Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 September 1943 — Page 14

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Ray E. Stoltz “fhe war department recently an-| Se sion Eo | novneed. the promotion of Capt. John P. Hahn, husband of Mrs.!xirtiand Aluquerqus, X. M. 3 MAC, to the A $40 Abbott st, has He is the son hy Bits, M4 §ade}Jobn P. Hahn, he on Mcintyre of st Here on Furlough. Petersburg, Fla. and the husband Pvt. John R. Chestnut, husband of of Mrs. Elizabeth McIntyre, Merid-| Mrs. Mable Chestnut, 1314 8. East st., is spending a 15-day furloughif » with his wife and parents, Mr. andi} Two Hoosiers have been enrolled| Mrs. John L. Chestnut, 313 N. Fulad Sgt. George Schaick, husband olin a course in aerial navigation at|ton st. Pvt. Chesthut He .is. the son of .BE.. Hamilton! ars. Wanda Schaick, 1728. Berwick the. .army...air-.forces. navigation to. Camp. Shelby, Miss. Stolts, 1116 N. Capitol ave, and 8|,ve nay returned to Camp McCain, school at San Marcos, Tex. They stationed as a first gunner in 8 brother of Stanley O. Stoltz, 6068 ype, a eg Prederick H. Duhm, 23, son of | mortar squadron in the infantry,

Dewey ave. transportation division, after spend-| Mrs. Clara. Duh, RR 3, and a. . furlough with his wife.| Emmet E. , 21, son A . ipo Ee Mrs, Harry Hall, Noblesville; 1nd. | Stationed jn West Cpl. Wilmer L. Henegen, son of | san Sgt. Ted Roberts, son of Mr. and 3 Pvt. George Schafer, husband of Mrs, John W. Roberts, 1206 St. army air field, Ga. The cadets are (st has been awarded the srmy|Mrs. Dorothy Schafer, 2010 W.|Paul st. is stationed at Walla Walla, James B. Kirkhoff, son of Mr. and |good conduct medal at Pt. Sill,| Morris st, has been transferred Wash., with the army air corps as a : Mrs. Kirkhoff, 815 Campbell st.;|Okia, where he is stationed with|from Ft. Harrison to Camp Sibert, | tail gunner on a flying fortress. He yA : James H Harding, son of Mr. and the field artillery battalion. Ala, for basic training. | received his wings at Tyndall field, : son of Mrs. H. K. Harding, 42 N. Persh- a ae ae

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