MAIL TRAIN SCHEDULE FOR EASTERN WAR TIME TONIGHT
Ann Arbor trains No. 62 south at 10 55 A M and No. 61 north at 2 45 P M run on Eastern War Time. Marquette trains No 1 west 8 40 A M and No 6 east 4 03 P M. Knights of Columbus lodge meetings held second and fourth Thursdays. Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Sunday School at 10 30 A M and Social Service at 11 30 A M. Women’s Department meets biweekly on Wednesday at 2 P M. Meeting places set at gatherings.
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Reorganized Church of Jeang, Christ of Latter Day Saints
Church of God Service Schedule Preserved
Pastor Mary E. House announces ongoing church activities at Rosebush R-2. Sunday School at 10:38, Morning Worship at 11:30, and Wednesday prayer meeting at 8:00. Contact 26-F4 for details.
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Church OF God
Mary E. House
Rosebush R-2
Church Services and Activities Announcement
A church announces a 10:45 study session for adults on Religion in Public Education. Public worship at noon features The Post-War Man sermon and a Junior Choir. Methodist Youth Fellowship meets at 7:30 for all community youths.
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Methodist
Alice L. Seeley Chapter Elects Officers Friday
The Alice L. Seeley Chapter No. 194 O H S met Friday Oct 13 with Associate Matron Jane Brooks presiding in absence of Worthy Matron Margaret Bauder. Officers elected include Jane Brooks as Worthy Matron Allen Bauder as Worthy Patron Grace Sherman as Associate Matron David Wiggins as Associate Patron Minerva Richmond as Secretary Ruby Graham as Treasurer Blanche Frisbey as Conductress Faye Halstead as Associate Conductress Installation is set for November 4 with open ceremony and a special meeting planned for Oct 28 for initiation. Past Matron Lena Davison of Ann Arbor and her daughter Louise Wanty Ada of Ann Arbor chapter attended.
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Margaret Bauder
Jane Brooks
Alice L. Seeley
O.H.S
Lena, Davison
Ann Arbor
Louise Wanty
Ada
Allen Bauder
Grace Sherman
David Wiggins
Minerva Richmond
Ruby Graham
Blanche Frisbey
Faye Halstead
Farwell Woman's Club hosts English speaker and guests
The Farwell Woman's Club met at the Library on Tuesday evening October 10 with hosts Mrs. Alice Bieri and Mrs. Bernice Hose. President Mrs. Flora Powell led the meeting with sixteen members present and guests Mrs. Hazel Littlefield Smith of California and Mrs. Curie of England. The discussion covered The Good Old Days and included remarks on religion amusements and education. First prize in a stunt went to Mrs. Luce second to Mrs. Curie.
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Farwell Woman’s Club
Alice Bieri
Bernice Hose
Flora Powell
Hazel Littlefield Smith
California
Mrs. Curie
England
Genevieve Luce
Richmond
Grace Sherman
Luce
Curie
Calf Feeding Guidance for Young Calves
The article advises calves under six months should not rely solely on pasture grass. If calves are placed on pasture, the transition must be gradual and continue grain and hay feeding to support growth.
The Renners Welcome Home Sons From War
Kenneth Renner of the Sea Bees returned home on a 30 day furlough after nineteen months in the South Pacific. Pte. Gene Cashin also arrived on a 15 day furlough from Camp Claiborne to join the Renners in Farwell. The family celebrates their first reunion in many months.
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Kenneth Renner
The
Seabees
Jack Renner
Farwell
South Pacific
Gene Cashin
Renners
Camp Claiborne
Louisiana
Artificial Limbs Prepared for Vets
New York reports that Paramount Rubber of Detroit developed half fiberglass half plastic artificial arms and legs for veterans. The glasslike limbs resist termites water and heat, can be molded rapidly, and will be produced in 12 to 18 sizes with customizable plastic coatings to resemble flesh. Glass crash helmets are also being produced.
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New York
Paramount Rubber Company
Detroit
1943 Corporate Profits Dip Below Prewar Levels
The NAM study notes corporate profits relative to business volume fell from 3.1 percent in 1939 to 2.8 percent in 1943. It cites 1939 gross receipts of 130.972 billion and net income after taxes of 4.088 billion, versus 298 billion and 8.2 billion in 1943.
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Washington
National Association of Manufacturers
Congress
Federal Treasury
NAM
Commerce Department
Natural Radar Explains Bat Navigation in Darkness
In Schenectady New York Dr Robert Galambos of the University of Rochester described how bats use a natural radar system. Bats emit high pitched cries that reflect off obstacles and return as echoes guiding their flight, not relying solely on sight.
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Schenectady
N. Y
Robert Galambos
University of Rochester Medical School
Galambos
Unstable Vitamin Cor Appears In Vitamin Notes
The text notes that ascorbic acid or vitamin C is probably the least stable and most soluble of the vitamins, highlighting its instability and solubility characteristics.
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J. Renners
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Tor. Sale—Heatrola
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State
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Hampshire Rams
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Sears
Mich
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Platte
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Box
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Shropshire Ram
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PHOND
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Dunlop Cafe
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Omena
Earcorn
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Fay McKenzie
Houghton’s
Chris Smith
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Lapeer
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