Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 August 1945 — Page 7

FRIDAY, "AUG. 10, 1945 .

In the Service:

Men Ready to Return Home,

Must A: Gene 1. Bey, S911. I.

18th "st; ©pl. Grover Osburn, 960

N. Temple ave.; S. Sgt. Gilbert A 18mith, 2201 N, New ‘Jersey st, and Cpl. Orland Purrow, R. R. 2, will soon return to the United States after service in Italy with the 15th air force. .

First Lt. Dean & 8. Birch, 1523 Spann ave.,-will soon arrive in the

numerous missions as a B-24 bombardier in Italy. Lt. Birch, a member of the 15th air force, will go to the Pacific after some special training in this country.

8. Sgt. Thomas J. Johnson, 1428 N. Pennsylvania st, has been asflened to the occupational air force n Europe as a member of a B-17 lant of the 15th air force. He has|1 een overseas 15 months.

! Sgt. Richard E. Vos, son of Mr. find Mrs. Cornelius Vos, 4910 E 19th st, has begun training as an vation engineer at Geiger Field, Nash. Upon completion of his raining he will be assigned to a ombat crew.

Graduates From Course | Pvt. Robert Stephens, son of Mrs. 2816 MacPherson it, has graduated from the army Wir force's training command's light-week course on radio repair t Truax field in Madison, Wis,

Second Lt. Dorothy L. Golden, aughter of Clarence A. Golden, 51 Northview ave., was graduated iecently as a member of the 12th ‘lass in the basic training school for rmy nurses at F't. Knox, Ky.

| 8& 8gt. Eugene Pickler, son of Ar. and Mrs, Barney Picker, 2615 i 18th st., was discharged from the 'rmy recently. He has been in the ervice since December, 1941, and rears the American Defense ribbon, the Asiatic-Pacific ribbon with ‘ree battle stars and the Philippine beration ribbon with one bronze Lar,

Cpl. Harold J. Miller, brother of fiss Emma Miller, 1128 8, Keystone ve, and T. Sgt." Robert Mockbee of ndianapolis, met recently in Bonn, lermany. Opl. Miller has been overs Pas since May 1044.

! Cpl. Charles G. Woolwine, 3640 W. ith st, was a member of the lst lirborne army which occupied Ber. 0. They checked against sabotage nd looting and helped "maintain iscipline,

On Escort Carrier | Aviation Machinist's Mate 3-c| rederick Hughes, 620 E. St. Clair | .» is serving aboard the U. 8. 8S. uwannee, an escort carrier in the acifie. ;

| Six local men y aboard the U. 8. 8. lornet: are Firemen l-c Cecil Wilams, 2305 E. 26th st.; Chief Ma-! iinist W. F. Brehor, 2214 8. Penn- | lvania st; Printer ‘lec Fred

shroeder, 3412 8. East st.; Aviation Miatness. 1723 Park ave. James Neblet, |

iachinist's Mate 1-c Robert 8hep-

United States after completing

‘| Mrs. Ethyl Hopper, R. R. 20, Box

Many Local

R. Myers "P. Clendenen

ROSE MYERS, yeoman 3-¢,| daughter of Mr, and Mrs. 8, M.| Myers, 1546 College ave., is now on duty with the public relations divi. sion of the navy" department in, Chicago. PAUL H. CLENDENEN, seama 1-¢, is now serving in the South Pécific. Hé is the husband of Mrs. Flora Clendenen, 1122 St. Paul st, and has two sons, Kenneth and Donald.

and bakers school at the naval training school, Chicago, Ill Patterson is. Corporal | Cpl. John A. Patterson, whose wife, Betty, lives at 1631 E. Mich- | igan st, has been promoted from private first class while with. the 90th infantry division in Germany.

Pfc. Joseph D. Hopper, son of

462K, is a cook for a headquarters squadron in Casablanca, The squadron is active in the redeployment) program to the States via the North African division. v

Three local sailors and a marine | fought at Okinawa aboard the U. 8. 8. West Virginia, the only battleship which has taken part in every major landing operation in the Pacific the last six months, The men are Seamen 1-¢ Charles | W. Sparks, Indianapolis; Fireman | 1-¢ Stanley M. Griner, son of Mr, | and Mrs. Samuel H. Griner, 1337 8. Reisner st.; Marine Cpl. Ernest Cor-| rel], 709 Park ave., and Steward’s| Mate 2-¢ Clark L. Shoffner, 1220 N.| Tremont st.

Thomas - H, Smith, son of Mrs. | Dora Smith, 1628 Ingram st, has| been promoted to the rank of tech |} nical sergeant. He is an engineer on a C-468 transport plane with the 8th troop carrier command. i

In the navy since September, 1942, Pharmacist's mate 2-¢ Roy Bryan, son of Mrs. Adeline Bryan, 11156 S8hannon-ave., is now serving | in the Philippines with the 7th | fleet.

Thirteen Inducted Thirteen local men have heen in- | dycted in to the armed service from |

ithe Marion county board 2, They are: Rueben Fuller, 2169 N Gale st.;: Richard | Hostetler, 3727 N. Keystone ave; Robert |

2737 Columbia ave: Claude Stigger, De | Baltimore ave; Robert Harvell, 24M

rd, 702 E. Minnesota st.; Gunner's ate 2-c Harvey Sharrer, 312 Pine;

, and Seaman 1-c Leman Dexern, Mat

3 Wright st.

‘Serving aboard the U. 8 S8.if

Martindale ave: Virgil Patton, 1604 % th st. Everett McCing, 2338 N. Run { st.: Willard Weeden, 2430 Columbia eve.}.| tthew Brittain, 2514 Winthrop ove; Archie Tufts, 2301 Columbia ave.; Wil liam Bridgeforth, . 2042 Schofield ave. | and _Bamuel Ball, 2358 N. Oxford ave

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| rmingham in the Pacific are Seaan 1-¢ Kenneth Askren, R. R. 15, lachinist’s Mate 2-c James Drew,! 9 N. Gladstone ave. and Seaman ic Frank Hessman, 1238 Unien st.

Pilot School Graduate

‘Elmer C. Brooks, son of Mr. and | rs. Marshall Brooks, 348 N, Jefs! son st., graduated recently from e automatic pilot school at Jack-|

aville, Fla.

Pfc. Willlam Bloomer, 1178 W, “h st, and Pfc. Rora Martin, 936 rwyn st, were discharged retly after they had been hospii1zed at Mayo General hospital. _ “i 3. Sgt. Robert L. Brown, son of | *. and Mrs, C. R. Brown, R. R. 1,| | stationed with the air transport nmand in Dakar, French West rica,

As Hospital Technician pl. Paul Wolfgang, 3122 Indianolis ave, is serving as a hospital (hnician in the 34th general hos- | lal at Blanchford Cainp, England. |

3econd Lt. Elmer L. Regula, son | | Mr. and Mrs. Elmer J. Regula, | 8 Guilford ave. graduated re-! tly from the air force's adminis. | itive officer Pandidate school at (xwell Field, Ala.

Seaman 2-c Paul Lombardo, 917 New Jersey st. has completed | bt training at the U, 8. Naval | ining center at Sampson, New rk.

3gt. Carl R. Thomas, son of Mr. | [1 ‘Mrs. David Thomas, 1214 W { st, arrived in the States reitly after 21 months overseas h the 28th division.

james R. Hearne, son of Mr, and | s. R. E. Burger, 1422 English |

. 18 awaiting orders following his ||

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