Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 October 1944 — Page 22

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| Two sons of Mr. and Mrs, Shelvy Potier, New Palestine, are with the army overseas; ES CPL, GEORGE M. POTTER 1s serving on Saipan. Prior to partici |

was stationed in Hawail.

PFC. GENE N. POTTER, who was wounded July 3 in France,

has of Mr, and Mrs, quick relief from the itching and crved in North Africa, Sicily and Eastern ave,

t, Boca Chica, Fla,

has

Carl Carson William Waddell |

CARL CARSON, husband of Mrs. Rerving June Carson and son of Mr. and husband of Mrs. Pauline Sutton, 618 [Mrs. Lee Carson, 2311 KE. 11th st! has been promoted to seaman 1.-c.|

Lee Waddell, graduated from | and has a col

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smarting of piles. They vse 8 de~ 11q4)y and was stationed in England [naval air training center, Corpus |seuvenirs.

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MES, B.

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her section. Ditcussine Lier case} gt the relief Relongn brought hey, ; Sulls Lontinued t About two years I he 50 1 sd rn down 1 Modi SWAY 10 turn My appe- | tremely poor and 1 4elt was about alll | feemed to. siay

1 was too restless

“The itching and smarting | were relieved, and 1 slept all night, Peterson's Ointment is marvelous.” 35¢ a bex, all druggists; G0c in tube Money back if not |

| LL. Chauncey,

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the time, I hardly sed how 1 kept up

lief. 1 now

sa to relieve distress due to Vitamin | 1 sufficient flow of - ‘gastric juices in the stomach and loss of appetite. (Accept no substittue. Resonge may gn 1 felt weak be obtained at all Hook's

154 abie Drug Stores. $135 size, $1.00.

{phefore going to France, C

i

v Joseph Nesbit

SHUMAR, , whe | resided at 1815 College ave., before |

Elvin Shumar

PVT. ELVIN G,

| entering the army, is serving with! {the infantry in Germany.

PFC. JOSEPH W. NESBIT, hus- |

{band of Mrs. Alice Nesbit, 3470 Ken- | wood ave, and son of Mrs. B. R, | Neshit, South Bend, is a member | Lot the finance department of a 9th | "air force service command unit {somewhere in Franee,

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R. R. Chauncey D. L, hoe | |

Two sons of Mr. and: Mrs. Alvin | 1429 Spann ave, are! {serving with the armed. forces. “PVT, ROSCOE R. CHAUNCEY, | paratrooper, is on a furlough before | returning to Pt, Beyning, Ga. for | advanced training.

OFFICER CANDIDATE DAVID | stationed at Edgewood Arsenal, Md, where he is training to become a chemical warfare officer, He is the husband of | Mrs, Jacqueline RR, Chauncey, also {of the Spann ave. address,

John Robert Amos, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Amos, 5222 College ave, ! has been pr omoted to gunners mate d=¢, He is Serving in the South Pa- | cific and has been overseas 16 | months, |

Robert C. Swindler, son of Mr and Mrs. Frank Swindler, 4401 Centril ave, has been promoted from captain to major with the air force in Corsica.

Pvt. Donald Edward of Harry O. Cripe, 660 N. Beville| ave, has enrolled in the.air force! mechanies school at Keesler field, Miss, | i

Cripe, son

STRONGER

relax. Slugeish elimination bothered

and on the go

‘Retonga brought

me grand releep better than I had

ars and my housework is no trou- | le. Retonga was no less than al essing in my case! Retanga is & purely herbal gastiié] Oni, combined with liberal quan- | les of Vitamin B-1 apd is intend- |

deficiericy, «constipation, in-

po ensign in the U. 8. naval reserve. Hand and the Solomon islands.

Cloyd F, Sutton J." FE. «Franklin 8. SGT. CLOYD P.

SUTTON,

{W, New York st., and Tather of Miss! Marie Sutton, {been servin |pating in the campaign there he He is stationed at the naval air base | three months.

Marion,

has been overseas 31 months

Donald Miller Nelson Hartley | Agulttar Damrell James Sampson |

8GT, DONALD PF. MILLER, son| Two Indianapolis coast guards-

of Mr. and Mrs, has | 9f English, has been in New Guinea g in the South Pacific for six months as a cook with a field | ist’s mate, 2-c, son of Mr. and Mrs. {artillery unit.

illiahy HL. Miller

men are abroad troop (transports in the Southwest Pacific. They are AGUILLAR DAMRELL, ' machin:

He formerly worked | E. L. Damrell, 1929 Prospect st., and

PFC. JAMES E. FRANKLIN, son| fOr the Lyric theater. WILLIAM LEE WADDELL, son! of Mrs, Eve Hosle, 1431 West View

| JAMES SAMPSON, . seaman 1-c,

SEAMAN 1-c NELSON H. HART-, 1446 S. High School rd. (LEY, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles |

lection of Japanese | IH. Hartley, was recently promoted | r He has served in New hristl, Tex, and was commissioned | (Hebrides, New Caledonia, New Zea-!

- ———

Lawrence H. Ertel, son of Mr. id

to that grade somewhere in the Pa-| Mrs, C. G. Ertel, 1006 E. Tabor st,

| cific, His parents live at 904% Ft. has been promoted to staff sergeant

Wayne ave.

Robert Fleenor Willard Holloway

CPL. ROBERT FLEENOR, son of ‘Mr, and Mrs. Roy J. Fleenor, R. R. 1, Box 619-W, recently visi his parents and . sister, . Miss Mary Fleenor, after serving 32 months in the Southwest Pacific with the 5th air force. He is awaiting reassignment at Miami Beach, Fla.

WILLARD L. HOLLOWAY, son of Mr, and Mrs. John C. Holloway, R. R.'9, Box 623, has been graduated from the Corpus Christi, Tex., naval

at Bowman field, Ky,

“itraining center and commission,

John M. Sullivan Harold Henneke

JOHN M. SULLIVAN, 2816 Ruckle st, and HAROLD F. HENNEKE, 643 Bacon st., recently were grade uated as second lieutenants at Sel.

man field, La.

“Aviation Cadet William L. Brane son, who is stationed at Big Spring, A Tex., is spending his first furlough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Wile liam N. Branson, 3353 8. Pennsyle vania st. .

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