Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 March 1943 — Page 12
Board 11 Inductees
“The following men from selective
_ service board 11 have been inducted into the marines: © Raymond Hays, Georgetown: rd.; William Meadors, ' 739 Hiatt: Ira Buttz Jr. ‘1330 S. Belmont, and Herschel Armstrong, 436 S. Holmes, i 2 Yel wl # Lorts Back on Duty Lieut. Robert A. Lorts, son of Dr, and Mrs. R. C. Lorts of Hope, has returned to duty as a flight Instructor for the army air forces at Williams field, Ariz., after spending a leave with his parents. He recently was promoted from second to first lieutenant. He enlisted as an aviation cadet Nov. 7, 1941. » » 8
Lieut. Milton W. Minaroin, plans and training officer for the college training detachment (air crew) at Butler university, has been transferred to the University of Florida. He will be succeeded by Lieut. John F. Cunningham, now supply and tactical officer of the detach-
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ur R. 1; John Maynard, 1637 LeGrande; John Peters, 321 W. 31st; Ross Howes, 1143 N. Tibbs win Sho r, 137 W. 39th; Richard By 3114 Kenwood; Charles Dea Jr., 1526 W. 22d; Jac Miller, 1041 W. 32d: James Rickets, 3108 Kenwood; Arthur Murray, 403 N. Hugh; Robert Keister, 1455 Congress; Leo Collins, 1451 Congress; Thomas Crooke, 5101 Norwaldo; Russell Duval, 3% N. Tacoma;
rt Goodner, 7 itol; Eddic Beasley, 1121% “Bellefontaine; eslie~Kord 1631 Hoyt, and John Wilson, 1263 Shelby. Frank Checko, 310 N. Illinois; Stewart Eider, 806 N. Delaware; Earl Bentress, 207 Norfolk; Ralph Ellis, 1816 E. Tabor; Gene Solyand, 1534 Brookside; Raymond Para, 806 N. Goodlet; William Cobur 1212 N. ‘Tibbs; Oscar Powers, 1421 33d; Clem Dye, 821 E. New York; Joseph Cook, 2410 ‘English; Herbert Dearholt, 318 8. Holm HdM§ Fox, 1853 Reuters; Herschel “Goats Jr., 1939 W. Vermont; Wilbur Powers, 2963. Foltz; James Norther, 618 Livingston; Andrew Morris, 827% Washington; Robert Porter, 35 N. Addison; Joe Pemberton, 4835 W. Morris, and Eugene Hartgraves, 1531 Ruth,
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LEFT: Sergt. Robert C. Stegemiller has returned to duty at Pt. Bragg, N. C., after a furlough with his parents, Mr, and Mrs, Henry Stegemiller. He has been in service a year and is a member of the
glider infantry. He formerly worked at Stewart-Warner.
RIGHT: Harold H. Davis has been graduated from the air mechanical school at Keesler field, Miss, and has been promoted to corporal, He is studying propellers at a specialty school at Chanute field, Ill. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Tony Davis, 1419 N. Chester st., and worked at Allison's before antering the army six months ago.
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They’re Plane Mechanics Two local men are graduates of
chanics school at Keesler field,! Mississippi. | They are Pvt. Lawrence Edward. McGhehey, son of Lawrencé C. Mc-| Ghehey, 4632 N. Kingsley dr., and Sergt. William L. Hemmelgam, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hemmelgarn, 1215 Albany st., Beech Grove.’
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Roger Edwin Wilson, son of Mrs. Dolpha Wilson, 403 Grant st., is!
for machinists at the University of! Kansas, Lawrence, Kas. Upon com- | pletion of the 16-week course, he| will be eligible for promotion to a’ petty officer rating. s 8 In Second Lieuts. John A, MecClin-| tock, 3910 E. 11th st., and Donald K. Stewart, 2437 E. Washington st., are among 17 Indiana men who have begun a course in aerial navi-
gation at the A. A. F. navigation school at San Marcos, Tex. :
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Pvt. William B. Plough, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Fields, 2402 Union st., recently graduated from an aviation mechanics course at Seymour Johnson Field, N. C. ® t 4 ®
Kenneth C. Growe, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. K. Growe, 8318 Chapel rd.; Richard L. Green, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. Lewis Green, 4155 Park ave., and John W. George, son of Mrs. Fern George, 6025 Haverford ave., have been graduated from the basic flying school at ‘Strother army air field, Winfield, Kas.
i a 8 CREAT Board 11 Inductees
Selective service hoard No. 11 recently inducted the following into
the armed gd Serviess:
ARMY: Eli Pedrey, 843 8S. Ernest Enfion Bryant, 1503 Vinewood: James Gordon Scanlon, 1748 Ellen dr.; obert Vinson Winings 3 Ma, wood; Irvin
LO ber Rairdon,
Olaf Loftis of Hope M ett Beaver of David MsGlure, 2705 W. ig n; arris, 517 S. Tibbs; Henry
ert Ciemis Nichole: 1059 S. Fershing} Francis Marion Johnson, 648 % Werth; Benjamin le Rice, 414 8. S, odaison; James ward Wh ire, 204 1 dr.; Leonard Eugene 2 a gomar; James Mason S. Shee field; Donald Lee of Las a o% Robert Donald Washington; Lloyd Francis pars. 501 S. n; William Owen Simmons of French Lick: Thomas foward Enore, 6416 W. Morris; ‘Richard Jarrett, 459 Arthur; Robert * Leo Hopkins, 30 Pasadena; James Herbert unham, 567 Tomlinson; IL Ponnam, Jr., R. Box 620 S.
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mont; farshall Wayne Wise. 3018 FR Jack Doris Wood Oskland
R. Box 138W: e Elliott Cupninghari, 1438 Winton; os Wayne Spurgeon 3322 W. Vermont; Seldon Eugene Jones, R. 20, Box 04; James Charles Brewster Jr., R. 20, 324; Edward Burton Payne, R. 9, Box 36: Arthur Jefferson Brisbane, R. 7, Box 2 Charles Oren iseman, 1538 8 Leon Harvey , 3058 ac Robert Dale dies, ‘FHL. N 5839 afer Pershing:
Springer, rd.; rge Alen Whi Sheffield; Frederick Lee Cold Spring rd.; Otis Byr Rockville; aries’ Kenneth ol
Creston ack Hedden Allister, 50 8S. ‘Addison. NAVY: Terbers Edward Dearholt us S. Belmont; Joe D. Pemberton, 483 Morris; Andrew Marvin Morr: Washin, bert
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