Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 August 1943 — Page 8
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Sgt. Kathryn Booth of This City Joined Service In 1942.
left for the WAC officer candidate
Sgt. Booth joined the WAC on Nov. 9, 1942, and served her basic training at Ft. Des Moines. After
to set foot in town. She was promoted in July to technical ser~ geant. Sgt. Booth was one of the members of the honor guard for Col. Oveta Culp Hobby, director of the WAC, when Col. Hobby received an honorary degree at Huntsville, Tex. Sgt. Booth has two brothers in the service, one a lieutenant at Ft. Sill and another a private in a meteorology unit in the army air corps. Sgt. Booth lived” at 1706 Spann ave., before joining the WAC. She is a graduate of Technical high school and attended Indiana university, majoring in physical education and English.
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D. Zappia J. M. Zappia
THE ZAPPIAS are well represented in the armed forces and in Texas for three sons of Mr. and Mrs. Dominick Zappia, 841 Fletcher ave., are stationed in the Lone Star state. : SGT. DOMINICK ZAPPIA, 21, is an aerial gunner at Biggs field, El Paso, Tex. A graduate of Tech high school and a : ;
loring Co. he! spent a furlough § at home last- week.
Corpus Christi, i Tox. 9log had 5 wT a furlough las ; week. A graduate C.L. Zappia of Tech, he attended Purdue university. He received his boot training at Great Lakes, Ill, where he was an honor man. M. SGT. C. L. ZAPPIA, who is 30, is an instructor in radio at the Abilene: army air base, Abilene, Tex. A national guard before he entered the army prior to the Pearl harbor attack, he was graduated from Tech and employed at the Fairmount Glass Works.
Don Royer W. Mintz
PVT. DONALD K. ROYER, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Royer, 520 Eastern ave. is now stationed in Sicily. Pvt. Royer entered the service on Jan. 16, at Ft. Harrison. He received his basic training at Camp Wheeler, Ga., and from there was sent to North Africa. Pvt. Royer is a graduate of Technical high school and was employed in the tool and die department at Link-Belt Co. before entering the service, LT. WILFRED MINTZ, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mintz, 3055 N. New Jersey st., is spending a 10-day furlough with his parents. Lt. Mints is assigned to the armored fleld artillery and will report to Camp Campbell, Ky. at the end of his visit. : 2 = =»
Lt. Helen Faye Callon, 3217 Broadway, of the army nurses’ corps, has been promoted to first lieutenant. Lt. Callon is a graduate of the Indiana University School for Nurses and was an instructor at the Chicago University School for
in March. At present she is surgery supervisor at the Torney General hospital, Palm Springs, Cal # ” »
Pvt. Donald KE. Seidel, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Seidel, 5311 E. 1t0h
st, has arrived at the army .air forces technical training command, Gulfport Field, Miss. Prior to entering the service, Pvt. Seidel was a mechanic at Allison's.
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