Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 May 1943 — Page 13

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Two Sons in Service, Capt. Ardis F. Melloh, 1501 Shan-{ Pvt. Cheatham Heid

Dad Driv ; | = es Bus . : ; non ave. has graduated from the| LEFT: Pvt. William Leonard The Berlin family of Plainfield is ; 25th officers’ class at the medical |Cheatham, husband of Mrs. Elnora actively engaged in winning the = : reserve school, Carlisle Barracks, Cheatham, 434 W. Raymond st., and war, Aux. Goldie M. Berlin, whose| : ; Pa, and has already left for duty.|SOn of Mr, and Mrs. William Cheatushan dj i i : : : .» is in the medical husband, Floyd is doing his part by| One of & class of 399 physicians ham, 823 Chase st., ! driving a bus for the soldiers be-| 8 1 and others in the medical corps, |coTPS at Ft. Custer, Mich. Before his tween Indianapolis and Camp Atter-| SE a : Capt. Melloh completed a six weeks’ induction in February, 1943, he atbury, is stationed at the 3d WAAC 2 : } : i course which taught him to convert tended Washington high school and Ei rt. ip Se HE 3 his peacetime skill to war uses. be) employed by the Indiana railin the Baker's and Cook’s school. | boa : : a Capt, Seon Vea is np RIGHT: Pvt. Robert Heid is in { : = : egree at Indiana university. : : . The two Berlin sons are Don, a : : : : : eee the engineer corps at Indio, Cal. He geaman second class, in the coast § ; : has a brother and two sisters in : NN 4 ne guard, and Lester, in the quarter-| SSE P 3 Jose h C Bruno Indianapolis, William who lives at master division of the air corps at! bm Pp . 308 N. East st. and is employed at Miami Beach Fla. George C. Walker (left) and Robert L. Miller started off the Ernie Pyle Cirgaret fund cellections at A . | G the Banner- Whitehill Furniture Co.: Curtiss-Wright with a quarter and a smile from Miss Margaret Peterson. They ended up weary and An era UNNer |ms. Margaret Moon living at the

The daughter of the family, Mrs. Elmer Hornaday, is at home with| footsore, but with enough money for 303,800 cigarets—$759.50, by far the largest single contribution to N. East st. address, and Mrs, Opal her father while her husband, Pfc.| date. : JOSEPH C. BRUNO, son of Mr. |\watcon 1237 S. Pershing st. Pvt. n EY SERVICE nN Elmer Hornaday, is in the army and Mrs. Charles Bruno, 4747 E. [Heid formerly was employed by \ Washington st, is among recent |Ralph R. Reeder & Sons. J IN 10-KT. YELLOW GOLD

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| The following men have been aerial gunner, | © \ e Rings of this What started out to be an in-, The two men came in “on their yo. ferred from Ft. Harrison to he received his | §8 a : \ quality at this

‘formal collection for the Ernie Pyle own time” to contact the workers pe camps named. sergeant’s chev- § 3 3 : \ - low price,

i : t iSS- | : : ons and unless cigaret fund at the local Curtiss lon the Other two shifts. In al,] 7e Ft Meade, §. DBs. James W. rons : Choice of all military OS retained as an & militar, branches. Massive sterling

| Wright propeller plant last week,] : : ._ | Fitzgerald, son of Mrs. 3 : lended up as the largest single con- [they contributed 17 hours of their a I A lia a Contes, } Instructor will : silver mounting, Choice tribution to the fund to date this own time to the cause. Tired and i: james B. Landreth, husband of Mrs.| § L# soon join a com- aad b | week. fet but happy, Mr. Walker | Jivian 3 ONei, husband of As. and bs a. : Employees contributed $759.50,/and Mr, Miller feel that “it cer- . » - STXSCO St, : : RXR To Ft. Custer, Mich.Chares O. Mc- ® gunners is to | H. Goodpasture J. Goodpasture

ih {which means 303800 cigarets for|tainly was worth all the time.” Connell, husband of Mrs. Morrell Mc- ; Willis VctiRy [Fdvard iidien {our boys overseas. “I hope some of these cigarets sonnel 119 Waa Sto Yims St Vaughn, J. C pring man .50 caliber | Two sons of Mrs. Iva Goodpasture, y LEFT: William Denny Jr, son| myo workers on the 4 p. m.-mid-{go to Hawaii” Mr. Walker said,|Roache st, and Alphonso H. Townsend | twin Browning machine guns and | 3832 Creston dr., are in the Seabees A EAA BEA of Mr. and Mrs. Denny, 1106 S.|pioht shift at the plant, George C.| “because my old buddy, Pvt.|Rhre sg O So Gladys Townsend, 401] smash the attacks of enemy pur- | somewhere in the Pacific area. Le a Kealing ave. has returned to Great|wajker and Robert I. Miller, got| Thomas (Larry) Nolan is stationed] To Aberdeen, Md.—Edward Bruce, hus-| suit planes in protection of bomb- Harry, husband of Mrs, Vivian a INT JEWELER Lakes, 11, where he is in training. the idea for the collection reading there. But wherever they go, I'm si: Feri B Thacker, husband of Mss, ers While on missions. Goodpasture, 1926 W. Washington . III : He has been at home on furlough. The Times on their way to work at/ sure the boys will appreciate Frances Louise er, I ae of Me “4 @ st., is a petty officer 2-c. 113 W. WASHINGTON ST. : = RIGHT: Pfc. Edward J. Hudson 4 gclock one afternoon. them.” Lorine W. Stayman, 1861 N. Harding st. John, husband of Mrs. Althea 2d Door from Cor.—Lincoln Hotel {s at home on furlough visiting his| i = Mr. Miller, too, had a personall, Xo Fr Anak Ki a ese | Goodpasture, is a petty officer 1-c. wife, Mrs. Janet S. Hudson, 541 N. Pid Wn Da THiS incentive for the “little” drive for New York st. Eon ‘His wife lives in Greenfield.

; . Miley ave, and his mother, Mrs.!| They asked E. F. Theis, plant/he has two brothers, Philip and ree e Pearl Hudson, 2728 W. Vermont st. manager, for permission to contact! James, who are in the navy, the RETIRED MINISTER DIES > i } i oO S K ] N £

He received basic training at Miami] other Curtiss-Wright propelleriformer “somewhere” with the fleet! FRANKFORT, May 7 (U. P) — LEFT: Pvt. Orville Hadley, in- i ducted into the army Aug. 14, 1942,

Beach, Fla, and is now stationed makers who might be interested in|and the latter in “boot training” |The Rev. William G. Bogue, 8%, reat Mobile, Ala. He is a graduate!contributing to: this “worthy cause.”{at Great Lakes naval training sta-| tired minister, died yesterday in the is stationed at Ft. Jay, N. Y. He is Elta TEST EVENT the son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Had-

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Betty Joyce, lives with an uncle at 1735 Miller st. He was employed at the Kenneth Smock Trucking Co. before entering the service. RIGHT: Third Officer Virginia J. Cummings, Indianapolis, is now a recruiting officer at the headquarters of the second WAAC service command in New York City. She was a member of the 22d officer candidate class at the WAAC train-

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