Speedway Flyer, Volume 12, Number 1, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 July 1943 — Page 4

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CARD OF THANKS—We wish to thank our friends and neighbors for the kindnesses, sympathy and floral offerings received at the death of our son Charles W. Lyons. We especially thank Rev. Howard Anderson of the Speedway Christian Church for his comforting words, and also the Farley Funeral Home for their efficient service. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Lyons MONEY—Plenty of it. FOXS’ FRUIT FARM. 3% miles northwest of Speedway. TA. 0129. VM RENT—Modern eottegea on Shafer Lake. For reservations write to Lake Lodge Cottages, WL R. 1, Monti cello, InfL, or call Belmont M23-W after 6:M p m. PAPER HANGING—W. E. REYNOLDS, 1606 Fisher St, Speedway. Call Belmont 4326-M. Estfanate free. HENDRICKS—The bicyle man, 15 years at 643 E. 42nd, now at 1907 E. Riverside Dr. WANTED—Paper hanging, painting and paper cleaning. Work guaranteed. Miller, 8545 W. Washington Street. Belmont 3140-M. FILM SERVICE—One 6 or 8 exposure roll developed and printed for 25c. Reprints from old negatives 4c each. Also will enlarge old negatives to any size. Bring or mail to Speedway Film Service, 5440 CrawforcuvUle Road, Res. Phone Be. 1822-J, FOR SALE—6-room modern home. 1313 Winfield Street, Indianapolis. This is a nice home priced reasonably. Drive out and look It over. For further information caH Be. 1492-W.

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Birthdays for July—Paul Jenkins, July Ist; Frances Maton Bilbee, 2nd; John Aiken, 14th; Charles Stewart, 20th; Robert Denny, 20th; Harris Thorpe, 21st; Arthur Higbee 39th, Ganz Hammer, 26th; Bob Bland 30th and Oliver Zeiher 31st. Several have failed to turn in the Sate of the Boy’s birthday, will you kindly call or mail it to Mrs. Ganz Hammer if you have not already done so. Ensign Marjorie Lytle, U S N R, 418 W. Minister Road, Lake Forrest, 111. Lt. K. E. Amick, 89th Fighter Sqd., Farmingdale, L. I. New York. Dale Anderson, E M 3rd Class, USSSYMS 268, North Barracks Ho. 2, Mare Island, California.

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Pvt John D. Anderson, 393 Engineering Reg. Special Ser., Camp Clabourne, La. John Blair, S M 3-C, 6270266, U S N R Army Guard, Center Pacific, Treasure Island, San Francisco, Calif. Pvt. Bob Bland, 115 Signal Rad. Int. Co., Preside, San Francisco, Calif. Francis M. Bilbee, F c % Carrier Corps, U S N T S, Syracuse, N. Y. Pvt. Marlon G. Bratton, 404th Training Group, Flight E., Miami Beach, Fla. Clayton Brown. H A, 1-2 2nd U SM A W FM S, Goleta, Calif. Sf. Sgt. Forster Burcope, 28th Training Group Sqd. B, Jefferson Barracks, Mo.

Pfc George Cunningham, 43-2 AA Fort Collins, Colo. CpL Ansel G. DeLong, 478th Air Base Sqd., Patterson Field, Fairfield, Ohio. Robt. C. Denny, 30th T T S Barracks 774, Scott Field, HI. Robert Dudley, Yeoman 3-C, Naval Armory, Indianapolis, Ind. John J. Eakin, Seaman 2-C, U S Coast Guard Air Station, Lindberg Field, San Diego, Calit Arthur J. Eisenbart, F 1-C, U S Receiving Ship Detoil, Treasure Island, San Francisco, Calif. _™- Eric R. Enders, 12th H. Bomb. FToc. Hq. Army Air Base, Lincoln, Nebr. Cp o Pauj. Elwood, 12th Observation Sqd., Camp Livingston, La. _ J***-* C John E. Ewing, 15th T S S Br. 409, Chanute, 111. Pvt. Arnot Froh, U S Army, A t S° ma T * French, 763rd Ord L.M.) Co. 63rd Infantry Div., Camp Blanding, Fla. Mr. and Mrs. H. J. French, 1745 Gerrard Drive have recently returned home from a visit with Roma in Florida. They report a nice time. Pvt. Kenneth E. Geiman, Pit. 273 Recruiting Depot, Marine Barracks Parris Island, S. C. ~^ £c - Leonzo v - Glidewell, Co. (H) 2nd Student Bn., Normoyle Ord. Depot, San Antonio, Texas. Anthony Grabner, 411 Bombardier Sqd., Gowen Field, Boise, Idaho. Pvt. Niles M. Gwinn, 413th T S S A A Ft. T C, Flight 344-C, Clearwater, Fla.

Pfc. Ganz Hammer Jr., Billings General Hospital, Barracks 1300, USA, Ft. Harrison, Indiana. Lieut Homer D. Haase, Western Reserve University, C T D, Cleveland, Ohio. Henry C. Hazelwood, Jr., 302 T S S Flight C., Box 1256, Keesler Field, Miss. John Herriter A S Co. 3, S U N £ S, M M Farm Campus, Dexter Hall, University of Minnesota. St Paul, Minn. ; ' Lieut. Arthur L. Higbee, Asst. Adjutant, Room 411, National Hotel, Miami, Fla. Lieut. Earl L. Higbee, % Chicago and Southern Air Lines, Memphis, Tenn. Cpl. Robert H. Hoerger, Barracks 3716 Co. E, 800 S T R, Camp Crowder, Mo. Cpl. Joe W. Holmes, 979th T E F T Sqdn. Williams Field, Chandler, Ariz. Ronald K. Houk, Co. C, 31 Medical Trn. Branch, 4th Platoon, Camp Grant HI. Pfc Harold Huber, 35139114, 302 T S S Box 21, Keesler Field, Miss. Pvt. Donald E. Hilt, 35563150, 24th Evacuation Hospital, Camp Blanding, Fla. Pvt. Edward E. Hubble, 409 Tr. Grp., Fit. W-l, Basic Training Cen. No. 4, A A S T C C, Miami Beach, Fla. Pvt. Paul L. Jenkins, 736 Eng., H U Co., U S A, E U T C, Camp Claiborne, La. Cpl. Raymond Jenkins Jr.. 461 S T Service Sqd. Army Air Base, Venice, Fla. Pfc. Daryl E. Johnson, Student Squadron No. 4, Class 43-32, L V A

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A F, Las Vegas, Nevada. Pfc. Frederick M. Jones, 212th Signal Depot Co., Barracks 2817, Camp Crowder, Mo. Pvt. James Lee Kellam, Hdqs. & Service Co., 160th Engrs., C Bn. 4th George G. Meade, Maryland. James Keating, R M, 3rd class, Armed Guard Center, Brooklyn, N. York. Pvt. John C. King, 35142030, USA, 342nd Medical Regt., Camp Cooke, Calif. Lt. A. D. McKinley, Koronado Kourt, San Antonio, Texas. Lieut. John J. Mann, C W S, Replacement, New York District, Columbia University Club, 4 West 48 Street, New York City, N. Y. Ist Sgt. Kenneth L. Martin, Marine Aviation Det. Bar. 39,Naval Training Station, Norman, Okla. Lieut. L. H. Martin, M. C. 7120, Indian Creek Dr., Miami Beach, Fla. Robert David Means, H A Ist Class, Dispensary Y, Camp Barry, Great Lakes, 111. Pfc. Irwin Frank Melson, 12th Tech School Sqd. (S P) Barracks 749, Scott Field, HI. Sgt. Morris Mikklesen, 557, C A A A, Camp Davis, N. C. Ist Sgt. Christian Woodrow Mikklesen, 766th Tech Schl. Sqd. Spc. Buckley Field, Colo. A. S. Norvin A. Nagle, Co. 628, Great Lakes, HI. His home is at 1481 Auburn St. Richard Nelson, A O M, 3rd class, C School, Barracks No. 88, N A T T Center, Jacksonville, Fla. Albert K. Mayo, Co. 8, D 3, Barracks 7, U S Coast Guard, Gov. Island, Alameda, Calif. Pfc. Carl G. Off, 3580325, Fit. B T S S 422 Br 1012, Class 3-2043 Amarillo Field, Amarillo, Tex. Pvt. Arnold J. Oggier Jr., 607 Troop Group Fit. 396, T 8 8, St. Petersburg, Fla. Jack E. Owen, Bar. 510 G 12-4, Great Lakes, 111. Cpl. Robert P. Pace, Hq Hq Sq sth District, A A F T T C, Miami Beach, Fla. Harry A. Parker, V-6 H A, 2nd Class, Co. 595, U S N T S, Great Lakes, Hi. Carl A. Piper, A S Co. 464 Great Lakes, 111. Pfc. Harvey Phipps Jr., 3rd Student Sqd., K AA T, Kingman, Ariz. Pfc. Hayden M. Rahm, Psychological Research Unit No. 2, Army Air Force Classification Center, San Antonio Aviation Cadet Center San Antonio, Tex.

Cpl. Arthur Raper, Leavell 8., Co. B, STB-AAS Enl. Br. No. 1, University of Mississippi, Oxford, Miss. Pvt. Bruce W. Romel, Battery B--226 C. A., Camp Haan, Calif. Pvt. Chas. E. Ross, Co. E, 331st Med. Reg., Camp McCain, Miss. Pvt. Durward K. Ross, 29th General Hospital, Ft. Meade, Md. Cpl. Tech. Kenneth Schoenewey, Btry C., 173rd F A., Camp Gruber, Okla. Booth Scholl, Base No. 11, U S Coast Guard, Gov. Island, Alameda Calif. Pfc. George Scholl, 1405 Q M Depot Co., C L in (A V M) Army Air Base, Syracuse, N. Y. Pvt. J. O. Sharp, 35580369, Bttry A, 226th C A ( A A) Bn., Camp Haan, Calif. Pvt. Walter Slattery, Co. C, 26th Signal Training Battalion, Camp Crowder, Mo. Walter is the son of Mrs. Olga Healey, 2326 Georgetown Road. He has lived in Speedway ten years. Graduated from Speedway High School Class of 41. He was employed at Allison’s. Billy Smock, Naval Air Corps, Lake Forrest College, Lake Forrest 111. Pvt. Gordon Smock, 615th Training Grp. Sqd. 422, St. Petersburg, Fla. Pvt. Paul F. Stamm, Battery B, 14 B, F A-R T C, Fort Bragg, North Carolina, 7th Sec.' Pvt. Russell C. Stark, Co. A, 66th Ord. Bn., Camp Crowder, Mo.

Pvt. Charles R. Tremor, Platt. 1252, R O M C B, San Diego, Calif. Pvt. James Tremor, Platt 1252, O R M C B, San Diego, Calif. Pvt. Charles Thompson, A S N 35099711, 517 Par. Inf., Camp Coccoa, Ga. James Kenneth Tracy, Co. 628, U S N T, Great Lakes, HI. Mrs. Bessie Tracy visited her husband over the week end. His furlough for nine days will begin July 21st. He will be at home at that time at 1648 Lynhurst Drive. Pvt. John H. White, U S M C , Photographic Sec. Div. Hdq. Bldg. 111, A-l, Camp Pendelton Training Staff, Ocean Side, Calif. Raymond Wilkeraon, 12th Tech. School Sqd. Bar. 754, Scott Field, HL , Leslie R, William, Recruit Detachment, 3rd Station Complement Patterson Field, Ohio. Pvt Clarence H. Williams, 421st Training Group, Flight B, Sqd. 1, Gulfport Field, Miss. Pvt Robert E. Williams is the same as Buddy's. Robert ATWieber, A S, Co. 828 j U S N T S, Great Lakes, fa. Cpl. Arthur E. Wilson, Co. 1, 2nd ! Pita. 10th GMBTC, USA, damp ; Lee, Virginia. j Pvt Richard E. Wilson Jr., Co.! 35-268, Marine Aviation Detach-j ment, Navy Pier, Chicago, IIL Staff Sgt. Earl C. Wiseman Jr., I U S Army C L R Co. 2nd Br. 81st Med. Reg., Camp Barkley, Tex. Pvt. Floyd E. Workman Jr., 488 M P E G do. Ft Custer, Midi. Pvt. John Wren. U S A, 420 T G Fit. P A A, F T T C, B T C No. 4, Miami Beach, Fla. Corp Bert Russell Wren, USA. 584 T T S, Atlantic City, N. Y. Lieut. Oliver M. Zeiher, 73 General Hospital, Camp Atterbury, Ind. We will give you a list of the boys overseas: Carlton Boles, Walter Daupert, Glenn Denton, Julian Baugh, Donald Graham, Lawrence Griswold, Richard Flory, Jack Henson, Henry Miller, John Nelson, John Ramsay, Oliver Riggs, Harry Shultz, Raymond Smith, Charles Stewart Harold Turner, Donal: Barnes and Thos. J. Ledwith. Pfc. Donald E. Hilt, 24th Evacua- ! tion Hospital, Semi Mo, Camp Blanding, Fla. Anyone wishing to add their boy’s name to the list, please mail it to Mrs. Ganz Hammer, 2021 N. Lyndhurst Drive, Speedway, Ind.

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