Piqua Seeks Rest For Ace Of Aces Gentile
Commissioners of Piqua urge President Roosevelt to recall Captain Don Gentile for a much deserved rest if War Department rules permit. Gentile, ace of aces, was credited with destroying 27 enemy planes, plus three on a mission. Piqua officials express pride in their armed service and request Gentile’s return to the United States for a deserved break.
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Amherst student voices light up high school program
Local Amherst events feature a student speech department showcase at Amherst High School auditorium with an evening of solo and group performances. Various clubs including Pythian Sisters and Eastern Star members plan meetings and preparations this week, with the Brownhenry High School drama presenting the three act mystery Aut Cathie's Cat under Miss Virginia Richmond.
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Woeseis Bene Association
Charles Sabiers
West Street
Ariel Alisy
Cathie Trimble
Marin Pappert
Ruth Hasenpihig
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Edwin Kawasaki
Wellmes
Clyde Baccon
David Brent
Artin Gaukt
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Wills
Felada Vander
Oqord
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Miss Walker
Mr. Peter Evangelical and Reformed Church
Local church notices and events list
Parish groups in Brownhelm and surrounding towns announce Sunday services, sunrise mass, prayer meetings, youth suppers, and officers meetings. Bible study, choir rehearsals, and charity drives are scheduled at Congregational, Methodist, Evangelical, and Catholic churches with dates and host families noted.
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Victorian Guild
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St. Ann's Society
Frank But
Washington Street
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Sunioy
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Seattle couple adopt twenty children from Alaska
Seattle Mr and Mrs Wilbur Athota recently of Alaska announce their large family, claiming they are Seattle's busiest parents with twenty children aged 2 to 18. Most are adopted from Alaska. ten are aged 10 or younger. The piece recounts their missionary work, daily routines, and a recent Fields Day celebration, noting gratitude to committees and speakers.
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Wilbur Athota
Diicin
Alaska
Suirs
Arketa
North Ridgeville Congregational Women Host Sacred Luncheon
North Ridgeville women of the Congregational church held a sacrificial luncheon during their regular meeting. The group gathered for prayer before moving to the dining area where tables formed a cross with two lighted branched candelabra and royal purple center runner on white cloths.
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Ridgeville
Congregational Church
England doubles British food output in war effort
British food production has more than doubled since the war began, with imports well below prewar levels. Frank Rayns, head of a Norfolk agricultural station, credits women in the Womens Land Army and new machinery from the United States for boosted yields. Land under cultivation rose 53 percent as farms were classified and managed to maximize output.
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Wash
England
Frank Rayns
Norfolk
United States
General Motors
Ration certificate updates and fuel guidance issued
The OPA announces that sugar, processed foods and meats ration certificates remain valid for required acquisitions at any time, with April 1 as the effective date for amendments. A threepart combination stove remains a separate rationed type, with proper presentation of a certificate to obtain it.
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