Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 January 1943 — Page 10
. Jess E. Marney, a brother of William Marney and Mrs. Stella
yal Training high = - school student, he
is the son of Mrs. Seaman Marney
Arthur Page, now residing in Pekin, |
“JI. He has written to his brother that he is in “swell health.” He is 8 machinist’s mate, second class. 3 -» ” " s Second Lieut. Allan W. Ball, son of Mrs. Jessie A. Ball, 3223 Central ave. is on duty at the Oklahoma City air depot, stationed with a * quartermaster fruck company of the army. © ~~ He was commissioned Dec. 11, 1942, after completing officer candidate training at Camp Lee, Va. He was graduated from Park school “here.
Iverson Promoted
Robert L. Iverson, son of Mr. and
| | Mrs. Wiliam M. Iverson, R. R. 9,
1 | has been promoted to staff sergeant i lat Camp Lee, Va., where he is serv-
Gets Commission
~ Edward I. White, 5222 E. Michigan st., has received his commis'sion as a second lieutenant and the wings’ insignia as an aerial bom-
{bardier in graduating from the
army air forces advanced flying school at Albuquerque, N. M. . He. was graduated from Technical
versity. 2
Waits Call to Navy
Ens Herbert W. Lyon, son of Mr. andl Mrs. Truman J. Lyon, 714 N. Gladstone ave., graduated recently from Tufts college engineering school, Medford, Mass., with a B. S. degree in chemistry. An active member of the collegiate dramatic society and .president of one of the leading campus groups, Ensign Lyon will report for active naval duty soon.
s ” 8 Robert Hanley, son of Mr. and Mrs.” Martin F. Hanley, 635 Coffey st., has been graduated from the
navy radio school at Jacksonville,
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George Hoyt Edward Hoyt
Two of the sons of Mrs. Minnie Hoyt, 2326 N. New Jersey st., are in service. George is a machinists mate, second class, in the navy and Edward is a sergeant in the army, stationed at Camp Adair, Corvallis, Ore. George spent the Christmas\holidays at home but has not been heard from since and his parents believe he is serving “somewhere at/ sea.” He attended Manual Training high school and enlisted in October, 1942. Edward also attended the same high school and worked at the International Harvester Co., before g\ Joining the army. 2 ” 2 Pvt. Dale W. Burgess, 144 W. 18th
st., has been ‘promoted to corporal
at Camp Grant, Ill, where he is: a member of headquarters company
Eland medical replacement training = | center.
: 2 8 = Pfc. Charles O. Shepherd, son of
=| Mr. and Mrs. Roy R. Shepherd, =| 3609 E. 10th st., has been graduated =| from the Ft. Crook ordnance depot, =| Ft. Crook, Neb. There he studied
=| maintenance, repair and convoying of army vehicles from jeeps to
heavy trucks. \ 2 2 # @
Near End of Training * Dale Van Arsdall, son of Mr. and Mrs. L, R. Van Arsdall of Waldron, Ind., has begun the final phase of his training as an air cadet in the
=| army at Moore field, Tex.
” f s Board 2 Inductions | Selective service board 2 today
= announced the following men have 5 | been inducted into the army:
James Thompson, 2470 Winthrup ave.;
= | Nathaniel Jones, 2141 Massachusetts ave.;
= | Summers, 2529 Oxford st.; =| 2037 Yandes st.;
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NEW FALL
B= Percy Scott, 2454 Winthrop ave.; = | Brown,
Oscar 1720 Martindale ave.; Clarence 2521 Ralston ave.; Chester Algernon Jones, Moris Shotwell, 2239 CoJames Brown, 1518 Cornell
Stevenson,
lumbia ave.; ave.; Robert Sevier, 1826 Martindale ave.;
E | Matthews Turner, 1830 Bellefontaine st.;
Esau Roberson, 1419 Martindale ave.; James Hatcher, Dayton, O.; Jess Bozeman, 1505 Martindale ave.; Henry Proctor Jr., 2928 Martindale ave.; Willlam Malone, 2415 Sheldon St.; st.; Jay Russ, 1962 Cornell Joseph Spuriicg, 1 Pett st.
= Board 8 Inductions
The following men from selective service board 8 will be inducted into
ave, and
= the army today:
John Brumfield, 329 Elsworth st.; Enoch Collins, 720 N. Senate ave.; : William curry, 512 Cincinnati st.; Wil Cutliff, 809 Fayette st.; ave.; George Fox 515. Spring st.; House, B12. “N. California ot: 1004 Bun ndy pl; ginia ave.; Charles Lewis, 50 ave.; Columbus Mabry, 914 Muskingum st.; James Moore, 835 N. Capitol ave.; George Darker £00) 430 N. West 5 Marvin Pier5 W. St. Clair st.; Elmer Rankin, ; William Rogers, 2138 Higharner Sleet, 548 N. Senate ave.: ¥ map ‘Stevens, id E 15 th st.; Stanle: Sting. 918 E, 14th st.; Russell Wakefield, Vont st., and Mitchell Williams,
#8 | 906 Fayette
=11238 S. Talbott st.;
%* Our Fol oume
=| 1218 Union st.; | Carson ave.;
Board 13 “Inductions Selective service board 13 today announced the following men have been accepted for military service:
Lester Allen, Beech Grove: Richard Ashman, 734 Perry.ave.; Ronald Bailey, 1412 Knox st.; Robert Ballinger, Beech Grove; Raymond Baughman, 215 8. Richland st.; Thurman Bishop, 302 E. Morris st.; Harold Brown, 1814 8. Meridian st.; Paul Buckler, Delmer Buescher, R. R. No. 4, Box 715; Leroy Callahan, Lonnie Cheatham, 3400 Janfes Cork, 580 Jones st.; William Craig, 4826 Bertha st.; Pred Cum-
5 mins, 2162 8. New Jersey st.; Melvin Davis,
913 High st.; Robert Deer, 2158 Webb st,; Charles Donovan, | 354 Parkway ave; Leo Felghake, 1421 Union st.; Albert Fox, R, No. 1, Box 633; Everett Fox, 1846 N. aan st., and] ‘Richard Green, Beech Grove, . James Grubbs, R. R. No. 8 Box 507; William Hawkins, 1908 Orange st.; William Henry, R. R. No. 8, Box 511; Robert Herbig, 2166 Webb st.; Philip Heyduck, Ingiana Central college: William Hieks, UY Illinois st.; Leon Madar, 7090 E. Martin Milley Jr. 916 E, Morris a Clarence Pinnick, 1917 Union st.; Raymond Qathout, Brownstown: Charles '0’Donnell, 2425 8, California st.; Lowell Ratliff, 215 W. Ray st.; Robert Schafer, 605 Weghorst st.; Charles Schott, 2048 Madison ave.; Delbert Sedam, R. R. No. 20, Box 528.
Speights, 1711 Ring gold ave.; Earl Staten, 2 34 Webb st.; Richard Steeb, 815 Lincoln ; Harold Oren Thornberry, 1535 8. TalHA ave., and David Totty, 1217 Troy ave. a ——————————
GLIDER BREAKS HER ANKLE
LONDON, Jan. 29 (U. P.).—Ellen C. Wilkinson, Labor member of commons, received an ankle fracture today during a glider demonstration for members of parliament. She was a passenger on a glider and was thrown to the floor in a bumpy landing.
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36-INCH STRIPED OUTING FLANNEL
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Girls’ Regular $1.98 Corduroy Jackets
Sizes 8-10 and 12 only in royal or teal blue. Ideal for school wear. Clean-up priced.
Elastic Waist RAYON PANTIES
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GIRLS’ ALL WOOL Ferre COATS 55 00 $2.30,
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CLEAN-UP MEN’S DRESS SHIRTS
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