Central York Social Notes Amid Icy Roads
Leslie Bailey on es list now. Ferris Sanford of Mooreville calls at Allison home. Ziva Omalev family hosts and visits continue with Omaleyv visitors from Detroit. Ice slows travel. Alger Allison spends Tuesday with Mary and Bertha Hertler. Bruce LeBaron and cousin Garth Sangree host Sunday dinner in Mooreville.
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Leslie Bailey
Het Ferris Sanford
Mooreville
Allison
Ziva Oqmalev
Alger Allison
Frank Babiche
Detroit
Ziva Ome Jev
Michael Omaleyv
Ziva Omalev
Mary
Bertha Hertler
Bruce LeBaron
Garth Sangree
Electa Murray
Home of Parker Murray Kin Missing Work Amid Blocked Roads
A woman left her brother Parker Murray’s home in Stony Creek to reach the bomber plant for work, but roads were blocked causing travel difficulties.
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Parker Murray
Stony Creek
Many Michigan Residents Spend Weekends in Nearby Cities
Macon and surrounding towns list multiple weekend visits with relatives and friends in Detroit Ann Arbor Ypsilanti Milan Fremont and Dearborn. Items note social calls birthdays enlistment in the Army Air Corps and a family gathering plus an advertisement for stationery samples.
War Stamp Sales Pass Half Billion As Album Drive Opens
The Treasury reports $559,777,000 in War Savings Stamp sales from May 1941 to November 1942. Retailers nationwide mobilize for a SAY YES drive with the goal of fostering $18.75 stamps turning into $25 bonds in ten years.
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Ashington
D. C
Treasury Department
The
Treasury
U. S. Treasury Department
U.S. Treasury
Margaret C. Russell
War Savings Staff
Our Freedom Is Priceless Say Yes War Stamp Appeal
Treasury department message by Joseph E. Davies urging Americans to support the war effort by filling War Stamp albums. He recalls European oppression and ties civil liberties to the nation's fight, stressing duty to help Morgenthau fund weapons and supply troops.
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Europe
Nazarene
War Bonds urged as a wartime savings plan
The notice warns wishful thinking won’t stop tyranny and urges investing at least ten percent of earnings in War Bonds. It promotes the Payroll Savings Plan at offices or factories and encourages readers to “Top that Ten Percent” to fund the war effort.
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Hitler
What You Buy With War Bonds Tank Killers On Tires
Uncle Sam's 37 millimeter anti tank guns dubbed tank killers are attached to infantry not field artillery and cost about 6500 dollars each. They are mobile mounted on automobile tires and can be rapidly moved. Your purchase of War Bonds helps pay for these field pieces essential to the army in this war. Join the Payroll Savings Plan at your office or factory and top that ten percent by investing at least ten percent of your income in War Bonds.
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U.S. Treasury
Uncle Sam
Treasury Department
Local Social Notes Highlight Hammond District Visits
Hammond District residents Gerald and George Miller were ill this week. Mrs. Robert Hammond visited Ann Arbor friends over the weekend. O Stimpsons visited Miss Louise Tower in Ann Arbor. E M Gilbert and Claude Gilbert vacationed in Rothbury. Ellen Collins of Tecumseh stayed with the Needham Miller household. B H Forsythe and Clifford Forsythe hosted guests with C W Gauntlett. John Stimpson and son John Gordon of Royal Oak were guests of BE Stimpson.
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Clifford Forsythe
C. W. Gauntlett
John Stimpson
John Gordon
Royal Oak
BE. O. Stimpson
Social visits and birthday party in Michigan region
Mr and Mrs Joe Fieury hosted relatives from Cheboygan last week. Etta Riggs of Belleville visited son Ken dall and family. Paul Richards and son Donald spent time with her father Charles Carter in Salem. George Essenburg and A G Richards families joined Paul Richards for Saturday evening. D G Richards hosted George F Richards family from Ypsilanti on Sunday. Evy entertained friends over the weekend. Lee Fleury of Detroit visited Joe Fleury at home. D G Richards and Alfred Acton families called Sunday. A G Richards and wife hosted a Saturday birthday celebration with cards dancing and lunch including a birthday cake.
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Herbert Gilmore
Detroit
Colleen Thorn
Ann Arbor
Delores Schanz
Milan
Albert Thayer
Ypsilanti
Ida Thayer
R. A. Halladay
Eric Halladay
Oake
Leon Hall
Clare Camburn
Tecumseh Hospital
George Love Young and Son
Jennie Younglove
Charles Bigelow
Clayton Bigelow
Joseph Shuard
V. A. Kelley
Rosemary Gibson
Blissfield
Ralph Camburn
U. S. Army Air Corps
Miami
Fla
Edma Agner
Charles East
Ronald Pilbeam
Mary Briggs
Dean Pilbeam
Ford Hospital
Joe Fieury
Cheboygan
Etta Riggs
Belleville
Kendall
Paul Richards
Donald
Charles Carter
Salem
George Essenburg
A. G. Richards
George F. Richards
D. G. Richards
Mrs. Evy
Lee Fleury
Joe Fleury
Alfred Acton
James Graham
Ernest Hodge
Blisfield
Lawrence Tucker
Frank Tucker
Faui Brown
Schieh Farm
Elsworth Road
Wallace Jordan
Clarence Feldkamp
Sullivan
Alaska
Naval Air Base
W. P. Schwocho
Rankin Patterson
Manchester
Foster Tavern
Jackson
Patterson
Smith
Mooreville P.T.A
Frank Massey
Loyal Kanitz
Rudolph Gross
Charles Hale
Walter Greashaber
Mooreville Methodist Church
Hermann Bruckner
Robert Randolph
James Crittenden
Walter Fuller
Sherman Stiles
West Saline Community Notes Highlight Local Visits
West Saline reports visiting guests from Detroit to Blisfield and Ann Arbor residents purchasing a local farm. Army duty serials loom for Rankin Patterson and organizational events include W.S.C.S and Mooreville PTA activities with elections, dedications, and newly elected officers.
Mooreville Briefs Include Illness and Transfers
Miss Alia Scartoss has mumps. Aviation Cadet Marlie Heath was transferred from Washville Tennessee to Ellington Field Texas. Mr and Mrs Loyal Kanitz and family visited Arthur Kanitz and sons in London township. Mrs Harlan Holcomb Mrs Bernard Crawford Mrs Peter Craig and Mrs Floyd Ganong mentioned in update.
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Alia Scartoss
Marlie Heath
Washvile
Tenn
Ellington Field
Texas
Loyal Kanitz
Arthur Kanitz
London Township
Harlan Holcomb
Bernard Crawford
Peter Craig
Floyd Ganong
Printing Ends at Saane Observer Office
The Saane Observer reports the end of printing operations at its office with formal closure notes and a final edition forthcoming.
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Saane Observer Office
The Telephone as Lifeline in Rural Winter Weather
The piece extols the telephone during snow and ice blockades when travel is impossible. It emphasizes emergency help, neighborly aid, and staying connected to the outside world as a vital home utility performing many tasks.
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America
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