Crack Pilots To Perform At Fair
A wartime aviation display headlines the fair with pilots from Piqua and New York. The lineup includes a jets-propelled craft and vintage 13-29 Superfortress Bomber, P-61 Black Widow, and Thunderbolt fighters, showcasing nearly all hush hush aeronautical tech from the war era.
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Southeast Ridge Group Two Meeting Minutes
Southeast Ridge Group Two met at Mrs. Hazel Wicks home with ten members present. The meeting opened with an aid invocation. Platis Werte contributed for the auction and the traveling basket.
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Ahectlig ill October aly Une home Darian Hasselt
A fragmented OCR item mentions October dates and a home related to Darian Hasselt. No clear events, locations, or actions are established in readable text, but the fragment hints at a residence reference connected to a person named Hasselt. Further context is needed to form a complete card.
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Unclear fragment on wartime service and experiments
Fragmentary text references Vincent servicemen and American efforts, mentioning attendance, high take of phragans, Michigan, and a 400000 cock Phoenix, with 39 000 over. Mentions 1943 navy methods and experiments and mass developed service approval.
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New pastor for Tabernacle Church named Hogan family arrives
The Hogin family arrives to lead the Gas-i fel Tabernacle congregation succeeding Rev. Ade who resigned to pursue evangelistic work. The new pastor, born in Missouri and ordained in 1982, has served in Missouri churches and oversees Sunday Schools and World Missions in the Tennessee District. Mrs. Hogan, a native of Illinois, specializes in child evangelism as the two older children enroll in McKinlay school. More than half of Finland's 80,000,000 acres of forest land are state-owned.
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South Ridge Religious and Community Notices
Sunday Reheat at 10 a.m. Youl Spelawship meeting at 70 Worship 8 pome Pastor Rew A B McVey. Conference Quarterly Conference held at Brownhelay Evangelical Church. Union Mayer prayers service Browns Bell and South Ridge churches this week. Rally Wednesday with 6:30 p.m. supper. Representatives from Huraty Brownhelm Lorain Amherst present. Mrs Albert Kunantan of Jackson Street Amherst moves to local home. Mrs Mary Khittle and daughter Martian attended Pomona Grange in Henrietta Saturday. Mrs Milian Galishall returned to Steubenville after visit with Mr and Mrs Milton Eppley. Mrs Earl McVey and son Thomas of Republic, O. hosted Rev A E MeVey family. Ladies Art and Woman's Missionary Societies hosted by Mrs W Spiegelberg and Mrs Russell Spiegelberg Thursday. Business sessions led by Mrs Co EB Cook. Twenty members answered roll call. Invited guests Mrs Carl Friday, Mrs R McDonald and Miriam, and Mrs Allen Cook and daughter Diiiine. Services: Sunday.
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Ladies Art and Woman's Missionary Societies
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Indiarapolts event linked to racing crew and alert
A disjointed report describes an incident in Ruston involving a Ruston crew and a surge of activity. Authorities from district C and a local play are mentioned, with 800 workers or a crew and a time update cited. The text is fragmented but indicates an accident or alert and ongoing investigation.
Pioneer of Old West Lore from OLDREGE to Abilene
Readable fragments sketch a pioneer whose life spanned Abilene Kansas and Omaha routes, selling papers, hauling freight, and recounting tales told by travelers. The text mentions Lloyd, Custer, Hickok, and a dramatic bank or bond event with $150,000, though many details are garbled.
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