Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 July 1944 — Page 4
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3728 N. io a S was recently ‘+ promoted to that rank at an 8th air force bomber station in England. He is navigator on a Flying Fortress. He has two brothers in service, Pfc. Albert L. Timbrook of the marines, stationed in California, and Aviation Cadet Robert L. Timbrook, now in training in the U, S. as an advanced pilot.
First Lt. Allan L. Solomon, Mr. and Mrs, J. B. Sololmon, 4058 Central ave, a tactical armament officer, has been through four major invasions during two years. After ‘spending a Ielive here with his parents he reported to the army air forces redistribution center at Miami Beach, Fla., for reassignment.
W.CLODFELTER RATED HIGHER
Becomes First - Lieutenant During Service
‘In England.
Lloyd W. Clodfelter, husband of Mrs. Marian L. Clodfelter, has been promoted from: second to first lieutenant in England.
Cpl. William M. "M. Hughes, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ford, 332 W. 25th st, has completed the armored | division communications course at) Ft. Knox, Ky.
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Pfc. Robert E. Everett has been fighting with the marines in the, assault against the Japs at Saipan, | his mother, Mrs. Alice Everett, 314 N. Audubon rd. has learned. The 20-year-old Howe high school] graduate is a veteran of Tarawa with the marine 2d division and bas heen overseas since September.
Kenneth W. Bonsett, seaman 2-c, 2306 E. Washington st., granted leave upon completion of boot training at Sampson, N. Y.
has been
Haine Here on Visit
Pvt. Clyde Haine Jr. is spending a furlough at his home, 2533 E. 18th st. He" will return to Camp] Shelby, Miss, Sunday.
» Pvt. Willlam W. Sanders, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl J. Sanders, 5254 and Pvt. William L. Branson, son of Mr. and Mrs. William N. Branson, 3353 8. Pennsylvania st, have been transferred to Sheppard field, Tex. for army air force basic training.
son of
Chester Meyer. Ralph Meyer
8: SGT. CHESTER MEYER, husband of Mrs, Betty Jane Meyer, and son of Mr, and Mrs, Chester Meyer, 2403 Guilford ave. is serving with the engineers in England. He has been overseas 10 months, Sgt. Meyer's brother, RALPH
MEYER, apprentice seaman, is in | boot training at Great Lakes, IIL
R. W. Schlenker W. H. Gelarden
ROBERT W. SCHLENKER has been promoted from corporal to sergeant at a 9th air force service command unit in the European theater. He is the “Son of Mr, and Mrs. Carl P. Schlenker, 522 Bell st.
SGT. WOODROW H. GELAR|DEN, 1210 N. Colorado ave. is attached to the Chinese 38th division which is fighting in Northern Burma. ’
“Russell Gude; son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Gude, 807 E. 11th st, was graduated recently from the patrol service unit ‘at Hutchinson naval air station, Hutchinson, Kas.
Alexander Helps Save Span Pfc. Harold R. Alexander, 637 S. Meridian st., is one of the marines credited with saving a west coast wooden railway bridge that caught fire while they were nearby on a training problem. He is stationed at Camp Pendleton, Oceanside, -Cal.
Pvt. Marjorie Ann Dever, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Dever, 2206 Station st. was graduated from the marine corps women’s basic training course at Camp Lejeune, N. C., and will remain there for instruction as a clerktypist in the paymaster course.
Joseph F. Rautenberg Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Rautenberg, 1745 Union st., has been promoted to first lieutenant at the San Antonio army service forces depot.
Serving in C-B-l Air Command.
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Capt. Edmund B. Haggard, with] __
the China-Burma-India air service command, has been promoted to the rank of major. He was a physician here before his entry into service two years ago. His wife lives at 3481 Birchwood ave, and his mother, Mrs. E. M., Haggard, at 2916 Washington blvd. He received his training during college days at Indiana university, and has been overseas 18 months,
8. Sgt. Charles M. Hutton is spending a furlough with his wife and parents at Greenfield, and later will await assignment with his marine air corps squadron.
been overseas for a year with the marine air corps in the Central Pacific.
Three End Training Three Indianapolis men who have recently been graduated from the naval air technical training center at Norman, Okla. are Homer Buchanan, son -of Mr. and Mrs. Walter M. Buchanan, 1401 Terrace ave.; Thomas H. Hodges, husband of Mrs. Viola Hodges, 2004 W. Morris st. and Russell E. Hampton, husband of Mrs. Mary Hampton, 550 Abbott st. All hold ratings of seaman 1-c.
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‘MARINE DAY LUNCH | SOMMA TEE NAMED,
Members of the Indianapolis Junior Chamber. of Commerce com= mittee in charge of the marine day luncheon, which the organization will sponsor Nov. 10, were announced today by Jack Reich, chairman. * The luncheon will commemorate the 169th anniversary of the founding of the marine corps and will be the third observance in Indianapolis sponsored by the Jaycees.
I. Mendenhall, Frank Bodwell, Roger Beane and Roger Budrow.
SECOND GARY MAN SHOT GARY, July 20 (U, P.)—Police today investigated the shooting of Samuel Wesby, 42, who was wound= ed critically yesterday when three men fired at him five times. It was ‘the second ‘Gary shooting ‘within 24 hours. A pool hall operator,
Tony Penzato, was wounded Thursday night.
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. » The U. 8, employment service reports that more than 400 service men on furlough or temporary passes worked in Indianapolis war plants in June to relieve the critical lapor shortage. . . 800. discharged service men reaching Indianapolis every month, selective service officials are gearing their draft machinery in reverse b to help the returning veterang find satisfac tory civilian jobs, . . . a groups are piping in the task,
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Continued from Preceding Page
Budget Study Started— CITY OFFICIALS have started their anaual budget study. department heads would require a sizable increase in the tax levy, . . 15, of 319 S. Rural st., was wounded critically when she was shot in the chest accidentally by her brother, Robert, 13. . . occurred when the boy was hunting a snake.
. « . The safety board has threatened to revoke licenses of taxicab drivers who refuse
certain passengers direction or personal prejudice. . « « A reception was held at the Downey Avenue Christian church in honor of the pastor, Dr. E. Rober{ Andry, who is retiring July 31 to head the Butler undergraduate department of religion. . is Capt. Jack W.
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(Buzzer) Watson, one of the “four Fortress pilots who swooped low over the Yankee stadium during the 1943 — world series, stirring up a hornet's hest of . He has had 36 combat missions Also home on leave—hisfirst in 20 months—is Lt. Lyman S. Ayres, . He has been serving as executive officer of a PC boat operating out of New Guinea, New Britain and Australia. . Lt. Col. William H. (Billy) Arnold, who won the 1930 speedway race, has been awarded the outstanding work in organization production at an aircraft repair and modification depot in England.
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Yr % Jail Break Foiled— SEVERAL PRISONERS in federal row at the county jail attempted to saw their way out, but their fun was spoiled. . . . Police Sgt. Prancis P. Grifa bailiff in Judge McNelis’ missed from the force by the safety board when a traffic defendant testified he had given the sergeant $35 to “take care” of his
court,
. The
said the money was left in his care for a lawyer who failed to come for it. . . may appeal to circuit court. . . bers of a religious sect were sentenced to five years in prison in federal court on draft evasion charges.
w Richard Fairbanks Dies—
BOOTH TARKINGTON observed his 75th birthday today at his summer home in Kennebunkport, Pairbanks, publisher of The Indianapolis
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News, died Wednesday after an eight-month illness, .
Entire contents copyiighied, 1944; L. Stréuss & Co, Ine:
Requests by
because of
. With some
In the Mail Bag—
LT. ELGIN D. LEE, navigator on a B-24
in England, sends
Faccone, instance, he thinks
Seciert And he says:
up; many of their
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on leave know
and for
news letter. . .
“What's Cookin'”
Men Builders, writes that he missed the July 15 issue and hopes that doesn’t happen again. . He's at Thomasville, Ga. . received a nice card from C. M. Hatton, Ph.
M. 1-c, at Norfolk, to Pvt. Charles H. Wife, Mother,
was dis- Grandma. .
Wife. . .
sergeant Anita. . . Hawaii, July ‘30, . He Huesings. . Two mem-
Carol. . . And
3, ¥amily. . . overseas, Aug. ‘2,
And to Cpl. John E, Sheehan, England, Aug. 5, Sis, Clem Hubbell, Mother, Father, ‘Family. . And to Bill Knox, Mo. M. M. 1-¢, South
chard M. - America, Aug. 26, Juanita, Billy. . . . And to Pfc. Harold C. Williams, Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, from Aunt Gladys. . . . So.long,
s0 at once.
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address. . -. .. ballot. . .
is to-it.
L. STRAUSS & i, ne. THE MAN'S STORE
July 1 issue of “What's Cookin'.” ." .
around town is a good one. , . . like to have seen the recent air show. . . “Tell the Indians not to give
daily scores in Stars and Stripes.” . . concludes with best of luck to the Sea Scouts and their sailing on the White River. . . . Pvt. Lawrence L. Williams, who has a Seattle
wishes he could be home to go fishing as he did before entering the army. . .
Cookin’” in West Indianapolis. . We hear that Sgt. John D. Marsh, wounded in action with the marines in the Pacific —probably in. the invasion of Saipan—is well on the road to recovery. . . T. O'Leary (537 N. Tacoma) sends. praise for “What's Cookin’” from England, where he just arrived. . . dropped in to tell us he, too, enjoys this . While home, he became engaged to Mary Aline Weaver. . . George S. Bogardus, who gets his copy of
Sis, . And to Pvt. Walton G. Wilson, Aug. 4, Biloxi, Miss., Judy. . to Sgt. John H. Kennington, Italy, Aug. 15, . And to Clayton Arthur Graham, F. 1-c, Richmond, Va., July 27, Marie, Oscar and Family; Mildred, Clayton Jr., Larry Joe, .. And to Lt. Howard H. Huesing,
. And to Lloyd Coverstone, South Paciff, Aug. 23, Mother, Dad, Sis,
Diego, July 28, Wife, Daughter, Folks. . . . And to Pfc. Harry S. Amick, Hawaii, . And to Sgt. Harry Bainaka,
fellows; see you next week, P. S.—If you you ‘haven't applied already for your absent voter ballot, be sure to do
State, Indianapolis; tell him your name and present address and your home town voting And ask for an official war . Get an officer, sergeant-or higher, to certify your request. . . +» « You must be 21 to vote.
some comments on the . For the idea of nine airstrips . And he'd
followers still watch the . He
number, writes that he
. He'd like to
“more about “What's
. And T. 5 Norbert . Pfc. Vernon F. Bruder
. Capt.
through the Christian
. Also Va. . . . Happy birthday Taylor, France, Aug. 31, Buddy, Aunt, Uncle,
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Betty, the Grauels, the
to Pvt. Paul J. Gill, San Aug.
Relatives, Friends.
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veteran of 14 months overseas com-
brother, Sgt. James E. Hutton, has |3s
Clifford Fuller
SGT. CLIFFORD D. FULLER, husband of Mrs. Louise Fuller, 2408 E. 10th st. is stationed with an infantry replacement company In England. He was formerly assigned to the-, military police at Ft.
Robert Adams’
Harrison.
ROBERT E. ADAMS, son of Mr. and Mrs. C, E. Adams, 528 E. 56th st.,, is a veteran of three American invasions including Sicily, Salerno, for which he won a citation, and more recently, France. The 25-
year-old coast guardsman, a member of an assault transport crew, pilots landing barges during sea-to-shore assaults,
Committee members are Charles 3 Ayres, Evan Walker, Ernest Ohr-|{ : strom, Lyman Hunter, Sgt. Charles Si =o
Robert Sturm Frederick Trenck
CPL. ROBERT STURM, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Sturm, 3831 Winthrop ave., and CAPT. FREDERICK TRENCK, son of Mrs, Dorothy Shaffer, 3901 Winthrop ave., met by chance in England recently. They were schoolmates, graduating from Technical high school, and lifelong friends here. Cpl. Sturm is in radar work with the signal corps and Capt. Trenck piloted a skytrain into Normandy on D-Day. Both men, who are 22, have been in the service more than two years.
PVT. HARRIET KITTS ON DUTY IN VIRGINIA
Pvt. Harriet Husted Kitts, daughter of Mrs. Edna Louise Husted, 1739 N. Rural st., has been assigned to duty at the marine barracks, Quantico, Va. She is one of nine members of her immediate family in the service, four of them overseas.
Pvt. James T. Flora, 2514 S. New Jersey st., has been graduated from training school at the marine corps base, San Diego, Cal., dnd is awaiting assignment to sea ‘duty aboard a warship.
Pvt. Pearson Graduated
Pvt. Olive V. Pearson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles. L. Pearson, 5501 E. 38th st., was graduated from the basic training course at Camp Lejeune, N. C., and will go to the marine aviation machinist’'s mate school, Norman, Okla. for further training.
T. 3d Gr. Clary W. Hampton, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Hampton, 1416 W. 27th st., has been promoted recently from the grade of sergeant. A veteran of three major came paigns, he is serving with the 5th army in Italy, and holds the combat infantry badge.
Norris Is Promoted On the front lines of the 5th army in Italy with the 36th combat engineers, Pvt. Norman H. Norris, son of Mrs. Carmie O. Rickenbach, 2532 W. Morris st, has been promoted to corporal.
Sgt. Orvay PF. Hardin, stationed with the infantry at Ft. Jackson, S.C, is spending a furlough at the home *of his mother, Mrs. Marie Hardin, near New Augusta.
FRIENDS MEETING SET Edward R. Miller of Philadelphia, Pa. social industrial secretary of the American Friends society, will speak on “By Their Fruits Ye Shall Know Them” at 10:30 a. m. tomorrow at the First Friends church, 1241 N. Alabama st.
“The Man of the Hour” will be the topic of the sermon to be given by Dr, George M. Smith, former pastor of the Roberts Park - Me church, at that church at 10:45
ja. m, tomorrow.
GRADUATE TO SPEAK Butler university's school of religion,
John 10:1-11,
Charles Rice Charles Patterson * CHARLES E. RICE, 19-year-old|’
FILLING FORMER PULPIT|
tHodist
Prank Smith, graduate studént at will preach on the subject, “The
Other Door,” at 10 a. m. tomorrow at Sweeney chapel.’ His text will be
REY. FILLMORE RETURNS iia at 6 p. m. tomorrow at the| «| eterans’ : |
To Air Foros Basi Training Center. .
8S. New Jersey st. has been transferred to the army air force basic training center at Sheppard field,
specialized training schools at Great Lakes naval training i Their names and the schools in which they trained follow: George Foster, husband of Mrs, Edith Foster, 42 N, Hamilton ave. basic engineering school; Alfred Rosetta, 330 N. Highland ave., torpedoman school; Robert Clayton, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Clayton, 1019 N. Keystone ave, torpedoman school; Robert Sullivan, son of Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Sullivan, 2415 N. Alabama st, electrician’s mate school; Robert Hogan, son of Mr.
.|and Mrs. C. J. Hogan, 548 N. Beville
ave. signalman school; Raymon McCord, husband of Mrs, Raymon McCord, 3602 N. Capitol ave., basic enigneering school; Sterling Henderson, husband of Mrs, Loree Henderson, 4921 Young ave,, basic engineering school; Paul Wade, husband of Mrs, Helen Wade, 1434 Ww. 34th
pha Sind
and ‘Mrs. R. L. Phelps, 43 8. Kitley
marine advanced flight center. He enlisted in 1942 and is a graduate of Howe high school.
soon at the Corpus Christi, Tex. training
Rev. Boyer Quits Pastorate Here
The Rev. Harold W. Boyer, pastor of the South Side Church of God, Pine and Elm sts. has resigned to accept the pastorate of the First
[Church of God in St. Louis, Mo.
He will assume his new - duties Aug, 13. Active in Indianapolis religious life, the Rev. Mr. Boyer had been the pastor at the South Side Church of God for six years. During his service there, the church debé has been paid and the mortgage burned, a Sunday school annex added, a new electric organ installed and a new parsonage purchased. Other improvements to the building and equipment also have been made. Leader of the WIBC radio broadcast, “Words of Life,” he will be heard at the regular broadcast hour, 10:15 to 10:45 p. m., tomorrow and next Sunday before leaving for St. Louis. He will preach his farewell sermon the evening of Aug. 6. The Rev. Albert Crim of Marion will succeed the resigning pastor and will preach his first sermon Aug. 13. The Rev. Mr. Boyer and his tan ily, who live at 913 Iowa st., will leave for St. Louis Aug. 7.
MISSIONS EXECUTIVE TO TELL OF JAPAN
Dr. J. Gordon Holderoft, general secretary of the Independent Board of Presbyterian Foreign Missions, will be the guest speaker at a meeting sponsored by the First Bible Presbyterian church at 7:45 p. m. Tuesday in the Jordan conservatory. Dr. Holdcroft was a missionary in Japan for many years and took his present office on returning to the United States. His talk will describe -his experiences in Japan and outline the work of the mission board.
NATIONAL EXECUTIVE TO SPEAK AT SCHOOL]
Members of the Worldwide Grace Testimony will hear Pastor Cornelius R. Stam, field representative for that group, at 10:45. a. m. tomorrow at the Jordan Conservatory of Music, 106 E. North st. Pastor Stam’s morning subject will be “Crucified With Christ” and at 7:45 p. m. he will speak on “The Book of Acts,” aided by the use of a color chart. The Patterson, N. J., speaker comes from a family which has sent missionaries throughout the world.
'LOVE' CHOSEN AS TOPIC OF ‘SERMONS
“Love” will be the* topic of the sermons -at all Churches of Christ, Scientist, in Indianapolis tomorrow. The golden text will be: “Let him that glorieth glory in this, that he understandeth and knoweth me, that I.am the Lord that exercise loving kindness, judgment, and righteousness, in the earth: for in these things I delight, sayeth the Lord” (Jeremiah 9:24).
SIDENER TO DISCUSS 'SURPLUS MATERIALS’
Merle Sidener will discuss “Sur= plus - Materials” at 9:30 a, m. tomorrow before the Christian Men Builders class at the Third Chris-| tian church. Barbara Minkler, soprano, will sing accompanied by Darlene Minkler. The annual class picnic will be on Sunday, Aug. 13, at Washington park.
VETERANS' HOSPITAL
will sing at the Protestant ves-
Local Private Transferred| {his valedictory sermon on “Our
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. Ist Cumberland Presb NE ee
“Davi Vilitzn Phisips, son of ar rd., expects to receive his wings '
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Valedictory Text Picked
Dr. Andry Leaving Pulpit After Sermon Sunday. Dr. E. Robert Andry will preach
Childish Age,” at the Downey Avenue Christien church at 10:35 a. m.
The pastor will leave the church Monday after six years’ service and on Sept. 1 will take up dutles as|f head of the undergraduate department of theology at Butler university. No successor has been chosen and guest ministers will fill the pulpit during August. A musical program for the service will include “The Twenty-third Psalm,” by Miss Mary Higdon, guest
Hay Ride Is Set For Wodnosday
The summer club house commit-
sponsor & hay ride from the Bonham stables on Wednesday, Miss Gail Burt, committee chairman, has announced. Mrs. Robert Bennis will have charge of the group which will meet at 7 p. m. at the “Y.” The summer program is open to all young employed women in the city, .
DR. FISHER SLATED FOR SERMON SUNDAY
Dr. S. Grundy Fisher will preach’ the sermon at 10:30 a. m. tomorrow in the University Park Christian church and the sermon in the junior church will be by Eugene
tee of the Central ¥. W. C. A. will]
in| goloist, and the full choir, under the direction of Beldon C. Leonard.
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