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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1944
Page
8
Lyle LaVoy A.S. and Norman Randle A.S. show updated post addresses at Camp Perry and Camp Peary Virginia. Seaman Lewis Irwin is on a seven day furlough in Farwell, visiting his wife, baby, and parents Mr and Mrs Aaron Irwin.
Warren Sharp, son of Mr and Mrs O W Nash, has been promoted to Master Sergeant while serving in England. He will inspect airplane engines as part of his new duties.
Pfc R P Parker from Camp Haan California spent a weekend with his sister Mrs John Stoll. He is now stationed at Fort Custer. They had not seen each other for six years.
Pvt. Earl Flegel Nef and Pvt. Harl Flegel are identified with a living-address listing at 364-10386-4802 S. C. North Camp Hood Texas.
John R VanBuskirk announces new address at Co. 1103 U S N S Great Lakes Illinois and invites friends to write.
Cpl. Cecil Tryon of Camp Blanding Florida and Mrs. Tryon of Ann Arbor spent a few days this week with his mother Mrs. Nellie Tryon.
Robert White was moved from Detroit to a training station in New York. His new address will be published in next week’s paper.
S/Sgt. Donald B. Peleh listed new assignment details with file 16043846. Provides Sec D 325th AAP RTU HB APAAFP Avon Park Florida base unit.
Pvt. Warren Hinkle of Camp Van Houston Texas is home on furlough with his parents Mr and Mrs Geogre Hinkle. They hosted a Sunday visit with aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Mel Barley and other guests included Marion Hinkle and his son from Corning Ohio.
Pvt. Robert Jerred writes from England dated 7 May 1944 describing spring weather, travel of the Clare paper, and observations of local agriculture including cattle, sheep, hogs, dairy cows, and feed crops. He mentions Mrs Woods and family correspondence.
Sgt Leon Stanley writes from England describing mail, rations, and life in a test camp. He notes boxes and candy, money, and cigs, describes towns, trains, brick houses, and left hand driving, and mentions care for his health and family news.
Lists of blue and red stamp validity for Book 4 and 8, with points values and dates. Details on sugar canning stamps, spare airplane stamps, gallon limits, and renewal advice. Includes tire, fuel oil, price complaints, district radio programs, and tin can salvage collection schedules in Clare.
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