Appointment of Administrator in Estate of Gilbert Sherrill
Notice announces Harry Britton of Williamsburg Ohio named Administrator of Gilbert Sherrill’s estate in Milford Clermont County. Creditors must file claims with the fiduciary within four months or be barred. Dated November 14 1944 with Probate Judge Orville W Halbisch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Sherrill
Harry Britton
Williamsburg
Ohio
Milford
Clermont County
Orville W. Halbisch
Said County
Edwin
Nettie L. Meyer
Edwin C. Meyer
Amelia Ohio
Pierce Township
The Flying Tigers and the 23rd Fighter Group Bond in China
The narrative chronicles AVG and 23rd Fighter Group operations in China, including leaders Tex Hill and Bob Neal, the sacrifice of pilots like Petack, the air warning net devised by General Chennault, and the daring battles over Kweilin and Hankow as US pilots train, fight, and establish command in wartime China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AVG
Tigers
23Rd Fighter Group
Bob Neal
Charley Bond
George T. Burgard
Frank Lawlor
John E.petack
Jim Howard
Hill
Rector
Schiel
Bright
Sawyer
Kweilin
Chennault
Ed Rector
Tex Hill
Canton
Home
Dumas
Kunming
Hengyang
China
Gil Bright
Johnny Alison
Ajax Baumler
Charlie Sawyer
Japan
Yunnan
Frank Schiel
Baumler
Alison
Lee Minor
Lieut
Elias
Yangtse
Hankow
Col
C. V. Haynes
Tex
Kwansi Province
Free
Richardson
Mihalko
Miller
Sasser
Flying Tigers
Lufeng
India
Burma
Assam
Indian Ocean
North
Postwar soil rebuilding urged by Mid West committee
The Middle West Soil Improvement Committee urged farmers to make soil conservation and fertilizer use a top postwar priority. They argued fertility must be rebuilt after wartime cropping, with fertilizer returning at least three dollars in yields per one spent, and warned of depleted soil nutrients from wartime production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonel Cooper
Cooper
Chicago
Middle West
Better Soil Care May Raise U S Health Standards
Dr William A Albrecht of the University of Missouri argues that postwar health depends on soil resources. He cites draft selectee differences between regions as evidence and urges action to conserve and restore soil fertility and organic matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Columbia
William A. Albrecht
Department of Soils
University of Missouri
One Crop Farming Drains Fertility of Midwest Soils
The Middle West holds 75 percent of America's Grade A farmland yet erosion from single crop systems damages soil. Missouri tests show corn alone loses 68.8 tons per acre annually versus 11.4 with corn, wheat and clover rotation. Legumes aid humus and nitrogen but need phosphorus and potash. farmers should consult county agents and state college agronomists for fertilizer advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Middle West
America
State Agricultural College and Experiment Station
Local Social Roundup From Glen Este and Williamsville
Mr and Mrs Will Isaack and others attended a fish supper and bazaar at Williamsville Tabasco School. Families celebrated birthdays and hosted dinners with Marvin McGuire home on furlough from Pensacola Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Isaack
Marvin McGuire
Pensacola, Florida
Frank McGuire
Marvin
A. C. M. M. Marvin
McGuire
Alfred Crocker
Charles Henry Hirchaur
Emogene Booths Marriage Highlighted In Mt Holly
The social event of the week was the marriage of Emogene Booth daughter of Mr and Mrs T C Booth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emogene Booth
T, C
Soil management boosts sugar beet yields in Ohio bulletin
Dr. Robert E. Yoder of the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station reports on soil management to sustain long term yields of sugar beets. He cites 12 year fertility tests on Paulding Clay showing 14 to 20 ton beet crops with manure and fertilizer and 75 to 100 bushels of corn under proper rotation and soil granulation control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Yoder
Agronomy
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Yoder
Hybrids Plus Fertilizers Boost Nation's Corn Crop
A Middle West committee reports U.S. farmers added about one billion bushels of corn in three years thanks to hybrid strains. The gain came from hybrids using more fertilizer, improving soil use, and experimental work by state agricultural colleges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States
Middle West
Booths Planned Wedding At Batavia Methodist Church
Booth planned to marry Cpl. Richard Brown of Batavia Sunday evening at 8 o'clock in Batavia Methodist Church with Rev. C Leek and Rev. A C Rainsberger officiating. Clarence Lytle hunted at Roosevelt Game Reserve. Illness news from Owensville. Helpers to serve lunch at Mrs. Ray Franks sale. Mary Fagin and family visit Bethel caregiver recovering from illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Franks
Mary Fagin
Frank Swing
Selah Tasker
Cincinnati
C. F. Swing
Bethel
Also Mentioned on This Page
GOD
Robert L. Scott
WNU
C. Ely
Police
Bers
J. B. Ireton Cattle and Call
Kirby
Onion Stock Yards
Pennen Nee Eee
Nanchang
Johnny Petack
Ajax
Petack
John Petack
Air Corps
Waterproof
Louisiana
Yangpi
Lake
Midwest
Glen Este
Bertha Hellman
Edna George Balzhiser
Seibert
Wm. Seibert
Ruth Shelton
Bill Seibert
Billy Fitzgerald
Charles Fitzgerald
Robert Hoffman
Augusta Billingsley
Phil Sperry
Harry Snell
Walter Johnson
Onar Owensville
Will Kurtinitis
MT. Holly
R. E. Yoder
Clarence Lytle
Roosevelt Game Reserve
Henry Horn
Owensville
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