Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 September 1944 — Page 13

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Albert Pickard George Moulder

ALBERT G. PICKARD, seaman 2-c, husband of Mrs. Catherine Pickard, 1108 W. McCarty st, is stationed at Ft. Pierce, Fla. PVT. GEORGE MOULDER, hus-

347 S. State ave., and son of Mr, and Mrs. Earl Moulder, 1448 Southeastern ave, 38 15 snfaniry esining at Camp Blanaing, Pia.

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pand of Mrs. Catherine Moulder,

Force Base in England.

Walter F. Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. Smith, Versailles, has been promoted to first lieutenant at an 8th air férce base in Engjand, where he is an ordnance ofTr.

Pfc. William D. Argabright, husband of Mrs. Clara E. Argabright, 3901 Oliver ave, was with a finance detachment that arrived in France shortly after D-day with a 9th air

Scherrer H ome Affer 3 Years | Service in Atlantic, Pacific

Home after three years duty in the Atlantic and Pacific, Herman Newton Scherrer, machinist's mate first class, is visiting his parents, Mr, and Mrs. Leon Scherrer, 2005 Barth ave. a Machinist's Mate Scherrer, who is 23, entered the navy shortly after his graduation from Southport high school in May, 1941. Assigned to an auxiliary boat, he served with the fleet in the Atlantic around Iceland and Newfoundland for almost a year. He later was transferred to duty in the Pacific where he has served 29 months. Assigned to bring up supplies to

| the front line ships, the auxiliary

honor will be he! from 4 to ‘10 p. m. Thursday at the residence.

Thirteen .Indianapolis men who are receiving their initial naval indoctrination at Great Lakes are: Edward Kendall, 1153 8. Randolph st.; William Dugan, 351 N. Addison st.; Luther Fleener, 656 8. New Jersey st.; Shirley Greeson, 838 Dennison st.; William Griswold, 3443 N. Illinois st.; Robert Hayward, 951 8. N ni +4 st.; Wallace Love, R. R. 7, Box No. 494; Warren Lynn, 411 Harlan st.: Eimer Pickerell, R. 1 Box No. 440; Ned A. Shar hdr No. dots Jay Smal 1419 Oliver ave. Robert Bmit 38. Speedway dr., and ry Bg "5826 Broadway,

Await Assignment Awaiting reassignment : at the army ground and service forces redistribution station, Miami Beach, Fla., are:

Cpl. Andrew husband of Mrs. A. G. Moran, 2418 N. New Jersey

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At least 15 new violinists will playing during the opening concerts of the Indianapolis Symphony ors chestra Oct. 28 and 29. J There are {two women in the vio-# lin sections, Charlotfe Reeves and ter of Waldemar Lind, also a viow linist. Mrs. T. Victor Keene, chairman of the ticket campaign, reported that two-thirds of the season tickets have already been sold. She said that if sales continued at the present rate they would have one of the largest séason ticket sales in many years.

- 866, enough ‘purchase two . squadrons of fighter planes. The average per| Sapita topped 33 per cent the §

boat on which Machinist's Mate | st. The, Bam Rosenzweig, 5760 Central | Scherrer served was presént at all| Rion, i237. Wallace st; Pvt. Stinson the major Pacific campaigns, com- | Js, Rustend, of Mrs 8. E Medics ing in as the navy completed the weese, tn of Mrs. G. D, Weese, 1442 last phases of the battle. He spent .|several months in Australia when the navy unit was based there.

So far the new violinists are Angelo Alabiso, James Knox, Abra~ cha Konevsky, Kurt Krumich, Mario Mancinelli, Max Olanoff, Joseph D, Orefice, Gene Rafelli, Domenick Saltarelli, Mirray Schwartz, Albert

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Delbert J. Huth Joseph Highishue

PFC. DELBERT J. HUTH (left), son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Huth, 1925 8. Delaware st., has completed his training as an aerial gunner at Ardmore, Okla. ENSIGN JOSEPH C. HIGHTSHUE (right), son of Mr. and Mrs, Joseph R. Hightshue, New Augusta, won his wings as a navy pilot at

orities and traffic section of an air transport command base in England.

Given Transfers

The {following men have been transferred from Camp Atterbury to Pt. McClellan, Ala, for basic training as infantrymen. Pvt. James M. Moreland, husband of Mrs. Betty Mae Moreland, 1240 Kappes st.;. Pvt. George P. Murley, Gilpin, Ky.; Pvt. Forest D. Pool, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Pool, 2825 Forest Manor; Pvt. Donovan E. Terrell, husband of Mrs. Alberta

Machinist’s Mate Scherrer graduated from University Heights grade school and Southport high. While in high school he joined the Naval reserve and also played guard on the Southport grid team. Although his boat had returned to the United States twice in his three years of duty, this leave marks his first visit home since he was sent to active duty.

A re-! ception and open house in his

Rose Anna Sheffer, R. R. 18, Box No. 137, and son of Mr, and Mrs. George W. Sheffer, 3311 Graceland ave, recently was graduated from the non-commissioned officers administration and supply course of the quartermaster school at Camp

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Robert Johnston Carl M. Smith

SECOND LT. RQBERT M JOHNSTON (left), son of Mr. and Mrs. Merton A. Johnston, 3730 Pennsylvania ave. completed his advanced fighter training at Selma, Ala, and won his wings. FLIGHT OFFICER CARL M. H SMITH (right), husband of Mrs. Thelma W. Smith, 302 8. Audubon rd, a former civilian pilot, completed advanced twin engine pilot training at Blytheville, Ark, and will be assigned to the army transport command.

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Younce, 623 N. Keystone av and PRL of ” . ave., i ; the son of Mr. and Mrs. N. R. 3 on : SEANRILLSY Younce, 5450 E. 10th st., Cpl. Younce | 8 VES LA was employed at Allison Engine Co. = 20.. . before entering the army. Sgt. 7 Saaimior non |

Shafer is the son of Mr, and Mrs, |’ : ii : John H. Schafer, 605 Weghorst st. omecren sr HENRY. KING gweerven sou mc scam sviLAMAR TROTTY

Lt. George 8. Arnold, son of Mrs. Josephine H. Arnold, 4331 College . Neighborhood Theater Directory SUBURBAN EAST SIDE

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John Yager, 3429 College ave, has been made captain at Lincoln army air field, Neb.

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Fla., amphibious training base. Pvt. Morris E. St. John, husband

son of Mrs. Betty James, 306 N. Elder st, who is at the Ft. Pierce,

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Cadet Midshipman Robert B.| Crane, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy B. Crane, 55 8. Linwood ave., has been graduated from the merchant marine academy at Kings Point, N, Y. He received a license as third officer in the merchant marine, a commission as ensign in the naval reserve and the rank of ensign in the mari-

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of Mrs. Pauline St. John, 2820 S. Fleming st, and Pvt. Richard W. Skiles, husband of Mrs, Onita Skiles, 1126 8, Sheffield ave, are

time service. Board 2 Inducts Marion county draft board No. 2

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Aviation Cadet Stanley D. Nooe, 2255 N. Dearborn st., has completed pre-flight and is now training at Bainbridge field, Ga. =

Sgt. Robert H. Madison, 870 N. Gladstone ave, has been awarded the good conduct medal at Boca Raton army air field, Fla.

s James Coyle, 2050 College ave. and Roy Wood, 2141 N. Gale st. Chief Petty Officer William P. Matthews Jr, has been visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs, W. P. Matthews Sr. 1241 Lawton st. Matthews has been in the navy eight years and was at Pearl Harbor when the Japanese attacked.

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