Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 August 1943 — Page 10

In the Services—

SEVEN HOOSIERS | GET THEIR WINGS

Robert Allen Is Among

Local Men Graduating

At Pensacola. | R. Stephenson D. Stephenson

Seven Indiana men were among puscpry A STEPHENSON, the members of recent graduating), jong of Mrs. R. A. Stephenson, classes at the naval air station, Pen-|p © 18 pox 215 is a chief comsacola, Fla. Five of the men werej .. sary steward. ‘He has been in commissioned ensigns and two were ,, iia 23 years, and is now

commissioned second lieutenants in | stationed at naval section t at

the marine corps. | Port Arthur, Tex.

The men commissioned in the navy are Robert W. Allen, 410 E.| DAVID R. STEPHENSON, son

16th.: Herbert E. Allender, 5723/0f Russell A. Stephenson, now in

Beechwood ave: George W. Stal- the navy, and Mrs. R. A. Stephen-

lings, Andrews; Richard W. Hux-|Son R. R. 18, box 215, is a fireman,

ford, Rosedale, and Richard G.|1-¢ in the navy. He has been in Balfe. Richmond. {the service for 6 months, He re-

Samuel J. Mantel Jr. 5650 wn | ceived his basic training at Great

Pennsylvania st, and R. C. Mortis, | Lakes ahd havy pier, but is now

: istationed at Treasure Island and Anderson, were commissioned Sec- | can Francisco, Cal.

ond lieutenants in the marine corps. = = ”

Louis R. Ostheimer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ostheimer, 613 FRANK HAGAN Parker ave, is a member of the class enrolled in advanced aerial] navigation at the army air forces IS PROMOTED navigation school at San Marcos, Tex. ! ” ” = Pfc. Albert H. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph P. Hollenbech, 2615 Koehne st., has begun his re- In Infantry at Camp cruit drill at the basic training cen- |

ter at Keesler field, Biloxi, Miss. | Wolters, Tex.

HELPS

| Mr. and Mrs. James F. Bailey, 2233

Hollenbech, son of Ranked as 1st Lieutenant

Indiana Me Wing Leaders

CHARLES BAILEY 1ST LIEUTENANT

Indiana men who have recently been appointed wing leaders at the naval air technical training center,

i Emplo Former T Es P yee Memphis, Tenn. are Gerald E. Mehrlich, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry

Enlisted in 1940; Now P. Mehrlich, Worthington, Ind.; in N. Africa. ? Eric M. Dodge, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Harvey W. Dodge, 2220 Central ave. and John C. Peters, son of Mr. and

R. J. ALERDING

IN. Meridian st., have received word that their son, 2d Lt. Charles V. Bailey, now in North Africa, has been promoted to first lieutenant. Lt. Bailey, a former employee of The Indianapolis Times, enlisted in July, 1940, and received his basic training at Camp Wolters, Tex. His brother, Pfc. James F. Bailey Jr. is with the medical detachment at Camp Rucker, Ala. Another brother, Harry P. Bailey, is with the OWI in Washington, D. C, writing radio scripts for the government, for the Red Cross and for the merchant marine.

Employee Now at Camp Lee.

Robert J. Alerding, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph B. Alerding, 544 Tacoma

rank of second lieutenant to first lieutenant. Lt. Alerding, a graduate of Technical high school and a former student of Indiana university extension, is stationed at Camp Lee, 3 Va. He is a former employee of! Insley Mfg. Corp.

“ *% bi Pvt. William I. DeHuszar, 2021; Guilford ave, has arrived at the j

Jack Ansley James Ansley {for work in the army's specialized! training program. S. SGT. JACK ANSLEY has returned to Pueblo, Colo. after spending six days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ansley, 312 N.

Frank E. Hagan, son of Turner 1S. Hagan, 1129: W. New York st,

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bomber school, Keesler field, Biloxi, Miss. = = » Shirley A. Einhinder, son of Mr and Mrs. A. H. Einhinder, 405 Grauland ave, has been commis-/ | sioned an ensign in the navy and) ‘has been assigned to active duty. | | Ensign Einhinder, a former student ‘at Butler university, was an em-| ployee of L. S. Ayres & Co. prior 'to his enlistment. i

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Pvt. Raymond S. Root, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Root, R. R. 8 Box] has been promoted to tor

| ha EL PVT. WILLIAM H. B. KELLY i husband of Mrs. Juanita Kelly, 550).

‘armor school, he was assigned to a |

of Technical high school. PFC. JAMES ANSLEY, hls]

student at Technical high school, ! ‘joined the marines Dec. 8, 1941. Pfc. Ansley, who was in Puerto {Rico for several months, is now

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PVT. CHARLES ALBERS, son of Mrs. Elsie Albers, 1849 Zwingley, is now home on furlough from Camp: Bliss, Tex. student of Technical high school and employed by Atkins Saw Works, has been in the army for eight months. He received his boot training at Camp Wallace, Tex.

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N. Sheffield ave, recently completed his basic. training preparatory for combat duty with an amored unit. He is stationed at Ft. Knox, Ky.

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ROBERT W. ALLEN, son of ws. JF Lois Allen, 410 E. 16th st, recently: : s

Mrs. Charles W. Peters, 321 W. 31st st.

been appointed section leader. is Courtley M. Niman, son of Walter D. Niman, 821 E. Maple rd.

RISES IN RANK|

Former Insley Mfg. Corp. :%8

st., was recently promoted from the

Ohio State university, Columbus, O.,| &

Pvt. Albers, a former|. _

Mrs. Avis Hicks, 23 E. 23d st. is postal clerk in charge of the stamp) st. Stanley Kain, 968 N. Garfield dr. and money order departinent at sR yn»

army post office on an army air! The following men have been ac-| base somewhere

THREE SERVICES at Navy Field ADD INDUCTEES

Many More Local Men Join Up With Army, Navy and Marine Corps.

* Fir eman Serves The following registrants were oe on ae | inducted into the army, navy and a : | marine corps recently:

ARMY Robert Albert, 5454 Lwoell ave.; John Andrews Jr., 4609 E. Washington st.; John : | Arbuckle, 825 N. Graham st.; James Armriester, 1300 Fairview; John Basso, 3533 . Michigan st.; Kenneth Black, 438 N. Emerson ave.; Boersig Jr., 527 N. Oakland; Marvin Braley, 120 N, Milton Burden, 419 N. Bosart ave.; Burdsall, 1840 Hoyt ave.; Deryl Du 17 8. Denny st.; Robert Freeman, 317 N Wallace st.; Edward Heyob, 321 W. Morris st. Jack Long, 415 N. Denny st.; William Mitchell, 611 N. Dearborn; Charles Mullin, 703 S. Bosart st.; Francis O'Hern Jr., 242 8. Butler; James Olson, N. Sherman | dr.; Forrest Pinkston, 128 E. Vermont st.;! Perry Roehl, 969 N. Campbell ave.; Louis! Rutan, 537 N. Gray st.; Philip Sanders,! 5302 Burgess ave.; Charles Steigerwald, 53 N. 15th st.; George Stevens, 825 N. Delaware st.; Robert mey, 1324 N. New Jersey st.; Leonard Vinson, 445 N. Riley st.; Harold Virden, 5878 Julian; Albert Weiscopf, 914 N. Butler ave, and Charles Young, 5625 Greenfield ave.

NAVY

Monroe Bey, 2434 Cornell ave.; John Daugherty, 56 S. Linwood; Thomas Dille, 1719 N. Delaware st.; Gordon Hastings, 114 N. Harbison ave.; Milton Jackson, 130 8. Bancroft; Raymond Jones, Rock Island, Ill; Carl McConn, 4806 E. Washington st., and Earl Robinson Jr, 606 N. erson ave.

One Indianapolis man has also He

MARINE CORPS

Bernard Nall, 732 8S. Irvington ave., and| James Smith, 2163 Dexter.

” LJ » The following men have been inducted into the armed services by Marion county local board 1:

Milton Nooe, 2261 N. Dearborn st.; old Frost, 3137 N. Sherman dr.;

Cpl. Melvin R. Wilkerson, son of M. E. Wilkerson, veteran police officer, 1836 Koehne st., was a city Wels, 1623 N. Tacoma ave; John Hayden » Ta . Rural st.; John Swinney fireman at headquarter’s company N Tecoma , BYE. 1 Walter Beaver, 1417 ney st.; Clyde Clark, . 30th st.: before he enlisted in the armed Chester Sears, fan N. Lasalle aL ¢ Aaron eulen . Grace st.; Harr, indner, Josece on hie 26th birthday. He is 149 N. Linwood aves Dopaid WAL e oseve ave.: orace Price, . in the medical detachment of the | Yt. oaven. [1006'N: Bach engineer corps. He is stationed in |ave.; Glen Grove, 1316 N. Oakland ave.; : Russell Plunkett, 2050 Adams st.; James New Bethel, Alaska, and says the | Richey, 3568 Grant ave.; Alonzo Watkins, . R. R. 6, Box 454; Maurice Davis, 1460 country is a huntsman’s and | Gladstone ave; Edgar Ford, 2160 N. ! Bosart st.; Don Weaver, 2920 E. 19th st.; fisherman's paradise, Eugene Perkins, 1008 N. Tuxeda st.; Dale Lake, 535 N. Gray st.; Paul Strouse, 5166 ® W. Washington st.; Carroll Lochey Castleman, 1033 N. Jefferson st.; Ralph Newman, 3536 N. Meridian st.; Robert Lynn, 2843 N. Denny st.; Leeire Collins, 1936 N. Olney st.; Hubert Brown, 2425 N. Stuart st.; James Millay, 2014 N. Olney st.; Mar- : | vin Jones Jr, 2135 N. Station st.; Raymond Wheeler Jr., 1931 Kildare st.; Prank Fox, 1012 N. DeQuincy st.: Nelson Deschler, 1302 N. Gaie st.; Robert Reed, 2171 Parker ave.; Cecil Fitzer, Clarksville, Miss.: Keith Mullen, 2915 Brookside pkwy., 8S. dr.; William Oakleaf Jr., 2372 N. Olney st. $8 8 The following men have been inducted into the armed service by : Marion county local board 10: Herbert VanDerMoere, 1538 Asbur st.;! R. Hicks M., Walter | William Hill, 536 8. Keystone ave.; Charles Stammer, 943 Yoke ave.; Walter Fischer, SGT. ROBERT C. HICKS, son of| 1041 Southern ave.: Elster Purcell, | Pleasant Run blvd.; Robert Kelly, 2013] | Hoyt ave.; Douglas Karst, 1856 gn

in the rddawaiian!

q'has been commissioned a second

{won his navy “wings of gold” and,

lieutenant in the marine corps re‘serve at the naval air training cen-

area. A graduate of Technical high school and a former Butler university student, Sgt. Hicks formerly was employed at the Col-

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cepted into the armed forces from

Marion county local board 13: |

| Robert Bean, Beech Grove: William Boy- | kin, 2503 E. Troy ave.: Kenneth Browdues, |

{503 E. Hanna ave.; Jesse Duff, Louisville, |

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Bagle Pass field, Eagle Pass, Tex. Cadet Homer W. Lockridge, son i on a 15-day furlough. He is in the, He is now ready for overseas duty. | Mrs. Pearl Lockridge, 2530 State medical corps of the army air _ lave. is taking special training at|forces, stationed at Miami Beach, JOHN M. HEARD, 927 Villa ave, (Fla. Entering the service on Jan. | also received his silver wings re-|the University of Idaho with the|; 043 ye received his basic train-| cently at the flying school at Eagle army. At present he is on furlough |, ng at Kerns, Utah, and El Paso. | with his sister, Mrs. Sidney End-|. "=~ ps. Kraning, a former stu-| wiler, St. Louis, Mo. His mother will} , ent of George Washington high | . t b imeet him there. Cadet Lockridge, | chool. and a former employee of | Pvt. John W. Gripe, son of DI./q former employee of R. C. A. en-| yy" 5 Tire & Rubber Co. had |

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training maneuvers will be formally opened here on Labor day. The airport, the only one in Huntington, consists of 180 acres with three runways, two of them approximately three-fourths mile in length. For the formal opening arrangements are being made to have the commandant of Bunker Hill naval base and a fleet of planes present. Speeches will be given by Maj. W. W. Winslow of Indianapolis and Congressman Forrest Harness.

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