Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 August 1943 — Page 13

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NDIANAPOLIS | N GRADUATED

Rating Are Received at]

Great Lakes Training

. . Station.

“EIGHT INDIANAPOLIS men have been graduated from the sérvice schools at the Great Lakes Haval training station. The graduates and their ratings are:

; Louis Hewitt Jr., 1105 Larch st., promoted to. gunner ’s mate, third class; John Espie, 5330 Ohmer ave. promoted fo quartermaster, third class; Victor hart, 5104 Riverview dr., m electrician’s mate school; E. ‘Quinn, 10 N. Beville ave.; Jo dy. J 1145 College ave.; William F. Feutz 03 N. Adams st.; James Allison, 1148 and Paul Hornaday, 1230 rrollion ave.—the last five men were 1 graduated from gunner’s mate school.

Gets Promotion

* Bgt. James W. Betzler, son of. Mr. dnd Mrs. Harry Betzler, 1423 E. Gimber st., has been promoted from , staff sergeant to technical sergeant the army air forces navigation " school, Hondo, Tex, He is assigned to the 839th navagation training Squadron as an airplane mechanic.

“Recently Promoted

John S. Lioyd, formerly of Carth-

, and son of Mr. and Mrs. John Lloyd, 2001 Central ave, was recently promoted from technician 4th grade to staff sergeant at the tmored replacement training cenfer, Pt. Knox, Ky. Sgt. Lloyd, former restaurant manager, is now], taking care of more than 200

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Goes to Camp Grant

Lt. Francis G, Daugherty, 35 Hendricks pl, has been assigned to a service unit at Camp Grant, IIL Ero an 0» 9 _Anthony B. Montani, son of Mrs. Raffaela Montani, 3609 N. Illinois gt., is sewing a third stripe on his

x sleeves as a result of his recent

‘promotion from corporal to sergeant, He is stationed at Key fleld, Miss, Sgt. Montani is a graduate

of Shortridge high school where he |Z

played in the band and was on the football and baseball teams. He entered the army on Aug. 11, 1942. ” » ”

Rates as Marksman

¥ Pfc. Harold R. Caplinger, Camp |&

Beale, Cal, son of Mrs. Annie Cap‘linger, 1308 N. Pershing ave. has béen qualified as marksman with the U. S. carbine rifle with a score

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7 PAUL HAWKINS is stati | with the army in Iceland,

Mrs. Estelle Waddell, 927 Villa ave., happily pins silver pilot’s wings on her son, Lt. John:M. Heard, newly commissioned at the Eagles Pass army airfield, Texas-Mexican borderland advanced fighter pilot school. Mrs. Waddell has two other sons in the armed forces, Harold and ‘William Heard, both in the navy. : :

LOCAL BOARD 1

Latest . Contingent Reports For Duty With Army And Navy Forces.

The following men were inducted into the armed services by Marion cotlinty local board 12: : ARMY

William Dennis, 914 lish ave.; Herman Scheruer, 1709 W wn ave.; Sam s New. ey st.; ns Schafer,

1528 Lee st.; Ralph Tarlo, or land st; John Sledge, 720 R ave.; Robert Krackenberger, 810 Wocdiswn ave.; William Staten, 834 Bates st.; Mg Grant, 619 Fletcher ave.; ; Otto Buchanan st.; Warren Rhodes, Morris st.; Cecil Cress, 1516 Marvin Palmer, West Newton, Essex, 233% Virginia ave.; Russell Bewrt

615 Madison ave. NAVY

William Pinkham, 516 E. Alabama st,; Howard Arnold, 16 8. Tremont st.; Paui Bain Jr, R. R. 3, Box 878; Wilbur Joot Oliver ave.; John Smith, 2811 Gui: ave.

THREE LOCAL MEN GET PROMOTIONS

Three Indianapolis men have been promoted, according to a war department announcement today. Charles R. Gillespie, 808 Virginia ave., and Charles E. Shepherd, 4444 Guilford ave., were advanced from captains to majors, and Robert A. Gerber, 3537 N. Pennsylvania st, from second to first lieutenant, Other Indiana men receiving pro‘motions are Kenneth E, Carpenter of Oakland City from captain to major and William H. Mays of Goshen and Harold F. Hess of Terre Haute from second to first lieutenants. Capt. Francis K. Bowser of Warsaw was ordered to active duty.

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° | mander at the Blytheville army

old Gore. | wuioht, with their son Phillip Allen,

*| Knox, Ky., to take a special course

Lewis a WT "group con fd, Bivtheville, Atk, has army ar) promoted

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reside at 1133 Holly st., while he is stationed in Blytheville, B a. 8 8»

“Two Indianapolis men have reporied at the.armored school at Ft.

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in the wheeled vehicle department.

They are Cpl. Lee E. McGinnis, son |? the army after, completing the of Mrs. Emory McGinnis, 1301 8,|°0Urse in infantry school at Ft.

Alabama st. and Pfc. Ernest H.|DeOning, Ga. He is the son of Mr. Knox, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward |*0d Mrs. Frank Long, 4327 College

Knox, 19 N. Bloomington st. - 1aVe k 2 » n

J 8." a Two local bluejackets are training "Three Indianapolis men have been |at the University of Illinois, Urtransferred. from Pt. Harrison to|bana, Ill, as signalmen. They are other army stations. William A. Davidson, 807 E. 64th They are Booker T. Burns, hus-|st., and Roy E. McCormick, son of band of Mrs. Heline Burns, 109 W.|Mrs.' L. I. McCormick, 1000 David22d st, to Ft. Riley, Kas.; Hubert son st.

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