Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 August 1942 — Page 4
H Enlisted Men Get
Bars; 3d at Miami ~ For Training.
0.men from Indianapolis have commissioned second lieutengn the’ army. akc foie after pletion of a three-months rse and a third has’been comsioned a first lieutenant and has ed at the air force training lion at Miami Beach, Fla. for
rain Ag.
‘The two men graduating were gt. Malcolm McDermott, son of Eileen E. McDermott, 30 ple court, and Corp. Elbert IL. = Howell, son of Mrs. Margaret M. “Howell, 2540 Carrollton ave. lian Frederick Souder, forerly manager of the insurance sartment for the City Securities was commissioned a first snant and now is studying in
2 Await Their Orders
Ready for assignment with en ed division or tank battalion | the army are two men from Ins who have been commissecond lieutenants for succompletion of the officers’ course at Ft. Knox, Ky. : o # 8 ‘Corp. Frank H. Auble Jr, who ided at 733 Orange st., here bei fore entering ‘the army, has been comm issioned a second lieutenant it was announced today at Camp Davis, N. C, where he was graduated from the antiaircraft artillery school. While here, Lieut. Auble was employed at the funeral home. He soon be assigned to active duty Somewhere with the army.
DEATH SEPARATES ROMANCE CHAMPIONS
Sh LUCAS, Iowa, Aug. 25 (U. P.)— Death has parted Mr. and Mrs. ‘George Goben, both 96, Iowa farm ‘couple whom Hollywood movie makors chose in 1939 as the “national Fomance champions.”
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left for training at the station.
Five men from Indianapolis are home on leave this week from the naval training station at Great Lakes, Ill, While Jour others from here
The men home on nine-day leave are ‘Raymond Woodruff Riddle, husband of Mrs. Catherine A, Riddle, 2022 Winthrop ave.; John Robert Rynerson, son of Mrs. Etta Rynerson, R. R. No. 13; Ronald Leon 2
Mayfield, son of Isaac Mayfield, 1108 N. Medor st.; Eugene Tage Harvey, son of Walter Harvey, 329 S. State ave, Stevens, husband of Mrs. Mary Stevens, 1343 Hiatt st. At the end of their leave they will return to Great Lakes and will be assigned to aciive duty aboard a navy nan-o-war. The four ‘men reporting for training at the Great Lakes were Glenn Leibrock, 1513 E. Tabor st.; George Lewis Bange, 1931 W. Michigan st., son of Mrs, Lena May Miles; Perry Weston Crooker, 1126 N. Belle Vieu pl., son of Mrs. Clara L. Crooker, and Paul Carter Burleson, 1218 E. Market st., son of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Burleson. » In preparation for combat engineer duty, five men from Indianapolis are swinging into an intensive training course at Ft. Leonard Wood, Mo. The men are: Richard J. Wilkinson, 1801 N. Emeson ave.; Robert E. Nickleson, 12 N. Keystone ave.; Michael J. Conway, 1811 N. Talbot st.; M. D. Ballard, 913 E. Market st, and Walter T. Kendall, 110 8S. 5th st.
At the Great Lakes
John P. McGhee, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Burnson of Castleton is on his way to obtaining a petty officer’s rating in the navy. He now is being trained as a gunner’s mate at the naval training station at Great Lakes, Ill. If he passes an examination upon completion of his. course, he will be eligible for the rating.
Receives Assignment Capt. Stuart L. McKnight, 39, who was associated with the Republic Creosoting Co. here before entering the army, has been assigned to the Army Air Forces Classification center near ' Nash-
Capt. McKnight's wife -and two children, Mrs. Grace Overman McKnigint, David and Marcia, are residing with him in Nashville. tf J 8 8 Leo Steele, 323 E. 10th st., the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Steele, has enlisted in the coast
Funeral services for Mrs. Goben|guard and now is will be held tomorrow. She died|in training at Yesterday, ending 81 years of mar-|Baltimore, Md.
_xied life.
The Gobens also were chosen a
Before he enliste
ed he was em-
few years ago by the True Vow|[ployed at Allison Keepers club, Kansas City, Mo., as|division of Gen-
‘the longest-married couple in the ‘United States. ‘Asked their formula for happy
eral Motors and previous to that was a carrier for
‘marriage, the aged couple told a|The Indianapolis
Fadio audience at the time, “Always
stay together; never be separated|peted twice in the
single day or night.”
If you are now purchasing r.home on a "Lease act," it may be sible to obtain a loan here and get your deed.
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Leo Steele golden gloves tournament here. He writes that he likes the work. » : 8ix more men from Indianapolis are doing their part in the army air corps to “Keep Em Flying.” They have just been graduated from the Army Air Forces Technical Training command at Chanute Field, Ill. The men are:
Pvt. William A. Steele, R. R. No.|
11; Herbert A. Ludwig, R. R. No. 3; William I. Dyer, R. R. No, 7; Edward V. Drew, 5505 N. Illinois st.: Joseph G. Curran, 1416 N. Meridian st., and Leroy V. James.
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One man from Indianapolis and two men from near here have been commissioned second lieutenants in the medical administrative corps of the army following their graduation from a training course at Carlisle Barracks, Pa. The men are Joseph M. Levy, 1138 S. Capitol ave., Indianapolis; Robert C. Brenneman, New Castle, and Russell M, Webb, Brownsburg. # ” » From seaman second class to aviation ordnance man, third class, is the promotion received by Raymond H. Suttles, 19-year-old son of Mrs. Maude Suttles, 310 Lin
coln st., in the navy. He was grad-|i uated Monday from the U. 8. naval]
air station at Seattle, Wash.
Two men from Indianapolis are]
doing some “high flying” at Pensacola, Fla. They are Harry W. Ire win, 6002 Forest lane, and Frank J.
Habig Jr., 5601 S. Meridian st., both
of whom have been sent to the navy’s advanced flying classes after completing basic flying courses. The men are. James .Carmalt Adams, 3604 Watson rd, and Nathan M.: Haycox, 3320 Park ave. Both men were technical sergeants
and Louis Leon
Pvt. Staub Lieut. Loebs of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Staub, 1425 N. Mount st., has been- transferred to the aircraft armorers’ school at
Buckley field, Denver, Col. He was sent there from Keesler field, Miss.
at Allison division of General Motors. He was graduated from Washington high school here. RIGHT. Lieut. Frank J. Loebs (jg), known to football fans as Purdue university’s outstanding “Butch” |s Loebs a few seasons ago, hopes to line up 75 southern Indiana youths for the navy’s class V-5 aviation program. Hé now is on tour organizing a “George Rogers Clark” squadron. He has been in the navy since February and for the last two seasons has been head football coach at Washington university, St. Louis, Mo. . @8 # 8 Seaman Emery O. Watson is go-
‘MORE RECRUITS |
Enlistment Office Here Posts Names of State, City Enrollees.
men who have beer accepted for
Herschel Levering Schuck Jr. 517 Ber- : Irvin Earl Mi 758 Ketcham Paul Brown, R. No. 3,
Bern Lowell Wayne | |
N. oie pl.; George
Mik LEFT. Pvt. Robert W. Staub, son
N. Before going to the army he worked | gin,
ny tt. 1 9 st.: Darrell 1 ave.; Richard
Henry Bowman, No. 5, George Herbert Harden, 3026 W. Vermon i st., and George Dale Reeves, 1209 Clyde st.
They Report, Too A Claude William Bryant, 114 8. st.; Richard Passwater, 530 W.
et St James David Soma, 3809 Oliver ter Ernest Teike, 2737 Brill st.;
tii cKinley Washington st.;
? 3038 Jackson st.; Wayne Fr Hillsi 3
ing back to his post at the Great|s,
Lakes naval training station, Chicago, late tomorrow. The nine-day furlough he spent with his mother, Mrs. Allean Mitchell, 25 N. Lansing st., ends at noon Wednesday. He resigned his job at the Electronic Laboratories here last June 10 to enlist.
Made 2d Lieutenant
William G. Nichols, son of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn V. Nichols, 1438 W. 23d st, now is a second lieutenant at Ft. Bragg, N. C. He was commissioned following his graduation|g last week from the officers’ training course at Ft. Sill, Okla. . 2 8 = Navy ensign commissions have beén won by Robert Lyons Trett, 4720 Park ave, and John Allen Helms, 7205 E. 14th st. They were graduated from the U. 8S. naval air station at Corpus Christi, Tex. Mr. Trett is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Trett and Mr. Helms is the son of Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Helms. » ” td Jack William Reidmond, 553 N. Parker ave, is being “toughened” by the navy in its pre-flight school at Athens, Ga. in preparation for enrollment at one of the navy’s| gf. primary flight centers. The physical training program of the navy is rated one of the most strenuous and is patterned after the program at the U. S. Naval academy. 8 ® ® There's a new corporal in the Frank M. Cain family. He is the Cain’s son, Robert F. Cain, who was promoted from the rank of private. The Cain residence is at 233 W. Morris st. Corp. Cain is stationed at Drane field, Lakeland, Fla. # # 2 Albert F. Denbo of Indianapolis has been transferred to Camp Rucker, Ala., where he is a member of a station hospital unit. He was stationed at the Fitzsimmons general hospital at Denver.
Heitkamp to Get Sea Duty Soon
Howard 8. Heitkamp, former advertising man here who has been on navy recruiting duty in this area, leaves soon for sea duty on a newly mpleted cruiser. Sia The father of
: attack on Pearl Harbor and has been stationed at
navy recruiting station sinee April. ped He formerly co was employed in Mr. Heitkamp the display advertising department of The Indianapolis Star and by the Spencer W. Curtis advertising agency here. Mrs. Heitkamp and the two children will return to. her {former home at Chatham, N. J.
OBJECTORS GIVE HELP
WASHINGTON, Aug. 25 (U. P.). ~Conscientious objector camps have organized 24-man crews to assist defense authorities in cases of military or non-military emergency, the office of civilian defense announced today. The crews will co-operate with defense officials in cities with-
{in 100 miles of their camps.
ACK-ACK SHIP GOES DOWN LONDON, Aug. 25 (U.P.).~The admiralty reported today that light British naval forces have torpedoed
Emery Watson 8
Vernon Shadoan, 213
ond st., ard Lambert, 1136 'N. Included were Robert Zoellner, 619 WegCarmel Gann Lord
Holmes ave.
3 iohnson 310 st: 3 Luther James Hn, apolis ave.; i Geoste Bdward BS an
Edward
Reid ' Gillies Chapman, ; Marlin Presle resley fla Clark, 1132 : McC
N. Temple Others ‘carl William eh 4600 W. Vermont st.; Christopher Fahy, 754 Terrace ave.; Edward Richard Blackburn, 2129 Park ave.; Joseph Orval Goets, 4197 Arthington bl vd.; 3 ‘Arthur Gene Floyd, R. R, 16, Box Robert Lew! 1230 N. Alton ave.; ward Eugene son, 1402 Shelby st.; Donald Hugh Griffin, R. R. 16, Box 570; Lawrence Lowell Hipsher, 3340 N. Gale Sis James Earl Smith Jr.,, 367 N. Tremon t st; Wayne Edgar
Chel: 506
is Farmer,| 1 Wil-
Caroline T. Tupper of Los Angeles, niece of U. S. Army Chief of Staff Gen. George C. Marshall, is in the service herself, a member of the WAAC officer candidate course at Ft. Des Moines, Ia.
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After All These Years, It's Found
NORWICH, Conn., Aug. 25 (U. P.)—A dentist broke a drill in Mrs. John D. McWilliams’ tooth 27 years ago. . Thinking he had found ‘all the pieces, he filled the tooth. Ten years ago Mrs. McWilliams “had the tooth extracted. A few days ago one of her fingers started to swell and an X-ray showed that part of the drill had worked its way down from her Jaw to the finger.
Joseph st.; Claude Samuel Montgomery, 2241 English ave.; tt 410 Han st.; William Herbert Breeden Jr., N. Ril 5 piatles Emmet Smith,
Salem
Brown, 1023 Central ave.; William George | McElroy
Owens 16 E New York st: Ray Lee Hofstatter, 1404 140¢ E. Mat Charles fy Bruner, 420 Summer rd. James Russell Carter, 128¢ WwW. 33d; Gerald: Francis Cline, 623 N. Tacoma st.; Chester Raymond Porter, 561 E. Lord st.; John Francis Clark, R. R. 9, Box 528; william George Miller, R. R. 1, Box 291-J; Carlos an Groff, 2628 W. 16th st.; Daniel Randolph Brown, 2024 English ave.; Harold Dorsey Hamm, 1126 N. Dearborn st.; Robert Emmet Hanley, €35 Coffey st.; Floyd John Dugan, 2258 N. Meridian st.; John Louis Stanish, *1641 N. Somerset ave.; William Crawford Burghardt, 221 E. ‘Ninth st., Apt. 9; Lewis Rogers, 1011 Berwyn st.; Earl Ray ‘Cox, 2541 Shelby st.; Carl Edward Sprauer Jr., 706 N. Tremont st.; Ray-
son st.;
mond Woodrow Fox, 1337 Park ave.; Vernon
Earl Umbright, R. Re 8 Box 541; Harold Winfred Toombs, R. BOX: -362; Robert Bruce, 1547 S. High al
Enlistees From City
Others from ndishajions include Evereft LeRoy Wickliff, 123¢ W. 29th st.; Luther Guy Hughey, J5 417 E. 19th st.; Frank Allen McFall, 512 E. Fifteenth st.; Richard Gipe, 29 N. Keystone ave.; Norris Eugene Wilson, 3810 E. 32nd. st.; Kenneth Shelby Deeb, 50¢ West dr., “Woodruff + Harold Sampson Shafer, 1020 Central ave.; Lloyd Thomas Griswold, Antlers hotel; Thomas Edward Kane, 630 Dorman st.; Robert Albert Close, 2146 Park ave.; Walter Russell Bloomer Jr., 1306 E. Minnesota st.; Walter Vance Boyd, 1075 st.; Walter
William Gideon Stevens Jr., 2838 E. N York st.; Robert Lawson Bethuram, 4107
N. Capitol ave. Harold Everett Hashman, 6051 E. St.
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New York st.; Ray-|Ed 1008 Denni
ward Lu 1325 8. st.; Hobert Lee Gierke, 4110 E. Michi st., and Albert Darwin Wetmore, 251 Central ave.
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