Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 March 1945 — Page 5

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Lt. Ann. Merrill . . , killed in crash in India,

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T. 5th Gr. Herbert E. Johnes, who was wounded last July in France, |

was killed Jan. 9 in Belgium. He was serving with a communications | unit of the infantry. Entering the service in September, 1943, he went overseas last April and participated in the D-day landing in Normandy. He also] served in Luxembourg. Technician Johnes was the husband of Mrs. Virginia Johnes, 72 8 10th ave., Beech Grove, and the son | of Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Johnes, | 51.8. 9th st., Beech Grove. A graduate of Beech Grove high school, he | was 25 and formerly was employed by the Allison division, Two brothers are in service. cpl. | Harry A. Johnes is with the air corps in the South Pacific, and Cpl [ Walter E. Johnes is with the infantry in the Philippines. WThe soldier also is survived by al 2-year-old daughter, Carol Ann, and four sisters, Mrs. Mary Rice, Miss Mildred Johnes and Miss Ro-!| sella Johnes, Beech Grove, and Mrs. | Kathleen Colvin, Cassopolis, Mich. n n nr | 8. Sgt. Wilmer D. Buis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Buis, 615 Cole st. ! reported missing since Aug. 28 in France, has been reported killed on that day. Serving with the 3d army infantry, Sgt. Buis had been wounded inf France right after D-Day and was/ awarded.the purple heart. He had beer. in service two years and over-| seas 13 months. Sgt. Buis was al graduate of Ben Davis high school

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of Mrs. Jean Roudebush, Washing- |iD the air force two years. ' A gradu- | ‘ton, was killed in Belgium Jan. 8. \ate of Howe high school, he is 20

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Maj. William N. Engels . . . | Cpl Clyde E. Delaney . .'. Pvt. Joseph E. McAndrews . . . prisoner of Germany. prisoner of Germany. 3 wounded on Leyte,

and formerly worked at the New| York Central railroad ahd "attended | pital in France from wounds reYork Central railroad. He was 21. | Technical high school. He was &|.ejved Jan. 3 in Germany. Surviving him besides his wife and member of the LaSalle Street| gerying with the 60th division of parents, are a daughter whom he| United Brethren church. {the 1st army, Pfc. Minardo has been never saw. Sharon Lee, 11 months; a Surviving besides his wife are ,.a,.ceas one year and in the army |sister, Mrs. Mary Barfield, and two two other broth¥rs in service, Sgt. | five. He formerly worked at the brothers in the air forces, Cpl. Den-| Marvin G. Webb, MacI¥l1 fleld, | city wiarket. nis Buis, a gunner in Texas, and 1st Fla, and Pfc. Lores E. Webb in? His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lt. Ralph Buls, an instructor in |England; his parents, Clarence nrinardo live at 937 English ave. Colorado. , | Webb and Mrs. Grace Webb; & sis- | Tyree of his brothers also are in Memorial services will be held at|ter, Mrs. Chlorine Webb, and hiS| a vice They are Frank, who was [7:30 p m. Thursday for Sgt. Buis | grandmothers, Mrs. Amelia Webb | wounded last: summer in France;

lin Garfield Baptist church. and Mrs. Elizabeth Webber, In- nravion now stationed in San] 4 8 nu | dianapolis. Diego after two years overseas duty, Pfc. Joseph F, Pratt, son of Mr. 2.2 a and Tony, with ‘the navy in New | {and Mrs. Ryland D. Pratt, 5158| MISSING — Guinea.

Broadway, previously wounded atl T. Sgt. Harold Brown, son of Mrs. a * 9 St. Lo, was killed in action Feb. 23.

the Roer river. He was with the 1st| Feb. 19. after recovering from slight wounds | army. He entered ‘the army two| Tail gunner on a bomber based in received Feb. 8 in Luxembourg. |

years ago upon graduating from | France, he is 20 and has two broth-| Serving with a tank Sesser] Pfc. Earnest Miles, son’ of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Miles, - Acton, was

wounded seriously in France Jan. 4 ber of St. Joan of Arc Catholic/in Belgium and S. Sgt. Ed Brown, | army two years. He was formerly |, y -

(Shortridge high school and had been |ers overseas. unit of the 3d army, Cpl. Bauer has loverseas 16 months. He was a mem-| They are 1st' Lt. Julius Brown,| | been overseas 10 months and in the |

church, i the Philippines employed as a welder. He is 37. |

Surviving are four hrothers, Capt. | Overseas since September, T. Sgt. a nn

with the 3d army. He has been | Cpl. Claude Lanham Jr, son of | hospitalized in England 3'2 months. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Lanham, 701| An infantryman, serving with N. Exeter ave, is recovering from |the 95th division, Pvt. Stallard had frost bitten feet incurred Feb. 2,{heen overseas since August. While in Germany. in England he met his brother, Cpl. ow in a hospital in England, | Lowell M. Stallard, who was sta{Cpl. Lanham was serving with the [tioned just 35 miles from him. 78th- division in an infantry regi-| In service two years, Pvt. Stallard overseas last October. (ment. He has been overseas since (was in the A. 8S. T. P. program Survivors besides his wife are nis | the first of October and in the army | until it was dissolved, when he was parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Sollitt, [two years. He holds the combat |transferred to the infantry. He is and three sisters, Misses Nancy and | |infantryman’s badge and the ex-|a graduate of Technical high school Jean Sollitt and Mrs. Marian Sol- Pert rifléman’s badge. and a former employee of Rough

husband of Mrs. Rose Malcolm Sol- | litt, 6013 Forest lane, was killed in| Holland Feb. 28. A reconnaissance officer in an artillery division, he was 27 and entered the army in July, 1842, fol-| lowing his graduation from. Purdue | university. "He was a member of Sigma Nu fraternity and went

litt Hatton, all of Evanston, Ill A graduate of Washington high |Notes Co. He is 20.

school, Cpl. Lanham is 20 and was : 2 8

{formerly employed at Link- 13 I Lt. Ann L. Merrill, daughter of go. ployed at Link-Belt| wounded on Iwo Jima, Pfc. Noble

Mrs, Nell Merrill, 1040 N. Delaware 8 » Bowers, son of Mrs. Lillis Bowers, ist, an army nurse, was Killed in a {plane crash March 4 in India. The

624 Lockerbie st., is now in a hosig Lt. Ray Belian), husband | pital in Pearl Harbor. of Mrs. etty L. Holland, 3137 it marine di[Rleerem es eeivey yes |Sutherland ave., was wounded Jan. a - been overOverseas 11 months, Lt. Merrill |26, in France and is recovering in|seas six months and in service six Ihad served in Burma before she [C°Pital in Paris. He has been|years. He attended Bicknell high was transferred 10's hospital no i08 Overseas with the infantry|school and formerly: worked at Eikof the 7th army since October. hart. India last August. She was a nurse, Before entering the army three Two of ‘his brothérs are also in |vears ago, Lt. Holland was in the|the marine corps: Sgt. Russell A. plastering contracting business with|gowers, stationed at Quantico, Va., | April, 1943. Salle st. Lt. Holland is 24 |and Sgt. Virgil Bowers, somewhere She received her training at the graduate of Te ng is : 2 He DIRS ol ins

corps, was killed in action a year ago in the Pacific.

member of the First Congregational pfc. Edward Holland, is also in the| gordi Ba Cu { church. ..army, Pvt. Orville F. Chenault, son of | Surviving her_ besides her mother, an» | Mr. and Mrs. Orville Chenault, 1403 |

| Bellefontaine st., is hospitalized ‘somewhere on the Western front’ after receiving wounds Feb. 24, in Germany. Serving with a tank battalion of {the 9th army, Pvt, Chenault has | been overseas since September. Be{fore entering the army in November,

1641 E Raymond st, and husband Deen overseas sifice December and |

Diamond Chain and Manufacturing Co. He received training in the | armored school at Pt. Knox, Ky., and is. a graduate of Technical high school. -

A paratrooper, he was 24 and land ‘was. attending Indiana univer- |

enlisted in the national guard in| 2% 8 | to the parachuté infantry in Au-|Mr. and Mrs. John E. McAndrews, Ys gust, 1942. He attended Manual high 1135 S. Richland st., was wounded] school. : on Leyte Nov. 22 while serving with |°f Mrs. Dora Marksbury, 326 W Other survivors are three sisters, the 32d ‘infantry division. ® South st, was ‘wounded in both Misses Daisy and Loretta Roude-| Now recovering in a hospital in|arms on Feb. 14, in France. He was

bush and Mrs. Earl Brandon, all of | Utah, Pvt McAndrews had served serving with the 7th amy and has been overseas since March, 1642.

| aa service a little more than two years,| A 8raduate of Manual high

7 school, Pfc. Clarence. W. Webb Jr., hus- He is a former student of Washing- | : ering the arm band of Mrs. Elizabeth Webb, 218| ton high school and a former em- {Fine oo. me sntenng y N. Keystone ave. died in action on | Ployee of the Realsilk Hosiery Mills, In r Leyte Feb. 26. Pfc. Webb had INC. He is 22. 72.4." served under the command of Gen. TWO Of his brothers also are in| Pfc. Robert W. Bruce, husband Douglas MacArthur at Manila. service. They are Torpedoman l-c|of Mrs. Jane Bruce; St. Louis, Mo., A national guardsman, he trained John and Ensign Thomas. formerly -of 1213 Concord st, was at Camp Shelby, Miss. He had pre- ° ¥.8 wounded in Germany Feb. 26, two viously served on New Guinea, Pfc. Samuel F. Minardo, husband [days after he went into combat.

Leyte and Luzon. Pvt. Webb for- of Mrs. Louise Minardo, 620 E.| AD infantryman with the 9th!

| 1 5 merly was employed by the New Georgia st. is recovering in a hos- army; he is 26 and went. overseas tiem mermamtiiot lin. January, 1945. He is the son

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| 2 #2 °n Pfc. Nick Oltean, husband of Mrs. Katherine May Oltean, 1038 . S. {Church st, an infantryman, was wounded in Germany Jan. 3. He went overseas in October, 1943, and entered France.on D-day. He

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| In service since March 1843. Pfc, | Gilson, whois 21, has been overseas

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the army, he is 38 and was born in | Germany. Before the war he served | in Panama, Cuba, Hawaii and the’ Philippines and was sent to the Western front last November with a

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Pfc. Ira C. Odle, son of Mrs. | James LePage, 239 W. McCarty st., |

is in a hospital ih ‘England atter Mr. and Mrs, pl, was captured by the |tracting malaria he was sent back

2d Lt. Samuel Bier. , .', , prisoner of Germany.

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(division, Pvt. Odle is 20, .and has | been overseas since September. He {Lena Brown. 2147 M h Cpl. Raymond M. Bauer, son of entered the army in June, 1943, and In action since D-Day, Pvt. Pratt | ona 7 Madison ave., has | Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bauer, 2034 S./is a graduate of the Soldiers and is "believed to have been killed near |Peen missing. over Germany since Delaware st, is back in combat Sailors Ghildren's Home school at} 8

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PRISONERS—

Maj, William N. Engels, liaison 20VErnmen pilot, who was reported missing since April, Sept. 14 after a mission over last Augus France, was captured by the Ger-| Lt..Bier mans on that date and is a prisoner [Ruth N. Bier and the son of Mr.

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{Ryland Pratt Jr., in France; Rich- | Brown has been in service three| pyt. Phil E. Stallard, son of Mrs. Italy as well as France. Pvt. Miles and was Daou reported missard Pratt, William Pratt and Dan Years. He is a formér student of |parold Cairns, 2042 Park ave, has enlisted in the army March 10," the same day he was captured. | Pratt, Indianapolis. Manual high school been sent back to this country for (1942, A graduate of Franklin Nts | au Btly—if treatment of wounds received No- | township high school, he was em- Second Lt. Samuel Bier, B-24 First Lt. G. Thomas Solitt Jr.| WOUNDED— vember 20 near Metz while serving |ployed by Kingan & Co. before en- bombardier-navigator who was re-

| ported missing Sept. 13 over Yugo|slavia, was captured on that day

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He was being held in olag 64 in Holt ave. Poland, which the Russians took month-old son, Ronald Alan. American! A graduate of Ben Davis high

Red Crosé- has informed his wife, school, ‘Lt. Bier attended Indiana Mrs. Ruby J. Engels, 437 N. Bosart university and formerly was em-. ave, that a lot of the prisoners Ployed by Kingan & Co. :

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Feb. 16, 1942, and left for overseas|Bancroft duty last July. A former clerk at|missing in Europe, has been reported the International Harvester Co., he as prisoner of war. is 31 and was graduated from Pur-| A tank due university. His mother, Mrs. force, Pfe. Anna Engels, lives in Evanston, Ill. | ported missing from Aug. 28, and {later reported a prisoner of the Cpl. Clyde E. Delaney, son of |German government. He has been Mrs. Margaret C. Smith, 1830 E.|In service 34th st. is a prisoner of the Ger Since May previously | his parents are former residents of was reported missing in southern | Detroit. France, where he was captured | | Pvt. Ross G. Jarrett Jr, with he) A veteran of North Africa, Steily | | 106th division, prev lously reported’

S. Sgt. Wilmer D. Buis . . . . killed in France.

* Hosier Heraes: — Nurse and- Six Local Servicemen Killed; One Listed as Missing, 16 Wounded and Six Captyred

Cpl. Delaney has been (missing since Dec. 16, is now a pris{In service three years and overseas oner of Germany.

[t He is the husband of Ms. Norma Sewing |artillery of Gen, Mark Clark's 5th| Jarrett, 2118 N. Meridian st., and

{army and entered France,soon after a nephew of Harley Jones, a police-

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sion of southern infantry. He has been overseas since France. | October, 1944. Pvt. Jarrett attended

Pvt. Rogers, Kokomo and Technical high schools. so) - n o

prisoner of the German t. He has been in service

1941, and overseas since t. is. the husband ,of Mrs.

John Bier, all of 2404 He is 25 and has an 11-

{ Pfc. James A. Newman, son of Mr.

Alvin Newman, 1931 N. st., previously listed as

driver with, an armored Newman was first re-

three years and overseas 1944. Pfc. Newman and

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Pvt. Jackson A. Rogers, son of | with the coast guard and also on S. A. Rogers, 3707 Guadalcanal and Lae. .After con-

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si The navy has reported that Fire. . man 2-¢c Robert Leroy Stratton Jr, Clinton, has been” wounded.

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Nettie Ransford chapter 464, O, E. 8, will elect officers at 8 p. ‘m, Wednesday in the Prather Masonie temple, 42d st. and College ave.

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Indiana old-agg pension .group No. 11 will sponsor a ¢ard party at 8:30 p. m. today at the I. O. O, PF, hall. 2

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Pvt. Ross G. Jarrett Jr... . prisoner of Germany.

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