough at his home in Georgia.
Private Eugene Cour of Aberdeen Proving Grounds Maryland arrived home Saturday for a seven day furlough.
Sgt Leonard Cour of Fort Sill Oklahoma is on a two month furlough with parents Mr and Mrs M W Cour in Clare. Cpl Donald J David returned to Camp Shelby Mississippi after a fourteen day furlough with his parents Mr and Mrs Chas R David. Pvt Irwin L Scott has a new address at 36596805 1188 Training Group BT C No 10 Bks 1594 Greensboro North Carolina.
Sgt Neil Sowle 16042344 18th AACS APO 650 c o Postmaster New York NY അറിയ
Private Gail Sowle of the 324th Infantry reports a new address at Go H, APO 44, Fort Lewis Washington, updating military records for mail delivery and postings.
A/G Max Wallace Krell has finished ten hours of flight at Berry College Georgia and relocated to Nashville Tennessee where he plans to start test flights this week. His new address is A C Max Wallace Krell Group 1 Sadun D. A.AB.G.C. Nashville Tenn.
Martin Kennedy now resides at 614 Co U S N T S Great Lakes Illinois per updated mailing records.
Pvt Stanley Sutton 19067940 stationed at Special Service Office APO 937 changes mailing address to c/o Postmaster Seattle Washington.
Pvt Bernie McKeever of Camp Claiborne Louisiana is on a short furlough to spend time with his mother Mrs George McKeever and other relatives.
Pfc Donald Alwoood appoints new address at M D Det Unit No 1 Neutilus Hotel Miami Beach Florida.
Pvt A Gene Esterline son of Mr and Mrs Merle Esterline of R 1 Farwell scored 175 to earn expert rating in rifle marksmanship during five weeks at Quartermaster Training Center Camp Lee Virginia Inducted March 17 1948 he has been at Camp Lee since March 31 and is attending business school there Previously employed by Dow Chemical Co Midland His new address is Pvt A G
Esterline, Co. B, 13th Q.M/T.R., T-939, Carp. Lee, Virginia are referenced in a brief military or logistical entry with labels and location details.
After grain is used to make whisky the remaining mash is treated with yeast to yield a richer animal protein food than the original grain.
A wartime note on the Canadian National Telegraphs describing how the 1927 wired wireless system could exchange 96 messages simultaneously across the globe using radio frequencies guided by a single wire pair, increasing channel mileage 3 percent.
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