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The Omaha guide., 1945-09-08
Mp-DB BRING OUR SOLDIERS HOME"

lene, Otis, Buster, Freddie, Evelyn
Mona Mae and others.
The Omaha guide., 1945-09-08

Noe:-Dont worry eedkssy when your mind is weighted down with worry
n you feel the need Of guidance. and thu counsel of N ndersmndm frenS
write Your problem will y analysed in the paper free Just Include \
eLpptnE OF the column with your ee. For . "priws reply" send BE for
ABBES 1874 INSTITUTIONAL READING. With each Reading. You will receive
Tree . personal letter OF sound and constructive advice Analysing three () ques-
lions. Please send q stamped (sc) envelope for your confidential reply, and sign
your fu I'M address an brthdate to al letters Explain your case FULLY an
snhns yur problems within he realm of reason. Write to -.
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The Omaha guide., 1945-09-08

Kingfish is still wearing those
pants or shall I say Grapes and we
must admit they only look great!
| get around. the party given
for Lillian Speese was great---.ev-
eryone had plenty to eat and a good
time--cake, sandwiches and "Old
Grandad' was served among the
crowd were Harold v. Lenora P,
John p, Ruth. Doris, Johnnie. Bus
ter. Pearl. Naomi, Ruby. Lawrence,
Haley, Jack, Bubble Jones, Gale.
Gabriel, Lena, Freddie, ]. c., Jean
Ruth and others.
there will be a neck tie party on
the hill sometimes soon----watch
for datei
Who is known as CAPTAIN
WINGS?? ask BR and LG. they
know!
Who was seen eating dinner in
the Why Not Cafe and why was he
not eating ebay DickO
to Be menchuned why do all the
IL & IS year old boys hang around
a certain oath shack and what's
there so good besides the food? --
Please let US knowl
The Omaha guide., 1945-09-08

Who is the certain girl here in
Omaha who thinks she can get any
body she wants.? Certain people in
GLIDING myself, would like to
know.
The Omaha guide., 1945-09-08

Dorcas Wright was looking great
tues----her books in one hand and
her cards in another--nice girl hay
The Omaha guide., 1945-09-08

BOOM Feet L. G. has found a
new admirer.--I think 1 heard him
say her name was toney LIN!
The Omaha guide., 1945-09-08

In closing always remember that
anything Successfully.
The Omaha guide., 1945-09-08

STUDS-Don't you know it looks
bad for one to pick his feet in pub
lic----so don't let it happen again!
The Omaha guide., 1945-09-08

BING! Freddie is one happy boy
chs in the hart of Texas~-We miss
you (Peter).
The Omaha guide., 1945-09-08

Looking very stunning the other
Sunday was Buster Robbins,
The Omaha guide., 1945-09-08

Who are the certain women at the
Rock who sits and looks cute to
the customers
could they by any chance be
Lita Clark. Betty Deford and Alice
The Omaha guide., 1945-09-08

SGN up FOR AT LEAST ONE VOYAGE
oNA MERCHANT SHIP BRINGING SOLDIERS
HONE FROM EUROPE, IF YOU ARE A
COMPETENT CHEF, BUTCHER or BAKER.
SEA EXPERIENCE IS UNNECESSARY
NEWS rTsn
The Omaha guide., 1945-09-08

j. st. C. and title are in De-
troit having a fine time so 1 hear.
The Omaha guide., 1945-09-08

Girls Stop Street smoking.
Who hit Barnyard in the head at
the Rock?--
The Omaha guide., 1945-09-08

Wonder where Charles Costen's
been hiding himself---come out
Charlie we miss U!
The Omaha guide., 1945-09-08

Happy birthday Naomi Vealand -
she is sweet IL and was kissed by
her or shall l a our great friend
Mr.. Moss. hay nee?
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-06-25

Sealed bids will be received at the office of the City Clerk, Ju- neau, Alaska, until 4:30 pm. June 27, 1945, for furnishing cement to the City of Juneau, and then and there opened and read.
 Any bids received after the time fixed for opening will not be con- sidered.
 The City reserves the right to reject any or all bids and to waive informalities.
 Prices are to be quoted per sack in carload lots for regular Portland cement and for high-early cement. All prices to be F. O. B. Juneau. Proposal forms and further in formation can be obtained at the office of the City Clerk, Juneau, Alaska.
 c. L. POPEJOY,
 City Clerk,
 Juneau, Alaska. First publication June 20, 1345. J2O,21,22,25
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-11-15

Lieut.. Ebert F. Bucket, son of Mr..
and Mrs o. c. Bucket. of Bittinger,
arrived home from the Pacific area
this week and is now at his home on
terminal leave. He was member of
the second group Of draftees to leave
Garrett county and has served So
months, twenty months of that time
on New Guinea, New Britain, the Phil
ippine islands and in Japan with the
occupation troops. He received his
| commission in the army engineers at
Fort Belvoir, Va. A brother, Pfc. JOS
eph r. Bucket, with a headquarters
| infantry unit in the European theatre,
has also returned to his home and has
received his honorable discharge He
was in the service thirty-siX months.
Julius c. Renninger, chief warrant
officer in the army, who recently re-
turned from Paris. France, and Ger
many, after serving in the office Of
the Judge Advocate General, is spend
ing several days here with his wife
and son.
Pfc. jeremiah Tasker, brother of
| Mrs. Ralph PrittS, of Oakland, has
/ been discharged from the service and
lis at the home of his father, A. T.
, Tasker, of Deer Park. He served in
the Pacific area and was engaged in
four major battles.
Harland C. Bittinger, RM Bic, U.
S. Coast Guard, returned to San Fran
cisco, Calf, last Saturday evening
after having been here on leave since
October 5 with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lester c. Bittinger.
! D. Maurice Davis, with an engineer
ing unit in the Pacific area is now
located at Sendai, Japan, according to
word recently received by his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert NJ Davis. He
was recently advanced to Technician
fourth grade.
| Kenneth Eldred Stahl, MoMM lie
USNR., of Grantsville; Carl IRELAND
Watts, S &c, VindeX; and Harland
Franklin Bowman SM SIC, Oakland
are among those who have been hon
orably discharged from Naval service
at the separation center at Balm,
bridge Md.
T/5 Glenn Miller, son of Mr.. anC
Mrs. Clarence Miller, Grantsville. re.
ceived an honorable discharge from
the Army. TI5 Miller arrived at Camp
Meade November LIST from Souti
Hampton, England and in Grantsvilt
November 6. Miller was four years il
the service and 26 months overseas
He has been stationed at England
France and Belgium, and served il
the third armored division. He wears
the ETC ribbon with three campaign
stars, good conduct medal and victory
ETC ribbon. Miller was graduated
from the Grantsville High school il
1885.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-11-15

Pfc. Robert Tibbetts received his
honorable discharge from the T. S.
Marine corps on Nov. 4, at the separa-
| ton center, cambridge. He has the
Navy letter of commentator for his
activities on Saipan. Tinian, Roi-Na-
smur, Two lima, where he served with
a communications branch Of the 4th
Marine Corps He is a grandson of Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Townshend, Water
street, Oakland.
William Shirer and Michael Kildow,
two young men in the service who
lived as near neighbors while at their
homes in Oakland, have met in Tokyo,
according to the formers parents,
Nh. and Mrs Scott W. Shirer. Shirer
is attached to the destroyer USS
Strong.
Robert Bittle, L. S. Naval Reserve,
is now located in Japan, according to
word received by his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Foster D. Bittle.
Among those recently receiving
their discharges from the service were
Pfc. Wilmer c. Crosco, of VindeX;
| TI5 Ralph d. Swauger, Jennings;
Cpl. James c. Schroyer, Friendsville;
TIA Elmer A. Ashby, Crellin; T/5
George Paugh, Deer Park.
Pfc. Sherman S. Neff, Hutton; Sgt.
Herbert NJ. Tasker, Oakland; Pfc.
Wilmer j. Rodeheaver, Friendsville;
and T/5 Glenn E. Miller Grantsville,
were among those receiving army dis
charges from Fort Meade during the
criod November 5 to 7.
Cpl. Gordon O. Kisner, Crellin; Pfc.
Ray Miller, Oakland; Ti5 Ralph Bow
ser, Friendsville; TIA Harvey H.
Grove, Avilton; and Staff Sgt. Claude
j. Sharpless, VindeX, were among
those discharged from the service at
Fort Meade over the weekend.
Sgt. Laurence Wensel was recently
given an honorable discharge from the
service at Greensboro n. c.. and has
! returned to the home of his parents
Mr. and Mrs Floyd Wensel, south of
town. SGT. Wensel who served in the
army air corps, spent his overseas
time in India and on Tinian island
! Upon his return to the States he was
stationed at Orlando, Fla, until his
| discharge.
AIC William F, Stahl was honor
ably discharged from the army all
corps on November 4 at Lowry Field
Colorado, upon being declared sur.
plus aircrew trainee by the AAF com
mand. Stahl received his basic train.
ing at Sheppard Field Texas, and re-
Gently was graduated from the AAF
photo school at Lowry field At pres
ent he is at the home Of his parents
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley S. Stahl, Cham
bersburg, Pa, and intends to re-entel
college in the near future.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-11-15

ia Robert T. Hoffman, who served
in India and China with an army
postal unit, returned to the States the
latter part of last week and received
his honorable discharge at Fort
Meade. He returned to Oakland on
Tuesday night, accompanied by his
wife who had gone to Washington to
meet him. For the time being they will
reside at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Delbert Davis, but will occupy their
home on Crook Crest in the near flu
ture.
The L. S. Naval training center at
cambridge announced this week that
the following had been honorably dis
charged from naval service at the sep
aration center there: Quentin Nordecll
Shaffer, yeoman first class, Crellin;
John Walter Rowan, EN- Ne, of Mt.
Lake Park; and Carl Burton Glotfelty,
GU pc (T), of Grantsville.
George W. Thomas, shipfitter third
class, Star Route, Friendsville, and
other men aboard the auxiliary ship
USS Zaniah, played an important part
in the Pacific, working 18-hour days to
put battle-damaged ships back into
the fight. At Okinawa alone the crew
patched up more than 60 ships at the
height of that campaign.
James Turner, USNR., returned to
his camp in Florida after spending the
past ten days with his wife and son
in their home in Grantsvile.
MISgt. William Shannon, Fort Ben
ming, Ga, formerly Of New Germany
and who made his home with the late
Michael and Philip McAndrews, has
been visiting friends in New Germany
and Mr.. and Mrs. H. f. burst in
Grantsville. He enlisted in the army
when quite young and has served fol
IS years. He will return to Fort Ben
ming after visiting.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-11-15

With Our Men
In The Service

Elwood r. Bevans, seaman first
class. of Swanton, helped with others
of the crew Of the USS Flusser, run
up a war record which extended from
the wars beginning to the day Of the
Jap surrender, including New Guinea,
Solomons, New Britain and the Adj
miralities and the Philippines and
BaIikpapan operations. The destroyer
took part in eight landings, including
Leyte. Lingayen, Ormac and Balikpa-
pan. During the Ormoc operation she
and other naval forces were subjected
to nine-hour attack by Jap suicide
planes.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-11-15


John "Jack" Stowel, USNR.. son Of
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Stowel. of Mt.
Savage, formerly of Grantsville, an
rived home after serving % months
overseas in Africa. Egypt, South
America and Italy Stowel enlisted in
the Navy while in high school but
studied and received his diploma with
the graduating class of 1915 from the
Grantsville High school.
Lieut.. Walter f. Dawson. stationed
in Washington, D. c., with the Navy.
was recently promoted to the rank Of
lieutenant commander, his parents,
Nh and Mrs. W. w. Dawson, were
informed.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-11-15

anti-tuberculosis program throughout
the state, which constitutes mass X
raw surveys. case finding. X-raying.
tubercuin testing, medical research.
health education. negro program and
the Miracle House, children's pre-
ventorium.
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Receives Discharge

Pvt. Michael Jordan, who served
with the 18th Airborne Parachute
roops in the European theatre, re-
,eived an honorable discharge from
the service at Fort Meade, on Novem-
Der 8. He was in the service for four
years and overseas for nine months
He is returning to Fairmont, W. Va,
where he is employed by the Kop
pers Coal Company. Jordan is one of
six sons of Mrs Mary Jordan, now Of
Morgantown, West Va, former Oak
land residents Two of her sons have
already been discharged from the ser
vice: Paul, who was a prisoner Of
war Of the Germans, and Flight Off
Ger James j. Jordan. Steve Jordan is
in Burma; Albert Jordan is on Oki-
nawa, and Frank Jordan was at Fort
Meade preparatory to being dis
charged. He served in France with an
armored tank division, was wounded,
and has been awarded the Bronze
Star for gallantry in action.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-11-15
Is Discharged

T/5 Elmer T. Grub, of near Cor
mania, has been honorably discharged
from military service, effective No
vember 6. He was indicted at Clarks-
burg on April 9, 1912, and was trained
as an automotive mechanic at Bloom
ington, III. He had three years of for
cign service. He wears the good con-
duct medal, the American theatre,
European African Middle Eastern
and World War II victory ribbons and
also three battle stars. He arrived in
New York just three years from the
day he left there for North Africa.
A brother, M/Sgt Howard Grub, is
enroute home from Okinawa. These
brothers haven't seen one another in
four years.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-11-15

S/Sgt John Maroney returned
home November 8th, after being dis
charged at Fort Meade He spent "a
months overseas with the 336th En-
gineers and wears the ETC ribbon
with four battle stars for participa-
ton in the battles of Normandy,
Northern France, Rhineland and Cen
trail Europe. Besides the Good Conduct
ribbon, he wears the ZANE service
medal, American theatre service rib
bon, World War II Victory ribbon and
a French citation-Croix de Guerre
wIPalme.
TISgt. Joseph F. Markley, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Markley, Kitz-
miller, is among the veterans, recently
discharged, re-enlistinG in the service.
SGT. Markley, veteran Of eight months
service in the European theatre as a
radio operator, is re-entering the air
corps for three years. He was dis
charged October ~.
Pfc, Lester L. Friend has been given
his honorable discharge from the
Army after being a patient in a hos
pital at Camp Swift, Texas, for the
past two months. Pfc. Friend served
nearly seven months overseas with
the 9th Infantry, Second division. He
was awarded the purple heart for his
wounds. He is now visiting his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Friend, at
Deep Creek Lake.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-03-08
f a
Houses For Sale


g room cottage on Jefferson and on
Canal near lake-s4 900: 50. 900 down.
! rooms; bath; natural fire place: Gil
heat; garage and boatwell on Clinton
river near lake-S6 900; 1000 down.
6-family. apartment; steam heat:
rented unfurnished for sl77 per month.
price-sl2 900; So 500 down. c
4 rooms; city water; toilet; large lot
So $50. $3.50 down.
rooms. part basement: finished
floors-s2 ESQ., terms.
/. acre; 5-room house: utility room:
stationery tubs; garage-s3.5o0; $1,000
down
rooms: rlas.ere1: screened porch
on cur near flke--s2 75O: 81 900 down
rooms; garage: flowing we'll: lot
TOOK Go-s3 s5oc siloo down; $3.50 q
month
One-haH acre; rooms oak floor;
bathroom: attic: full basement: new
and on good road-si 200; So 900 down.
S35 a month.
5 acres on pavement; rooms; bath:
electric water system; garage 2ox20:
oil heat; possession in 80 days SIS 900:
50 800 down
rooms modern; s'oker: garage:
LOT 6exl90--S6 500; So 900 down
20 acres; modern houses: ? garsg-
es; broodcr house; chicken coop and
all tools immediate possession.
g rooms; complete tile bath: tile
sink: breakfast nook: OIL heat; 2-car
garage; lot l00xll6
40 acres fair buildings: near New
Haven IS 500: 81 500 down.
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Washington

Mrs. A. K. hurston is
teaching kindergarten and first
grade in Washington school as "A
supply teacher,
Merton Thurston OF the AAF
is spending a l5| day Through
with his wife, and at the home
Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. K. ThurSton.
S &c Peter Paul Hixson,
U.S.N is spending a Is day
leave with his parents and
friends IN this vicinity.
George Mertz. proprietor Of
the former C. l. Bennett farm on
Van Dyke road mas erected a
large new concrete vegetable
barn on the property.
Officers elected for Washing
ton Farmers Club last Thursday
were President, Dr. Robert
Castles; vice president, Roy
Lyons; secretary, Isabel Curtis;
treasurer, Mrs E A. Hardy; Of
fetal hostess, Mrs. Lottie Smith.
Lieut., Albert Springs,ein and
wife are spending a furlough
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank SpringStein on Luicon
street and with relatives in De-
troit and Irish Hills. Lieut..
Spring ste!n is stationed IN
Maryland
a communication from Carl
Drca who recently spent a fur
Tough with Mr. and Mrs. j. H.
McCutcheon and friends here,
states that he IS out 10 sea in the
South Pacific.
Mrs. VIM. Lii elizabeth
P!erSon) and little son spent
few days the last of the week
with her siSter-in-law, Mrs.
Glare Ratigan Center Line.
William Brown has succeeded
in getting a new well at his
home, south of town, after
previous unsuccessful attempt.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Fink Of
Utica and Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Braid of Orion were visitors of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Schocke
Sunday.
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Pointing g Decorating

WANTED-P Painting and decorating:
wall Washing. Inquire 81 Mullet street.
NJ Clemens. 40
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"a Autos For Sole
TWO GOOD BUYS

TWO GOOD BUYS
81 Dodge 4-door sedan; very good
tires. radio. heater, less than ceiling
price.
20 Packard 4-door sedan: je, black
finish. ep'ionally clean; very good
tires. radio. heater: less than ceiling
price. McEvoy & Dunlap, 20 Court
street Phone 1888. 40
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ROSENIr.IE

ROSEVILLE
Brick 3 and bath: stairway n foored
attic: stoker:- hot water heat; fireplace;
Competing; brick garage; lots: land
scaped: near Gratiot- 50 500; IS 600 dn.
: and bath; hot water furnace In ex-
cellent condition; garage; ? blocks
from Gratot--S4. 300; terms.
Two acres: 7 room brick house: g1-
rage: chicken coop So 200; 81, 900
down.
6 room home; garage; IN first block
from Gratiot--S3,50 500 or $1,000 cash.
Fast DETROIT
Brick s and bath with 3-room apart
uent on second; near Nine Mile and
Gratiot; garage SO. 500: terms.
Gratot-Nne Mile; very nice bunra-
low: large rooms: completely mod
ern. garage: landsc1Drd 81 600 down
SCHOFNHERR-9 MILE DISTRICT
4 rooms. bath utility; al convent
enccs: sacrifice sale; husband in serv-
!ce--S3 800; S70o down
FRASER
2 rooms: bath; "a acre; good loca-
ton--S2 500; 5000 down or $3.50 cash
acre with very nice home; 4 rms.
and bath hot water heat; garage:
chicken coop-S55oo; cash 20 mort
gage.
: and bath; stoker; hot water heat;
large lot: on paved road; garage -
Sc $50; cash 20 mortgage
FARMS
Nice 5-acre farm on Marine CITY
Highways, $50 So 900 down.
LIiCLCC DEAL CCTATC
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GREENHOUSE help wanted. Floral
Avenue Greenhouse. l54 Floral ave.
nue.. IT
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HARNESS. SADDLES. travslins
bags repaired New leather work made
% order. IS Washington. Nj Clemens.
Phone SCOT C
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H-,4 Poultry

SINGER sewing machine for sale; Al
condition. Pa0re ~ Clemens 200. 40
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HUGHES REAL ESTATE

Gratiot a. 10 Mile R6. Roseville l83o-J
UTICA ROAD AT u MILE FRASER
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Edo
Wonted TO Share

SERVICEMAN' wife will share her
home with refined couple or working
girl Phone 4895. A6
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COMPLETE stocks OF lumber under
cover. Wallboards; shingles; siding; &C.
ment blocks: Celotex plank and tile.
storm sash. insulation. We deliver.
Use our Budget Plan
PAGANETTl LUMBER CO.
Established l895l
Phone Mt. Clemens 2573. ! block south
OF Cass and Grand Trunk Railroad c
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A. G. HANSEN

Roofing and Siding Contractor
40 South Broadway Ave.
Phone Mt Clemens 7A6o
LUMBER AVAILABLE
WIN finance and construct additions:
farm buildings: roofing. siding
PAGANETTi LUMBER CO.
Established 1881
Phone Mt. Clemens 2573. ! block south
~ Cass and Grand Trunk Railroad. c
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Help Wanted-FemoIe

EXPERIENCED waitress wanted AZ
Graham's Coffee Shop. North avenue,
Mount Clemens. AZ
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Situation Wanted, Mole B-5

MECHANIC wishes work IN small
shop. Write Monitor-Le adler Box 1853.
40
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claiming the Father of our Country was no isolationist But Hill hae few customers.