Women Learn Navy Etiquette and Training for WAVES
The Navy will offer instruction on naval etiquette and traditions at Northampton Mass induction center and Smith College for WAVES candidates with Miss McAfee stressing the program is educational not punitive. Training covers naval library, drill, and military life as officers in training progresses over four months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabmgton
Aue
Yar Ameke
Ube
Lelie He Warneen
Naval Hesecte Corps
Pei
Accouing
Bate Teak
Naval Atiquette
Rene Fatiorts Whitch
Inlmith College
Northampton
Mass
Almut
Auildved II
McAtee
Navy
Naval Library
Otters Canundate
McAfee
Matto
Mies McAfee
Nasy
New Books Placed On Library Shelves
New books added to the Elyna Pablo Library shelves include Fiction Era Magic Hassett The Maverick Foster River Rance Gooden Assignment Brit tany Macinnes The Seatfull Cey Nathan Cowman's Dare Robe rristar Teland Noon Rebinentis Teen Spiders Tayhiz You Cant Be Tru Careful Wi General subject 4 History of the United States Massive Corps Mets alt The Jams Ship Passing Have dshurst The Oscillator At Work Ryder Anyore Can Paint by Zyla ehberg Dramatizeet Ballads White Rhoteen Psychology Smith The Problems of Lasting Peace Hrcs et Only the Stars Are Neutral Regnotes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyna Pablo
Cude
Hassett
Maverick
Foster
Gooden
Brittany
Macinnes
Cey
Nathan
Pat
Roberristar
Teland Noon
Rebinentis
Tayhiz
United States
Massive Corps
Dshurst
Ryder
Zyla+ehberg
White
Smith
LaGrange Matron Edna Fintay Hosts Lyreton Chapter Meeting
LaGrange Strs Edna Fintay entertained the post Matrons at Lyreton Chapter last Tuesday evening at her Grafton home. Assisting hostesses were Mrs Nethe Lettman and Mrs Susant Cragin. Attendees from LaGrange included Dida Gott, Grate Rawson, Florente Nichols, Duis Sheldon, Kee ola Wilcox, Lucille Rawson, Carrie Kebert, Eda Wilens, Edith Mast anes, and Charlotte Wilcox. Other local mentions include births, dinners, and visits with neighbors and relatives noted throughout the grainy report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lagrange
Edna Fintayen
Lyreton
Grafton
Nethe Lettman
Susant Cragin
Orefredimente
LaGranre
Dida Gott
Grate Rawson
Florente Nichols
Duis Sheldon
Kee Ola Wilcox
Lucille Rawson
Carrie Ke
New Auto Licenses To Be Stickers In 1962
In Columbus Ohio, state motor vehicle officials explain that 1962 auto licenses will use blue and white stickers instead of plates, issued alongside the plate with numeric identifiers. The Bureau tests various seal types to prevent windshield damage, with stickers bearing the license number and local agent verification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Cyroty
W. Wallace
Cardenbus
Aly
Wallace
Bureau of Mtotor Vehicles
Local Family Notices from Elyria Area Incomplete
Clarksfield Me and Mes Burrows visit Elyria relatives. Tragic death of Chaudes Decher noted. Many name fragments show social calls and visits around Wooster Willard SOUT TREADS, Detroit, and Wellzr connections. Readable lines include Reverend Orin We and others at church events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Burrows
S Jay Martings
Elyria
Ani
Areney Juhuson
B.C. Bart
Weiss
Juhile
Tuiraca
Willard Lermman
Wooster
Frank JE Russell
Forrest ‘Matter
Jean Jondon
Patsy la
Detroit
Frank
Veetir
London
Srell
Betty Low Merrill Bals
Wellzr
Hugte Merrill
Orin We
Bb. Mes
Ray Wallctied
Hetty and
Harn
St. Finn
Unclear Local Notice Summary
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names and places including Bert Knowles, Mrs Mary Hast of Elves, and Laurene Beetine. It references calls, visitors, and a fire incident near Marston, with multiple individuals named and various dates implied but not clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Berser
Bert Knowles
Mary Hast
Heleren
Eed
Mas
Laurene Beetine
Automobile license details and plate rules described by Wallace
The owner must present the current license and vehicle description by model and make to receive the sticker. Wallace notes most hope to return to the existing system after the war. If a carry is sold the original owner keeps their plates. a new owner would receive a new sticker with a corresponding number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
Bill Cee Steoy
Village shadowed tale of Ben Warren and crossroads of treachery
In a tense chapter, Ben Warren confronts rival Douglas at the Palace Motel. Secrets surface as Ben learns his mother and Earl Adams may be captured. Police-like threats hinge on papers linked to Lambs, with Bess Hudson delivering crucial evidence. Ben races to decipher loyalties and save loved ones.
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Pepninelon
Murna Vista
Jim Mlatham
Hrutia
Dusle
Ben i Warren
John Mants
Audson
Visilanvesa
Ners
Tofin
Paul
Flosiet
Bruno
John
John Paul
Dourlay
Ben
Thay
Item
Funn Bo
Sausalil
Ree
Nin Uouelas
Palace Motel
Shuuglay
Lami
Charler Douglas
Tiety
Douglas
Brn
Coor
Derringer
Eline
Warren
Imade
Pacific
Tre
Gen
Chasies Douglas
Bie
Earl Adams
Rou Srte
Bess
Farmilar
Fess
Hans Ourlas
Jim Rierkam
Jean Mauls
Mothes
Looking at The News With Henry McLemore Rationing Food in 1940s Home Life
Henry McLemore reflects on wartime rationing turning meals into a shared challenge. He muses on choosing dinners, children tasting new foods, spouses swapping portions, and the impact on dessert and restaurant dining amid government price and supply controls.
BATECUES CER T PE Vat bailed Torstar afte
Fragmentary OCR yields a brief notice about a bail and a firescene at a cottage with names Ray and Stratford appearing, indicating an incident and investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stove Batecues
Ade
Ray Straset
Wwette
Black Mothers Open Air Raid Shelters For Kids In City
A Chicago display shows a basement air raid shelter prepared by a “black mother” for children. The National Council of Parents and Teachers has distributed 59,000 such signs nationwide. The open house features toys, a film projector, and supplies to keep children supervised if parents are away during air raids.
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Chicago
Germany
United States
National Council of Parents and Teachers
BTA
PTA
Ocde
OCH
William Rietret
Portland
Oresun
Bt.a
America
Widespread Rural News Highlights Local Births and Injuries
The reading notes indicate injuries from livestock, deliveries at home and hospital births, and community updates. Mrs. Nichols and sister Mrs. Erb care for the wounded, while Virginia Dutcher and Ralph Waltz announce a newborn son. Local funerals and school events are mentioned along with visits and travel.
Family News and Local Notices From Town Journal
A series of brief items records furloughs and departures for unknown parts, birth announcements from Ladi hospital on July 23, and news from families including Handley Waltz Reed and others. It notes military service movements to Ft Hayes, visits between relatives in Canton and Traverse City, and local social happenings involving Melvin Waltz, Royal Walt, and other residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruts
Raymond Hillan
Horace Ht. Oithman
Norcia E Walters
Ralph Waltzree
Ladi Hospital
Walter Handley
Pvt
Kenneth K. Hardley
Scote Fred
Melvin Waltz
Meg
Royal Walt
Ft. Hayes
F. Elfiatt
Ware
A. Miller
Kate Horse
Gr A Mellett
Chiwie Weidziek
Mit
Canton
Dassister
Eatinatel
Beane
Wierekt
Tay
Meva
Rheromother
W. J. Stone
Harry
Traverse City
Michi
Mellen
J. Walters
Morel Myers
Akernan
Arthor
Theton
Hare Clettree Miller
Moose Picnic at Moose To Hold Event This Sunday
The Loyal Gites invite families to a Sunday picnic with contests for children and a baseball game. Awards will be given to winners. The committee plans start at 11 a.m. with ice cream and refreshments. attendees should bring baskets.
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Mums
Travel price band at Lint Club program features color photos
President Carl Finezansiwio hosts a Lint Club night with a travel program showcasing color photographs from Canada and Quebec plus a reel of Long Club scenes at Cascade Park. The program, titled America Cant Give, highlights a General Motors–Lions Club collaboration and honors guests including Mr and Mrs Claude Adams and Bob Smith.
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Charees
Carl
Lake
Svork
Cascade Park
America
General Motors
Lions
Ion
George #Kimbel
Furst
Clyde Adams
Claude, Adams
John Ater
Bob Smith
Garden Party Honors Local Service Member
A social garden party was held at the home of Mrs Thurstay in the afternoon. Honorees included Tes Mir and Mrs and seven guests attended. Disihday guests gathered after four at the home of Mrs and Mrs Ba hardt in Grownhelm. Medina, Mrs Helle Bradley's son Lester from Spencers is noted as serving in the military, marking a third son of Mr and Mrs to enter service.
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Oir
Ailaine Archer
Lindi Hospatal
Fev
Glen Wilson
Davie Nl Buttite
Oltu Miter
John H. Nichete
James
Arma
Hore
J. A. Michels
Joan Libs
Parma
Ter
Jobin HL Curtiss
B .M. Wesrick
E Fener
Stes Leumard
Columbia
Dean Fee
Careal
Robert Fyeard
Atlanta
Reber Fee
Akten
Menesta
Geore Law
Des Sendent
Fockenn
Mae Fey
Aesuey
Epaiare
Ba Hardt
Medina
Helle Bradley
Lester
Spencers
Am Ecsia
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Lear
Kents
Chanies
Hoge Dd Dan
Mile Tender
Risa
Murbach Coal
Atlantic
U. S. Army Air Force Ferry Command
England
Clyde Pangborn
Wenatchee
Wath
Robert Spilsbury
Vancouver
John Lambert
New York City
Clarksfield
Eras
Ant
C Weir Gure
Hesner
Norys
Bien
Paice
Pune
Soradtid
Fou
Tobe
Henry. McLemore
New York
Waghingington
Daly Prouucta
Ana Wenty McLevante
Howe
Focal
Honeser
Shane
Reneral Ratinahe
Mergenthau
Tern
Spencer
Enipuld
Cay
Fred
Rostov
Della Erh
Stitehra
Nithels
Hoss
Erb
Sisuatter Neten Boone
Mes. Nichols
Virginia Dutcher
Warking
Mes
Ralph
Ft. Sul
Leeaten
Onda
Ray
Donald Jace
Bayer
Edie
Forrest
Alena Cally
Sai Hs Be
Leen Ge
Mary Trower
Er Wensarett
Ieee
Lina
Tans Meuron
Ted
Wilmot Printing
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