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Hoosier Heroes: Two Local Men Killed; One Missing; Four DEAD— a : ' ;
Fighting with the 8th armored division &f the 9th army, Pfc. Lester L. McCoy, husband of Mrs. Edith McCoy, 1301 Broadway, was killed April 9, in Germany. . Pvt. McCoy, who was 26 and a former Allison employee, had .entered service last’ August, going overseas three months ago. A native of Lebanon, where he was a mem-| ber of the Lebanon United Brethren |: church, he had lived in Indianapolis| five years. ST 3 Surviving besides the wife are the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Mc-|
George Howard Thomas Quinn Prisoner Wounded |
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Coy; & brother, Norman, and a! Pfc. Les killed | ceived Feb. 28 on Iwo Jima. sister, Mrs. Maxine Snow, all of in Germany, Pvt. Vern Davis . , . freed from Lebanon, 8 R Previously listed as missing in|
Pte. William Milburn Holtalider, Belgium since Dec. 18, Pfe. Wayne| PL Trauner 1s 20, u graduate of
son of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde E. Holtz-| N- Selby, husband of Mrs. Dopis| Technica) high School and a for.
: | mer employee of the E. C. Atkins! lider, Greensburg, and nephew of | Selby, 2509 Villa ave. has written of 7. 0 brothers are also In serv-
Miss Bertha Holtzlider, 3208 E [that he is a Prisoner of the Ger-| joe. Sgt. Frank Trauner, in GerMichigan st, and Russell Holtzlider, Mans in Stalag 4-B. | many. and Ple. Ed Tradner. sia 225 N. Belle Vieu Place, was killed| PIC. Selby was fighting with an gio 04 iyo isiana. in action on Iwo Jima, |intantry regiment at the time he #2 Fighting with the 5th marine di. Was captured and is a brother of | vision, Pvt. Holtzlider, who was 20, Eimer W. and Leon Selby, both of rpomas 0. Quinn, son of Mr. and| had been overseas seven months, 918 Arbor nye. i's Mrs. Thomas O. Quinn, Post rd,“ 0Met 0 oy raphe] ‘he Tw as his first major | a, . 8t 1 Tht Ive. battle was his first major Previously reported missing since Vas shghtly wounded on Iwo Jima | wounds in his hand, He was first Othér survivors are four brothers, D¢¢. 20 in Germany, Pfe. George C. : |wounded Dec. 26, in Belgium and |
| — Bgt. Ellison E. Holtzlider, now in| Howard, son of Mr. and Mrs. His fighter group was the first to California after 29 months
{ 5th marine division.
” n » Wounded April 3, in GePmany, for | | the second time on the Western!
{ Fletcher ave. that he was flown to|
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His parents believe he
had been back in combat about
go into Iwo Jima after the marines | three weeks before he was hil again |
in| George E. Howard, 2843 N. Temple | | 8 v , antryman, ! 5s 3 |bad landed on the island. He also An armored infantryman, le is
Africa and Italy: Sgt. Garnet R lave, has written that he is a pris- ; >) ’ .|oner in Germany. : ¢ ra + Holtzlider, in Germany, and Freddie | Fighting with the 110th infantry | has served at. Honolulu, Canton and ona Lee, 5,.-and George Frederick, = Holtzlider and Paul Holtzlider, and| A ‘the Gilberts, and holds the air! ro : i | Pvt. Howard was wounded last fall : 2; Pvt. Stapp’s mother, Mrs. Rhoda two sisters, Miss Marian Holtzlider, | nibat aha hospitalizea 1 | medal. i 'y Stapp, lives at 617 'N. ‘East st. tp LRL. CON al a was. hospitalized n.. Lit: Quinn ‘enlisted-in the air-corpy: st Ee emanieon a vid
' i '| France three wwonths, d re-'. h a . =- Aes Misechigithe Holtzlider.. pv dpugng oma: 8 aap February. 1042 and was called 10... Bt Lt Ae ps ASST nw DPR Wes us SRE ORIN a aT AT hire Rh RE
MISSING — WHS Sapa = ee of went overseas Feb,. 20, 1943. A stone ave, and son of Ernest Pfc. Morris E. Butler, husband sore ED Oe OL 1e Caner | graduate of Technical high school, Stewart, 416 N. Delaware st. was Mrs. Bernice Butler, 1412 E, Min-!js 2 M8. LO. N€ he formerly was employed by the wounded March 18, in Germany. , {is 26 and has been overseas since Thomas. Skinner Products Co Pvt. Stewart formerly was a truck hesota st, and Son of Mr. and Mie. /jas; May. A brother, §, Sgt. Ray- 28 va : |ertoer en 1s the father of Te
Pearl Butler, 2311 Zahnd dr, has mond Howarg, is serving in Hawaii i : been reported missing | { An infantryman with the 9th chijidren.
in action 8» | ’ y ils She since April 4. He was serving with |S AFE— army, Sgt. Howard Wilson, husband | & = the 1st army in Germany. : | S. Sgt. John W. Morse, who has) 2 MS. Charlotte A. Wilson, 834 HONORED— Pfc. Butler was wounded In action heen a prisoner of the. Germans Virginia ave., was wounded March| Bronze stars for meritorious In Germany in February and has since December. has Deen Tress act) in Germany and is now hospital- achievement have been awarded been awarded the purple heart. He cording to word received bv his wite 5. somewhere In Europe. i [five more Indianapolis servicemen has been in service since June, 1944 | Mrs. Miriam Morse, 165 E. Palmer. Qverseas 1, wonths, the 80. yent- They are Cpl. William H. Pyles, and overseas since November, |ave, - Sgt. Morse js a former om. 0 soldier is the son o Ms. Cora son of Mrs, Martha Pyles, 1135 ConFormerly employed at R. C. A. ployee of Sears, Roebuck & Co. (Kohl, 549 S. Harris st, and son of cord st.; Sgt. Frank M. Larrison Jr., Pfc. Butler is 24. His brother, Sgt. | a. uw : {Ira Wilson, Charles st. Sgt. Wilson gon of Mrs. Lucille Larrison. 330 Carl Butler is at Ft. Meade, Tex.,,| Pvt. Vern Davis, who was cap- has a small son, Howard Raymond, | Sanders st.; Capt. Donald A. Brafand two brothers-in-law, Pfé Ger-! tured by the Germans last fall, has 3 years old. ‘Near ie |tord, husband of Mus. .Juanita. G. ald Smith and Sgt. George Dodge, been liberated from a prison camp -1n service six years, he is a for- | Brafford, 6062 Haverford ave, and are in England. [near Fallingbostel, Germany, ac-| oC employee of the Fairmount pfe, Carl Kazacoff, son of Mrs. "x x cording to a radio announcement Oo 88 C0. and former student al|paraasika Kazacoff, 163¢ N. WinPRISONERS— heard by ‘his wife, Mrs. Wilma co nical high re i | field ave. Cpl. Charles H. Stammer, another Dass 210 Lockburn st.. Woundetl Marca «zo in Germany| First Lt. Wayne M. Pressiar, husmember of the 106th division, is eTving with Whe Sth army - in for the second. time on the Westernibénd of Mrs. Ruth M. Dresslar, 1137 now reported a|ltaly, Pvt. Davis was Yeported first | front, Pfc. Kenneth R. Tidd., hus- Dudley ave, has been awarded the prisoner of the|®8 hissing since Sept. 26. His pang of Mrs. Helen M. Tidd, 838 purple heart for wounds received in Germans in Sta-| Mother is Mrs. Mae Coleman, also g Missouri st., is noggin a hospital {action on Luzon. lag 4-B. {of the Lockiutn Sgaress. lin ‘Germany. The 20-year-old [ The 19-year-old serviceman was soldier is the son| F(% Raymond Harrls, son of Mr.|fign(ing with a tank battalion of of Mr. and Mrs, | 41 fs. Loren Harris, 5256 E. 17th | the 7th army. He was wounded Albert *Stammer, | St: Was liberated from a German|p.t in Holland last October and 513 Yoke ave, Prson-camp on March 29. He had | yas hosptialized in Paris until De- | and Was captured | Deen capturea Jan, 21 and is DOW | cember: | " Dec. 19 in Bel- SOSA ized in France. | Overseas since last May, gium during the vine put, an infantry Ye8l- Tidd has a 4-months-old daughter, Battle of the Ment of the 7th army, Pvt. Harris gandra Fay, whom he has never
flav Of, Cpl. Stammer p10 He is a 3S Deen overseas since November, seen. A brother, Pfc. Harold Tidd,
4 ; graduate of Manual Training high| ’ a js fighting in Germany with the 0 every school and attended Indiana uni-| 9th army. His parents are Mr. and d 3] versity extension division wjore] WOUNDED. | Mrs. Vernon Tidd, 2 S. Plum st. | 18 1t entering service. Prior to joining| 8. Sgt. Starling Jones, husband | " 8 4 { 5 the 106th he received A. S. T. P. of Mrs, Gladys Jones, 1429 S. Sayer! + Sgt. Wesley Stout III, husband of | touches ’ training at Alabama Polytechnic st, is convalescing in a hospital in, Mrs. Wanita - Higgins Stout, 1808 institute. ? England after having been wounded Carrollton ave., and son of Mr. and | w 4 { April 3, in Germany. ’ Mrs. Wesley Stout, 34 E. Minnesota | Pfe. Ewing F, Napier, husband of An infantryman with the 79th di- st. was wounded March 24 in Ger- | Mrs. Lois D. Napier, 1653 Carrollton vision, Sgt. Jones is 24, and has! many. ave, has written that Le is a Pris-| heen overseas six months. He is a| . Before entering service he was oner of the-Germans in Stalag 4-B.| former employee of the Chevrolet! employed at Central Motor Parts Serving with the infantry of the commercial Body division. (Co. and attended Technical high 7th army, Pvt, Napier was captured | 8 8 nn | school. Sgt. Stout has been overNov. 30 in France. He is 22 and | Wounded April 4, while fighting |seas since October serving with nl has been serving overseas. since with the “7th army in Germany, | armored unit. % July. Pvt. Napier is a former em- | Pfe. Bernard $17 GSRG, won of | de : s ployee of the Acme Evans Flour Co. His father, W. W, Napier, lives at 1261 Standard ave,
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oY » . Mrs. ‘Anna-Trauner, 920 Holmes st.,|. Cpk Tommy ici, nephew of | sy is now improving fa a hospital in | Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Johnson, zs for d fish, fowl, meats France. . | Shriver, is now hospitalized in San and economy meals
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On his second tour of duty, Cpl. the Western front, and T. Sgt.| German prison, | Siefke has served in Cuba, Bougain- | Lloyd R. True, son of Mr, and Mrs, [gallantry reads: “When {ville and lceland. He is with the Elba E. True, 3215 S. East st, has| {earned the air medal at his 14th | air force base in China. |
| front, Pfc. Edmund Stapp has WIit=| philippit |ten his wife, Mrs. Mary Stapp, 905 | peer
Carter, son of ‘Mr. and Mrs. Ray- |
i i y 1st Lt. |® hospital in France, operated on, ..q eC VRE . Pilot of a P-51 Mustang, 1s and returned to his company within fon Carter, 1820 Ruckle st.
Mary C. Leeper, 521 8. Harding st
thas returned to duty. [ev and for killing 20 Germans, Pfc. | o| Dallas W. Viehe, husband of Mrs.!
years old, dnd has two children, | 20IITIN
| Howard Wilson Ewing F. Napier | Kenneth Tidd Morris Butler Missing
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