Columbia Station Man Promoted To Rank Of Captain
Dale L. Hummon of Columbia Station has been promoted to captain in the Signal Corps. He was in the service as a master sergeant with the 112th Observation Squadron, C. NG, formerly at Cleveland Airport, earned his second lieutenant commission in 1942, and was promoted to first lieutenant while an officer instructor in chat był. Capt. Hummon is assigned to the Signal Corps Publications Agency at OFD Monmouth New Jersey and lives with his family at 21 Lincoln Avenue Sea Bright New Jersey.
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Dale L. Hummon
Columbia Station
Signal Corps
Hummon
112Th Observation Squadron
C. NG
Cleveland
Af Rity
MVA
Chat Sehr
Hammon
Signal Corps Publications Agency
Monmouth
N. J
Lincoln Avenue
Sea Bright
New Jersey
VFW Meeting Draws Large Attendance In Cleveland Area
The Hink oh Hysell Post 34 Veterans of Foreign Wars held a well attended Sunday gathering with many members present. Plans for opening a new eye of Creams on Fast Broad Street are indefinite due to interior work. A bronze plate for the flag pole is currently unobtainable. Mrs A Perkins displayed the auxiliary flag while Joe Nagle of Cleveland, department chief of staff, attended and received a purse from the post and auxiliary after a small reception.
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Fast Broad Street
Dor Wujiik
A Perkins
Joe Nagle
Cleveland
Pest and
Woman Shot by Four Year Old Son Dies in Suffering
In Los Angeles Mrs. Ann Waits, 36, died hours after her four year old son Lynd shot her in the head with a .38 caliber pistol. The shooting occurred at the Hooker apartment where her husband Fred Waits and others were visiting. Witnesses say the boy appeared to place the bullet in the gun before firing.
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Los Angeles
Ann Waits
Lynd
Ordice
Steubenville Chamber Polls On Price Control Policy
A Steubenville Ohio Chamber of Commerce poll shows 60 percent support reenacting price control legislation. Voters favor OPA inflation controls, rationing fairness, and extending price center to end of war, with lean toward no changes if extended. Also notes new wartime tire controls and eligibility shifts for 1942 auto tires.
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Steubenville, Onin
Chamber of Commerce
Qts
OPA
Price Central
Jeep Restyled For Civilian Use
Toledo reports Willys-Overland has begun civilian Jeep production postwar. About eight jeeps a day roll from Miers plant with output to rise. aim is roughly 20,000 units in the remainder of 1945. The civilian Jeep resembles the Army scout car but is beige and features mechanical tweaks for broader use.
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Toledo
Willys-Overland
Ahan
Miers
Army Secout
Navy Man Is Father Of Fifteen Children
Navy chief Llewerd Gregorin Zagala, 47, claims the Naval paternity championship with 15 children from Dolores to James. A veteran of 27 years in service, he says he expects another baby in November. His tally rules out rival S Ic Roman aL of Winona for the title. Three sons serve in the Navy, and two daughters are married.
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Navy
Los Angeles
Llewerd Gregorin Zagala
U. S Naval
Filipe
Zagala
Zagila
S Ic Romanal
Springer
Winona
Munn
Dolores
James
Farm Fire Loss Partially Covered by Insurance
Fire Chief W. N. Bates reports Burrer farm fire on Murray Ridge Toa d last Wednesday caused estimated loss of 8 000 to 9 000, with only part insured. A large barn five smaller buildings and nearly all contents were destroyed. total loss higher than insured. Cause not yet determined.
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Burrer Farm
Murray Ridge
W. N. Bates
Bates
Evangelist Howard S Williams Headlines Lake Avenue Tent Talk
Lay evangelist Howard S Williams of Hattiesburg Mississippi speaks tonight on Christian faith at the gospel tent on Lake avenue in Onkatest. The former newspaper man delivers a nightly gospel message through July 29 beginning at 8 o clock each evening.
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Lake Avenue
Howard $. Williams
Hattiesburg
Miss
Grafton Kiwanis Hear Indian Lore Talk
Grafton Kiwanis members and guests heard Raymond Vietzer, archeologist and author, discuss Indian lore using a film on mound builders and Ohio Indians. About 50 people attended a light supper served by Immaculate Conception church women. Elyria entertainers Carol Peak and Marjorie Bannon performed. Next meeting features Ross Churchward on horticulture.
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Grafton
Grafton Kiwanis Club
Raymond Vietzer
Ohio Indian Relig Collectors Society
Vietzen
Ohio
Immaculate Conception Church
Belden Methodist church to discuss property upgrade meeting
Belden Methodist members and friends will meet Tuesday evening at Henry Sehviver’s Boneluck home to discuss plans for improving the newly acquired church property. Refreshments will be served and all interested are welcome.
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Belden
Camp Craig
Beulah Wee
Reereanin
Janice Blackhall
Mary Perri
Betty Wimpenny
BT. Nesbyt
Conners
Esther Willman Jed
George Meyers
Dorothy Kowald
Florida
Dorothy Schriver
William Law
Gordon Bleckhall
Law
Amherst council discusses repairs and carnival plans
Amherst villagers report sidewalk weed clearance and repair, budget completion, and a town hall paint job after a regular council session. Carnival sponsorship by Legion group planned for September 1 2 and 3 with proceeds to Lewin Treasury. Auxiliary to handle refreshments.
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Crowne Hill Avenue
Wisa! Fen
Miller
William Morris
Fegion
Legion
Legion Auxiliary
Circle No. 3
Nettie Ludwig
Circle Two
St. Ann's Famety
St Joseph
Catholhc
Vicki's Restauran
George Braun
George Menz
Yinochie
Neill Wilker
George Scheferstein
Farm Bureau Group 4-4
R. E Albright
Albright
Birmingham TEMS OF INTEREST
Birmingham community notices list waste paper drives on July 26 and church events, with names and attendance details. Local families and visitors are mentioned along with brief social and civic notes, including a conference delegation and military personnel on leave. Emergency pasture plans for Hehoharie county farmers are noted.
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Hehoharie County
New York
Petersans Ointment Advertisement from 40 Years Ago
An old advertisement claims a turtaloaraggis created ointment for rebel fron the metting and smarting of Pites providing quick cooling and soothing relief. It touts Petersans Ointment as a favorite in thousands of homes with a 35¢ box or 60¢ tube with applicator and a money back guarantee if not delighted.
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Peterson's Qugament
Oberlin MRA and garden contest in Oberlin list
In Oberlin Mrs Henry Wr Kolsky reports planning for Saturday's garden contest at Power's and Dawley's store with entries of beans beets and kohiribs. Beets to be tied in fours and beans on plates. Produce due Friday afternoon or Saturday morning. Encampment meeting set for Thursday night July 18 at 8 pm in Odd Fellows hall for installation of new officers. Also notes on local service members, ration board visitors, and helium for tires in New Orleans.
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Oberlin
Henry Wr Kolsky
East College Street
Power's
Dawley's
Odd Fellows Hall
Voc Hart
Youngstown
Kenneth Worcester
Carter's Little Liver Pills Aid Digestion Promptly
An old advertisement touts Carter's Little Liver Pills as a natural aid to digestion. It claims improved digestion within about 30 minutes, reducing headachy, upset, and tired feelings by increasing digestive flow. Available at drugstores for 25 cents.
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Carter
Fure
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James F. Byrnes
William Leahy
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Paul Portman
Mix Hermen Portman
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Frank Schibley
Ume
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Leon Menger
Florence Watkins
Berthinville
Rose Bardens
Avenue Club of the Eastern Stars
Town Hall
Elmer Johnson
The
American Legion
Cleverotil Avenue
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Osaegety
Briwnshelmvangelical Church
Mer Martin Hewes
Lorain
Katherine Brawn
Birmingham
Ariust
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Birme
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Bud and Hoger
Athendedit
Reunwas Cheaston
Suurd
Smliss
Clara Kline Ant
Florence
Sei Wataon
Chanute Bueld
Alvin Baker
Wie
Texan
Myrtell’s Beauty Studio
Kirsch
Curtain and Rug Shop
W. Bridge St
Oberlin Mra
Amy Osborn
Oak St
Cal Richard Manir
Harold Haugh
Ordar
Sanidhisky
Kingsville
Ontario
Theatore
Walter
Moos Street
Ccstaty Badd Preservation Committee
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Calif
Anguato
Clyde New
Atlantic
Ration Board Visitors
Ration Board
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Paul Matus
Philly Best
Wareren Harris
Delmar Horning
John Gronsky
Joe Alderio
Richard Slater
J.C. Mann
Ww. T. Williams
John Zimmerman
Maynard Unger
J. W. Cherry
W. Moore
Eleanor Clark
K. G C. Bucks
Leon Zimmerman
G. C.F. Wittke
Leroy Clapp
New Orleans
Consolidated Valtee
Schwind's Picture Store
Second St
W. T. Grant
Broad Street
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