World War II Proclamations and Relief Actions
A garbled extract shows Allied surrender demands to Japanese forces, unconditional surrender orders from the Supreme Commander, and calls to liberate internees and POWs. It also notes an American Red Cross amputee worker in Atlanta and a local rationing board’s flower bouquet praise, plus a remark on foil’s malleability.
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Dapanexe
Imperial
Cohlfol
Japanpee
New Orleans
Donald . Kerr
American Red Cross
United Shites
Lawson General Hospital
Atlanta
Amherst school notes and speaker visits announced
Amherst announces staff changes with Mary Hasenpelag leaving for a vocational home economics post at Willned High School. BE Overmeyer will talk at Browheim Evangelical church next Sunday. Birlety Jenne and Kroger family updates and Hutchison moving from Cleveland area to Findlay.
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Amherst
Hasenpelag
Aye
Green Townships
Pemberton
Helen
Mary Will Leach
Willned
BE. E. Overmeyer
Browihelm Evangelical
Wonn. Amherat Birlety
B. A. Jenne
Michi
Alg
G. Kroger
Clinton
Mrs Roemer residence changes and visits noted
Mrs Lucy Roemer announces occupancy shifts at 180 Cleveland Aye Phong and rooms vacated by the Didericks. Dorothy Menez and others plan to move, with the Metgens leaving next week. Doris Miller, summer staff at Sequoia National Park, returns to teach in Whptkanela schools Monday. Peter's Evangelical and Reformed Women’s Guild resigns activities and meets Thursday afternoon.
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Dorothy Menez
Ehils Denir
Milan
Alimay O
Ae Bhiert
Andy J
Roemer Wert Kuests
Thutt
Mallday
Ream
California Migs
Doris Miller
Swhce
Sequoia National Park
California
Whptkanela
Church News M4
Peter's Evangelical and Reformed
The
Women's Guild
Radio Programs World News Creekfast With Bends
Local radio listings highlight a lineup including World News Creekfast and regular American Malacien programs. Featured are music blocks with Mehl Oledatone Grucest and Captain Tim Méaip Tom Mie, plus Wey World ies Ertra Penge Riders and sports notes on Tavern iora Baseball. Aired segments include Gabriel Heniter Kral stories and Voice Of Comfort with Rev John Nusspaun.
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World News
Musig
Nowe Alperican
Tim Méaip
Tom Mie
Weeerichmond
Spirts
uRyts
Warn Fultonies
Dale Garnegian
Binglem
Paleo Adventures
Gabriel
Heniter Kral
bin Nation
Iora
Caine
Joany
Mommie and
the Men Smith
Ridgeville and Area Religious and Club Meetings
Community churches and societies from Ridgeville to Brownhelm resume activities. Meetings include Ladies Aid and Missionary Societies, Bible classes, parlor gatherings, and choir rehearsals at various churches such as Baptist Missio nary, Methodist, and St. Joseph’s Catholic. Attendees plan transportation, devotional calls, and September hosts.
Amherst church meeting in early evening rehearsal
Hospitals News notes a Thursday evening rehearsal at 7 40 at the church in Amherst. Discharges include Mrs. Robert Gant and her son Lorain. Coming events list a Temple of Pythiair Six ers meeting this evening, first after summer recess, with Ruth slated to attend the Stone City Chapter Eastern Star gathering Wednesday evening.
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Orns Nts Arthahn
Louis Evahis
Amherst
Robert Gant
Lorain
Temple
Pythiair
Ruth
Stone City
Eastern Star
Gleaners Class Party At Grafton Home
Members of the Gleaners Class met Friday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Shephard. Floyd Zacharias led a brief business session and the group chose a dish cloth and metal sponge project. Prizes were won by several members as games were played and a refreshment course was served to fourteen members and three children.
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Grafton
Gleaners
Carl Shephard
Floyd Zacharias
Cook
BY AB. Cox
Harold, Willman
Deibert Dunlap
Ay Rov
Clarence ' Benton
Vine
Community Picnic and Service Notices Across Town
Local families including the Bing and Schworer households gathered for a picnic at the Clifford Meail home with noon dinner and ice cream. Widely noted were church and community events, ministerial training in Bowling Green, and visits from Charles Willman and Mrs. Ruby Lamb. regional notices mention the Needham Chronicle taking a breather after seven years and the Gu Marines club forming in New Orleans on the third anniversary of Guadalcanal.
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Irvin
Bing
Floyd _ Schworer
Joniae Mich
Elizabeth Schworer
Emerson
Theratt Schivorer
Clifford Meail
Clasa
Picnie
Wilson
Prark
Rey
Harold
Willenan
Ing
Bowling Green
Chin
Charles Philipps
Jay
Stallings
W. Yau
the Hore
Wesley
Tran
Myrtle Cober
Medina
Charles Willman
Als
Roy Rock
Milan
Devie Willman
Heir Tome
Ruby Lamb
North Olmsted
Ernest Lamb
P. H. Rogers
Marines
NEW_ORLEAN
Manats
Guintalcanal
New Orleans
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Lucy. Roemer
Cleveland
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Carl George Stale
John Nusspaun
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Tioela
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Cole
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Sodelpcott
Ridge
Women's Bible
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Iafternoon
Oma Booth
St. Joseph's Catholic
Medallion Club
Herbert” Fuhrman
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South Main Street
Albert Burnet
Ladies Aid .and Missionary Societies
Gartner's Inn, Inc
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