Cpl Zane Walters Receives New Address
Cpl Zane Walters has a new address at 36599884 Med Det 564 AAA A W Bn APO 638 c/o Postmaster New York NY.
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1945
Page
8
Cpl Zane Walters has a new address at 36599884 Med Det 564 AAA A W Bn APO 638 c/o Postmaster New York NY.
Sgt Rex F Cookson spends a week with relatives and friends in Perrysburg Ohio before returning to Percy Jones Hospital Battle Creek Michigan for further medical care and recovery.
Navy seaman Hugh W Maxwell Art 2c has a new address at Fleet Training Center Oahu TDD Unit 37 Box 22 Navy 1 c o Fleet Post Office San Francisco California for mail correspondence and official duties.
Pvt Jack Rodabaugh of Champaign Wisconsin is on a seven day furlough visiting his parents Mr and Mrs John Rodabaugh along with other relatives and friends.
T Sgt John W Foell Jr and Mrs Walter Foell announce their son Bill has earned the Purple Heart for wounds suffered in April on Mindanao He is listed as T Sgt John W Foell 36599865 Ca Co 21st Inf Ret APO 24 c o Postmaster San Francisco California
Lt. Eugene L. Maxwell writes that his unit has moved from Morotai to Clark Field near Manila and will be the Garrison Air Force for the Philippines. He provides his APO address through the San Francisco post.
Pfc. Carlton V. Cookson, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Cookson, has been discharged after four years of service. He spent twenty six months in the European Theater of Operations and is now in the Pacific Theater.
Pte Lester Garver 36926210 now listed at 3855 QM Truck Co APO 758 c o Postmaster New York N Y.
Pfc. Donald R Brown of Company G 105th Infantry has a new address listed as 86933430 ABC 27 c/o Postmaster San Francisco California.
Fragmentary notice lists Chas A Jackson with new address details connected to U S S Mona Island ARG 9 c/o. No further context or complete addresses provided.
Lt. Col. Robert Harriger, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Harriger of Rosebush, was appointed Lieutenant Colonel in September. He is now stationed at Ie Shima.
1st Lt. and Mrs. John Schaaf of Mt. Pleasant spent Tuesday night and Wednesday with his parents Mr. and Mrs. John Schaaf. Sr. Lt. Schaaf is home on a forty five day furlough after twenty nine months in Africa and Italy.
Master Sergeant Warren Sharp, stationed in Syracuse, New York, telephoned Wednesday morning to say he expects to be home in two weeks. He has been overseas many months and recently served as Master Instructor in England.
Mrs Lowell Haring reports word from her husband that he has received a promotion and that his new address is 91st Ord AMMO Co APO 518 c o Postmaster New York NY. He has been overseas in France and sent home souvenirs including a Wiffel Tower image a steel German helmet seven parachutes bracelets for his wife and daughter French money and other gifts. He expects to return to the States soon.
The prehistoric Lake Bonneville covered much of Utah and parts of Idaho and Nevada. Named for explorer Captain Benjamin L. E. Bonneville, the lake stretched 340 miles from Kanarraville northward, formed over 50 000 years ago, reached depths over 1000 feet, and measured up to 145 miles in width.
A reflective passage contrasts American ideals of home with other nations, praising tolerance and sacred loyalties. It emphasizes relaxing with loved ones, sharing beer by the fire, and the American commitment to love and understanding across differences.
Cpl. Raymond Marshall writes from Okinawa and traces a long wartime journey from the United States to New Guinea and Biak, describing air raids, moving camps, and his hopes to reach home. He notes censor looseness, mentions Lindy and family photos, and asks about Margie while referencing Ie Shima and Ernie Pyle.
A National Safety Council estimate linked farm accidents to wheat production per person, stating it would take 137 million people to equal five bushels of wheat, illustrating the scale of losses and time wasted.
The novel tommiecoat by Harry Berger offers multiple uses as a shirt for victory gardening a beach coat and a bicycle jacket worn with slacks. It comes in a blazer striped Searsucker and white rayon with contrast piping edges. It targets the modern Miss as a practical all purpose garment.
Fall fashion coverage highlights a soft rounded shoulder silhouette with padded seams and deep armhole sleeves. Designers favor midriff definition with corset effects belts and sashes while greens and black satin show strong presence in dresses and blouses. Glitter accents return with bead embroidery on black suits and satin blouses.
A fashion snapshot notes black sheer gowns as a midseason favorite with satin sailor hats for fall. Woolgabardine dominates all season suits while beach fashion shows flowerless dress in picturesque settings. Satin in black shifts to formal and afternoon wear with new colors like deep eggplant and honey-blond satin for one piece gowns with brown furs.
C Wall vice president of A P area operations says science and wartime experience will raise quality and variety of the American diet. He notes mass distribution cuts costs and the chain’s growth enables better service and lower waste. Changes expected in processing refrigeration packaging transport and handling and display.
The report shows 205 movie houses operating in Philadelphia and 658 in New York City at the current time, reflecting activity in two major urban markets.
The U S manufactured about 12 billion cans annually as the nation prepared for impending conflict, signaling a booming canning industry and large scale wartime readiness.
An advertisement urges buyers to try Creomulsion for coughs and bronchitis, asserting it targets the chest to loosen phlegm and soothe inflamed membranes. It claims a narcotic-free formula blending beechwood creosote with proven cough medicines and offers a money back guarantee if it fails to help restore rest.
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