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Pfo. Clarence W. Webb Jr, | husband of Mrs. Elizabeth Webb, | 218 N. Keystone ave, died on
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Rose ‘Malcolm | Mr. and Mrs. Ryland Pratt, 5158 Sollitt, killed ‘in Holland Feb. 28.
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Le eb. Pvt. Rocco James Sergi, 227 8. Feb. 23. i A ya Kebo36, Arsenal st., of Germany. A brother-in-law, Sgt. Andrew J. (Continued From Page One) Second Lt. Virgil O. Hall, 909 Harris, is serving on Iwo Jima win : Dawson st., neg Barth, Germany. | the, marines. | Pvt. George Lycas, 28 E. 32d st.| pt" Richard W. Thomas, 2857 #2 a | n Germany, Sutherland ave, of Germany. T. Sgt. William L. Hurst, son of | | Capt. Robert Shea, New York, 48 a Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Hurst, 4718 Ver-|
‘ormerly of Indianapolis, over Ger- | inany. DEAD— By. Glen P. Stout, 2645 E. 17th| Seaman 1-¢ Charles E. Vogel, vet- had been reported , in Germany. eran of the Marianas and Iwo|that date. Jima campaigns, was killed in action | Serving as top turret gunner oO econd Lt. Kennel Hodge, R. R. 4, 5 189, in Belgium. B in the South Pacific: The telegram | a B-24, Sgt. Hurst had enlisted i ’ " H {was received Sunday by his par- | the air force. in August, 1942, goin Pfc. Wallace B. enry, ents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vogel, | overseas in July, 1944, Ohio st, on Iwo Jima.
327 N. 20th ave., Beech Grove, | | T. Sgt. Ellas C. Atkins III, 4344) orcas 11 months, he had served | N. Pennsylvania st., in Germany.
fon an LCI at Tinian, Guam and | lof the Lawrence fire department. Sgt. Claude C. Dixon, 2049 Paris | Saif He entered the navy Oct. One of five brothers in the arme
non ave. was killed Aug, 23, in raid over Yugoslavia, He previous
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Pfc. Ernest Redwine, 20 8. State qv. or Mps, Kathryn Harris, Miss | rence Methodist. church with the t., in the Philippines. | Doris Vogel, Miss Anna Marie Vogel|Rev. Bernard Renner, pastor of th PRISONERS land Miss Evelyn Mae Vogel, Beech | church, officiating. Fie John Smerdel, 770 N. Arnolda Grove, and his grandmother, Mrs. 8 A . of Germany, Nora Gardner, Indianapolis. MISSING —
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son of the Rev. Hodge, R. R. 4, Box 189; was wounded Feb. 24, in Belgium. With the infantry of the 1st army, Lt. Hodge has been overseas since January, 1945, and in service a year and one-half. He attended Washington high school and is -a former Indianapolis Drop Forging Co.
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Mrs and Andrews has 'a_son, Robert, William, who will | wounded Jan.
Mrs. Bertha Hodge, Mars Hill, and Atlantic.
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| Sept. 18, in Best, Holland. He went | | overseas in May 1944, and was ree | turned to the states four weeks ago for treatment. Before entering the service in September 1943, he was employed at R. He is. a former student of
1.» Manual high school. Pvt. Kinne,]|
The cousins met March 4 and had!
has been wounded also. Torpedoman's Mate Mec- - y . was 35, 7 in the Pacific, but has returned to ¢ duty now in the
His brother, Pvt. Joseph E. MCAndrews, who lost his left arm during the battle on Leyte, is now hos- | pitalized at Brigham City, Utah. | Mr. and Mrs. 1135 S. Richland st. Serving on a destroyer at present, | John previously escaped injury in December, 1943, when his ship was torpedoed ‘and sunk in’ the Atlantic. | A férmer employee of the Harry! at-| His|
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and a gorgeous matching Hodge is 23. wife, Mrs. Anna Marie McAndrews, Tein onds. Yeudng, His small son, Kennel Lee, Jr. lives at 105 N. Arsenal ave. Young- | Othe. Bridal Sts 0 6 months, lives at Mars Hill. est of the brothers, Thomas Mc3D lo we, T a» | Andrews, who is 19, is a third mate
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Pvt. George Lycas, 28 E. 32d st, hds returned to active duty after being wounded in Germany Jan. 18... Only 12 days before, he had seen his older brother, Capt. John Lycas, for the first time in three | years. | On Jan. 6, a sergeant ordered {him to leave his foxhole and report {to a captain 10 miles away. The captain turned out to be his brother. Another brother is serving in the Marianas. | ” ” aii | Sgt. Walter J. Linne, husband of | Mrs. Ruth Justine Miller Linne; 774 | N. Emerson ave., is improving in a | hospital in France from wounds received Jan. 22 in that country. Serving with a tank destroyer battalion of the 7th army, Sgt. Linne | has been overseas since October and {in service since December 1943. He { formerly was employed at. the Arma- | ture Winder Co. His mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Linne, | lives at 2149 Adams st., and his two | sons, Walter Paul, 2%, and John | George, 1, live at the Emerson ave. adaress, { » n ” {| Pvt. Ralph K. Varvel, husband of Anna Marie Varvel, 834 S. and son of Mrs. Irene | Varvel, 313 Elder ave., was wounded lin Belgium Dec. 17. He has since {returned to duty, k A paratrooper, he is 27 and went | overseas last November, Before entering the army in April, 1944, he
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES _ and Sgt. Hurst Killed: Lt. Masters Missing: 13 td as
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Sgt. James B. Roudebush, son of Mr. and Mrs. Regscoe Roudebush, 1641 E, Raymond st. killed in Belgium Jan. 8,
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John Smerdel , er of Germany,
{was employed at the v1. S. Rubber |Co. . He has two daughters, Judith Ann, 4, and Winnie Lou, 2.
2» T. Sgt. Elias C. Atkins III, son {of Mr. and Mrs. Elias ‘C. Atkins,
{4344 N. Pennsylvania st., was slightly | wounded in Germany Feb. 15 and: | March 2. Awarded the purple heart. and [combat infantryman badge, he is 21 and went overseas last October. He attehded Bowdoin college; { Brunswick, Maine, before entering |
formerly of Indianapolis, is missing | who 1s 34, has three daughters liv-|) army more than two years ago.| word re-|ing in the city, Barbara, Yvette and?
” n = celved. péte by Dents (Pores. Pfc. Ernest Redwine, husband ot b S and enliste nit the army a zn Mrs. Doris Redwine, and son of a pif wo years ago while a senior | Capt. Robert Shea, son of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. BE. L. Redwine, 20 S. BY n ana. University. He received | snd Mrs. Earl Shea, New York, State ~ ave, was His Wings 210%. e and went OVer-| formerly of Indianapolis, pilot of | woundéd in the Eas Jal. «, ? la B-17, was wounded on his 45th! Philippines in nn mission over Germany last’ De-|Jafuary. WOUNDED— cember. |. Overseas nine His cousin, Sgt, Cortland W. months, Pfe. Pvt. Billy B. Hodgin, husband of| | Shea, son of Mr. and Mrs. William | Redwine. is now Mrs, Betty R. Hodgin, 3108 Leslie| ? x “IA. Shea, 5132 Norway dr, was hospitalized . in ave. was wounded in Luxembourg | : Jan. 21and is in a hosbital in Eng wounded about a month later and |New Guinea. He and > 5p 8° both are hospitalized in England. has been in serv-
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TOPS TY Awarded the purple heart and the| oo" ooo | ver. 1943; and i $144 FOR QUALI ci Tam gE a Toy Mr. wd Mrs, Ear! Shea lenis grsduate Of: Redwine | Indianapolis 10 or 12 years ago, Technical high j An infantryman, he attended War-| school. He formerly was employed’ Pepsi-Cola Company, Long Island City, N.Y. ren Central high school and .was| wi Hine by the J. D. Adams Manufacturing | Franchised Bottler: Pepsi-Cola’ Bottling Co. of Indpls. |emPloved at the Interstate Service Torpeddman’s * Mate 1-¢ John , prc Redwine is 24. dn Th CRT (station, Massachusetts ave. and | Charles McAndrews, whose brother| PA | Sherman dr, before entering the appeared in yesterday's casualty list,| , . 1." p Stout. husband of,
Mrs. Aileen Stout, 2645 E. 17th st. is recovering in a hospital in Eng-
f [land from wounds received Feb. 19.4
in Germany. | Pvt. Stout was in the Infantry of Gen. Patton's 3d army. He has been across two months and in service eight months. A graduate of Technical high school, Pvt. Stout (was, formerly with the Indianapolis | fire department. His mother, Mrs. Tia Lich, and two little sons, David, 3'2 and {Danny 3 months, live at the _17th ' st. address. n After fighting sgveral days on Iwo { Jima with. the 5th marines, Pfc. Wallace B. Henry,
was slightly wounded. A veteran of. Bougainville, he is 21 and entered the marine corps |Jan. 20, 1943. . He attended Tech- | nical high school and formerly was
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son of Mr. and | Mrs. Harold Henry, 1134 E. Ohio st, |
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T. Sgt. Harold Brown, son of | Mrs. Lena Brown, 2147 Madison ave, missing over Germany since | Feb. 19.
iemployed by Kingan & Co. A |brother, Sgt. Ronald Henry, is in | France, !
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Sgt. Claude C. Dixon, husband of Mrs. Betty -Dixon, 2049 Paris ave., has been wounded for the third time on the Western tront ‘and is hospitalized in France. With a chemical battalion. of Gen. Patton's 3d army, Sgt. Dixon was wounded first at St Lo, then in Belgium three months ago and {the last time on Feb. 10 in Germany while serving as a demolition sergeant. He holds the presidential citation for the landing on
Sgt. Dixon |
D-day and four battle stars. Sgt Dixon has been overseas since October, 1043 “A former Manual high school
student he is 24 and was-employed at P. R. Mallory & Co. until entering service, His mother, Mrs. Gertrude Dean, {lives at 819 Eugene st His 3-year-old son, William Joseph; lives at the Paris ave. address. » »
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of Mrs. Harriet Maitlen Thomas, 2857 Sutherland ave., is now a prisoner of the German government. He was with the 106th. Reported missing ‘since Dec. 21, Pvt. Thomas wrote a prisoner of war card which his wife received Mon- | day. No war department notice has
¢ | been received by$the family.
Serving with a medical corps of | the 423d regiment, Pvt, Thomas has been overseas since October. He is| {22 and was a senior at-Wabash col-| {lege before entering service. Prior to training at Camp Atterbury, Pvt. { Thomas was an A. S. T. P. student | (at the Univer sity of Alabama.
larmy since October 1942.
{ Nov, 22.
Pvt. Richard W. Thomas, husband |
T. Sgt. William L. Hurst , . « killed over Yugoslavia.
talion of the 1st army, he was re-| ported missing- since Dec. 17, in Belgium. Pvt Smerdel has been ver) seas sipce February 1944 and in the He was formerly employed by the Interna-
tional Harvester Co, Inc. | n on ” | Second Lt. Virgil 0. Hall, son of O. F! hall, 909 . Dawson. st, i§ a]
prisoner in Stalag Luft No. 1 neat Barth, Germany. The 21-year-old co-pilot.of a B-24 Liberator had been missing since After completing a mission, Lt. Hall's plane was shot down | by anti-aircraft fire 130 miles from Salsburg Austria. Lt. Hall enlisted in the air corps Jan. 29, 1943, and received his commission April ‘15, 1944, He went overseas last August and had completed more than 18 missions. A graduate of Technical high school, he formerly was employéd by the Allison division of General Motors
Corp. He holds the air medal. > un r as 'HONORED—
| Pfc. John R. Scheibelhut, son of Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Scheibelhut, 358 S. Downey , ave. received the | “bronze star Feb. 25 for distinguishing himself by ; meritorious service in . Luxem- # bourg between Jan. 1 and Feb. 5. While serving with a forward observer team under heavy 150 mm. fire and adverse weather conditions, | paired vital wire lines. A graduate of -Technical high | school, he has been in the army two years and went overseas last May.
» » ” STATE— The war department's most re- | cent list of killed in action includes |80 Indiana men. In all cases next of kin have been notified, EUROPEAN AREA Pfc. Emory P. Austin, Elkhart; 8. Sgt
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u » ” Pvt. Rocco James Sergi, son of | Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sergi, 227 S.
Arsenal ave, with the 106th, has oner of ‘Germany. Previously listed as missing since Dec. 16, he has been overseas since
October and in service since Decem-~ | He is a graduate of Tech-| Pvt. |
ber 1943. nical high school and is 19. Sergi is a former employee of the| Typographic Service Co. A brother, Pvt. Anthony Sergi, was | killed Dec. 21, 1943, in Italy, and two | {other brothers are in service: Cpl. | Francis Sergi, in Hawaii, and Cpl. { Dominic Sergi, “somewhere overseas.” " ” n Pfc. John Smerdel,. husband of Mrs. Frances Smerdel, 770 N. Arinolda st: previously listed as missing, ‘has been reported a prisoner of Ger{many. The war department fele-
gram was received by his wife yestterday.
written his-parents that he is a pris-|
Frank J. Babcock, Keystone; Cpl. Jay
Baines, Anderson; S. Sgt. Claude Ww. | Beezley, North Webster; Pvt. Jesse E. Berry, Kentland; Pvt. O. B. Bevinglon,|
Elkhart; Pvt. Harold E, Black, Albany; Pfc. Billy Boren, Evansvillé] T 5th. or. , Keith Bragg, Hammond; Pvt, Bernard R.| Brames, Pt. Wayne; Sgt. OCletis H.| Campbell, Lebanon; 2d Lt. Louis B. Chas-| ten, Gary; Pvt. Robert V, Craigmile, Anderson; Pfc, Dan Cross, Rushville; Pvt. | Delmer E. Crouch, Muncie; Pvt. George J. David, Gary; Pvt. John H. Dunlap, | New Albany; Pfc. Ferris E. Dunton, Mar | fom fc. Raymond H. Durben, Jonesboro; Pvt. Dillon W. Ebler, Boonville, and | | Pte. ‘James R. Eckrote, Anderson, Pfc. Robert W. Emerick, Hanns; vil | Benjamin F. English, Washington; Sgt. | Robert L.. Flatley, Richmond; Pfc. Dore; M. Gallogly, Decatur; Pvt. Pred R. Good-| man, % Boonville; Pfc. Jack C. Halmagy | {Mill Creek; Pfc. Donald D. Hauger, Hard {insburg; Pvt. Herman A. Hoffman Jr, Terre Haute; Cpl. James R. Hough, Terre | Haute; Cpl. Ernest: C. Isza, North Liberty, S. Sgt. Prank T. Kabala, Hammond; T.| 5th Gr. Charles H. Knecht, Hartford City; .Pvt. Joseph Kocsis Jr., South Bend; | Pvt. Chester Lane, Columbus, and Pfe. Frank -L.: Leach Jr., Lowell. < Second Lt. John J. May, Marion; Pvi! James E. Nowling, Crothersville; 8. 8gt.. | William C. Phillips, Griffith; T. 3d. Gr. H. Robbins, Bedford; Cpl. Donald L Runion, Jamestown; Pic, Perry
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New Carlisle; Cpl. Sayles Jr., Rolling Prairie; Pvt. Alfred Pe Schmidt, Birdseye; Pfc. Robert L - | merman, Greencastle; Pvt. Joseph B. Bko« I South Bend; Cpl. ['dhens, New Castle; Pvt, | Hymera,;
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