Prisoner of Nazis Home For 60 Days
Charles Ivelan returns home from overseas wounded twice and held in a concentration camp, visiting family in Tecumseh during a 60 day furlough. William Tower, another released prisoner, arrives in Ann Arbor on a 60 day leave. WAVE Hileen Moehn earns Storekeeper 3/C and is stationed at Mechanicsburg Pennsylvania. Miss Winfred Geis visits Harrisburg during leave before further training in Ann Arbor. MM Milton Hartman and Mrs Hartman visit Saline relatives from Port Huron Coast Guard. Detroit Sunday News notes Grace E Sanford of Milan among Michigan WAGs in Manila.
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Charles Ivelan
Tecumseh
William Tower
Ann Arbor
Hileen Moehn
Mechanicsburg
Milton Hartman
Hartman
Coast Guard
Port Huron
Saline
Detroit Sunday News
Michigan
Manila
John M. Carlisle
Corp
Grace E. Sanford
Milan
A. R. Lee
Anzio Operations Report From Camp Wallace Texas
Anzio continued report notes artillery actions at Camp Wallace Texas as a battery follows infantry positions. Cadet Nurse Shirley Kernis is mentioned among personnel with a claim of downing at least 30 enemy planes.
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Camp Wallace
Texas
Shirley Kernis
Farm boys praised for weather endurance in battle
He pays tribute to the farm boys in the army and says they are better suited for battle due to their ability to withstand weather variations. He has been at Percy Jones hospital, Battle Creek.
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Percy Jones
Battle Creek
Who Then Can Be Saved Theme for Sunday Worship
The Sunday worship service centers on Who Then Can Be Saved with church school classes at 11 15 a m. The Rev R S Hocking, newly appointed Methodist minister, will preach at the local church Sunday morning.
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R. S. Hocking
Federated Church Announces Vacation Bible School Finale
Morning service at 10 30 Sunday school at 11 80 Young people's service at 6 45 Evening service at 7 45 Friday June 22 marks the last day of Daily Vacation Bible School with an 8 pm demonstration program for parents. The missionary circle meets Wednesday June 27.
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Missionary Circle
Local church activities schedule at Reveling’s and homes
A potluck luncheon begins at 12 30 at Mrs Reu sen Rogers home with attendees meeting at Reveling's drug store at 12 20 for transport. Wednesday evening at 7 30 the Philippians study and prayer fellowship continues. Choir practice follows at 8 30.
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Reusen Rogers
Reveling’s
Storm Causes Damage and Power Outages in Town
The storm toppled a large tree in Mrs. Luella Parsons yard on West Henry Street and knocked out telephones and lights across rural areas. Downed poles totaled 125 in Saline Macon area, with two of four main cables cut. Leonard Badgley barely escaped when lightning struck the Manchester Handle and Turning Company plant again, breaking two high tension wires after he drove from under a dangling line.
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Luella Parsons
Henry Street
Michigan Associated Telephone Company
Saline-Macon
Saline
Leonard Badgley
Manchester
Badgiey
Card of Thanks for Kindness and Funeral Support
We thank friends and relatives for kindness during illness and at our wife and mother’s death. We especially appreciate the floral offerings and the comforting words of Rev. Engel, Mr. Fred Hartman and Melvin.
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Rev
Engel
Fred Hartman
Melvin
Milan and area residents share recent tonsil and surgery news
Saline General Hospital reports several local residents undergoing procedures last week. Jennie Hayden of Milan Bes sie and Fred Fox of Manchester had tonsillectomies. Mrs D Duane Robison had an appendectomy and will return home today. Multiple births noted: Charles and Mary Cook of Milan welcome a daughter born June 16, Eugene and wife greet twins a boy and a girl born June 16, John Powers of Ann Arbor a daughter born June 18, Carl Seeger a son born June 19. Milan residents Laurence Hammond Sharon Rock Ina Mae Randolph and Briton’s Charles Prelipp had tonsils removed Tuesday. George Klein remains hospitalized after a stroke since last Tuesday.
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Jennie Hayden
Milan
Bessie
Fred Fox
Manchester
Mary Ann Boettner
Bridgewater
D. Duane Robison
Charles Cook
Eugene Stoll
John Powers
Ann Arbor
Carl Seeger
Laurence Hammond
Sharon Rock
Ina Mae Randolph
Charles Prelipp
Briton
George Klein
Local Families Visit in Weekend Mooreville Royal Oak and Caro
Hammond District residents Mr and Mrs Oliver Goldsmith of Allen Park and others hosted and visited relatives this weekend. Several families including the Stimpsons Stimp sons and Jerry Goldsmith traveled to Royal Oak and Mooreville while Gordon families hosted gatherings. Grandparents kept visiting children for several weeks as part of family time.
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Oliver Goldsmith
Allen Park
Alta Goldsmith
John Dee
Jerry Goldsmith
Mooreville
Walter Gordon
E. O. Stimpson
Theodore Stimpson
Sally
Royal Oak
John Stimpson
Dean Gordon
Caro
Glen Gordon
David
E. M. Gilbert
Claude Gilbert
Herman Dresselhouse
Detroit
Reuben Dresselhouse
Baby
Saline Vailey Farms
Fred Wohl
Adolph Stierle
Harold Hollam
Weekend visits and social calls in Michigan towns
Miss Molly Gordon spent the weekend with her uncle and wife in Ypsilanti. Ruth Faust hosted a 12 member 4 H Club plus guest with games and singing, served ice cream and cookies. Sunday callers to Albert Faust included Alvin Phellipp Carl Whittenhag en and daughter from Britton. Wayon Hammond Ralph Hammond and Ella McMann visited Mrs. William Martin near Manchester. Mabel Needham attended a Tecumseh Grange hall family reunion. Carl Zanders and children of Plymouth and Frank Hauk of Wayne visited Glen Gordon and family on Sunday.
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Molly Gordon
Harvey Eberle
Ypsilanti
Ruth Faust
Albert Faust
Alvin Phellipp
Carl Whittenhagen
Navy Photo Shows Lt Newcom Witness Jap Attack
Lt L E Newcom observed Japanese planes release charges over a carrier area as war bonds parachute sales aided support for the war effort, with Treasury Department involvement noted.
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U.S. Navy
L. E. Newcom
War Bonds
Treasury Department
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Bob Morton
Londonderry
Saline Mercantile
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