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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1943
Page
9
Military notices list service members with new addresses and unit details. Names include Charles L. Quick Harold O. Koch Willard D. Bell Alfred C. Cowles, each showing ranks, serials, units, APO numbers, and c/o Postmaster addresses in New York San Francisco and California.
Pvt Arden G Somers 36404468 Co A 688 T D En APO 184 c o Postmaster California Army maneuver area Los Angeles California
Private Robert E Jerred is listed with a new address for military records as Robert Faries 36871687 in Co. C 9th Bn ARTG stationed at Fort Knox Kentucky.
Cpl Leo Horeman 36162255 has a new address listed in a Civil Co A.D. notice. Funds of $90 are cited with APO 942 c/o Postmaster Seattle Washington.
The record lists new addresses for Cpl Virgil White 36 416131 Has Co 280th T D Bn APO 402 Camp Breckenridge Ky and Marion W Gingery S 2/c c/o Security Watch Sec 4 Barr 1114 Camp Perry USNTC Great Lakes 11. Details show military postal assignments and unit designations.
Sergeant Donald Bryant returns to camp after a week's furlough spent with his parents Mr and Mrs Geo Bryant and other relatives. The address given is Set Donald Bryant C W S Band Sibert Gadsden Ala.
Mr and Mrs Clarence Kirkpatrick received a Saturday morning call from their son Donald Orvis Kirkpatrick 2/c of the U S Naval Air Base at Ventura California. He had just off guard duty and stated he feels fine and likes the Navy.
A wartime appeal explains that idle rooms waste energy and manpower. It urges households to use electricity only for essential needs, avoid excess lighting and appliances, and join seven key industries in conservation to shorten the war.
2nd Lt. Byron Gibbs has a new address at the Officers Club Fort Murphy Florida.
A note records James E. Ryan's updated address with designation as Jas H. Ryan and military unit details. The listing places him at Notre Dame, Indiana with U.S.N.R. Co. A Plc. 2.
1st Lt George Tope Jr now resides at 01582583 Co M 473 Q M Trk Regt APO 4958 c o Postmaster San Francisco California
Pvt. Raymond L. Marshall listed with service number 36416118 in 109S8th Sig. Co. updates his address to APO 4927 c/o Post master San Francisco California in the latest service operation notices.
Pvt William Pascoe returned to camp in Reno Oklahoma after a seven day furlough spent with his mother Mrs Claud Hartman and family.
Cpl. Cleland Green of Camp Pine Dale Fresno California arrived Wednesday to spend a fifteen day furlough with his wife and his parents Mr and Mrs Ernest Green.
Mrs Sidney Pascoe of Ithaca returns home after two weeks with her husband’s parents Mr and Mrs Claud Hartman. Pvt Sidney Pascoe has left for Camp Sheridan and has been transferred to Brooklyn New York.
Mrs. Claud Hartman of Patterson Field Ohio visited Friday to see her son Pfc Addison Pascoe before he sails overseas. He arrived home Wednesday for an unexpected five day furlough with the Hartman family prior to his departure.
The article highlights Chile and Venezuela as key fisheries regions. It notes Chile’s long coast and rising canned fish production from 1940 to 1942 with potential 1943 growth. Venezuela shows abundant species and annual outputs in salt, canned, and fresh fish, but lacks modern handling facilities hampering development.
High quality hay is crucial amid feed shortages. Missouri research shows timothy yields 135 pounds of protein per acre when cut at bloom versus 92 in dough stage, with similar benefits for alfalfa and clovers. Early cutting improves palatability, leaf content, and reduces waste, while aiding vigorous renewal growth. Timely cutting guidelines: timothy after heading before bloom, clover half to three quarters bloom, alfalfa first cut quarter bloom, and last cut before Sept 15 in northern states.
Historical note remarks that seaweed supplied salt, used by Yat Seaweed Indians and Hawaiians. It claims the Japanese have long cultivated it while Hawaiians boast many varieties. The text says at least 75 edible seaweed kinds grow around Hawaii and ends with a remark on advertising.
The article explains how dead animals from farms and cities are disposed of by rendering plants. It notes that carcasses yield leather and wool from hides, fats for soaps and greases, and dried solids used as livestock feed. In Columbus Ohio about 2800 dead animals are disposed of yearly.
In Pueblo Colorado patients at the state hospital form a group hobby turning tobacco sacks into patch quilts. One team collects sacks from wards while others tear seams press launder and embroider basket designs onto fabric. The pillows then become elaborate quilts.
The C E S chapter in Hampton installs its 1944 officers in a formal ceremony. Miss Gerow led songs with Miss Reynolds giving a year ahead talk. Retiring officers were honored as new leaders received jewels and praise.
Refreshments were served in the dining room. Guests came from Mt. Pleasant Midland Farwell Harrison Coleman Lyons Ionia Michigan and Mendota Illinois. Mr and Mrs H T Welch Mr and Mrs Douglas Welch and Mr and Mrs D S Crossman of Ionia witnessed the ceremony installing their sister and aunt as Worthy Matron.
Heavy rains in May 1889 caused the Conemaugh river dam to fail at South Fork unleashing 20 million tons of water. Within an hour Johnstown six miles downstream lay in ruins with over two thousand fatalities and property losses as high as ten million dollars.
Instructions urging families to use family shoe stamps before requesting specials. Provides address at 135 North Water Street Saginaw Michigan and guidance to apply in writing with name address port shipment method recipient and points needed. Mentions optional extra points via OPA for sending food to a son in a foreign prison camp.
Mahogany trees, mainly in Honduras, are scattered across thousands of acres of forest, with some areas as sparse as one tree per square mile.
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