Local service notes graduates from Kingman Army Air Field gunnery school
A 19 year old private first class John Edward Anderson of Saline is listed among graduates from the Kingman Army Air Field gunnery school near Kingman Arizona. The report details his training in ballistics sighting and aircraft machine guns and notes his earning of gunnery wings after air firing. Other service mentions include S/Sgt Clyde H. Griffin’s account of the Second Armored Division and various soldiers’ furloughs transfers and training locations across the country and abroad.
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Kingman Army Air Field
Kingman
Ariz
John Edward Anderson
Gladys Anderson
Ann Arbor Street
Saline
Fort Custer
Mich
Clyde H. Griffin
Second Armored
First Army
French Morocco
Palermo
Sicily
St. Lo-Lassay
Normandy
Griffin
Bradley
Louisiana
Carolinas
Patton
Ann Arbor Circuit Court Notice in Montgomery Case
In Washtenaw County Chancery at Ann Arbor on July 24 1944 Ellsworth Montgomery files suit against Bonnie E Montgomery. Defendant must appear within three months or face judgment with two weeks of publication beginning in The Saline Observer. Lee N Brown plaintiff's attorney. Publication dates July 27 to Sept 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
STATE
Michigan
Washtenaw
Ann Arbor
Ellsworth Montgomery
Bonnie E. ‘Montgomery
Lee N. Brown
Saline Observer
Saline
Geo
W- Sample
Luella
M. Smith
Irene A. Seitz
Irene. A. Seitz
Sav
Ypsilanti
State OF Michigan
Wilbur J. McKenna
Alice McKenna
Publication Order for Final Administration Account
Washtenaw County Probate Court appoints September 19 1944 for examining and approving Elmer Roe's final administration account in the estate of William Roe. Public notice to run for three weeks in The Saline Observer. Judge Jay C Pray of Probate presiding. Nora C Borgert Register of Probate. August 31 to September 14 1944.
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Michigan
Washtenaw
Ann
Saline Observer
Jay G. Pray
Nora C. Borgert
Register of Probate
Final administration account in Weller estate
Probate Court of Washtenaw announces the final accounting of Theodore Stimpson as administrator for Gottlieb Weller deceased. Hearing set for September 20, 1944 at 10:00 a.m. in the Probate Office, Ann Arbor. Public notice to be published prior to the hearing.
Weekend visits and reunions across Michigan and nearby states
Social notes record visits by Inez Halpin from Flint to Mr. and Mrs. Payne in Macon and Agnes Osborne with Jane Osborne to Toledo. Reunions include Lindsay-McCollum with 31 guests at Mrs. Gertrude McCollum’s home and a neighborhood gathering for Lt Edward Sobiegray returning from the Aleutians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez Halpin
Flint
HK. W. Payne
Agnes Osborne
Jane Osborne
Toledo
R. G. Sage
P. K. Morgan
Ovid
N. Y
Lindsay-McCollum
Gertrude McCollum
Clare Rhoades
Harley Campbell
Ernest. Boletz
Walter Craig
B. H. Sarvey
Chelsea
Jeanine Craig
Cpl. Chalmers Bruder
Fort Custer
Chalmers Bruder
Willis
Edward Furlong
Ypsilanti
Bert Bruder
Frank Sobiegray
Edward
Aleutian Islands
Florida
Jénnie O'Farrell
Washington, D. C
John Webb
Port Arthur
Texas
Clare Camburn
Camburn
Carl Conrad
Carol Barnes
Morris Disher
Waterville
Ohio
Central Community Social Notes On Health Visits
Mrs. Alger Allison has been on the sick list the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schmid and son Gerald spent Friday evening at the Bailey home. Mrs. Mary LeBaron returned from a month visit with daughter Mrs. Jack Devlin in Grand Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Bailey and family were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bailey in Ann Arbor. The Gauntlett family and friends visited Bruce LeBron’s home after a potluck at the Le Baron residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alger Allison
Carl Schmid
Geraid
Bailey Home
Mary LeBaron
Jack Devlin
Grand Rapids
Leslie Bailey
Edith
Emmett
Ernest Bailey
Ann Arbor
Zach Gauntlett
Mark
Lloyd
Jean
Milan
Lloyd LeBaron
Wayne
Bruce LeBron
County Kitchens Mine Tin for War Items
Women in the county can mine tin from canned foods to supply two submarines for the Marines this year. J A Stewart of the American Can Company cites 1943 civilian can use as 7 854 732 cans. Armed forces consumed about three billion cans in 1943 with demand rising to 3 ¼ billion cans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Stewart
American Can Company
Washington
Local Social Roundup In Hammond District
A Hammond district social notes listing visits and stays from Monday through Sunday. Families mentioned include the Collins Gilberts Hammonds Gordons Goffs Schopps Butter Davises and Snearys. Guests hail from Ohio Michigan and Florida visiting relatives in the area.
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Roy Rogers
Dale Evans
Yellow Rose
Lorna Grey
Peter Cookson
Badin” Bracken
Betty Hutton
Morgan’s Creek
Talullah Bankhead
William Bendix
Robert Livingston
Ruth Terry
Sweetheart
Coast Guards
Duluth
San Diego
San Francisco
Radio Technicians
Baltimore
Karl Wurster, Jr
Loretta Wurster
Calif
Bot
Camp Pendleton
Oceanside
Harry "Parsons, Jr
Merchant Marine
Mediterranean
Middle East
William Harris
Pfe
Albert E. Morrison
Camp Stewart
Camp Upton
Pvt
Kenneth Rogers
Lowry Field
Denver
Col
Alammagordo
New Mexico
Eleanor Smith
Martin Fuess
Hunter College
New York City
Charles Kern
Neil
Chancery Notice
PYREX
Lenawee County
Adrian
Patsy Montana
Screen and Radio
Seata
Auto Park
Fair Grounds
Whitehorse
Ferdinand the Bull
Clarabelle
Cow
of Chicago
George W. Sample
Luelia M. Smith
Bank
Washtenawie
Said
A. D
Jay .G. Pray
Gottlieb Weller
Theodore Stimpson
Nora O. Borgert
Macon
Hammond District
Ellen Collins
Iaingen
Itabel Needham
Ralph Hammond
E. M. Gilbert
A. C. Miller
Everett Gilbert
Roland Ebaugh
Ella McMann
Robert Hammond
Bruce Gordon
Aps
Dayton
Walter Gordon
Chester Richard
Holdgway
Henry Richard
Nancy
Stes
Clarke Gordon
Max Goffe
Fern Schopp
Roy ‘Butter
Bert Davis
Carl Cornell
Cleveland
Edward Sneary
Walter Sneary
fAddison
H."m. Gilbert
Waynard Carr
Detroit
Wayne County
The
Detroit News
Ben Upeaus
Michigan Ave
Judge
Charlie
Tim
Conference of Alcoholic Beverage Industries, Inc
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