Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 October 1944 — Page 9

-Pyt. Finchum, 25, had “een over- |’

seas *28 months and had been in‘ service since Oct. 18, 1940.

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school and worked on a farm near Danville before entering service. "He is survived by the parents; two sisters, Betty Jean and Marjorie, and five brothers, three of whom are in service. The servicemen are Cpl. Vernie Finchum and Pvt. Riley Finchum, both in New Guinea and Pvt, Eugene Finchum, who was discharged after serving in Italy, Jack and Dan live at home, Pa S, Sgt. Wikam D. Dennis, son of

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Mr, and Mrs, William T. Dennis, 969 English ave. has been missing over Germany since Sept. 13, Guriner on a B-24, he has been in the army since September, 1943, and overseas since June. He is 19. In civilian life he was a truck driver and attended school in Milford, Ill. ‘His family was notified Sept. 29 that he was missing. Sgt. Dennis has one brother in the army, Sgt. Estel Dennis, in the

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Pre. Harry D. Sullivan, husband of Mrs. Marian Sullivan, 2174 N. Talbot st., and son of Mrs. Blanche Sullivan, 12 8. Harris st., is missing in action in Italy. His wife received a telegram yesterday, informing her that her husband had been missing in action

army since Sept. 18. Pfe, Sullivan, 21, service since May, been overseas since May, 1944. He has a brother, John A. Sullivan, ship's cook 3-¢, in California. He attended St. school and was graduated from Washington high school. Before entering service he worked for the Hoffman Specialty Co.

Pv. Robert W. Zwyers, para{trooper with an infantry division lin France, has been missing since D-day. § The 20-year-old paratrooper has been overseas since January and was reported missing in August. He is the stepson of Harry Campbell, 1222 Standard ave. Before he entered the service In

town where he played on the foot‘ball team and in the band. { He has a brother in the navy,

{Seaman 1-¢ Thomas E. Zwyers, and

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‘a sister in Indianapolis, Mrs. Virginia Sullivan. } ss = = Pfc. Harold J. Thompson, son of Mrs. Lillian Greer, 2132 W. Minnesota st. and Guy Thompson of near | Chicago, has been missing in action; i since July 3 in France. i A member of the U. 8 army re-

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. Pf. Harry Sullivan . , , missing in aly.

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Ridgeway, Portsmouth, W. Va, he "has a brother, Pvt. Lacy Ridgeway, serving with the army in Virginia. Pvt. Ridgeway has been in service since April, 1940, and overseas since March, His wife and a 10-month-old son, Larry, reside here, Mee. Pfc. Jack S. Fuller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Fuller, 612 E. 13th st, was wounded July 12 in Italy after taking part in 12 major battles including Salerno, Cassino and the invasions of Sicily and North Africa. Pfc. who is 22, has served as a paratrooper overseas since February, 1943, and has been in service two years, g . = 0» Pfc. Delphord F. Scofield, 2026 W. Morris st, was wounded July 7 in Prance and is now receiving treatment for a knee injury in an English hospital. He is the holder of the soldiers’ medal. The son of Mr. and Mrs. Guy A. Scofield, he has been in service five years and overseas since March. | {He is a member of the 83d division, '

(serve since 1930, he went Overseas which trained at Camp Atterbury

|with an infantry division in 1042.

{He fought in Africa, Ttaly and on { the Anzio beachhead before he went! {into France on D-day. The 24-year-old soldier went to school in Illinois and worked for the telephone company there before ‘entering Se ¥iee, - »

Lt. John Sullivan, husband of Mrs. Josephine Sullivan, 232 Hendricks pl, and son of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Sullivan, 1541 E. Ohio st., has been missing in action over Germany since Aug. 24. Co-pilot on a B-24 Liberator bomber, he is 21 and has been in service two years. He served over{seas three monthg prior to the time the was reported missing. Lt. Sulli-

and which received nation-wide at-

| tention when it captured 20,000

German soldiers. . = 9

Pfc. Raymond Glen Herod, son

of Mrs. Oaklen Herod, 1208 gy

{Tuxedo st., was wounded June 2 in,

ance and is now in a hospital! in England. ‘He has been awarded | the purple heart, which he has; sent to his mother.

s = Pfc. Harry H. Miter, a member | of the airborne glider infantry, was, wounded during D-day action in! France but has returned to duty. | He has been in service almost two

‘var has a 20-month-old daughter, ‘Kathleen Marie. He is a graduate of Technical high school. He holds the air medal and two oak leaf clusters and has been on! 19 missions. » » ” Lt. John B. Stewart, formerly of 1315 N. Meridian st. . N. J. is missing in action over France since Aug, 28. Pilot of a P-47 Thunderbolt fightier, Lt. Stewart is 26. A former em- | ployee of the Curtiss-Wright Corp., .he entered the army two and onehalf years ago and went overseas in May. A brother, Cpl. Charles Stewart, is at Camp Van Dore, Miss. | ® = = ! Pfe. John R. Andrews Jr. husband of Mrs. Betty Rose Cook Andrews of Alameda, Cal., formerly of { Indianapolis, was wounded July 14 in Italy. Thé son of Mr. and Mrs. John R. {Andrews Sr., New Castle, he entered the service in August, 1943, and went overseas last April He attended Indiana university. ‘He was awarded the purple heart.

Pfe. Roy B. Ridgeway, husband | of Mrs, Mary Bess Ridgeway, 148

in France. He is now in the hospital in England, prior to being | transferred back to service. i Pvt, Ridgeway, who is 25, received a foot injury. He is a member of the 83d division which trained at Camp Atterbury which recently captured 20,000 German soldfersi The son of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh

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{ half-brother of Joseph Callahan, 4654 Young ave. ” » » 8S, Sgt. Kenneth K. Millholland, son of Mrs. Paul Millholland, 3040 | Rookwood ave, has returned to duty in France after recuperating

years and overseas 17 months, par- | ticipating In the African and Ital-|

brother of Mrs. Edward Malady, | .13515. N. Pennsylvania st, and the;

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i Delphord Scofield Jack Fuller Wounded Wounded 30 and from an attack of malaria fever. . He had been overseas two years,

Pvt. Robert W, Zwyers . . , missing in France.

uary, 1043, and overseas since May 1. He holds the air medal. He is the son of Mts. Delcy Knupp, Huntington, and the father of Sharon Ann Knupp, who resides with the wife here. ® = » First Lt. Philip L. Benefiel, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Benefiel, 3315 Ruckle st, has been awarded the distinguished flying cross for “extraordinary achievement while

Pte, Harold Thompson... missing in France.

serving as navigator on a B-17 Flying Fortress over Germany and German occupied countries.” Lt. Benefield received his training in Texas at Ellington field ang Hondo. He was™graduated from Shortridge high school in 1941 and entered the army July 10, 1942. He is a former employee of BaldwinMiller Co. 2 ” ”

today 4 that the following men were killed in action: Pvt. Eugene Ross, son of Mrs. Barbara Ross, 1931 Wesfview dr.; Sgt. Eldo E. Rutledge, husband of Mrs. Rébecca M. Rutledge, 968 N, LaSalle st.; Spurgeon, son of Mrs. Hattie M. Spur eon, 3322 W. Vermont st., and Pfe.

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serving in Tunisia, Sicily and England before the invasion of France, and holds the infantryman combat badge. A former employee of the William H. Block Co. 8gt. Millholland is 27 and entered the army three years ago. s 8 = T. Sgt. Ivan Pride, husband of Mrs. Helen Donna Pride, 319 N. Arlington ave, was wounded July 5 in France. and has been awarded the purple heart. He returned to duty about three weeks ago. Pvt. Pride is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Perry Pride, Oakland City, and has been in service seven years.

ss " » Pfe. Harry A. Hall Jr, son of Mr.

He was in thas hospital in England five weeks and then was sent to; Billings, where he was awarded the! purple heart. Pvt. Hall entered the service March 15, 1941, and went overseas in January, 1944. He entered France

on D-day, June 6.

Alabama st, ‘has been wounded in action, = . » Pfc. John R. Andrews Jr, hus- | band of Mrs, Betty R. Andrews, 48% | N. Ritter ave., has been wounded in| action.

» | Cpl. Robert D. Ogle, son of Mrs. Nell Murray, 404 N.- Delaware st, was wounded in action in Holland, Sept. 18, his mother was informed; by the war department yesterday, » » = 1° . Sgt. Glen P. Knupp, husband of Pe Cleo Knupp, 3207 Broadway, ‘is a prisoner of the Nazis, after being missing since Aug. 22. A tail gunner on a Flying Fortress, Sgt. Knupp was lost on his | thirty-third mission over Germany, I had been in service since Jan- {

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