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              <text>SERVICE RECORD BOOK OF MEN AND WOMEN&#13;
OF&#13;
Brighton, Michigan and Community&#13;
Sponsored by the&#13;
AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY UNIT No. 235&#13;
Assisted by the&#13;
BRIGHTON AND COMMUNITY BUSINESS MEN&#13;
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DEDICATION&#13;
The Je sse B. Cooley Unit 235, American Legi on Auxiliar y,&#13;
Brighton, Michigan, Dedicates this 'Service Book to the men and&#13;
women who served in all branches of the armed forces during&#13;
World War II.&#13;
TO OUR HONORED DEAD&#13;
"Living In Memory"&#13;
"Such lives as these ha ve not been live d in va in&#13;
But hold an influence rare devine, on lives that here remain".&#13;
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"LIVING IN MEMORY "&#13;
Me lbour n e Morgan&#13;
W il!f am F . Richmond&#13;
E dwa r d J. Pi tting ,ger&#13;
Rober t E . L. Mo r la n&#13;
Wa lter R ay C ar _p1a c k&#13;
Homer Har rington&#13;
Frederick N. Singer&#13;
Roy Th ~ -&#13;
Troy A . Sm ail&#13;
Char 1es T . Sheffer&#13;
We were unable to get service records or photographs&#13;
of the following Brighton boys who are also in Memoriam.&#13;
John Allen&#13;
Charles 0. Dean&#13;
Earl Keyes .&#13;
Harry Hayes&#13;
Edwin R. Rosser&#13;
Frederick Waterbury&#13;
Edward T. Baro ski&#13;
Harris Damon&#13;
Azel Travers ,&#13;
William J. Scroggins&#13;
Lyle Davenport&#13;
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GOLDS TA R BOYS&#13;
WAL TER RAY CARMACK&#13;
Date of lnduction: October 2, 1942 .&#13;
Branch of Service: Army A ir Co r ps.&#13;
Train in g Stat ions: Sheppar d Fi eld, T exas; Ra di o Sc hool,&#13;
S io ux F alls , So ut h Dakota; Ae rial Gun n ery School, Harlin ge n,&#13;
Texas; Flight Train in g, B oise, Id aho; March Fi eld, Rivers&#13;
ide Cal i fornia.&#13;
Date of E.mbarka ti on : J anuary 9, 1944.&#13;
Theater o f Op eration: European Theater, five bomb in g&#13;
m i ss io n s o ver Germany .&#13;
Medals Ear n e d: Good Con du c t, A ir Medal, European Theater&#13;
o f Operat i ons R ibbon, P ur ple Heart, Battle Sta r s.&#13;
Rank : Se r gea nt.&#13;
To ta l Month s Served: Sixteen.&#13;
Remarks: Kill e d on 5t h mission a t Nur em b e rg, Germany.&#13;
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GOLDS TA R BOYS&#13;
HOMER K. HARRINGTON&#13;
Date o f Induction: Febr ua r y Zl , 1944.&#13;
Branch of Se rvic e : Infantry .&#13;
T r a inin g St atio ns: Camp Wh it e, O regon; Camp San Luis&#13;
Ob i s po , Califo rn i a ; Camp Ca ll a n, Ca li for ni a ; Camp B ea l e,&#13;
C alifo r nia.&#13;
Da t e o f E m ba r ka ti o n: July 26, 1944.&#13;
Theater o f Ope r a ti o n: Sou t hwest Pac ific.&#13;
M e d a l s E a rned : Combat Inf an tr yma n B a d ge , As i a tic - P acifi c&#13;
M e d a l w ith Br onze St ar and Arrowhead, Ph ili pp in e Lib er -&#13;
a ti on Ribbon.&#13;
To t a l M onths Se r ve d : Eight.&#13;
Rema r ks : K i lled in ac ti on o n L ey t e Isla nd , November 12,&#13;
1944.&#13;
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GOLD STAR BOYS&#13;
MELBERNE K. MORGAN&#13;
Date of Induction: August 18, 1943 .&#13;
Branch of Service: Army.&#13;
Training Stations: Camp Croft , South Carolina .&#13;
Date of Embarkation : January , 1944 .&#13;
Theater of Operation : Southwest Pacific.&#13;
Medals Earned : Expert Rifle , Sub-Machine Gunner,&#13;
Pistol.&#13;
Rank: Private First Class ,&#13;
Total Months Served : Fifteen .&#13;
Remarks: Melberne was the youngest soldier in his company&#13;
and was killed November 9, 1944 by enemy machinegun&#13;
in one of the worst battl es at Break Neck Ridge on Leyte&#13;
Island . In many letter s rec e ived from Ge neral McArthur , his&#13;
Commanding Officer, Chaplains and others , Melberne was&#13;
always found a gallant so ldier , doing hi s duty and was missed&#13;
by those who kne w him, his purple heart and other citations were&#13;
receiv e d.&#13;
GOLDS TA R BOYS&#13;
ROBERT E. J. MORLAN&#13;
Date of Induction: Dec ember 4.&#13;
Branch of Service: Nav a l Air Service.&#13;
Training Stl1tions a nd Dates: Gro se Is le, D et r o it , Michigan ,&#13;
December 4, 1940 to Se ptember 11, 1942.&#13;
Rank : Petty Officer Third Class and Ph o t og ra p her .&#13;
Remark s : Killed in plane crash, September 11, 194 2.&#13;
ED WARD PITTENGER&#13;
~Date of Induction: March 26, 1944 .&#13;
Branch o f Se rvi ce: A rm y.&#13;
Trainin g Stat i ons and Dates: Camp Robinson, Arkansas ,&#13;
March 26 to Jul y 30 ; Camp Maxey , Texas, Aug ust 14 to&#13;
September 10 .&#13;
Theater of Operation: B el g ium .&#13;
Rank : Private .&#13;
R emark s: Killed Dece mber 17, 1944.&#13;
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GOLDS TA R BOYS&#13;
WILLIAM F. RICHMOND&#13;
Date o f Induction : Jun e 8, 1943 .&#13;
B r anc h of Service: A rm y Infantry.&#13;
Training Stations: Fort Knox, Kentucky; F o rt Meade, Maryla&#13;
nd ; F o r t Or d , California .&#13;
Date of Embarkation: November , 1944 .&#13;
Theater of Operation : Paci fi c.&#13;
Rank: P r ivate First Class .&#13;
Total Month s Serve d : T wenty .&#13;
Remarks: Killed in action agai n s t the enemy in t he&#13;
Temayak Region o f Luz.o n, March 3, 104 5 . Buried a t Sa nt a&#13;
Barb a r a, Philippine Islands .&#13;
CHARLEST0MASS HEFFER&#13;
Date o f Indu c tion: Januar y 12, 194 l .&#13;
B r an ch o f Se rv i ce : Coast Guard .&#13;
Tra i ni n g St a t i on s and Dates: Buff a lo, J a nuar y 12 to M arc h l ;&#13;
Hough t o n, M ich i gan , n i ne o r ten mon t h s; C levela nd Gene r al&#13;
O ffi ce s.&#13;
R an k: Yeoma n F irst C la ss.&#13;
Total M o nt h s Se rve d : Thirty - o n e.&#13;
Rema r ks: Passe d a w ay in C l evela nd Mar ine H os pital.&#13;
Au gu st 14, 194 3. Dea t h cause d f rom c o mp li cations follo w ing&#13;
sc a rlet f eve r.&#13;
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FREDERICK ~GER&#13;
Date of Induction: August 21 , 1944 ,&#13;
Branch of Service: U.S . Army.&#13;
Training Stations: B oot training at Cemp Wheeler, Geo _rgia;&#13;
Fort Meade , Maryland .&#13;
Date of Embarkation: January Z, 1945 .&#13;
Theater of Operation : European Theater.&#13;
Medals Earned: Purple Heart , Combat Infantry Badge, Expert&#13;
Rifleman's Badge.&#13;
Rank : Private First Class .&#13;
Total Months Serve d : Eight .&#13;
Remarks : On March 15, seriously wounded in fighting at Tries ,&#13;
German y and died the same day .&#13;
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TROY A . SM A I L&#13;
Date o f In du c ti on : Oc tob e r 9 , 194 3.&#13;
B r a n ch o f Serv ic e : Ma ri ne.&#13;
Tr a inin g St a ti on s : Ca m p P en dl et o n, Ca lifo r ni a ; Sa n Di eg o ,&#13;
Ca lif o r n ia .&#13;
Da t e o f E mb a rkati on : J a nu a r y , 194 4.&#13;
T hea t e r o f Ope rati o n : So uth Pac if i c, Ro i-N a mur , Sai pan,&#13;
Tini a n , lw o Jima ..&#13;
Medal s Earn e d : Asiatic-Pacific Theft"ter of Operati o ns&#13;
with (our Bron z.e Stars , Presidential Unit Citati o n , Pu r pl e&#13;
Heart.&#13;
Rank : Pri vate First Class .&#13;
Total M o nths Served : Se venteen .&#13;
Remar ks : Died o f w ound s re ce iv e d Mar ch 3 , 10 4 5 o n lwo&#13;
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ROY J. TH O M AS&#13;
Da t e o f Indu c t io n: M a r c h , 10 4 3-.&#13;
Br an C"h o f Se rv i ce : A ir Co rp s .&#13;
T ra inin R St at i o n s: C l t-veol n nd , Oh i o; Da ve,n por t , Io wa ;&#13;
Co r p u s C hri s ti. Tex a s,&#13;
Re m a rk s: Kil le d Ap ril I ~. J__04_:_l!,!_ C o r pu s C hri st i. T E&gt;xft~ .&#13;
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DONALD M. ALLA N&#13;
Date o f Ind uction: M a r c h 9 , 194 5.&#13;
B ranch of Service: N avy.&#13;
T ra inin g Stati ons and Date s: Gr e at L akes, Illin ois, Ap ril 9&#13;
t o june 10, 1945.&#13;
Da te o f Embark a t i on: July 9, 1945.&#13;
T heater of Operat i on: So ut h Pacific, O kinawa , Japan .&#13;
Medals Earne d: Vict o r y Medal, As i atic-P acific Are a Ca m p -&#13;
aign Med al, Amer i can A r ea Campa i gn M e d al.&#13;
Date Retu rn e d to U.S.: M ay 4 , 1946.&#13;
Disc h ar ge d : Gr eat L akes, Il linois, Jul y 12 , 1946.&#13;
Rank: Seam a n Fir st Clas s.&#13;
T otal M o n ths Se rv e d : Sixteen.&#13;
P resent Oc cupa tion: Ford M o t or C ompa n y .&#13;
DA YID C ALDER APPS&#13;
Date qf Indu ction : Februar y 17, 19 41 .&#13;
Branch of Service: Signal Corps, Ordnance .&#13;
Training St at i on s a nd Dates : McOill Field , Florida , F t"b ru 1u-v&#13;
17, 1941 to M a r c h 5 , 19 41; Ab er d ee n Proving Grounds.&#13;
°January 15, 1944; Penta g o n , Washington, O .C ., Oct~be r 21. ,&#13;
1945: F o rt Knox, Kentucky; Albuquerqu e. New Mexi co .&#13;
Medals Earned : American Defen se Med a l .&#13;
Discharged : Pentagon, Washington, D.C . , October 2.~, l 04 !&gt;.&#13;
Rank : Major .&#13;
Total M onths Served : Fifty-six months and five dftys .&#13;
Present Occupation: Director of Sound Lab , ~neral Motor s&#13;
Proving Grounds.&#13;
Remarks : Helped to develop V-l. Rocket Fuse . Fired rockrt!--&#13;
from tank at Aberdeen Provine Grounds .&#13;
WILLIAM M . A LLAN&#13;
Date of Indu ction : Novembe r 23, 1942 .&#13;
Branch o f Ser vice: U.S . Na vy Se abees .&#13;
Training Stati ons a nd Da t es: N .C. T .C. , Camp Endi co tt , R h od e&#13;
Island , Decemb e r 2 3, 1942 t o April 5 , 1943; N . C. T .C . .&#13;
Camp R oussea u , Ca lifornia , April 5, 194 3 t o Jun e o, 1043,&#13;
Date o f Emb a rk at i o n: Jun e 9, 194 3.&#13;
Theater o f Ope r a ti on: Sou t hw es t Pacific, B ou gainville,&#13;
No vember 1, 1943; Ph ili pp in e Invas io n , October 24, 10 44,&#13;
Medal s Earn e d: Pu rpl e He art.&#13;
Date Return e d t o U .S.: Octo b e r I , 194 5.&#13;
Discharged: Gr ea t La kes, Illinoi s, Octobe r 12 , J045.&#13;
Rank: M etal s mith Fi rst Class.&#13;
Total M o nths Serve d : Thirty -fi ve.&#13;
Present Occupation: T uo l Checker .&#13;
PHILIP F . BAETCKE&#13;
!Ja te of Induction : October 15 , 194 0 . -!t' ..,..&#13;
Br anch of Service : Insp ector Gen erals Dep a r tffl.ent .&#13;
Training Stations a nd Da t e s : M ichiga n N atio nal Gu a rd ,&#13;
1&lt;?4 0 ; Camp Living s ton, Louisiana, 1940 to 1941; N . Y. P.E .,&#13;
l &lt;,4'1; Charle s ton Po r t of Embarkation, 1942 to 1945;&#13;
He a d qua rt ers 5th Army , 1946 .&#13;
Da te of Embarkation: Au gust 2 1, 1945 .&#13;
Theat e r o f Ope r a tion : Pacific.&#13;
Med a l s Earned : Legion of Merit .&#13;
Date Returned to U.S . : Decemb er 15, 1945.&#13;
Da te Discharged : December 28, 1946 .&#13;
R an k : Colonel.&#13;
Total Months Served: Seventy-four .&#13;
Present Occupation: Lawyer ,&#13;
Remarks : Graduate of advanced Infantry course , Fort Benn•&#13;
ing, Georgia, Inspector Generals School, Washington, D .C .&#13;
CHARLES EMMETT BAIR&#13;
Dute o f induction: June 8, 1943.&#13;
Br anch of Se rvice: 2nd Division, Company C, 9th Infantry .&#13;
Tr a inin g Stations: Camp Wolters, Te xas; Camp Kilmer,&#13;
N e w J e r sey ; Ca m p Swift , T e xa s~&#13;
Da t e o f Emb a rk a ti on : Jun e 15 , 1944 .&#13;
T heate r o f Op e ration: N o rthern Franc e, A rd ennes, Rhineland,&#13;
Ce ntra l Eur ope.&#13;
M e d a l s Ear n e d : P u rpl e H ea rt , G o od Conduct Medal , Combat&#13;
In fa ntryman's B a d ge , E u r opea n- A fri ca n-Middl e Ea s tern&#13;
Campa ig n M e dal with four Bron z e Stars.&#13;
Da t e R e turned to U .S. : Jul y 19 , 19 4 5.&#13;
Di s ch a r ge d: C a mp F a nnin, Tex as, O c tob e r 28, 194 5.&#13;
R a n k: St aff Serg ea nt .&#13;
T ot a l M o nth s Se r ved: Twenty-nine.&#13;
P resent Occupation: Test Driver at General Mot o rs Proving&#13;
Grounds.&#13;
Remarks: Wounded in Brest . France.&#13;
B . KEITH BALDWIN&#13;
Date o f Indu ction : Novem b er 9, 1942.&#13;
Br a nch o f Service : Air C o rp s.&#13;
Training Station s: Mi ami Beach, Florid a; Gulfport, Mississippi;&#13;
Chanute Fi el d, Illinois; Boein g Fi el d , Seattle, Washington&#13;
L o wry Fie ld, Denv e r, Colorado; Walker Air Bas e, Walker,&#13;
Kansas .&#13;
Date o f Emb a rkation: April 7, 1944 .&#13;
Theater of Operation: Ch ina-Burm a -lndia, Pacific, Tinian,&#13;
Air Offensive of Japan, China, Ce ntral Burm a, Palembang ,&#13;
Sum a tra.&#13;
' Medals Earned: Distinguished Flyin g Cross, Air Medal with&#13;
three Br onze Clusters, P r eside nti al Unit Citation with three&#13;
Bron ze Clusters, As iatic -P aci fic Ribbon with e ight Bron ze&#13;
Stars , Ph ili ppine Liberation , Victory Med al, Good Cond u c t .&#13;
Date Returned to U.S. : August 19, 1945.&#13;
Discharged: Greensboro, North Carolina, October 22, 1945 .&#13;
Rank: Staff Sergeant.&#13;
Total Month s Se r ved: Thi rty -six .&#13;
EARLAND BE RT BAIR&#13;
Date o f Inducti o n: Dec em ber 16 , 1943.&#13;
Branc h of Service: Navy.&#13;
Trainin g Stati on s : N aval Trainin g Stati on, Great L akes,&#13;
Illinois ; S / M Base. New L o nd o n, Connecticut.&#13;
Medal s Earn e d: Europ ean The a ter of Ope rations, Victory&#13;
Medal.&#13;
Di scha r ge d: Janu a ry 10 , 194 6 .&#13;
Rank: Seaman First Cl ass.&#13;
T o tal Months Served: Thirt y - eight.&#13;
RALPH LESLIE BEEBE&#13;
Da te o f Induction: November 24, 1944 .&#13;
Bran ch of Service: U .S . Coast Guard.&#13;
Trainin g Stations and Oates: Manhattan Bea ch , New York ,&#13;
training s tation, November 25, 1944 t o February 16 , 1945 .&#13;
Date of Emb a rk a ti on: F eb ru a ry 16, 194 5.&#13;
The ater of Operation: North Atlantic, convoy duty a b oa rd&#13;
Coast Guard Cutter, N e me s is.&#13;
Disch arged: Savannah, G eo rgia, M ay 24 , 1946.&#13;
Rank : Seaman Fir s t Class.&#13;
Total Months Served: Eighteen.&#13;
Pres ent Occupation : Construction Worker .&#13;
DOUGLAS A. BERNH ARDT&#13;
Da t e o f Ind uction: March 2 I, 1941, lnf a ntr y.&#13;
T r ainin g Sta ti ons : Ca m p Gr a nt , Illin ois; Camp L i v in gs t o n ,&#13;
Louis i ana; F or t Bennin g, Geo r g i a .&#13;
Date o f Embarkation: Se ptember 26, I 942.&#13;
T hea t e r of Ope r atio n: European, Alge ri a , Tuni s ia , S icilian,&#13;
No rm a nd y, North ern Fran ce, A rdenn es, R h inel a nd, Ce ntral&#13;
Eur ope.&#13;
Med a l s Earned: Silve r St ar, Bro n ze Star wi th o n e Cluster,&#13;
Pu r p l e He a rt with two clus t ers, Unit C it a ti o n w ith one cluster&#13;
, E uropea n- Afri ca n-Middle Eastern Ribbon with e ight&#13;
Br o n ze Sta rs and Ar r owhead, Cro ix De Guerre avec Etoile&#13;
1 'argent, Ame rican Defens e, Victo r y Medal, Occupatio n&#13;
M e d al, Belgium F ou r age rr e.&#13;
Date Returned to U.S.: Jul y 29, 1945.&#13;
Discharged: Indi antow n Gap, Pennsylva ni a, N ovem b e r 24,&#13;
l 94 5 .&#13;
Rank: Ca p tai n .&#13;
Total Months Se rved: Fifty-t wo.&#13;
"Fresen t Occupat i on: St u d ent.&#13;
JOSEPH JOHNSTON BIR KENSTOCK&#13;
Dat e of In duction : June 18 , 1941.&#13;
Br a n ch o f Se r vice: U. S. N avy.&#13;
Di scha r ge d : Great L akes, Illin o i s , J a nu a r y 10 , 1946&#13;
R an k: L ieutenan t Command e r , S (E ) 2, U.S . N.R.&#13;
T o tal M onths Se r ve d: Fift y -four .&#13;
Presen t Occupation: Sa le s En g ineer.&#13;
Rem arks : Accepted co m miss ion of en s i g n o n J une 17, 194 1&#13;
, an d w ent to d uty i mme di ately in office o f superv i so r o f&#13;
·s hipbuildin g , M a nitowoc, Wisc onsin and remain e d , e n g aged&#13;
in a d ministra ti on o f N avy co ntr acts an d in s pection of sh ip&#13;
cons tr uct ion.&#13;
FRANCIS J. BID W E LL&#13;
Date of Indu ction: April 12 , 194 4 .&#13;
Branc h of Se rvice: lnfantr y.&#13;
Training Stations a.nd Da t es : Camp F a nni n, Texas, Apr il 18,&#13;
19 44 t o Sep t ember 2 , 1944 ; Camp Rucker , Alabama,&#13;
September l O, 1944 t o N o vemb e r I, 194 4 .&#13;
Date o f Embarkati o n : Novembe r 15, 1944.&#13;
Theat er of Operation: European, Nort he rn F r a n ce.&#13;
Medal s Earn e d: Eur opean - A fri can -Middl e Ea s tern T he a ter&#13;
Ribb on wit h one Br on ze Sta r , Go o d Conduct M e dal , Vic t ory&#13;
Med al o f World War 11, Army o f Occupa ti on Medal (Ger many },&#13;
Rifle Mar ks man ship M e d al, Co mbat Infantry B a dg e.&#13;
Date Returned t o U .S.: Jun e 11, 1946.&#13;
Di scharged: Ca m p Atterbury, lndi a na , J une 18 , 1946.&#13;
Rank: Private Fir st Class .&#13;
Total M onths Se rved: T we nty -s ix .&#13;
P r ese nt Occu pa ti on : Dri ver, General Mot o rs Pr ov inR Groun ds 1&#13;
J OH N ROBERT BITTEN&#13;
D a te o f lnduction: Jun e 24, 194 5.&#13;
Branc h o f Se r vi ce : N avy.&#13;
Training Station s an d Dat es: Great Lakes, lllin ois, June 24,&#13;
194 5 t o September 4, 1945; U . S.S. Sibo n ey, CYE-11 2,&#13;
Septemb er 30, 1945 to Au gu s t 10, 194 6 .&#13;
Da t e o f Emb a rkation: Se ptember 14 , 194 5.&#13;
Theat er o f Ope r at ion: P aci f ic.&#13;
Me d al s E a r ne d : V i ctory M edal.&#13;
'Disch a r ge d: Gre a t L a kes , I ll in o i s , August 20, 1946.&#13;
Rank: Seama n Se co nd Clas s .&#13;
Total M o nth s Served: Fift een.&#13;
P resent Occupation : O ffi ce M ana g er.&#13;
CARL TO N A . B OICE&#13;
Date of Induction : April 16 , 1945.&#13;
Bran ch o f Service: 33 63 B ase Su r veyor E n gineers.&#13;
Training Stati o n s: Camp Robin son , Arkansas.&#13;
Date of E mb arkat io n: October 3 , 1945.&#13;
Thea ter of Ope r a ti on: Pacific Theater.&#13;
Med a l s Earned: Victory M e d al, Asiat i c -P acific Theater&#13;
Ribbon with one ove r seas se rvi c e ba r, Army of Occupa tion&#13;
M e dal LJapan ) .&#13;
Date Returned t o U.S.: Jul y ZO, 1946.&#13;
Discha r ge d : F or t Sheri dan , Illin o i s , July 30, 1946.&#13;
Ra n k : Technic i an F ourth Gr a d e.&#13;
T ota l M o nth s Served: Fi ft ee n month s an d fift ee n d ays.&#13;
Present Occupation: Stati onary En g in eer.&#13;
Re ma rks: Completly covered th e i sla nd of H o n sh u. Served&#13;
in Korea an d Japa.n.&#13;
FRAN CIS E. BOS S&#13;
Date of Induction: J u ly I S, 1942.&#13;
B ra nch of Service: Air Cor ps.&#13;
Traini ng Stat ions and Dates: Atl an tic C ity , N ew J e r sey,&#13;
Augu st 1, 194 2 to Au gus t 1, t 94 3; Jefferson B a rrac ks,&#13;
Mis souri, August 5 to Augu s t 19, 1943 ; T o ma h, Wi sco nsin .&#13;
Date o f Embarkat ion : M ay I, 1944 .&#13;
T hea t e r o f Opera ti o n : Englan d , Fr ance , Germ an y .&#13;
Date Returned to U.S.: December 2, l c.4' 6.&#13;
Di scharge d : F o rt She rid a n , Illinoi s , Janua r y 31, 1947.&#13;
R a nk : Private.&#13;
Total M o n t hs Serve d : Sixty.&#13;
P r ese nt Occupation: W a it e r .&#13;
BE VER L Y D. B ORST&#13;
Date of Induct i on: Au gu s t 21, 1944 .&#13;
Bra nch o f Se r vice: Antiaircraft Artillery.&#13;
Train ing Stati o n s and Dates: Camp Wheele r , Geor gia,&#13;
Aug us t , 1944.&#13;
Dat e o f Emba r kat i on : J a nuary 6, 194 5 .&#13;
Thea t er o f Ope r a ti o n: Eur opean T heate r, A r d e nn e s , R h in e -&#13;
lan d , Centr a l E u r ope.&#13;
Med als Earned: Eur opea n , Army o f Occ upa t io n .&#13;
Da t e R e t urned t o U. S. : F e bru a ry 2 1, 1946.&#13;
Di scha r ge d : Camp McCoy, Wiscons i n, J uly 2, 1946.&#13;
Ran k : Pri vate F ir s t C lass.&#13;
T o ta l M o n t hs Se r ve d : Twe n ty - th r ee.&#13;
P r esent Occupa ti on: M ason.&#13;
CHARLES J. BR ADY&#13;
Dat e o f Indu c ti on: N o vemb e r 3 0 , 194 2 .&#13;
Br a n ch o f Se r vice: Air Co r ps, Ei ghth Air F o r ce.&#13;
Tra i nin g St at ion s : Mi a.ma B each, F lo rid a; Lowry Field ,&#13;
Colo r ado: B oca R a t o n , Fl o ri d a; Yale Univer si ty, Conn ec ticu t .&#13;
Date o f E mbarkat ion: Decem b er 3:l, 1943.&#13;
Theat e r of Ope r ation : Euro p ean T hea t er.&#13;
Date R etu r ned to U.S .: Jun e 9 , 19 4 5.&#13;
Discharged: N ovember 16, 19 4 5 .&#13;
Rank: F ir s t L ieutenant.&#13;
Total M onths Serve d : Thirty- s ix.&#13;
P resent Occupa ti on : Stu d e nt.&#13;
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WALTER BRANDT&#13;
Date of Induction: June 19 , 1941 , 159 th Infantr y .&#13;
Trainin g Stations and Date s : C a mp R o bert s , California,&#13;
June 19, 1941 to O c to b er 5 , 1941; C a m p San Luis Obisp o ,&#13;
Calif o rni a , October 4 to Dec e mb e r 9 , 1941; For t O rd,&#13;
Ca li fornia, December, 1941 to June, 1Q43 .&#13;
Da1:e o f Embarkat ion: Jun e 27, 1943; June , 1945.&#13;
Theater of Ope ra tio n : Aleut i an Is l a nd s , In di a.&#13;
M e d a l s Earne d : As ia ti c -P ac ifi c , Good Conduc t, Wo rld War&#13;
II Victory M edal, Ame r ican De fe n se M e d al.&#13;
D a t e Re tur ned to U . S.: February, 1945; October, 1945.&#13;
Disc ha rg e d: In d i an town G a p, Pennsylvan i a, Octobe r 29, 194 5.&#13;
Rank : Staff Ser gea nt.&#13;
T o t a l M onth s Se rv e d : Fif ty - th r ee.&#13;
Present Oc c upation: Riveter (F or d s).&#13;
ARTHUR A . CALOWELL&#13;
Date of Induction: March 23, 1942 .&#13;
Branch of Service: Marines .&#13;
Training Stations : San Dieg o, California .&#13;
Date of Embarkation : Ma y Z3, 194 2 .&#13;
Theater of Operation : Asiati c -Pacific Area , Samoa , Gilbf' rt&#13;
Islands , Hawaiian Islands.&#13;
Date Returned to U .S. : Ma rch 2 1, 1944 .&#13;
Discharged : Camp Pendleton , California, M a r ch lQ , 10,H,, ,&#13;
Rank : C o rporal.&#13;
Total M o nth s Served : F o rty-eight month s and six da ys.&#13;
Present Oc cupatio n : Vagab ond Coach Asse mbler .&#13;
VERNER P . BUXTON&#13;
Da t e of Induction : Jul y 31 , 1944 .&#13;
Branch of Ser vi ce: Inf a ntr y .&#13;
Training Stati o ns and Dat es : Ca mp J ose ph T. Robinson,&#13;
Arkansa s, Augus t, 1944 to De c ember 17 , 1944; Inf an tr y&#13;
Replacement Tr a inin g Ce nt er.&#13;
Da t e of E mbarkati o n : J anua r y 3, 1945.&#13;
Theater of Operation: Eur opea n Theater, Rh in ela nd .&#13;
M e d al s E a rned : Eu r ope a n Th e ater of Op e ration s with s tar,&#13;
P ur ple H eart , G ood Conduct.&#13;
Date Retu r ne d t o U .S . : M ay 7, 194 5.&#13;
Di scha r ge d : Perc y Jone s H osp ital, Mi ch i gan, N ovember 9,&#13;
1945 ,&#13;
Ran k : St a ff Sergean t.&#13;
T o t a l M o nt hs Se r ved: Sixtee n .&#13;
Pr ese nt Occupa ti o n : T oo l M ake r .&#13;
R em a rks: W oun d e d F eb ru ary 18, 194 5. O ltea e r , Fran ce .&#13;
JAMES C . CALDWELL, JR .&#13;
Date of Indu ctio n : November Z6, 1942.&#13;
Bran ch of Service: Infantry . Army .&#13;
Training Stations : Camp Maxey, Texa s; C a mp Swift , Louisia n a&#13;
Fort Dix , New Je rsey.&#13;
Theat er of Operation: American .&#13;
Discharged : F o rt Sheridan . Illinois, December l4, 1945.&#13;
Rank : Corporal.&#13;
Total Month s Served: Thirty-six months and twenty-nine da ys.&#13;
Present Occupati o n : Auto Mechanic .&#13;
WALTER R , CALDWELL&#13;
Dat e of Induction! J a mi 'ar.y 27, 1943.&#13;
Bran ch o f Service: Inf an t ry. ·&#13;
Training St at ion s : F o r t M cC lellan, Alabama; F o rt Ben n ing ,&#13;
Ge orgia.&#13;
Dat e o f Emb ar kation: Jun e 11, 1943.&#13;
Theat e r o f Ope r ation: E ; ropean- 'i!?frican -M iddle Ea s t ern,&#13;
the smash of N az i In vas ion o f Greenland .&#13;
M e dal s Earned: Vict o r y, Good Co nd uct.&#13;
Date R e turned t o U. S. : December 2 , 1944 .&#13;
Di scharge d; F o rt She rid a'n, Ulino G: oecember 29, 1945 .&#13;
R a nk : Technician Fi fth Gr a d e.&#13;
T otal M ont hs Se r ved: Thirty-four m o nths an d twe nty- s even&#13;
days.&#13;
P r esent Occup a ti on: Assem b ler, o f Vagabond Co a ches.&#13;
DON A LD E. CAR NEY&#13;
Da te o f Indu c tion: December 9, 194 2.&#13;
:13ranch of Service: A ir F o r ce.&#13;
Tr ainin g Station s a nd Oates: Camp C uster, M ichig a n ,&#13;
December 9 to 15, 1942; Atlantic City, Dece mber 1 5 , 1942 to&#13;
February 2 1, 1943; Chillicothe, Mi sso u r i , F eb ru ary 21 to&#13;
Apri l 30, 1943; M axton A r m y Ai r B ase , N o rt h Ca r olina,&#13;
M ay , 1943 to Ap ril , 194 5; B lythev i ll e, Arkansas, M ay, 1945&#13;
to June, 1945.&#13;
Di sch a rge d: Patterson F ie ld, Oh i o, Januar y 30, I 946 .&#13;
Rank: Se r ge an t.&#13;
To t al M onths Serve d : Th irt y - e i gh t.&#13;
P r ese n t Occupation: St o re M ana~e r .&#13;
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TED M . CARMACK&#13;
Date of Indu ctio n: Ja nua r y 29, 19 4 3.&#13;
Branc h o f Service: Air Co r ps.&#13;
Training Stati o n s a nd Da t es: Gu nne r y School , H arl in gen,&#13;
Texas, July , 19 43; Armament Sc hool, De n ve r , Colora do,&#13;
N ovember , 194 3.&#13;
Date o f Em b ar k ati o n : July I, 194 4 .&#13;
Theater o f Op eration: Euro pe an Theater .&#13;
M e da ls Earn e d: Eu rope an T he ater o f Ope rati on s Ribb o n,&#13;
t wo s t ars, Unit C itati o n .&#13;
Dat e Return e d to U. S.: Octobe r 8 , 1944.&#13;
Di scha rged: Lo wr y Fi el d, Co lo rad o, F ebr uer y 6, 1946.&#13;
Ra n k: Sergeant . "·&#13;
T o t a l M onths Se r ve d: Thirty-six ,&#13;
P res e nt Oc c upati o n : F o reman F o rd M o t o r Co mpany .&#13;
Re marks: Fl ew o n m issio n acros s No rth Sea to b o mb&#13;
Germany's At o m B o m b C hemical Wo rk s at P ee nemunde ,&#13;
Germ"'"" ·&#13;
EDWARD JAMES CARNEY&#13;
Date o f Induction : May 8, 1944 .&#13;
Branch of Service: Navy .&#13;
Training Stations : Great Lakes , Illinois; A .G . C ., Gulfport ,&#13;
Mississippi; A .A. T . C ., Shell Beach , Louisiana; A.G.C . .,&#13;
New O rleans , Louisiana; P . S . N .S., Bremerton , Washington;&#13;
S .S . Benjamin M . M elcher and S . S. Vern on S . Hood .&#13;
Date o f Embarkation : August 3 0 , 1944.&#13;
Theater of Operation : Pacific .&#13;
M e dals E a rn e d : American A rea, Victory Medal , Aaiatic-&#13;
Pacific with one star, Philippine Liberation with two stars .&#13;
Date Returned to U . S .: August 30, 1945 .&#13;
Discharged : Great Lakes , Illlnols, January 19, 1946.&#13;
Rank: Seaman First Class , U .S . Naval Reserve.&#13;
Total Months Served : One year, eight months and twelve day s&#13;
Present Occupation: Tool Maker .&#13;
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CHARLES E. CASE&#13;
Date of Induction : April 16, 1945 .&#13;
B ranch o f Se rvi ce : Army, Corps of Milita ry Police.&#13;
Tr a ining St a tions a.nd Dates: Ca mp Joseph T . Robinson ,&#13;
Arkansas, April ll, 1945 to September ZS, 1945 .&#13;
Date o f Embarkation: No ve mb er 17, 1945 .&#13;
Theater of Ope r a ti o n : European Theater , Occupation Duty.&#13;
M e da ls Ea rned : A rm y of Occ upation M e da l (Ge rm any }. Victory&#13;
Medal.&#13;
Date Returned to U.S. : January 29 , 1946.&#13;
Discharged : Fort Sheri d an, Illinois, July 14, 1946.&#13;
Rank : Priv ate First Class. /&#13;
Total Months Serve d : Fifte en.&#13;
Present Occupatio n : Ford Motor Company .&#13;
DAVID C . CHAMNESS&#13;
Date of Induction : April l8, 1941.&#13;
Branc h of Se rvice : U . S . C o ast Guard .&#13;
Training Stations a.nd Dates : U . S. Coast Guard Training&#13;
Station, Algiers, Louisiana, April 30, 1941 to June 18, 1941;&#13;
Cook &amp;: Bak er School, Biloxi, Missisaippi , February 13,&#13;
1942 to March 11, l 94l.&#13;
Date of Embarkation : April 6, 194l.&#13;
Theater of Operation: Pacific, Guadalcanal, Bougainville .&#13;
Medals Earned: Presidential Unit Citation .&#13;
Date Returned to U .S . : June, 1944 .&#13;
Diocbarged: Cleveland , Ohio , April 30, 1947 .&#13;
Rank : Sbip's Cook Third Class .&#13;
Total .'4.ontha Served : Seventy-two .&#13;
Present Occupation: Ford Employee .&#13;
GEORGE E. CHA BRIER&#13;
Date of Induction : August Z6, I 94 Z.&#13;
Branch of Service: 94th Infantry Di vis io n .&#13;
Training St at ion s: C am p P hi ll ips, Kan s a s; Camp McCain,&#13;
Miss iss ippi; Camp Forre s t , Tennessee.&#13;
Date o f Embarkation : August 6, 1944 .&#13;
Theater of Opera tion : Eur ope an Theater, North e rn France,&#13;
Rhineland, Central Eur op e , Ardennes.&#13;
Medal s Earne d : Goo d Conduct Ribbon, E u ropean-African-&#13;
Middl e Eastern Theater with four Bron ze Batt le Sta rs ,&#13;
overseas service ba r s .&#13;
Date Returned to U.S .: Jun e 22, 1945.&#13;
Discharged: F o r t Sheri d an, Illinois, Jun e 27, 1915 ,&#13;
Rank : St aff Sergeant.&#13;
Total M on th s Serve d : Three years ,&#13;
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DONNA ALICE CHAMNES S LITTLE&#13;
Dat e of Inducti on : Septe mber 5, 1944.&#13;
Br a nch o f Service: C ad et Nur se Corps.&#13;
Training Stations a.nd Dat es: Grac e Hospital, Detroit,&#13;
Mich igan, September 5, 1944 to April 19 , 1946 .&#13;
Discha rg e d : April 19 , 1946. •&#13;
Rank : Ca d et Nur se.&#13;
Total M o nt hs Serve d : Nin etee n .&#13;
Present Occupation : Housewife .&#13;
JOHN L. C HAMNESS , JR.&#13;
Date of In duction: August 11, 1941.&#13;
Bran ch o ( Service : Army Air Corps.&#13;
Training Statio ns and Dates : Jefferson Bar racks, Mhsouri,&#13;
August 12 to September 11, 1941; Chanute Field, M echanic&#13;
School, Texas, September 11, 1941 to Feb r ua ry 12, 1942.&#13;
Dat e o f Embarkotion: July 15, 1942.&#13;
Theete r of Operation: African.&#13;
Date Retur n e d t o U .S.: December 4 , 1944 .&#13;
Dis c h t1rg e d : Scott Field, Illinois, December 5 , 1945 .&#13;
Rank: T echnic al Serge ant.&#13;
T ,,t a l Mo nths Se r ve d : Fif ty-one.&#13;
!· resent Occupation : Farmer (Wheat ).&#13;
REX W . CHENOWETH&#13;
Date of Induction : May 8, 1944 .&#13;
Branch of Service : U .S. Navy .&#13;
Training Stati ons and Date s: Great Lake s , Naval Training&#13;
Center, Illinoi s; New L o ndon Su bmarine Bas e, Connectic ut;&#13;
San Diego , Sonar Base, California; Portsmouth Navy Yard,&#13;
Po rtsmouth, New Hamp sh ire ; U.5.S . Odax (55- 484 ),&#13;
Guanta namo Ba y, Cuba; Key West Submarine Ba se, Fl ori da .&#13;
Date of Embarkation : Ju ly 11, 1945 .&#13;
Theater o f Operation: Caribbean Sea, Atlantic .&#13;
Medal s Ea rned : American Theater, Victory .&#13;
Date Returned to U.S.: June 7, 194 6 .&#13;
Discharged : Jacksonville, Fl ori da .&#13;
Rank: Motor Machinist Mate Third Closs (55) ·.&#13;
Total Months Serve d: Twenty-Uve .&#13;
Prese nt Occupation: Welder.&#13;
JOHN R. CHENOWET H&#13;
Date of Induction: April 23 , 1941.&#13;
Branc h of Servic e: U .S. Army Air Force.&#13;
Training Stations and Dates: Fort Sheridan, Illinois, 1941;&#13;
Fort Lew i s, Washington, 1941 to 1942; Fort Stockt on, Texas,&#13;
1942 to 1943; Rap id City, So u th Dak ota, 194 3 to 1944;&#13;
England, 1944 to 1945; McC ook , Nebra ska, 1945.&#13;
Date o f Embarkati on: April 13, 1944.&#13;
Theater of Operation : Normand y, Northern France, Ardenne&amp; ,&#13;
Rhinelan d , Central Europe.&#13;
Meda ls Earned: Go o d Con duct, European Th eater of Operations&#13;
w i th one Silver and one l:hon ze Star.&#13;
Date Re turned to U.S.: June 8 , 1945.&#13;
Discharged : Fort Sheridan, Illinoi s, September 8, 194 5.&#13;
Rank: Staff Serge ant.&#13;
Total Mo nths Served: Four years, five m onths.&#13;
Pre~ent Occupation : Ap p . L ineman.&#13;
RO B ERT E. CHENOWE T H&#13;
Date of indu ctio n: Ju ne 19 , 1945.&#13;
Branch o f Service : U.S . Navy .&#13;
Trainin g Stati o n s : Great Lak es , Nava l Training Center;&#13;
U.5.5 . Admiral W.5. B e ns o n ; U . 5 .5 , B e al e (DD-471 ) ; U . 5 , 5.&#13;
L,5 . T . 600; U.S.S . L.5 . T . 69 7; U .S.S. L .5 .M . 8 0; U.5.5 . L.5.T .&#13;
947 .&#13;
Dat e of Emb a rkation: September 27 , 1945.&#13;
Theater of Operation : Pacific.&#13;
Medal s Earned: American A r ea, As iatic-P a cific , Victory.&#13;
Date Returned to U.S.: August 13, 1946.&#13;
Discharged: Great Lakes, Illinois, August 21, 1946.&#13;
Rank: Fireman First Class .&#13;
Total Months Served : F ou rteen and one half,&#13;
Pr ese nt Occupation: Refrigeration Service Man .&#13;
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ARTHUR E. CHESTERS, JR.&#13;
Date of Induction: May 11, 1943 .&#13;
Branch of Service: 386th Medical Coll. Company.&#13;
Training Stations : Camp Grant, Illinois, basic training; For t&#13;
George G. Meade, Medical Corps; Camp Chaffee, Arkansas,&#13;
Medical Corps.&#13;
Date of Embarkation: March 18, 1945.&#13;
Theater of Operation: South Pacific, Invasion of Okinawa.&#13;
Medals Earned: Two overseas service bars, American&#13;
Campaign Medal, Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal, with&#13;
one Bronze Battle Star; World War 11 Victory Medal, Good&#13;
Conduct Medal.&#13;
Date Returned to U.S.: March 9, 1946.&#13;
Discharged: Camp Grant, Illinois, March 16, 1946.&#13;
Rank: Technician Fourth Grade.&#13;
Total Months Served: Thirty-three .&#13;
Present Occupation: Auto Mechanic .&#13;
F . CHARLES CO NE LY&#13;
Date of Induction: M arch 17, 1943.&#13;
Branc h of Se r vice: Fi e ld Artiller y, Army.&#13;
Training Stations: F ort Jackson , South C ar ol ina ; Tenne ss ee&#13;
Man euve rs; Camp Att erbury , Ind .iana.&#13;
Date of Embarkati o n : N ove mb e r 10 , 1944 .&#13;
Theat er of Oper ati on: European , B attle of Bu lge.&#13;
Meda.le E arn e d : Good Conduct, European Th e at er R ibb on with&#13;
two Ba ttle Stars, Expert Mark s man, Rifle and Ca rbin e .&#13;
Date R etu rned to U.S .: Ap ril 28 , 1945 .&#13;
Dtacha rge d: F ort Sheri dan, Illinoi s , De c ember 2, 194 5 .&#13;
Ra.nk : Technician Third Cla ss.&#13;
Tota l Month s Served : Thirty-three .&#13;
Preaent Occupation: Trucking .&#13;
Remarks : Prisoner of War , on return to U .S . se rved a s a&#13;
Prisoner of War Guard at s everal c amps in Michigan .&#13;
CLARENCE K. CHOPMAN&#13;
Date of Indu cti on : October 9, 1942 .&#13;
Branch of Service: lnfa ntry.&#13;
Training Stations and Dates: Camp Adair, Oregon, November&#13;
to April with 38 3rd Infantry, 96th Division; April to April,&#13;
1944, Camp Shelby, Mississippi, with 272nd Infantry, 69th&#13;
Division.&#13;
Date of Embarkation: June 3, 1944.&#13;
Theater of Operation: European Theater, Normand y , Northern&#13;
Franc e, Ar denn es, Rhineland, Central Euro pe.&#13;
Medals Earned: G ood Conduct, European-African-Middle&#13;
Eastern with five Battle Stars.&#13;
Date Returned to U.S.: July 18, 1945.&#13;
Discharged: C amp Campbell, Kentucky, October I, 1945.&#13;
Rank: Pri vate First Class.&#13;
Total Months Served: Thirty-five months and twenty-two days,&#13;
Preaent Occupation: Brown-McLain Company, Hamburg,&#13;
Michigan .&#13;
HORA CE EARL CO NELi&#13;
Date of Indu c ti o n: Jul y 9, 1943.&#13;
Branch of Service: Navy .&#13;
Training St at i on s: Gr eat Lake s, Illin o is; Coro n a d o Island,&#13;
Ca liforni a ; San Di ego, C a l iforni a.&#13;
Da te of Embarkation: M arch, 1944.&#13;
Theater o f Ope ration: Pa c ifi c , Guam, Saipan, Tini an,&#13;
Philip p ine Campa i gn.&#13;
Meda ls Earned: Vict o r y M edal, As iatic-Pacific Area w it h&#13;
one star, Ph i lipp ine Lib eration with tw o s tar s.&#13;
Dischar ge d : Gre a t Lakes , Ill inoi s, M arch 22, I 946.&#13;
Rank : M oto r M ach ini s t 's Mat e Thi rd Class.&#13;
To ta l M o nth s Served: Thirt y -t hree.&#13;
P r es e nt Occupation : T ru ck ing .&#13;
MARSH ALL C. COOP ER&#13;
-.Date of Induction: April 7, 194 4.&#13;
B ranch o f Serv ic e : N avy .&#13;
Tr a ining Stations a nd Dates : Gr ea t Lakes , Illinoi s , April 2,&#13;
1944 to May ZO, 1944; Wash in g ton , D.C. , May ZO, 1944 t o&#13;
Augu s t 2 0 , 1944; B os t o n Na vy Y ard, Aug ust 20 , 194 4 t o&#13;
Oc t ober 17, 1944 ; U.S.S. M o n a Isl and, O c t obe r 17, 194 4 to&#13;
December J 5, J 94 5 .&#13;
Dat e o f Embarkati on: Oc t ober 17, 1947 .&#13;
Theater of Ope r ation: Asiat i c -Pacif i c , O kinawa .&#13;
Meda ls Earn e d: Vict o r y, Am e ri c an As iati c - P ac if ic with one&#13;
s tar .&#13;
Da t e R e turned to U.S.: Decembe r 11, 19 4 5 .&#13;
Discharge d : Sa n Pe dr o, C a l if o rnia , December 19 , 1945 .&#13;
Rank : S.A.I. T hi rd C la ss.&#13;
Total M onths Served: One yea r, eight mon t hs and thirte~n&#13;
days .&#13;
P r esent Oc c u p ati o n: Wet chme. king (scho o l) .&#13;
WILLIAM W. CRAWFORD&#13;
Date o f Ind uc ti on: June, 19 37 .&#13;
Branc h o f Se rvice: U .S. Army Air Corps.&#13;
Trainin g Stati ons an d Dat es: Fort Slocum, New York , June,&#13;
1937; F o rt Kam, Hawaii, Augu s t , 1937 .&#13;
Da t e o ( Embarkation : March 24, 1943.&#13;
Theater o ( Operation: Europea n Theater , No rmandy [nv asio n .&#13;
Medal s E ar ned : Presidential Unit Citation, Vict o ry Medal&#13;
with tw o Battle St ars.&#13;
Date Returned t o U.S.: October 1, 19-44.&#13;
Discharged: St ill in U .S . Air Corps as an Army Instructor&#13;
for Michigan National Guard .&#13;
Ra nk: T ech nical Sergeant .&#13;
Total Months Served : Ten years .&#13;
JAMES E. C OX , JR .&#13;
Da t e o f Indu c tion : January 8 , 1944 .&#13;
Bran ch o f Service: ln fantr y.&#13;
Tra .ini ng St a ti ons : Fort M c Clellan, Al a bama; F o rt Mead e ,&#13;
Mar ylan d; Ca m p Van Dorn , Mi ssi ss ippi; Camp Pi c kett,&#13;
Virginia.&#13;
Da t e of Embarkati on: October 14, 194 4 .&#13;
Theater o f Operation: European Theater, Ardenne s , Central&#13;
Eur ope , R hine l a nd Cam paigns .&#13;
M e d a l s Earne d: Eur ope an-Afric a n-Middle Eastern, P urple&#13;
Heart, Co mb a t Infa n try Badge, G oo d C on du c t .&#13;
Date R e turn e d to U .S.: Dece mber, 194 5.&#13;
Disc ha r ge d : F o rt Sheridan, lllin o i s, Februar y 2 7 , 194 7.&#13;
Rank: P riv a t e Fir st Class.&#13;
Total M ont hs Served: Thirty-seven .&#13;
P r es ent Occupa ti o n : M aso n .&#13;
Remark s: Woun d e d December 16, 1944 in B elg ium Bulge&#13;
B attle .&#13;
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STERLIN G CROUT&#13;
Date of Induction : May 1 5, 1944 .&#13;
Branch of Service : Navy .&#13;
Training Stations: Great Lakes, Illinoi s.&#13;
Diacharged: Great Lakes, lllinoi s, Jul y 15, 194 5.&#13;
R&amp;nk : Seam a n Second Cla ss.&#13;
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WILLlAM F. CURISTO N&#13;
Date of Induction: February 11, 19 4 2 , Navy.&#13;
Training Stations : Great Lakes, Illinois; Little Creek,&#13;
Virginia.&#13;
Date of Embarkation: August 4, 194Z.&#13;
Theater of Operation: Atlantic-Pacific, North Africa, Ita ly&#13;
and France.&#13;
Medals Earned: G oo d C o nduct.&#13;
Date Returned t o U.S.: September 30, 194 5.&#13;
Discharged: Grea ·t Lakes, Illinoi s, October 19, 1945.&#13;
Rank: Gunner 's Mate Second Class.&#13;
Total Months Served: F o rty-four.&#13;
Present Occupation: Carpenter .&#13;
Remarks: Serve d on S.S. American Robin; S.S. T a wali;&#13;
U.S.A . T. John Erickson; S.S.James Island; S.S. David Stone;&#13;
S.S. Robin Tuxford.&#13;
A N DREW S. DA VIS&#13;
11a t e o f indu c ti on : March 23, 19 4 l.&#13;
Bran ch o f Se r v i ce: A ir F orce P il ot.&#13;
Training Stat io n s: Kelly Fi e ld , Texas, P r e- F ligh t; C innmer on&#13;
F lying School; E nid B asic F ly in R Schoo l; Pampl!. , Flori d a,&#13;
Adva nce Flying Schoo l; Bry an In s t rument Schoo l.&#13;
Da t e o f Emba r ka ti on: Mar ch l5, 1946.&#13;
Theater o f Opera ti o n: Eur opel!.n an d N o rth A f r ican, Army of&#13;
Occ up a tion .&#13;
Medal s Earne d : Occupat i onal Med al, Ame ri can Theater,&#13;
Vic t o ry Medal.&#13;
Dat e Returne d t o U.S.: M arch 10 , 19 47.&#13;
Oi sc harged: F ort She rid a n , Illin o i s , Ma y 9, 19 47.&#13;
Rnnk: Cap tain .&#13;
T u t al M o nth s Serve d : S i xty-t hree.&#13;
P r ese nt Occ u pat io n: Gen e r a l M o tors Research L abr a t o ry .&#13;
!VANG. DAMON&#13;
Date of lnduction : January 13, 1942.&#13;
Branch of Service: Army.&#13;
T r aining Stations and Dates: F ort Custe r , Michigan , January ,&#13;
1942; Camp Wallace , Texas, February, 1942; Camp Hulen,&#13;
Texas, March, 1942.&#13;
Date o{ Embarkation: April 29, 19 4 2 .&#13;
Theater o f Operat ion: European Theater, Algeria, Tunisian,&#13;
Sicilian, Naples-Fo g gia , Rome-Arno, Southern France, Rhinelan&#13;
d .&#13;
Medal s Earned: Purple Heart.&#13;
Dat e Returned to U.S.: July 4, 1945.&#13;
Discharged: Fort Sheridan, Illinois, August 27, 1945 .&#13;
Rank: C o rporal.&#13;
Total Months Served: Forty-two .&#13;
Present Occupation: Factory Worker.&#13;
HA ROLD L. DA VIS&#13;
Date of indu ctio n : F eb r ua r y 13, I 94 l.&#13;
Bran ch of Serv i ce: Air F orc e .&#13;
Training St ati on s: Ch anut e Fi e ld, Illinoi s; Willow Run,&#13;
Michigan; G e ig e r Fi e ld, Wa sh ingt o n ; B ly the , California;&#13;
P yote, Texas; P u e b lo, Colo rad o.&#13;
Da te o f Embarkati o n : M ay 27, 19 4 3.&#13;
Theater of Ope rati on : Eu r opean Theater, N or ma ndy, Northern&#13;
France , Arde nn es, Rhinel a nd, Ce ntral Eur ope, Air O ffensiv~&#13;
o f F.ur o pe .&#13;
M e da ls Earne d : Br o n ze Star , G oo d Con du c t.&#13;
Date Ret u r ne d t o U .S.: June 9, 19 4 5 .&#13;
Discharg e d : F o rt Sherid a n , Illin o is , Sept e mber 30, 19 4 5.&#13;
R ank : M aster Se rg e a.nt .&#13;
Total M o nt h s Se rv e d : F or ty-four .&#13;
Present Oc cupa ti o n: B u rr ou gh s Adding Ma ch in es .&#13;
PAUL W. DAVIS&#13;
Date of lnduction: Decem ber 3 , 1943 .&#13;
Br anch o f Service : Air F o r ce.&#13;
Training Stati ons a n d Dates: Keesler Field, Mi ssiss ip p i,&#13;
J a nuary and F eb ruar y, 1944; Alt u s Fi eld, Oklahoma, F e bruary,&#13;
1944 ; J a ckso n, Tenne ss e e (C, T .D, ). M arc h, 19 4 4 ;&#13;
Lowry F iel d , Denver, Colo rad o, Ap ril to Oc t o b e r , 1944;&#13;
F o r t M yers, Fl o rid a, N ovember, 194 4 t o January, 1945;&#13;
L inc ol n Army A ir B ase, N eb r aska , Febr uary t o April, I 0 4 5.&#13;
Date o f Emb a rkation: July 9, 1945 .&#13;
Theat er o f Operation: Pacifi c, six mi ss ions ove r Toky o.&#13;
Date Retur;_ed to U .S .: Mar c h 2 0 , 1946 .&#13;
Discharged: Camp Atterbur y, Indiana, Mar ch 24 , l 04&amp;.&#13;
Rank: Technical Se~geant .&#13;
T o ta l Months Served: Twenty-seven ,&#13;
P r esent Occup ation: Produc e W orker .&#13;
JOHN W. DILLOW A Y&#13;
Dat e o f In du c t ion: Ap ri l 16, 194 5.&#13;
Bran ch of Se rvi ce : A rm y.&#13;
Trainin g Stati o n s and Da t es: F o rt Si ll, Oklahoma, M oy 5 ,&#13;
1945 t o N ove mb e r 13, 194 5 .&#13;
Date o f Embarkation: Decemb e r 1 1, 194 5.&#13;
Theater o f Ope ration: Eur opean Th eate r .&#13;
Dat e Re turn e d to U .S .: July 5 , l 946 .&#13;
Dis charge d: C a mp M cCoy, Wi scons in, J uly I 0 , 194 6 .&#13;
Rank : Privat e Fir s t Class.&#13;
To t a l M onths Se r ve d: Fift een.&#13;
Pr esent Oc c upati o n: Carpenter .&#13;
LEO C. DEVINE&#13;
Date of Indu ct i on: J an uar y 5 , 1945 .&#13;
Bran c h o f Service: Army .&#13;
Trainin g St ations and D at es : C a mp,, olters, Texas ,&#13;
'J anuar y 11 to Ma y 2, 194 5 ; F or t M ea d e, Mar y land , Ma y 16,&#13;
to Jun e l3.&#13;
Dat e of Embarkation : Ju ly l, 1Q4 5.&#13;
Theat e r o f Ope rati o n: Pac ific .&#13;
Medal s Earned: Vict o r y M e dal , As iati c - P acific .&#13;
Date- Returnf'd to U .S.: January 10 , 1046 .&#13;
Discharged: Fort Sheri dan , Illinoi s, Januar y 10 , 1046 .&#13;
Rank.: Private .&#13;
T o ttd Months Servf'd: Twelve m o nth s and two week s .&#13;
Pre-sent O cc u p oti on : In s urance Bu siness .&#13;
GLEN WOODROW DING M P.N&#13;
06.t e of Indu c ti o n: Ap r il 7 , 19 44.&#13;
Branch o f Servi ce: N avy.&#13;
Trainin g St a ti o n s a nd Da t es: G r eat La kes, Il l in ois , P.p ril 7,&#13;
to June 7, 19 44; F leet Se r.vi ce School , Vir g ini a B eac h ,&#13;
Virgini a , J une 7 t o 28, 1944; 0 .0. Tr a inin g School, No rfolk ,&#13;
Virginia, Jun e 28 to Sep t em b e r 2 1, 1944; Br ookly n Navy Ye.rd •.&#13;
New York , Septembe r l l, 1944 .&#13;
Date o f Embarkat i on: Se ptember 21, 1944.&#13;
T he a t er of O per a ti on: P a c ific, lw o Jim a, O kin a w a .&#13;
Med als Earned: American T hea ter, Asiat ic-P a c ifi c wit h&#13;
four Star s , Ph i li ppi n e Lib e r at io n , Navy Unit Cit a ti o n v. it h&#13;
Star, Go o d Con d uc t.&#13;
Da te Return e d t o U .S. : Sep t e mb e r.&#13;
Oi sc ha ·rged: Gr ea t La ke s , llliryo i s , Dec e mbe r 13 , 194 5 .&#13;
Ra n k : Rad a r man Seco nd Class.&#13;
Total M on t hs Se r ve d: Twen ty.&#13;
P r esent Occupa ti on : Owner a nd Ope rator of Grocery Stor e.&#13;
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SCCT T DA RREL L DUNHAM&#13;
Da t e 0 £ in duction : June 2 2 , 1944 .&#13;
Br anch of Service: N avy.&#13;
Trai ning Stations and Date s : G r eat Lake s, Illin o i s, June 26&#13;
t o Septemb e r I , 1944; Gre a t Lake s , Illin o i s , (B as ic Engineering&#13;
), Septe m ber 2 0 t o N o vembe r 22, 1944 ; R i chm ond , Vl r g ir .i i.,&#13;
(di esel ), N ove mbe r 2 7 to F ebruary 1 , 19 4 5.&#13;
Da t e o f Embarkat i on: M arc h I 7, 194 5.&#13;
Th e a ter of Operat ion : P a cific .&#13;
Date Retu r ne d to U .S . : F e bruar y I , 1946.&#13;
Dis c h a r ge d : Gr eat Lakes, Illino i s, F eb r uar y 9 , 1946 .&#13;
Rank : M otor M ach ini s t 's M a t e T h ird C lass .&#13;
Total M o nths Serve d: T w en ty .&#13;
P r es ent Occupa ti o n : T ool M a k er .&#13;
R e m a r ks : Se r ve d on L .C. I. (G ) 69; a nd has t he J. me ri c an&#13;
A r ea R ib bo n, Wo rld Wa r II Vi c t ory R ib b on, Asiatic - Pacific&#13;
R ib b on.&#13;
JOHN M. ERNEST&#13;
Date of Induction: April 23, 1941.&#13;
Branch of Service : Army .&#13;
Training Stations : Camp Grant , Illinois ; Fort Sill , Ok.lahomaj&#13;
_Edgewood Arsenal., Maryland; Fort Bragg, North Carolina:&#13;
Camp Carson, Colorado; Camp Hale, Colorado; Fort Bliss,&#13;
Texas .&#13;
Discharged: F o rt Bliss , Texas, October 4, 1943 .&#13;
Rank : Stall Sergeant .&#13;
Total Months Served : Twenty-nine.&#13;
Pre s ent Occupation: Machini s t .&#13;
., ,&#13;
EVERETT LESLIE EMERY&#13;
Dat e of Induction: August 26, 1942.&#13;
Branch of Service : C hemica) Warfa r e Se rvice .&#13;
Training Stations: C a mp Sib ert, Ala b ama; Ca m p Forr est ,&#13;
Tenn e ss ee; Ca mp Stone, Cali fo r n i a (e m barkation ).&#13;
Date of Emb a r kati on : F e bruar y 28.&#13;
Theat e r of Ope r a ti on : P ac ific .&#13;
Medals Earn e d : Vi c t ory M e d a l , Am e ric an Theat e r Ribbon,&#13;
Asia tic-Pacifi c The a ter Ribbon , w ith on e Br on ze Battle&#13;
St a r, P hilip p ine Liber a t i on Ribbon, wi th on e Bron ze B a ttle&#13;
St a r , thr ee ove r s e a s ser vic e b a r s, one service st rip e.&#13;
Date Return e d to U .S . : De c e mb e r 10 , 1945 .&#13;
Discharged : F o rt Sh e ridan, Illin oi s , De c ember 17 , 1945 ,&#13;
Rank : Technician Fif th Gr a de .&#13;
Total Month s Serve d : Three ye ar s, four months and six days .&#13;
P re sent Occu p ation : M a chinist . '&#13;
RAYMOND N . FALK&#13;
Date Of Induction: March 23 , 1945 .&#13;
Branch of Service : Infantry .&#13;
Training Station s and Dates : Camp Croft, South Carolina,&#13;
April I , 1945 to July 30, 1945; Camp Rucker, Alabama,&#13;
Augu s t 17 , 1945 to September 7, 1945 .&#13;
Date of Embarkation: March 18 , 1946.&#13;
Theater of Operation : Europe .&#13;
Medals Earned : merican Theater, Victory Medal, Army&#13;
of Occupation Medal (Germany).&#13;
Date Returned to U.S .: December 15, 1946 .&#13;
Discharged : Fort Sheridan, Illinois, January 6 , 194 7.&#13;
Rank : Technician Fifth Grade .&#13;
Total Months Served : Twe {lty-one .&#13;
Present Occupation : F r,•d "!:mployee .&#13;
LOUIS P . FANTINI&#13;
Date o f Lndu c tion: Octobe r 7, 1942 .&#13;
Br anch of Se rvi ce: 91st Mil itary Police Platoon .&#13;
Traini ng Statio n s: Camp White, Medfo rd, Oregon; Camp&#13;
A d ai r , Corvall i s , Oregon.&#13;
Da te o f E mbarkation: Ap ril 12, 1944.&#13;
Theat er o f Operation: Jtaly, R o me-Arno, N or th ern Apen nin es ,&#13;
Po Vall ey.&#13;
Medal s E arned: G oo d Conduct , one service s tri pe, thr ee&#13;
Br onze B attle Stars, thre e ove r seas s ervice b a r s , Victory&#13;
M edal, American Th ea ter Ribbon, European - African- Middle&#13;
Eastern The a ter Ribbon.&#13;
Date Returned to U.S .: Sep tember 10 , 1945.&#13;
Dis charged: F ort Sheridan , Illinoi s, N ovem b e r 4, 1945.&#13;
R a nk: Sergean t.&#13;
T o tal Month s Se r ved: Thirty-six months and twenty-eight&#13;
day s .&#13;
P r esent Occupat i on : State Tr ooper.&#13;
Remarks: Serve d with Fift h Army .&#13;
W!LLlAM L . FI SK&#13;
Date of Indu ction: June 8 , 194 2 .&#13;
Br anch of Service: A ir Corps.&#13;
Trainin g Stati ons an d Dates: Fort Custer, Mi ch ig an, June 8,&#13;
to June 12, 1942 ; Jeff e rs on B ar rack s , Mis so uri , June 13 to&#13;
Octob e r 12 , 1942.&#13;
Date of Embarkation: October 23, 1942 .&#13;
Th eater o f O p era ti on: Pacif i c.&#13;
Me d als E ar n e d: One serv ic e s tripe, Asiatic-P a cific The a ter&#13;
Ribb on, s ix ove r se a s se r vi ce b a rs, Go od C on d uct M e d al.&#13;
Date Retu rn e d to U. S .: Oct ob e r 22 , 194 5.&#13;
Discharged : Camp Grant, Illin o i s , Oct ober 31, 194 5 .&#13;
Ran k: Co r pora l.&#13;
T o t al M onths Serve d: Forty rr.on t hs and twenty-four day s.&#13;
Pres en t Occupation: B ar Ten d er.&#13;
DICK F ARVER&#13;
Da te of Induction: M arch 6 , 1945.&#13;
B ranch o f Service: U .S. N a val Reserve.&#13;
Tr a ining Stations and Dates: March to Sep temb e r , 194 5,&#13;
N.A.T.T. C. , Memphis, Tenn essee; N ew Orlea n s , Septembe r&#13;
to October, 1945 ; San D iego, Califor ni a, two weeks; a b oar d&#13;
the U.S.S. Kadashan B ay CVE -7 6; U.S.S. Sa rg e nt Bay CVE-83&#13;
Theater o f Operat ion: South Par ifi c.&#13;
Med als Earned: American Area, As i atic-Pacific, Vict o r y.&#13;
Dis charge d : Great Lakes, Illin o i s , J uly 23 , 1946 .&#13;
R a nk : Seaman Fir st Class.&#13;
Tota l Month s Served: Sixteen F.'!.Onths an d seven t ee n day s.&#13;
Remark s : In th e t e n months sea duty was at P ea rl Harb o r ,&#13;
Shanghai, Ok in awa , Guam and P a n ama Cana l.&#13;
JAMES 0. FRY&#13;
Dat e o f Induction: May 25, 1943 .&#13;
Branch o f Se rvi ce : He a dquarter s, 87th Armored Field&#13;
Artill e r y Battalion.&#13;
Training Statio n s: F o rt Custer, Michigan; For t Sill ,&#13;
Oklahoma; F o rt Knox , Kentu cky, Scotl and, En g l and.&#13;
Date of Embark a ti on: January 2, 1944.&#13;
Theat e r o f Operation: European T heate r, N o r mandy, N o rthern&#13;
Fran ce, A rd e nne s, R hinel a n d , Central Europe.&#13;
' Med als Ea rn e d : Fi ve.&#13;
Date Retu rne d to U.S.: December 4, 1945.&#13;
Discharged: Camp Atterbury, Indi a na, December l 0 , 1945.&#13;
Ra.nk : Corporal Technician .&#13;
Total M o nth s Se rv e d : Two years , s ix month s and s ixt een&#13;
day s .&#13;
P rese nt O cc upation : Punch Press Operator and Farmer .&#13;
Rem a rk s: Scout for F orward Obse rvati o n .&#13;
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HENRY J. GAL LU P&#13;
Date of Indu c tion: Jan ua r y 27, 1943 . In fantry.&#13;
Trainin g Stations: C amp M cCa in , Mi ss i ss ipp i ; F ort B en n ing,&#13;
G eorgia; F ort Ja c kson, South Ca r ol in a.&#13;
Date o f Emb a rkation: Ap ril 25 , 1944 .&#13;
Theater of Operation: Eur opea n , R o me-Arno , Ital y, N o rt her n&#13;
Apennine s .&#13;
Med al s E a rn e d: Eur opea n- Afri ca n-Midd le Ea s tern Campaign&#13;
Ribb o n, tw o Br o n ze Star s, Pur ple H eart, C o mbat Infantryman&#13;
B a d ge, G oo d Co nd u ct.&#13;
Dat e Returne d to U .S.: May 28, 194 5.&#13;
Disch arge d: Per cy Jon es Hospital Center, F ort Custer,&#13;
Michi gan, Septe mber 12, 194 5 .&#13;
Ran k: P rivat e First Class.&#13;
Total M on th s Serve d: Thirty-two.&#13;
Pre sent Occupation: Apprentice El ec trician.&#13;
Re ma r ks : Wounded in act ion , April 17 , 1945 in Italy .&#13;
WILLIAM RONALD GARWOOD&#13;
Date of Induction : July 8, 194 1. Army Field Artillery .&#13;
Trainin g Stations and Oates: Fort Custer, Michigan, June l.&#13;
t o 15 , 194 1; Fort Bragg , North C a r ol ina, July 15, 1941 to&#13;
A prill, 194 2; Miami Beach, Fl ori da, Ap ril to September,&#13;
194 5.&#13;
Date o f Embarkation: April 13, 194 2.&#13;
Theater o f Ope rati on: P a cific , New Hebrid e s, Fijis , Solomons&#13;
Ne w Guin e a .&#13;
M e dal s Earned: G oo d C o ndu ct, A merican De fen s e, Victory .&#13;
Date Returned to U.S. : M arch 21,1945.&#13;
Rank : Se r gea nt.&#13;
T o t al Month s Served: Fifty month s and tw e lve day s.&#13;
Present Oc c upation : New spape r a d ve rti s in g, Detroit.&#13;
M A YNA R D EDW A RD G ARDE NER&#13;
Dat e o f Indu ct i on: F e b r ua r y 22 , 1945.&#13;
Br a n ch o f Service : U .S. N avy.&#13;
T ra inin g St at ions and Dates: N . T . T .C. , Mem ph is, T e nnessee,&#13;
twe lv e weeks; N .A. T.T.C ., N orman, Oklahoma, twenty - four&#13;
weeks; N. A. G .S., Ja ckso nvill e, F lor id a , sixt ee n weeks ;&#13;
U.R.-4 , M o ff e tt Field , C a li fo rnia , s ix m o nth s.&#13;
Dischar ge d: Sh oe maker, California, June 22 , I 94 6.&#13;
Rank: A viati o n M achin i s t 's M a t e Third C lass (C.A. ).&#13;
Total Month s Ser ve d : Sixteen.&#13;
Present Occu pa ti on; G e n eral M oto r s Pro vin g Gr o un d .&#13;
JAME S N . GRA YELLE&#13;
Uate o f Indu c tion: Ju ly 31, 1942 .&#13;
Br anch of Se rvic e: Lineman , telephone and tel eg r aph, 2 3~.&#13;
Date of Emb a rkation: M a r ch 23, 1944.&#13;
Theat er o f Opera ti on: Eur o pe , N o rm a nd y, N o rt hern France,&#13;
Ardenne s, R h in e land , Central Europe.&#13;
Medal s Earn e d : One Silver Battle Star, Br on z e Serv ice&#13;
Arrowhe a d, G oo d C o nduct Medal, Bron ze Star Meda l.&#13;
Discharged: F o rt Sheri d an, Illinois, October 31, 1945 .&#13;
Rank : T echnicia n F ourth Grade.&#13;
Tot a l Mont hs Se r ved: Thirty-nine .&#13;
CHARLES K. GREEN&#13;
Date of Induction: Ap ril ZO, 1943.&#13;
Br anch o f Service: Navy.&#13;
Trainin g Stati o ns: Gr ea t Lakes, Illin o i s; Detroit Armory,&#13;
Michigan: Sub-Marine Ba se , San D ie go, Ca li fo rni a.&#13;
Date o f Embarkation: December 10 , 1943.&#13;
Theater of Operation: Pacific.&#13;
Medal s Earned: As iat ic-P ac ifi c.&#13;
Date Returned to U .S .: Au g ust 25 , 1945.&#13;
Discharged : Great Lakes, Illinois, October 25, 1945 .&#13;
Rank: M otor Machinist's M ate Fir s t Class.&#13;
Total Months Se r ve d: Thirty.&#13;
Pre se n t Occupation: Salesman.&#13;
NORMAN H . GREEN&#13;
Date of Induction: January 9, 1943.&#13;
Br anch o f Service: A rmy .&#13;
Training Stati on s a nd Dates: Fo rt Custe r , Michig a n, January&#13;
16, 1943 ; Camp Stewart , G eorg ia , Januar y 20, 1943; Cat'Jl p&#13;
Polk, L o ui s iana, Jul y, 1943; Camp Stoneman, C aliforni a,&#13;
Octobe r l6 , I 943.&#13;
Date o f Embarkation : No ve mber 2, 1943.&#13;
Theate r o f Operati o n: Pacific Th e ater.&#13;
M e d als Earn e d: Victory Med al , As iatic-P ac ifi c Ribb o n ,&#13;
Philipp in e Liberati on , G oo d Co nduct Med al.&#13;
Date Return e d t o U .S. : January 28, 19 4 6.&#13;
Disch ar ge d: F o rt Sheri dan , Il lino i s, F ebruary 3, 194 6.&#13;
Rank: Se r geant .&#13;
T o t a l M o nths Se rved: Thirty-six.&#13;
P r esent Occ upation: Ma son at Univer s ity o f Michigan.&#13;
ELLIOT GREEN&#13;
Date of Ind u ction: Jun e 11, 1941, Fie ld A r tillery.&#13;
Trainin g Stati o n s and Da t es : Jun e , 194 1-4 2 , Camp Polk,&#13;
L o uisi ana ; June, 1942 to Oc t obe r, 1942, Desert Training&#13;
Ce n ter, California; Octo b er, 1942 t o September, 1943, Camp&#13;
Pickett , Vir g ini a; Lndiantown Gap Milit a r y Reservation,&#13;
Pennsy lva ni a.&#13;
Date o f Embarkat i o n: September 5, 1943.&#13;
T hea t er o f Operation: European, Normandy, Northern Fran ce&#13;
Rhineland, Central Europe, Ardennes.&#13;
M e da ls Earne d: European-African-Middle Eastern Theater&#13;
R ibb on with fi ve Br on ze Stars, Ame ri can De fense Se rvice&#13;
Medal.&#13;
Da t e Returned t o U. S.: October 1, 194 5.&#13;
Di scharge d: Ca m p Atterbury, Indi ana, Oc t ober 17, 1945.&#13;
Rank: Staff Se r gea nt.&#13;
Total Months Served: Fift y-two .&#13;
Present Occupation: Tr u ck Driver .&#13;
WILFRED A, GREEN&#13;
Da te o f Induction: N ovember 30, 1942.&#13;
Bran ch o f Se rvice: A ir Corps.&#13;
Training St at io n s and Dates: M iami Be ach , Fl or id a , Decemb&#13;
er, 194 2 ; Sioux F alls Radio Schools, South Dakota,&#13;
Decembe r , 1942 to June, 194 3 ; Kern s, Utah, Ju ly , 194 3 to&#13;
August, 1943; C r anwell, E ng land Ra di o Schoo l, F e br ua r y,&#13;
I 945.&#13;
Date of Embarkati o n: Augus t 8, I 943.&#13;
Theater o f Ope r ation: European.&#13;
Date Returned to U .S . : October 16, 1945.&#13;
Discharged: C am p Grant, Illinois, October 23, 194 5.&#13;
R an k : Private Fir s t Class.&#13;
Tota l Month s Serve d: Thirty-fiv e.&#13;
Present Occupati o n: Student .&#13;
Remarks: Se r ved a s radio me cha nic with 56 th Fighter Gr oup .&#13;
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W lLL !AM H . G REEN&#13;
Date of In duction: February 22, l 9'i3.&#13;
Branch o f Service: Infantry .&#13;
Training Stations and Dates: F o rt Lewis, Washington,&#13;
March , 1943 to February, 1944; Camp Phillips, Kans a s,&#13;
Ma y, 1944 to Aug ust , 1944; Camp Miles St andish, Mass achusetts.&#13;
Date of Embarkation: September 5, 1944 .&#13;
Theater of Operation: European Theater , Nor t hern F rance,&#13;
Rhineland, Central Europe .&#13;
Medals Earned: Combat Infantry Bad ge.&#13;
Date Returned to U.S.: January 28, 1946.&#13;
;)ischa rged: Camp Atterbury, Indiana, February 2, 1946.&#13;
Rank: Technician Fifth G r ade.&#13;
Total M onths Se rved: Thirty-five .&#13;
CLARENCE]. HACKBARTH&#13;
Date of Induction: March 31,1943.&#13;
Branch of Service : 2nd Cavalry Reconnaissance Squadron.&#13;
Training Stations: Camp Gordon, Georgia; F o rt Jackson,&#13;
.South Carolina.&#13;
Date of Embarkation: Ap ril 22, 1943.&#13;
Theater of Operation: European Theater , N o rmandy, Northerr&#13;
France, A rd ennes , Rhineland .&#13;
Medals Earned: Good Conduct World W ar II Victory M ed a l,&#13;
five Bron ze Stars.&#13;
Date R e turned to U.S.: December 2, 1945 .&#13;
Discharged: Camp Att erbu r y, Indiana, December 7 , 1945.&#13;
Rank: Technician Fifth Grad e.&#13;
T otal Months Se r ve d : Two years, e i ght months an d f our tee n&#13;
days.&#13;
Present Occupat ion: Gen e r a l M oto r s Proving G ro und s .&#13;
BRENNAN GREE NWOOD&#13;
Date of In d u ct ion : June 12, l 942.&#13;
B r anch of Se rvi ce : Qu a r termaster Co r ps.&#13;
T r ain i ng Stati ons and Dates : Fort Warren, Wyom ing, 1942 to&#13;
t 0 43; Camp Lee, Virginia, 1943.&#13;
Date of Emb arkat ion: May 27, 1945.&#13;
Theater of Operation: Pacific, Japanese Army of Occupation,&#13;
Far E aster n Command, Okinawa, Battle of Red Beach, three&#13;
aerial attacks over le Shima.&#13;
Medals Earned: Silver Star , Tw o Br onze Sta r s, award for&#13;
o utstanding dut y during Ok inawa Campaign.&#13;
Date Returned to U.S. : F eb ruar y 8, 194 7.&#13;
Discharged: Fairfield-Susian Army A ir Ba se, California,&#13;
Ap ril 17, 1947.&#13;
Rank: Captain.&#13;
Total M onths Served : Forty-six.&#13;
Present Occupation: Ford Motor Company, Det r oit, Michigan&#13;
LESLIE G. HACKBARTH&#13;
Date of Induction: Febru ary 15, 1943.&#13;
Branch of Service: Army Air F orces.&#13;
Training Stations: Amarillo, Texas; Gunnery School, Las&#13;
Vegas, Nevada.&#13;
Date.of Embarkation: July 13, 1945.&#13;
Theater of Operation: European Theater, Norm a ndy,&#13;
Northern France, Rhineland.&#13;
Medals Earned: Good Conduct, three B ron z e Stars, two&#13;
Bronze Clusters.&#13;
Date Returne d to U.S.: July lZ, 1945.&#13;
Discha r ge d : San Antonio, Texas, October 18, 1945.&#13;
Rank : Technical Serge an t.&#13;
T o t a l M onths Serve d : Tw o years, e igh t m o nth s and t en da ys.&#13;
Pr e sen t Occ u p ati o n : Ca b Driv e r.&#13;
R e m a r ks: G e r m an P ri so n er o f War from Oct ob e r 15, 19 44&#13;
t o Ma y Z, 1945.&#13;
KIRBY HALL&#13;
Date of Inducti o n : Marc h, 1941 .&#13;
Bran ch of Se rvic e: Navy .&#13;
Training Stati o n s and Dates : Gr ea t Lakes N av a l Training&#13;
St atio n , Illinoi s , Ma y , 1941.&#13;
Date of Embarkati o n: Jul y , 1941 .&#13;
Theat er of Operat ion : Eur opea n T he at e r , South Paci fi c,&#13;
Nort h Atlantic and Caribbean .&#13;
Medal s Earned : Tw o Commendati ons an d Air M e d al.&#13;
Date Returned to U.S.: August, 1944 .&#13;
Disch a rg e d : Co rpu s C hr i sti , Texa s , September 10 , 1945.&#13;
Rank : Aviation M ac hinist ' s Mat e Third Cla ss , Co mbat&#13;
Aircrewman.&#13;
Total M onths Se rv e d : Fifty-four .&#13;
P r ese nt Occ upati o n: Test Dri ve r for B uick Division .&#13;
BERN ARD C . HAR R INGTON&#13;
Date of Indu ction : M arch 16, 194 2 .&#13;
Branch o f Se rvice: Coas t Artillery .&#13;
T r aining St a ti ons : Cam Q C u s t e r , Mi c hig a n ; Ca m p W alla ce,&#13;
Texas; Fort C ro c k ett, Texas; F o rt Sa n Jacinto; F o rt Travis ,&#13;
Tex a s; Port A r ka n sas ; Camp L iv ingston, Louisiana; Ca m p&#13;
Sheridan, Illinoi s. 1&#13;
Medal s Earne d : Motor Machini st's, Sha rp s hoot e r., Marksman,&#13;
Good C on du ct ,&#13;
Disch a r ge d: F o rt Sh e r id an, Illin Oi s, J anua r y 6, 194 5,&#13;
Rank : Corporal.&#13;
Total M o n ths Serve d : Th r ee years.&#13;
Pre sen t Occ up a ti o n: Painter.&#13;
JACK HALPIN&#13;
Date o f Inducti on : July Z4, 1944.&#13;
Branch of Se r vice: Na vy.&#13;
Training Stations and Dat es: G reat Lakes, Illinoi s, Jul y 24&#13;
to Octob e r 11 , 1944 ; Litt l e Cre ek , Vir g inia , Oct ober 28 to&#13;
December 2 9 .&#13;
Date of Embarkati on : Febru ary 8, 194 5 .&#13;
Theat e r of Operation: Pacific, Phili pp ine s, Okin a wa.&#13;
Date Returned to U .S.: M a y 1, 1946.&#13;
Discharged : Gr e at Lake s , lllinoi s, Augu s t 15 , 1946 .&#13;
Rank: Coxswain .&#13;
T otal M onths Serve d : Twent y -fiv e .&#13;
Present Occupation: Sa les man .&#13;
Remarks: Na vy Division, Amphibiou s. Ab oa rd an L .S. M ,&#13;
HARRY E . HARTER&#13;
Date o f ln~uction : December 12 , 1942.&#13;
Bran ch of Se rvi ce: Air Corps , Sig n al C o rps .&#13;
Training Stations an d Dates : J e ff e r son B a rr acks, M, ::.::.u u J ,,&#13;
Jul y, 1943; A. S. T.P ., Univ ers ity o f Illin o i s, Nove mb e r, 1943&#13;
to Mar ch , 1944 ; Camp Crowder, Mi sso uri, Ap ril, 1944 to&#13;
December, 194 5.&#13;
Date o f Emb arkation: J a nuary 11, 194 5 .&#13;
Theater o f Operati on: Ch ina-Burm a -Indi a .&#13;
Date Return e d to U .S.: April 14, 194 6 .&#13;
Disch a r ge d : Ca mp M c C oy , W i sco n s in, Ap ril 2 0 , 1946 .&#13;
Ran k: T echnician Fifth Grade .&#13;
T ot al Month s Serve d: Thirt y -t hree .&#13;
Pre s ent Oc c upation : Stu d e nt .&#13;
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M . DALE HARTER&#13;
Date o f Inducti o n : J a nuary 2 7, 194 3.&#13;
Br anch of Se r v i ce: Signa l C o r ps.&#13;
Training Stati on s and Dates: Fort Custer, Michi ga n, 1943;&#13;
Camp McCain, Mi ss i ss ippi, M a r ch , 19 43 t o Au gus t , 1945.&#13;
Date o f Embar ka ti o n: Sep tember 12 , 1944.&#13;
Theater o f Operation: Europe a n T he ater, A rdenn es , R h inela&#13;
nd and Central Europe .&#13;
Med als Earn e d: Silver Star.&#13;
Dat e Returne d to U. S. : August 12 , 194 5.&#13;
Disc harged: Camp Grant , Illin o i s, N ov emb e r 4 , 1945.&#13;
Rank: Te ch nician F o urt h Grade .&#13;
Tot a l Mont hs Served: Thirty-three.&#13;
Pr esen t Occupation: Student .&#13;
HARRY W. HERBST&#13;
Date of Induct i on: April 23, 1941 .&#13;
Br a nch o f Service: Army.&#13;
Date of Embarkation: April 22, 1942.&#13;
Theater o f Operat ion: Pacific The a ter.&#13;
Date Returned to U .S.: September 3, 194 5.&#13;
Discharge d : F o rt Sher idan , Illin o i s , Septembe r 10, 1945.&#13;
Rank: Techn i cian F ourth Grade .&#13;
T o ta l M o nth s Served: F ifty.&#13;
Pre se nt Oc c upation : Farm er.&#13;
LYLE C . HARTMAN&#13;
Date of Induction : January 16, 194 3.&#13;
Branch of Service : Air Corps.&#13;
Training St a tions: St . Petersburg, Fl ori da; Seymour -J oh n so n&#13;
Field , North Carolina; Oti s Fi el d , M assachuset ts;&#13;
B leut h enthal Field , Nort h Caro lina; Se lfridge Fi el d ,&#13;
Michig an ; K er n s, Utah .&#13;
Discharged : B owman Field , Kentu cky , J a nuar y 25, 1946.&#13;
Rank: Serge an t.&#13;
Total M o nths Se r ved: Thirty-six months and o n e week .&#13;
LYLE J. HE RBST&#13;
Date o f Induction: July 31 , 1942 .&#13;
Bran ch o f Se rvice: Army.&#13;
Tr ai ning Stations and Da tes: Camp W o lters, Te ·xa s ,&#13;
A ugust 16, 19 42 .&#13;
Date o f Embarkati o n : J a nuary 23, 194 3.&#13;
Theat e r o( Operat ion: Southwest Pacific , Guad a lcanal, Northe&#13;
rn Solomont5, Bi smarck - A r ch ipel a go , Southe rn Philippines.&#13;
Med a ls Earned : F ou r Br o n z e B a ttle Stars, five overseas&#13;
serv i ce st rip e s , Philippi n e Liberati o n R ibbon with one B ron z e&#13;
B a ttle Star.&#13;
Date Returned to U.S . : December 17, 194 5 .&#13;
Di s cha r ged: F ort Sher idan, Illin o i s, December 28, 1945.&#13;
Rank: Techni c ian Fift h Gr a de .&#13;
To t al Month s Serve d : Three yea r s , four months an d twe nt y -&#13;
e i gh t d ays.&#13;
Present Occupation: M ason.&#13;
DAVID ROS S HICKS&#13;
Date of Indu c ti o n: August 2, 194 3.&#13;
Branch of Se rvi.:e : Infantry.&#13;
T ..· ain ing St ati ons an d Dat es: Augu s t 2 3 to Ma rch I , Ca m p&#13;
Wo lter s, Texas .&#13;
Date of Embarkation: M arch 22, 1944, N e w York.&#13;
Theater o f Operation: E u rop ean Theater, N o r m a ndy an d&#13;
Northern F rance .&#13;
Med al s Earned: E u ropean- A frican-Middl e Easte rn T he ater&#13;
Ribbon w it h two Br onze Star s , P urple H ea rt, with o ne Oa k&#13;
Leaf Cluster , W o r ld War 11 Victory M e da l, G o od Co ndu ct.&#13;
Dat e Returned to U. S.: No vember 27 , 194 5 .&#13;
Disc h arg e d Stat io n: Camp Att er bury, Indi a na , December 1,&#13;
104 5,&#13;
Rank : Se r geant.&#13;
Total M o nths Serve d : Twenty-eight .&#13;
Present Occ upation : Shipping 11..ndR ecetvina Clerk .&#13;
PAUL G . HOHENBERGER&#13;
Date of Ind uction: December 3, 194 2 .&#13;
Branc h o f Se rvice : 358th Harbor C raft .&#13;
Trainin g Station s a.nd Dates : F ort Brown , Texas, December ,&#13;
194Z to April, 1944; F o rt Sam Hou sto n, Texa s , April to May ,&#13;
1944; N e w Orleans , Louisiana , May to August , 1944 ; Talla-&#13;
·hassee, Florida , August to N o vember , 1944 .&#13;
Date of Embarkati on: Oct ober 11 , 19 44 .&#13;
Theater of Operation: European Theater .&#13;
M eda ls Earned : World War U Victor y Medal , Europea.n-&#13;
Africa.n-Middle Eastern Ribbon, American Theater Ribbon,&#13;
Go od Conduct M e dal.&#13;
Date Returned to U .S.: March Z6, 1946 .&#13;
Discharged: Camp Atterbury, Indiana, March 30 , 19-46 .&#13;
Rank : T echnici an Fifth Grade .&#13;
Total M o nths Served: Forty.&#13;
Present Occupation : Test Driver .&#13;
LEONARD HITDLEBAUGH&#13;
Dat e o f Indu ct io n : Sep tembe r 9 , 1942 .&#13;
B .. a.nc h of Se r vice: Sur g i cal T echnicia n .&#13;
Tr ain ing Stati ons : Ca m p Wh ite, O re go n .&#13;
Date o f E mb a r k ati on: Octobe r 9 , 19 4 3.&#13;
The a ter o f Ope r at io n: Eur ope an.&#13;
Date R etu rned t o U .S.: January 18 , 1946.&#13;
Di scharge d : Camp A tt e rbur y , Indian a, J an uar y 26, 194 6.&#13;
Ra nk: Sergeant.&#13;
T ot al M o nth s Se r ve d : T h ir ty- s eve n .&#13;
Pr esent Occ u pa ti on: G a s Stat ion B usiness.&#13;
ALFRED HOLDERNEOS&#13;
Date of Induction: July 31 , i 141.&#13;
Branch of Servi ce: U.S . Marine C o rps .&#13;
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Training Stations and Dates : Parris Island , South Carolina ,&#13;
August 2 to October I 5 , 1941; Naval Operating Base , Nod olk&#13;
Virginia, Oc t ober 15, 1941 to August I 1, 10&lt;4l; Quantico ,&#13;
Virginia, August 11, 194 2. t o N o vember l, 1943 .&#13;
Date of Embarkation : January , 1944 .&#13;
Theater of Operati o n: China, Burma, India .&#13;
Date Returned to U .S. : September , 1945 .&#13;
Discharged: Wa s hington, D.C . , November z.,. I 9 4 5 .&#13;
Rank : Staff Sergeant .&#13;
Total M o nths Served: Fifth-two .&#13;
P resent Oc c upation : Truck Driver.&#13;
Remarks: Detailed to Naval Intelligence, Naval Gr oup ,&#13;
Ch ina, N o vember, 1'?43 .&#13;
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',VI LLIA M J. H OPKI N S&#13;
Da t e o f Ind uc ti on : De c em b e:r 30, 1942.&#13;
Bran ch o f Se r v ice: A rm y M e d ical Co r ps.&#13;
Tr a inin g Stat i on s : Camp G r ant, Illi nois ; Ca m p M cCoy ,&#13;
W i sco n s i n ; Ca m p Wh ee le r , Georg i a; La.G a rd e G ene r al&#13;
Hosp ital, N ew O r leans, Lou i siona; 51 s t Ge n e r al H osp it a l ,&#13;
F or t B liss, T e x as.&#13;
Da t e of Emba r ka ti o n: M a r ch 8 , 1944.&#13;
T h ea t e r o f Ope r a ti o n: Pac ifi c T hea t e r , G u inea, Lu z o n .&#13;
M e d als Ea rn e d: Vi c t o r y M e d a l , Ame ri ca n Th ea t er Ribb on,&#13;
A siati c - Pac ifi c T hea te r R ibb o n w it h two Br o n z.e Bat tl e Sta r s ,&#13;
P h i l ippin e L ib e rat i o n R ibb o n.&#13;
Dat e R e tu r n e d to U .S .: J a nuar y 6, 1946.&#13;
Di sc harg e d: F o rt She ridan , Il lino i s , J anuar y 16, 1946.&#13;
Rank: P r iv a t e Fir st Cla ss .&#13;
Total M on t hs Serve d : T h irty- s ix a nd o n e ha lf.&#13;
P re se nt Occupation : Linem an Consumer s P o wer Compa n y .&#13;
R. WESLEY HOUSNER&#13;
Date of Indu c tion : February 19 , 1943 .&#13;
B r an c h o f Service : Marine Co rps.&#13;
Training Stations : San Diego , C ali fo rnia; M ojav e Desert;&#13;
San P e dr o Harbor, C alifornia.&#13;
Date of Embarkati o n : Jul y 19 , 1944 .&#13;
Theater o f Operation: Anlerican Theater , Pacific Theater ,&#13;
Northern So lomon s, W ester n Car o lines .&#13;
De.te Returned t o U .S .: Oct o ber 21 , 194 5,&#13;
Dtecharged : N o rth C arolina , January 17 , 1946 .&#13;
Rank : Sergeant .&#13;
T otal Month s Se rved : T h irt y -five .&#13;
Pr ese nt Occupation: Ford Motor Comp&amp;ny.&#13;
JO HN D. HOUS NE R&#13;
Date of In d uction: J anuary 24, 1942.&#13;
Branch of Service: A r my .&#13;
Ti a in i ng Stations: For t Sill , Oklahoma; Camp Su tt o n , N orth&#13;
Ca r o lina; Ca m p B la ndi ng, F lori da ; Camp Rucker , Alabama ;&#13;
C a mp Gruber , Oklahoma .&#13;
Date o f E mbarkat io n: F eb ruar y 11, 1944,&#13;
Th e at e r o f Ope rati o n: European T he a ter, No r mandy, Northern&#13;
Fr ance, Rhinel a n d, Ce ntral Eur ope , A rd e nn es .&#13;
Date Returned to U .S . : Oc tober 9, 1945 .&#13;
Di sch arged : Camp A tt er b u ry, In diana, October 18, 194 5.&#13;
Rank : Te ch nician Fift h G r ad e.&#13;
T otal M onth s S e rve d : F orty -fi ve.&#13;
ROBERT R O Y HOUSNE'R&#13;
Date of Induction : Jul y 14 , 1945 .&#13;
Branch of Service: U .S. M a rine Corps.&#13;
Training St ations and Dates : 6th Rec onn ai ssa nce Battalion&#13;
Marine Training Ba se, P arri s I s land, Sout h Carolin a, '&#13;
July 16, 194 5 to October 12, 1945; M . B . N. A,S,. Ja c k s onville ,&#13;
Florid a, Octob e r 13, 194 5 to August 14 , 1946 .&#13;
Discharged: M . B . N . A .S. , J ac ksonville , Fl ori da, August 16,&#13;
1946 .&#13;
Rank: Privat e First Class.&#13;
Total Mont hs Se rved : Thirteen .&#13;
Present Occupation : Die Setter.&#13;
R.!J.SSELL M. H OUSNER&#13;
Da t e of Induction: M a y 25, 1943 .&#13;
B ranch of Service: Army, Coast Artillery.&#13;
Training St ati on s: Camp Stewart , Georgia; Farmingdale ,&#13;
Long Is land, New York; Camp Haan, C alifornia ; Barbers&#13;
Point, Oahu; Hickam Field, Oahu, Hawaii.&#13;
Date o f Em barkation : November 14, 194-i.&#13;
Theater o f Ope rftti on : Asiatic-Pacific.&#13;
Date Returned to U. S. : January 3 0 , 1946.&#13;
Discharged: F ort Sh eri d an, Illinois, February 12, 1946.&#13;
R ank : Technician Third Class.&#13;
Total Months ~rved: Thirty-three.&#13;
Prese nt Occupation : F loo r Lnspect or, Ford Motor C ompany.&#13;
Remarks : Battery D, 842nd An t i a ircraft A,W. Battalion,&#13;
Fir e Control Electrician.&#13;
F . R. HUSCHKE&#13;
Date o f L,duction: Mar ch 6, 194 4.&#13;
B ranch of Se rvi ce : A rm y.&#13;
Trainin g Stat ions an d Dates: Ca m p Lee , Vir g in i a, March 14,&#13;
1944 to Decem b er 18, 1944.&#13;
Oi sch«rge d: F o rt G eo r ge G. Mead e, Maryland, Ma r ch I .&#13;
R a nk : Technician F i ft h Gr a de.&#13;
T o tal M o nt h s Served: Twenty-fou r .&#13;
Pre sent Occup'\t i o n : Trail e C o ac h Salesman.&#13;
Remar k s: Did d ut y as labor foreman ove r p risoner s of wa r&#13;
a t Army Se rvi ce F o rces Depo t, Seattle, Wash i n g ton.&#13;
VERNON D. HOWERS&#13;
L)ate of Inducti on: August 9, 1943.&#13;
Branc h of Service: Army.&#13;
Trainin g Stations and Oates: Fort Custer, Michigan,&#13;
August 21 to September 7, 1943; Fort Benning, Georgia,&#13;
A.S . T.P., September I O to Janua r y 15 , 1944; Camp Swift,&#13;
Texas, January 20 to August 4, 1944; Fort Dix, New Jer sey,&#13;
August 9 to September 1, 1944.&#13;
Date of Embarkation: Sept e mber 12, 1944.&#13;
The a ter of Op e ration: European Theater, Rh in eland, Central&#13;
Europe, Ge rm any , G e rman Pri s oner of Wa r.&#13;
Medal s Earned : Purple Heart, two Bronze Service Stars.&#13;
Date Retu rn ed to U.S.: June 12 , 1945.&#13;
Discharged: F o rt Leonard Wood, Mis s ou ri, N ovember 21,&#13;
1945.&#13;
Rank: Co r poral.&#13;
Total Mont :i s Served : Twenty-seven.&#13;
Pres e nt Occupation: Iron and Steel Worker.&#13;
HERA L D J AR V1S, JR .&#13;
Dat e of Ind uct ion: J u n e 28, 1943 , N avy.&#13;
Trainin g Stati ons: U.S. N .T .S . , G reat Lakes, Ill i no i s, Unh ·e,rs&#13;
it y o f Chicag o , ll li n o i s ; Po r t H ue n eme, California; C . N . B .&#13;
N a va l Ba se , N -32 0 5 ; N .T .S .C. H . (S ign&amp;.l an d Ra di o). Un i vers&#13;
ity of Ch ic ago , Il li no i s.&#13;
D ate of Emb a rka ti on : F eb r uary 24, I 0 44 .&#13;
T h eate r o f Ope r ation: As iat i c - P a cific A rea, Comm. Sch .&#13;
Ph ib . T ra. Pa c., C om . 7t h Fl ee t F lag .&#13;
M e d a l s E ar ne d : V i c t o r y M e d ell , Camp a ign M e d al , with one&#13;
St a r .&#13;
Dat e R e turn e d t o U .S. : N o v e m be r 15, }0 4 5.&#13;
Di s c h arg e d : Gr e at L ake s , Illin o i s, Ap ril 12, 19 4 6.&#13;
Ran k : R a diom a n Seco nd C la ss.&#13;
T o tal M ont hs Se r ve d : Thirt y -four .&#13;
P re s ent Oc c upati o n : Cle r k, me n 's furni s hin Rs.&#13;
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WALDO V. JONES&#13;
Date of Indu c tion: Jun e , 19 4 2.&#13;
B ranch of Service: Army .&#13;
Training Stati ons: Camp H aa n, C alif o rnia .&#13;
Date of Embarkation: Mar ch 14 , 1044 .&#13;
Theat e r o f Operation : Eur o pean, N o rm a ndy, Battle o f t h f"&#13;
B ulge .&#13;
M e d a ls E ar ne d : Br o n ze Star , Purpl e Hear t.&#13;
Da t e Re turned t o U.S . : Januar y 11 , 10• 6 .&#13;
Disch arged : C amp At terb u ry , lndiana, Januar y 16 .&#13;
Rank : St aff Serge a nt .&#13;
T o tal M o nths Se r ved : F o rt y- t hrrr .&#13;
Prese nt O ccup at io n : Rest nurant Ow nf'r .&#13;
J OSEPH 0. KAU B LE&#13;
Dat e of Inducti o n : June 24, 194 l .&#13;
Br anch o f Se rvice: Detac h e d En l i s t e d M en' s Li s t.&#13;
Tr a ini ng Stati ons an d Dates: F o rt M o nmou t h , New Jer s ey,&#13;
J uly 3 t o Octobe r 7, 1941 ; F o rt Lewis , \'."a s h in g t o n , Oc tober&#13;
11 , 194 1 t o M a rch 1 7 , 194 2 ; Aus tr a li a an d Ne w G uinea ,&#13;
M a r ch 19 , 1942 to Oc t obe r 25 , 1944; F o r t She rid a n , Ill ino i s ,&#13;
Ja nuary l, 1945 t o Ju ly 28 , 1945 .&#13;
Da t e o f Embar ka ti o n : M a r ch 19 , 1942.&#13;
Theate r o ( Ope r at i on: So uthw e s t P ac ific, E a st Indie s, Ne w&#13;
Guinea .&#13;
M e d als E a r ne t:l: One se rvi ce st ri pe, Ame ric an De fe nse R ibbon&#13;
G oo d C on duct, As ia ti c - P ac ifi c, tw o battle st ar s, fi ve ove rsea s&#13;
ba r s .&#13;
Date Re turn e d to U .S. : Octobe r 2 5 , 19 4 4 .&#13;
Di s charg e d : F o rt She rid an, Illin o i s, July 28, 1945 .&#13;
Ra n k: Pri vate Fir s t Class .&#13;
Tota l M o nt hs Se rved: F o rty-nin e.&#13;
Prese nt Occupa tion: Milk Sa le sma n .&#13;
D ONALD A. JU!PE&#13;
Date o f In d u cti o n : Augu s t 31 , 194 2.&#13;
Br a nc h o f Servic e : Marine s.&#13;
T rainin g Stati ons and Da t e s: San Di eg o, California, Sept embet&#13;
5 to October 2 3, 194 2 ; Camp Elli o tt , C a l ifornia , O ctobe r 24,&#13;
to January 7, 194 3.&#13;
Date o f Embarkati o n : Janu ary, 1943 .&#13;
The a t er o f Opera tion : Pacific Theater , N ew B ritain, C a pe&#13;
G louceste r , Volup ai , Talase a , P elelieu, P a lau Islands,&#13;
Okinawa , Sh ima , Ryukyu R etta .&#13;
Date Returne d to U .S.: August 6, 1945.&#13;
Discharge d : Marine Barra cks, E a rle , New Jer sey, J an u ar y 22&#13;
1946.&#13;
Ran k: P ri va te First Cl a ss.&#13;
Total M onth s Served: F o rty-two .&#13;
Pre Se nt Occup ation : Crane Operat o r .&#13;
C H A RLES EUGENE KENNEDY&#13;
Date of Inducti o n : April 18 , 1945.&#13;
Bran ch o f Se r vice: N avy .&#13;
Training Stati o n s: Gr eat Lakes, Illin o i s , Com. Se r. R o m . ,&#13;
Seven R / S, N avy 3 149.&#13;
Date o f Embar ka ti on : August 13, 1945.&#13;
Th eater o f Operation: Pac ific (so uth ), C h ina Area.&#13;
Med a l s Earn e d : W o rld Wa r 11 V i cto r y M e dal , Amer i c an Are a,&#13;
As i atic - P ac ifi c, Philip pine Li beration.&#13;
Da te Returned t o U.S.: M ay 6, 1946.&#13;
Dischar ge d : Great La k es , I llino i s, Au gus t 4, 1946.&#13;
R a nk : Seaman Fi rst C l ass.&#13;
T ot al Month s Se r ve d : Sixt ee n.&#13;
Pr esent Occupat i o n: F actory W o r ker.&#13;
GEORGE T . KENNEDY&#13;
Date of lnduction: December 11, 1942, lnfantry.&#13;
Training Stations an d Da tes: Camp Callan , Califor ni a,&#13;
December 3 0 , 1942 ; Radi o M echan i c School, Los Angeles,&#13;
C ali fo rni a, M a rch 12, 1943; Camp Haan , Californ i a, June 12,&#13;
194 3 ; Camp Davis, N o rth Carolin a , Oc t ober , 1943; Camp&#13;
Ir w in , Californ i a, N ovember, 1943 ; Ca mp How ze , T exas ,&#13;
Mar ch, 1944.&#13;
Dat e o f Embarkati on: Oct o ber 6, 1944 .&#13;
T heater o f Operat io n : Europ ean, Ardennes, Rh in e l an d .&#13;
Date R etu r ned to U .S . : F eb ru ary 21, 1946 .&#13;
Disc harged : Camp Atterbu r y, lnd ia n d, F eb r uary 2 1 , 1946.&#13;
Ra nk: Sergeant.&#13;
T otal M onths Se rve d : Forty.&#13;
Prese nt Occupa ti on: B ar T en d e r .&#13;
C LARENCE E . KN IGH T&#13;
Dat e o f Indu c tion : Dec ember 15, 1943 .&#13;
Bra nch o f Service : Army Engin ee r s.&#13;
Training Stations and Dates: C a mp Claiborne, L o uisiana,&#13;
Janu a ry I Z, 194 4 to August 7, 1944.&#13;
Date o f Embarkatio n: Augu st 18, 1944.&#13;
Theater o f Ope ration: Asiatic -P a cifi c.&#13;
M e dal s Earned : Victory M ed al , G o od Conduct M e d al, two&#13;
ove r seas se r vice bar s , Asiati c -Pacif ic The ater Ribb o n .&#13;
Date Re t urned to U .S . : Oc tober 3 0, 194 5 .&#13;
Discharged : Fort Sheridan, Illi nois, No vem b er l 0 , 1945 .&#13;
Rank : Te chnici an Third Grade .&#13;
T ot al Month s Served: Twenty-tw o months and twenty-six&#13;
days .&#13;
Present Occupation : Crane Operator and Tru ck Driver .&#13;
WILLIS C . KL UCK&#13;
Date of Induction : Au g us t 26, 1942.&#13;
Branch of Servi c e : A. G . F.&#13;
Training Stati o ns : F o rt M cC le llan, A la bama ; Camp Bu tner,&#13;
No r th C a rolina; F o rt O rd , Californ i a ; Sa n Fran c i sco,&#13;
California ; Fort Bli ss T exas; Ca mp H owze, T exas : San&#13;
Dieg o, California ; Camp Ca llan, Ca lifornia.&#13;
Meda ls Earne d: Go o d Co nd uc t.&#13;
Di scha rg e d: F o rt O rd, Californ i a, October 16 , 1945 .&#13;
Rank : Private.&#13;
T ot al M o nth s Se rv e d : Thi r ty - e ight.&#13;
Pr ese nt Occupati o n : Ca fe.&#13;
LEITH W . KOURT&#13;
Date o f indu ct ion: N ovem ber 11, 19 4 3.&#13;
Br anch o f Se r vice: A rmy .&#13;
Tr a inin g Stat i ons an d Dates: Fort Sher id an, Illin ois,&#13;
December 2 , 1943; Camp Wheele r, G eo r g ia; Camp M ea de,&#13;
Ma rylan d .&#13;
Da t e of Emb a rkation: M ay 12, 1944 .&#13;
Theater o f Operat i on: Eur o pe , N o r man dy, Northern F rance ,&#13;
A rdenne s , Rhineland , Cent r al Europe .&#13;
Medals Earned: Vi c t o r y M e d a l, Europea n- A fri can -Middle&#13;
Ea s tern T hea t e r Ribb on with on e Sil v"!r Star, three ove rs eas&#13;
bars , Go o d Con d uct M e d a l , Di st in g ui she d Unit B adge, B el -&#13;
g iwn F ou r age rr e, Purple H e art .&#13;
Date Returned to U.S.: Janu a r y 18, 1946.&#13;
Disch arge d: F o rt Sheridan, Illinoi s, Febru a ry 9 , 1946.&#13;
R a n k: Co r po r a l.&#13;
Total M onths Ser ve d: Tw e nt y - seven.&#13;
Pre se nt Occupation: Expiditor.&#13;
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ANDR EW B . KROG ST AD&#13;
Date of lnduction : M ay 16, 1941.&#13;
Br an ch o f Se rvice: Army A ir F orce.&#13;
Traini n g Stri tions : F o r t George Wright, Wa s h ing t on; G e i ger&#13;
Fi eld , Sp ok a n e, Wa s h i ngto n ; Sp ar tan F ly ing School, Tul s a,&#13;
Oklah o ma; Ephrat a , Was h ington.&#13;
Date o f Emb a r k at i o n: Augu s t 6 , 1942 .&#13;
The a ter of Op e rati o n: Eur o pean The a ter, A lg eria, F rench-&#13;
M o r o cc o, Tuni s ia, Sici ly , N aple s -F ogg i a , R o me - A rn o .&#13;
Da t e Returned t o U. S .: September 11 , 194 5.&#13;
Di s ch a rg e d: S e parat io n C ent e r, Igmr , Penn sy lvania,&#13;
Sept e m b er 18 , 19 4 5.&#13;
Rnn k : T ech ni cal Sergeant.&#13;
Tot a l M o nth s Se rved: F ifty - two.&#13;
P r e s ent Occup a tio n : Me c hanic.&#13;
Remar k s : Att a ched wit h 9 0 th P. R . W . Saw s e r v i ce in nineteen&#13;
fo r ei ijn c ountr i es, on three inve s i ons i n A fri ca , Pentilleria&#13;
"'"d Sicil y .&#13;
RAYMO ND ROY LANNING&#13;
D ate o f Indu c t ion: Augu s t 14, 1945 .&#13;
Br anch of Ser vi ce : Navy .&#13;
T rain in g Sta tions : N . T . S . , Sampson, Ne w York; U.S . S . B o i se,&#13;
A . G .C., Br oo klyn, N ew Yo rk; C. B . Det a chme nt , 1011 , F ort&#13;
P ierc e, Fl or id a; C. B . - 10 28 , Q uo dd y Vill a ge, M aine ; R .S.&#13;
B o st on , Ma ssach u se tt s .&#13;
Di s c h ar ge d : B os ton, Ma ssach u s ett s , A pril 15 , 194 6.&#13;
R a nk : M e tal sm ith T h ird Cla s s.&#13;
T ot a l M onths Served: Eight .&#13;
P re s ent Occ u p ation: Die Setter .&#13;
BENJAMINE . KUCHAR&#13;
Date o f Induction: Ap ril 21, 19 4 2 .&#13;
Br a nc h o f Se r v i ce: N avy M ed ic al C o rps.&#13;
Trainin g Stati o n s a nd Date s : Unive r sity o f Mic h i gan, Ap ril 21&#13;
1° 42 t o July 2'; , 1 944; Ho s pital (M arine ). Quantico, Virg ini a ,&#13;
August I, 1944 to Sep t embe r I, 1944.&#13;
Da t e of Emba r kati o n : Sep t ember 13 , 1944.&#13;
T hea t er of Op erat i on: Pacific.&#13;
Date Returne d to U.S . : July 29 , 19 45.&#13;
D i scharge d: Yosemite, California, November 11, 194 5 .&#13;
Ra n k: L i eu t enant (j .g. ) .&#13;
T o tal M on t hs Serve d: Forty-two an d one hal f.&#13;
P resent Occupation: Physician an d Su r geo n .&#13;
JACK LE FFER S&#13;
Date o f lnducti o n: J a nu a r y 2 7, 194 3 , lnfantry .&#13;
Traini n g Stati o n s a nd Da t es: C am p Custe r , Mi c hi g an , Fe br&#13;
ua r y 3 t o 10 ; Ca mp M cC ain , M i s sissipp i , F ebrua r y 1 5 t o&#13;
October 1 5 ; Camp B a ll y Ed mon d , Irelan d , N ovembe r l , I 043&#13;
to July 6, 1944 .&#13;
Da t e o f Emb a rkati o n : Oc t ober 2 1, 19 43 .&#13;
Theater o f Op erati o n: Eu ro p ea n Thea t er, N o r man d y, N orth er n~&#13;
F ra n ce , R h in e lan d .&#13;
M e da ls Ea rne d: Vict o r y M e da l, Purple Heart, G oo d C o n du ct,&#13;
E u ro p ean - African- Midd le E as t e rn Th e at e r Ribbon with three&#13;
B ro n z e Serv ice Star s.&#13;
Date Retu r ned to U .S.: December 13, 1945 .&#13;
Di scha rg e d : F o rt Knox , K e ntucky, De ce mber 18, 19 4 5.&#13;
Rank: Pri vate Fir s t Cl a s s .&#13;
Total M o nth s Served: Two years , ten months and tv.,ent)· -&#13;
thr e e day s.&#13;
P re se nt Oc c u p ati o n : Tool and Die W ork .&#13;
GLE NN C . LEHMAN&#13;
Date of lnduction: August 2 1, 194 4.&#13;
Bran ch of Se rvice: U.S. Army In fantry.&#13;
Training Stati o n s an d Dates: Camp Wheeler, Ge o r g ia,&#13;
September to December, 1944.&#13;
Date of Embarkation: J anua r y 18 , 1945.&#13;
T hea t er of Operat ion: E u ropean Theater, Rhin e land, Ce ntr al&#13;
Europe Campa i gn s.&#13;
Med als Earned: Combat In fa ntry B a d ge, Br onze Star Medal&#13;
with Oak Leaf Cluster, Occup a tion M edal, Vict o ry M edal,&#13;
Good Conduct M e dal, Euro pean Theater of Operat io ns Ribbon&#13;
with two St a rs.&#13;
Date Return e d to U.S.: June 19, 1946.&#13;
Di scha r ged: Camp Atterbury , Indiana, June 25, 1946.&#13;
Rank: Staff Se r geant.&#13;
Total M onths Serve d: Twent y -t wo,&#13;
Pr ese nt Occ upation: Employed at Detroit Edison.&#13;
DAVID F. LEI TH&#13;
Dat e of Indu ction: M arch 23, 1945.&#13;
Bran ch o f Se rvic e: Army.&#13;
Training Stati ons and Dates: F o rt B ragg, N or th Carolina,&#13;
April 3, to August 11; Fort Sill, Oklah o ma, August 23,&#13;
to Novemb e r 29 .&#13;
Date o f E m barkati on : December l 7 .&#13;
Theater of Operation: E urope an Th e at er.&#13;
Medals Earned : G o od Conduct.&#13;
Date Return e d to U .S.: September 24 , 1946 .&#13;
Di sc harg e d : Fort Sheridan, Illinoi s, Octobe r ZS, 1946.&#13;
Ra.nk : Technician Fo u rth Grade .&#13;
Total Month s Se r ve d : Ninete e n .&#13;
Pres e nt Occupation: Student.&#13;
Remarks: Served w ith 78th Division Band; 300th A rmy&#13;
Gr o und For ces Band .&#13;
KARL J. LEHMAN&#13;
Date o f Induction: June ZS , 1943 .&#13;
B ranch o f Service: Maritim e Serv ic e.&#13;
Training Stat i ons and Date s : Sheepshea d Ba y, U.S.M.S .&#13;
Trainin g Statio n , B rooklyn, N ew Yo r k, J une 25, 1943 to&#13;
August 15, 1943; F ort Trumbull, U.S.M .S., Officer's Tr a in -&#13;
ing School , New Lon d on, Connecticut, August 15 , 1945 to&#13;
December 15, 1945.&#13;
Theater of Operction : Sea duty in European Theat er an d&#13;
Pac ifi c Theate r .&#13;
Dischar ge d : Baltimore, Maryland , July 2 5 , 1946.&#13;
R an k: Ensign, U.S. Maritim e Service.&#13;
Total M onths Serve d: Thirty- seven.&#13;
Present Occupation: Employe d by M ichigan Consol i dated&#13;
Gas Company.&#13;
DO NALD G . LEITH, JR .&#13;
Date o f Indu ct ion: Oc t ober 19, 1943.&#13;
Bra nch of Service: N avy.&#13;
Training Stations and Dat es: U.S .N .T.S., F a r ragut, Id aho,&#13;
Oc t ob e r 26 to Decembe r 24, 1943 ; U.S . N .T. School, Wahpeton,&#13;
North Dakota, Januar y 18, to May 6, 1944; U.S . Navy&#13;
Supp ly Depot, Pearl H a rbor , Jun e 11 to F e bruary 26, 1945;&#13;
U.S.N. Operating Ba se, Midwa y Islan d, Mar ch 1, 1945 t o&#13;
April 4, 1946.&#13;
Date of Embarkation: Jun e 5, 1944.&#13;
Theater of Opera t ion: As iatic -P acific .&#13;
Date Returned to U .S.: A pril 11 , 1946 .&#13;
Di scha rg e d: U .S . N aval Personnel Sep ar at ion C ente r ,&#13;
Great Lake s , Illinoi s , Ap ril 20, 1946 .&#13;
Ra nk: Fir e man First Class.&#13;
Total M on th s Serve d : Thirty.&#13;
P r ese nt Occupa ti on: Stu d ent, Fruit Grower .&#13;
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JEAN OKESON LEITH&#13;
Date of In d uction: April 1, 1945.&#13;
B ranch of Ser vice : N avy.&#13;
Training Stations: U.S .N. T .S., Hunter Colle g e , Br onx, New&#13;
York; U .S .N . T .S . , B ethes d a , Mar y land; U .S.N, Hospital ,&#13;
C or ona, California.&#13;
Theater of Operation: American .&#13;
Discharged: U . S.N. Hospital, Corona, California, May 1, 1946&#13;
Rank: Pharmacist's Mate Th ir d Class.&#13;
T otal Months Serve d : F ourteen.&#13;
Pr esent Occupation: Housewife.&#13;
HAROLD PETER LEIT Z&#13;
Dat e o f In du c ti on : M ay 10 , 1943.&#13;
Branc h o f Se rvice: Air C o rp s.&#13;
Trainin g Stati o n s a nd Date s: B oca Raton B ase, F lor ida ,&#13;
M a y t o August , 1943 ; Seymour -J o hn so n, N o r th Ca rol ina ,&#13;
Augu s t 1 to 15, 194 3 ; A. A ,F ,T. T.C. , Yale Uni vers ity ,&#13;
Co nn e cticut, Augu s t 15, 1943 t o Decem b e r l , 1944; Chanute&#13;
Fi e ld , Il linois, December 4, 1944 t o Jun e 29 , 1945; Sco tt&#13;
Fi el q., Illinoi s, Jul y, t o Septe mber , 194 5.&#13;
Da te o f Embarkation: October 24, 1945.&#13;
Th e a t e r o f Ope rati on: European .&#13;
,M e d a l s Ea rn ed: G e rman Occ upati o n , Europe a n T he ate r of&#13;
Ope r a tion s Ribbo n , Victory , American Th ea t e r Ribbon.&#13;
Date R e turn e d to U .S.: June 24, 194 6 .&#13;
Dischar ge d: Ca mp Atterbur y, lndi an a, August 16 , 194 6 .&#13;
Ran k: Cap tain .&#13;
Total Month s Se rved : Thirty-nine .&#13;
Prese nt Oc c upation: Engineer, G.M. Proving Gr o und ·&#13;
ROBERT SAU N DERS LEITH&#13;
Dat e of Indu c ti on: Sep t e mb e r 12, 1942.&#13;
Branch o f Service: Navy .&#13;
Training Station s a nd Dates: U.S. N .T. S., W estministe r&#13;
College, F u l ton, Mi ssou ri , 1943 to 1944; U.S.N.T .C.,&#13;
Sampson, New York, 1944; U.S . N. Hospital, 1944 to 1946.&#13;
Theater o f Operation: American A re a.&#13;
Discharge d : U .S. N .P . S,C . , San Pedro , Ca lifor n ia, May 18,&#13;
1946.&#13;
Rank: Pharmacist' s M ate Secon d Class.&#13;
Tota l Mon ths Served: Fo rty -f our .&#13;
P re sent Occupation: Student, Kirk sville , Mi ssou ri.&#13;
Rema r ks: Physica l Therapy Technician .&#13;
RAY D . LEW IS&#13;
Da te o f Indu c ti o n: Ma y 13, 1942 .&#13;
B r an ch of Service : N ava l Air Co rps.&#13;
T r a ining Station s and Date s: U,S,N, T .S., Great Lakes,&#13;
illino i s, Ma y 13 , 19 42 to July 31, 19 42; Nav al Tr a ining School ,&#13;
De a rb o rn, M ic hi g an, J u ly 3 1, 194 2 to Octob er 2 1, 1942.&#13;
Date of E m b arka ti o n : October 29, 194 2.&#13;
Theat e r of Operati o n: Aleutian I sland s .&#13;
Da te Return e d t o U .S. : J uly 14, 194 4.&#13;
Discha r ge d: U . S.N . A.S., Ottumwa , Iowa, F ebruary 8, 194 5 .&#13;
Rank : Avi a ti o n Ma chin i st's M ate Fir s t Class .&#13;
Total M o nth s Served: Two years, eight month s and t we n tysix&#13;
d ays.&#13;
Pr ese nt O ccupa ti on: Set- up , Chevrolet, F lint, Michi g an .&#13;
DON A L D E , LO NGNE C KE R&#13;
Date o f In duc t i on: Decem b e r 23 , 1943.&#13;
B r a n ch o f Service : U .S. N avy .&#13;
T r ainin g Stat io n s: Service Sc h oo l , Gre at L a k es , Illin o i s ;&#13;
U .S . N ava l R epa i r B ase, Sa n Diego, C al i for nia ; N avy Yard s ,&#13;
M a r e I sla n d , C a liforn i a ; U .S .S. Pas i g, A W- 3 .&#13;
Da t e o f Em ba r ka ti on: J a n ua r y Z, 1945 .&#13;
T h e a t e r o f Ope r a ti on : Pac ifi c.&#13;
M e d al s E a r n e d: Am e ri can T hea t e r , A s iati c - Pac if ic, Vi c to r y&#13;
M e d a l.&#13;
Dat e R e tu r ne d to U.S. : D ece mb e r 18, 194 5 .&#13;
Di sch a r ge d : Gr ea t La k es , Illin o i s , J anu a ry I , 1946 .&#13;
R an k: Fir e C on t r ol m a n Se co n d C lass.&#13;
T ota l M o n t hs Se rve d : Twenty - four .&#13;
P res e nt Occup ati on : De tail P rodu ct St u d y an d Des i gn.&#13;
J OHN HENRY LYBRINK&#13;
D ate of Ind uc ti o n: Sep t e mber Z, 194 4 .&#13;
Br a nc h of Se r vi ce : N a vy .&#13;
Tr a ini n g St ati on s a nd Dat es: U . S . N . T . C . , Great L a kes, Illinoi s&#13;
t e n w eek s ; B as i c E ng in ee rin g Se rvi ce Sc h oo l, eight week s ;&#13;
C h s s "A " R e fr ige r a ti on Se rvi ce Sc h ool , £our w eeks ; U.S . S.&#13;
S id o ni a (A KA- 42), ten mo n ths .&#13;
Da te of E m b a rk a t ion: Ap ril , 19 4 5 .&#13;
T h e.at e r o f Ope r a ti on : P ac if ic.&#13;
Med a l s Ear n e d: Vi c t o r y M e d a l , Am e ri ca n A rea Camp a ign,&#13;
Asi a tic- Pac ific A r ea C am p ai gn .&#13;
Date R e turn e d to U. S. : Nov e mb e r , 194 5.&#13;
Discharg e d : Gr e at L a ke s, Illinoi s, A p ril 4, 1946 .&#13;
Rank : Machini s t' s M a t e (refri g e r ation ) Third Cla ss .&#13;
T o tal M o nth s Se rv e d : Nin e t ee n.&#13;
Pr e s e nt Oc c u pa ti o n : Di e Maker.&#13;
P RI SC IL L A ANN LU CE&#13;
Da t e of In d u c ti on : M a r ch 25, 1943.&#13;
Br anch o f Se r vi ce: U .S . Coa st Guar d .&#13;
Traini n g Sta ti o n s : N . 0 .P., De tr o it , Mi ch i ga n; C. G .T.S,, Pa lm&#13;
Bea c h , F lo ri d a ; 0 .D.C. G .O ., 1 1t h N . D . ; C . G . B ase , L os&#13;
Ange le s ; O,D. C .G .O .. 3r d N . D. : C . G . B a r r a cks , Wash in gt on,&#13;
D . C . ; C . G . Sep ar a ti on Ce n t e r , De t r o it , Mi chi ga n .&#13;
Disc har ge d: D e tr oit , Mi ch i g a n, F ebr ua ry 2, 194 6 .&#13;
' R an k: P h arm a c i s t 's M a t e T h ird C l a ss .&#13;
T ot a l M on t h s Serve d : Tw o y e a r s, t e n mo nt hs a nd e igh t d ays.&#13;
Pre sent O ccupa ti o n: H a irdr es s er II.&#13;
L e ROY E. L YBRINK&#13;
Da te of In d uction: Augu s t I , 1941.&#13;
Bran ch o f Se rvice : Army Field Artillery .&#13;
Training Station s and Dates : Fort Bra g g, North C arolina,&#13;
1941; F o rt M e ade , Maryland; F o rt Dix, New J e r sey ; C amp&#13;
Edw a rd s , M assac hu s etts, 1942; C a mp Butn er, Nort h C a r o lina,&#13;
194 3 .&#13;
Dat e o f Em ba rk a tion: Jul y 2 ,1 944 .&#13;
The a ter of Op er a ti on: European Theat e r , Northern France,&#13;
Rhin e lan d , A rdenn es , C e ntral Europe .&#13;
M e d a l s E a rn e d : G oo d Co nduct , Am e ri ca n Defense, American&#13;
Th ea t e r , Eur o pean Theat e r of Op e ration s with four Br onze&#13;
St a r s .&#13;
Date R e tu r n e d t o U.S .: Oct o ber 2 3, 194 5.&#13;
Di s charged : Indiantown Gap, Pennsylvania, October 27, 1945.&#13;
Ran k : Co r po ral.&#13;
Tota l Month s Se rv e d: Fifty-one.&#13;
P r ese nt O cc upati on: Di e C a sting , Die M aker .&#13;
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COU RTLAN D L. LYTTON&#13;
Dat e o f Ind uc ti o n: N o vember 10, 194Z.&#13;
Br anch o f Service: Coast A rtill ery Co r ps.&#13;
Trainir ,g Stati ons: F ort C u s t e r , Mi chigan; Camp H aa n,&#13;
C ali forn ia ; F itzs im ons G e n eral H osp ital , Denver , Colo r a d o.&#13;
Dat e o f Embarkati o n : M a r ch 16, 1944.&#13;
Theater o f Ope r ation: N ew Guin ea, Sout h e rn Philip p ines.&#13;
M e d a l s E a rn e d: Victory M ed al , Amer ican T heater Ribbon,&#13;
As ia ti c -P ac ifi c Th eate r Ribbon with two Br onze B attle Star s,&#13;
Phili ppine Liberat i o n R i b ho n w ith o ne Ba ttle Star .&#13;
Date Return e d t o U.S. 1 April 8, 1944.&#13;
Dis ch arge d : F o rt Sheridan, Ulin o i s, Decemb e r 26, 1945 .&#13;
R a nk: Techn ici an Fif th Grade .&#13;
To ta l M o n t hs Se r v e d: T h ir ty - seve n.&#13;
Pres ent Occ upa ti on: La bore r .&#13;
RAY MI C KEL SO N&#13;
011te o f Indu c tion: F eb ruary 24 , 19 4 3.&#13;
Bran ch o f Service: Glider Artille ry .&#13;
T r11lnin R S tnti o n s nnd Dnte s: Fort Brng g , Nor th Caro linn ;&#13;
C:amp M cC nll, N o rt h C nr o linn; AIIJan ce Ai r Bn s e, N eb rn sk n&#13;
Onte o f Embn rkfttio n : Sep tembe r, 1944 .&#13;
T he at er o f Ope rati on: Eur o pe , Fran ce, Bulg e, R hinelan d,&#13;
C entre,! Germany .&#13;
011te Retur n~ d to U .S . : Januar y 24 , 19 46 .&#13;
llisch 1trRed : C a mp Atterbur y, Indiana , F e bruary 10 , 19 4 6 .&#13;
Rank: PrJv ntP .&#13;
Total M o nt hs 5 Prv Pd : Thirt y-s ix .&#13;
Pres e nt Ocl"..uμntlon : To o l nnd Di e Mak e r .&#13;
DO N ALD M c GREGOR&#13;
Date of Indu ction: Apr il 14 , 194 1.&#13;
Branc h of Service: Dental Corps .&#13;
Da te of Embnrkati o n: May 3 0 , 1941.&#13;
T he nt er of Operat i o n: Eur op ean , North Af r ica en d Ital&gt;&#13;
Onte Re tu rn e d to U .S . : Dece mber 2 1, 194 4 .&#13;
1 Oi s ch arse d : F o r t She ridan, Illin o i s, April 15 , 19 4 5.&#13;
Rn.nk : Cap t ain.&#13;
T o ta.I M o nth s Served : F o rt y - eish t .&#13;
Present Oc cup ati o n: Dentist .&#13;
MELBOURNE MI LLAR&#13;
Da te of Indu ctio n: Apri l 19, 19 44 .&#13;
Branc h o f Se r v i ce : Army C. E .&#13;
Training Stati o n s an d Dat es: Camp Shelby, Mi ssissipp i,&#13;
April to Oct obe r , 1944 .&#13;
Date of Embark a ti o n : October 3 0 , 19 44 .&#13;
Theat e r of Operatio n : Eur op ean , Rhinel an d and C e ntral&#13;
Eur op e .&#13;
Meda ls Earn e d: E uro pe an-African-Middle E as tern Theater&#13;
w ith two Br onz e Star s, Go o d C onduct Medal, Vict o ry M e da l ,&#13;
Worl d War 11.&#13;
Da te R e tu rn e d to U. S . : March 26 , 194 6.&#13;
Disc harge d : Ca .mp Atterbury , India n a , M a rch 3 0 , 19 46 .&#13;
Rank: Staff Sergeant .&#13;
Total Month s Served : Twenty-three and one ha lf.&#13;
Present Occupation: Operating Engineer .&#13;
Remark s : Spent time in Fran ce, Belgium and Germa ny in&#13;
Combat Engineer s.&#13;
THOMAS EDW ARD MILLER&#13;
Da te of Indu ctio n : June 19, 194 5.&#13;
Branch of Se r vice: Navy.&#13;
Train ing Stati ons a nd Date s: Great Lakes, Illinois, June 19 ,&#13;
1945 to Augu st 28, 1945.&#13;
Da te of Embarkat i o n: Sep t ember Zl, 1945 , Se a Duty .&#13;
Theater of O p e ration: Atl ant ic an d P a ci fi c .&#13;
Date Returne d : A ug ust I, 1946 .&#13;
Discharge d : Gr e a t L ak es , Illinoi s , Aug ust 7, 19 46 .&#13;
Rank: Seama n Fir st Class.&#13;
T o ta l M onths Se rved: Fift een.&#13;
Present Occupation: Fa cto r y Worker.&#13;
PAUL MI LL IM A N&#13;
Da te o f [nducti o n: October 5, 194 3.&#13;
Branch of Service : Army.&#13;
Training Stations an d Dates: F ort Custer, Michig a n,&#13;
October 5 , 1943 to October 17, 1943; Ca mp Bl an din g, Flo ri da ,&#13;
Oc to ber 19 , 1943 to F ebruary 12, 194 4; Camp Stoneman,&#13;
Ca li fornia, F ebruary 28 , 194 4 to M a rc h 20, 1944.&#13;
Da t e o f Embarkation: March 20, 19 44.&#13;
Thea t e r o f Operatio n : South P ac ific, N ew Guine a, Bi s marck-&#13;
Arch i pelago, Leyte , Luzon.&#13;
Date Returned t o U .S.: December 29, 1945.&#13;
Di scha r ge d: F o rt She r i da n, Il linois, J anua r y 9, 1946 .&#13;
R an k: Technician F o ur th Grad e.&#13;
Tota l M o nth s Served : Twenty-seven.&#13;
Pre se nt Occ u pa ti on: Stu d ent, M .S . C .&#13;
WILLIAM BLAKE MILLER&#13;
Date o f Induction : June 4, 1945 .&#13;
Br anc h o f Service: U .S. N a vy .&#13;
Training Stations an d Dates: G re at Lakes, Illinois, Jun e 4,&#13;
194 5 to August 14 , 1945; Shoemaker, Ca lif or ni a , Septe mber ,&#13;
1945.&#13;
Date o f Emb arkatio n: Se ptember 2 0 , 1945.&#13;
Theater o f Operation: South Pacifi c an d Atlantic.&#13;
Medal s Earned: Vi ctory .&#13;
Dat e Returned t o U.S .: M a y 3 0 , 1946.&#13;
Dischar ge d : Gr eat Lakes, Ill inois, Ju ly 22 , 1946.&#13;
Rank: Sea man F irst C la ss.&#13;
Tota l M onth s Serve d: F ou rte en.&#13;
Present Occupati o n: F or d Wo r ker.&#13;
RUS SELL G. M OR GAN&#13;
Date o f Indu ction : Feb t'uary, 8, 1~43.&#13;
Bran ch of Se rvi ce: Militar y Police .&#13;
Trainin g Stat i ons and Dates: From F ebruary 8, 1943 t o&#13;
Mar ch 10 , 1946, Fort Custer, M ichigan.,; Camp M cCoy,&#13;
Wisconsin; F ort She ridan, Ill inois; F ort Wayn e, Detroit,&#13;
Michi gan.&#13;
Theater o f Operatio n: Ame ri can.&#13;
Medal s Earned: Victo r y M e d a l , America n Theater Ribb o n,&#13;
o n e service st ri pe , Good Co ndu ct.&#13;
Dis charge d : F or t She rid a n, Illin ois, M arch l 0 , 1946.&#13;
Rank: Pri va t e Fir s t Cl a ss .&#13;
T o t a l M o nt hs Se rv e d : Thirty-seven .&#13;
Pre se nt Occupati o n: T est Driver for Chevrolet Division of&#13;
Gen e ral Mot o r s Proving Gr ound s.&#13;
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TED MORGAN&#13;
Date of Indu c tion: April 13._ 1944 .&#13;
Branch of Se rvic e : Navy .&#13;
Training Stati o ns an d Dat es: Gre a t L a kes, Il l in o i s , Ju ne 10 ,&#13;
to July 2 8, 1944 ; Gunn e r' s Mate Sch o ol , Gre a t L a k es, Ill in o i s ,&#13;
August 13 , to N o vember 2 3 , 19 44; M ot or T o rped o B o at&#13;
Training Ba se , Melville, Rhod e Isl a nd, Dec e mber 10 t o&#13;
Ma rch 18 , 194 5.&#13;
Date of Embar ka ti on : Ap r il 20 , 194 5 .&#13;
Theater o f Op e rati o n : Asiatic-Pa c ific .&#13;
Da te Returned to U .S . : Jun e 29, 1947 .&#13;
Di ac harg e d : Shoem aker, Califor nia, Ju ly 23, 194 7 .&#13;
Rank : Gunner's Mat e Third Cl a ss .&#13;
Total M ont hs Serv ed : Twenty-seven .&#13;
Present Oc c upation : Student.&#13;
BENNO C , MORTON&#13;
Date of Inducti on : January 26, 1942 ,&#13;
Branch of Servic e : Navy .&#13;
Training St atio ns and Dates ~ Newport , Rh ode Isl and ,&#13;
January 26, 194 2 ; N o r oton H .B . T .S . , Co nn ecticu t , February ,&#13;
through Ma y , 1942 .&#13;
Date of Embarkation: July , 1942.&#13;
Theater of Operation: So uth Atlanti c, Sub Patrol.&#13;
Medal s Earned : G oo d C o nduct , Amer ican Theater, European&#13;
Th eate r o f Ope ration s .&#13;
Dat e Returned to U. S .: September, 1943 .&#13;
Disc h arg e d : Gre at Lakes, Illinois, Dec e mber Zl, 1945 .&#13;
Ran k : Avi ati on El ec tr ician Technician's Mat e Seco nd Clas• .&#13;
T o tal M onths Se r ve d : Thre e years , ten months a nd twentysix&#13;
days .&#13;
Present O c c upati on : Storm Win d ows a nd Tile Busine ss.&#13;
Remark s: Served with P.A . T .S , 0. outfit .&#13;
VE R N R . M ORG AN&#13;
Dat e o f Ind u c ti o n : F eb ruary 19, 194 3.&#13;
B ran ch o f Service: M ilita r y P o li c ema n.&#13;
T r ainin g St at i o n s a nd Oa t es: F o r t Cu s ter , F e bruar y Z6, 194 3;&#13;
Fo rt Ril ey, K a n sas, M a r c h I , 194 3 to M a y 28 , 194 3 ; C a mp&#13;
Kilmer, N ew J e r s ey .&#13;
Da te o f Emb a r ka ti o n : J u ly 16 , 194 3 .&#13;
The a t e r o f Ope r a ti o n : Eu ropea n T he at e r ,&#13;
Med als E ar n e d : Vi c t o ry M e d a l , Ame ri ca n Th ea t e r R ibb o n ,&#13;
Eur op e a n - Afri can -Middl e E as t e rn Ri b bon , Go od C o nd uc t&#13;
Medal.&#13;
Dat e R e turn e d t o U .S.: Jun e 3 , 194 5 .&#13;
Dischar ge d: F o rt Sh e r id a n , Illin o i s , Ap ril 11, 194 6 .&#13;
Ran k: Co rp o r a l .&#13;
T o t a l M onth s Serve d: Thr ee ye ar s, o n e m o nth s a nd s ixteen&#13;
d a y s.&#13;
Pr ese nt Occ up a ti o n : Th e ater Mana g er .&#13;
HELEN MU LLA NY DUNN&#13;
Date of Induction : January 17, 19 4 5.&#13;
Bran ch of Se rvi c e: Army .&#13;
Trainin g Station s : Des M o ines , Iowa; Camp Atterbury,&#13;
Indian a; Percy Jones General H o s pi tal , B att le Creek ,&#13;
Mic higan; C a mp Carson , Colora d o .&#13;
Disc h arged: Camp Ca r so n, Colora d o , Janu ary 27, 19 46 .&#13;
Ra nk : C o rpor a l.&#13;
T ota l M o nth s Se r ved : Thirtee n .&#13;
Pr esent O c cupation: H o usewife .&#13;
JOSEPH WILLIAM MULLANY&#13;
Date of Inducti on: Marc h 19, 1945 .&#13;
Br a nc h of Se rv ic e : Navy.&#13;
Training Stations: N . T .S. , Great L a ke s , Illinoi s ; N.C . T .C . ,&#13;
Davi s ville, Rho d e I s land .&#13;
Th e at e r o f Operation: Ameri c an .&#13;
Di scha r ge d: Davi sv ille, Rhode Isl a nd, Oc t obe r 8 , 194 5.&#13;
Rank: Seaman Secon d Cla ss.&#13;
T ota l M on th s Serve d : Six months and ninete e n da ys .&#13;
Present Oc cu pa tion: Te s t Driver, G e n era l Motors.&#13;
L OREN R . NAUSS&#13;
Da te o f Indu c ti on: Mar ch 7, 19 44 .&#13;
Branch o f Service : Infantr y.&#13;
Training Station s: F or t M cCle llan , Alabama; Camp P i c kett,&#13;
Virg in ia.&#13;
Date o f E.mbarka t i o n : Oc t obe r 14, 194 4 .&#13;
T hea ter o f Ope rati on: European T heater , A rd ennes , Rhineland&#13;
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M e d a l s Earned: Victory , Goo d C o ndu c t Meda l.&#13;
Date Return e d to U .S.: M ay 11, 19 4 6.&#13;
Di s ch a rg e d: Camp Atterbur y, lndiana, M ay 17 , 19 4 6.&#13;
R ank : Private Fir s t Cl as s.&#13;
Total Mon ths Se rv e d : Two years, two m o nth s and eleven day s.&#13;
Present Oc c u p ati o n: F o rt Plant , Milford .&#13;
Remark s: Decembe r 31, 1944 taken to E."ngland to hospital&#13;
with tren ch foot, hospitali z ed for three months.&#13;
MERTON WILLARD MURRAY&#13;
Date of lndu ction: M ar ch 21 , 194 1 .&#13;
Branch of Service: Infantry .&#13;
Training Station s and Dat es : C a m p Living s ton, Louisiana&#13;
March 2 6, 1941 to December 9 , 194 1.&#13;
Theater of Operation: U. S. We s tern Coastal De fense .&#13;
Disc h arged: F o rt Sheridan , Il lin o i s, De c ember 30 , 1945 .&#13;
. Rank: Sergeant Technician .&#13;
T otal M o nths Se rved: Fifty-s eve n .&#13;
Pre se nt Occupation : Garage Operator .&#13;
LU CY MAY NEWMAN&#13;
Da t e of lnducti o n: February 17, 1943.&#13;
Bran c h of Se rvi ce: U. S. Na vy Ai r C o rp s.&#13;
T raining Station s and Dat es: U . S. N .T.S ., Bronx, New Yor k,&#13;
Febr ua r y 17, 19 43 t o Mar ch 22, 1943; N .A.T.T .C., M emphis,&#13;
T e nne ssee, M a rch 23 , 19 4 3 to Sep t ember 25, 194 3 ; N .A.S.,&#13;
Ottumwa , Iow a , Oct ober 8, 1943 t o Septem ber 12 , 194 5.&#13;
Dischar g ed: U .S . N . T .C ., Great Lake s , Il l inoi s, Sep t em b e r 18 ,&#13;
194 5.&#13;
Rank: Aviation Machini st's M ate Fir s t Class.&#13;
Total Month s Ser ved : Thirty-one.&#13;
P resent Occupation: Baker-Eberl e Aviation Corporat ion ,&#13;
Det r o it , C ity Airport , Michigan.&#13;
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MANLEY FRE D NEWMAN&#13;
Date of Induction: F eb ruar y 8, 1945.&#13;
Br anch of Service: U.S. N avy.&#13;
Trai ning Station s: U .S . Naval Tr a ining Station, Gr e at Lakes,&#13;
Illinois; Am ph ibiou s Trainin g B as e, Little C r eek , Virginia;&#13;
U.S.S. Bell ona (AR L- 32) ; U .S.S . Antiet a m; U.S.S . Hancock&#13;
(CV-1 9) .&#13;
Dat e o f Emb arka ti on : July 28, 1945.&#13;
Theat er o f Ope r a tion : Pacific .&#13;
Date R etu rn e d to U .S.: April 25, 1945 .&#13;
Discharg e d: U.S. Naval Per s o nnel Separ a tion Center, Gr eat&#13;
Lakes, Illin ois, M ay 10 , 194 6 .&#13;
Rank: Fireman Fir s t Class .&#13;
Total M onths Se r ve d: One y ea r, three m onth s a nd t h ree days.&#13;
Present Occupation: Te s t Driver for Gen er al M otors&#13;
Pr oving Ground s.&#13;
Rem arks: R e ceived the American Area Ribb o n, and World&#13;
Wa r II Vict ory Rib bon .&#13;
AA R ON LY NN NILES&#13;
Date of Induction: Mar ch 10 , 19 4 2.&#13;
Br anch of Se rvice : A rm y Air F o rce.&#13;
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Tr ain ing Stations : Maxwell Field , A lab a ma; Benn e tt' s Fie ld ,&#13;
Sou t h Carolina; Coch ran Fie ld , G eorg i a; Mo o dy Field,&#13;
Georgia; Columbia Army Air B ase, South Carolina.&#13;
Date o f Emb ark ation: Augu s t 5, 194 3.&#13;
Theat e r of Operation : So uthw est Pac ific Ar e a , N ew Guin e a ,&#13;
Nort hern So lo mon s , B ismar ck -Archi pe lago.&#13;
M e dal s Earned: Air Med a l Clusters .&#13;
Da te Returned to U.S . : October 5, 1944.&#13;
Discharged: Fort Sheridan , Chicago, Illinoi s, F eb r u ar y 26 ,&#13;
194 7.&#13;
Rank: F irst Lieutenant .&#13;
Total M ont hs Serve d : Fif ty -nine .&#13;
Present Occupation: Sale sman.&#13;
Remarks : Departed for Europe, April 4, 194 6 an d returned&#13;
t o U .S. December 3 0 , 19 4 6.&#13;
NORMAN ARTHUR SCHRADER N!CKERS OI'&lt;&#13;
Date of Induction: July 2, 194 5.&#13;
Br:mch of Servi ce: N avy Seabees .&#13;
Training Stati ons and D ate s : N .T . S .. Gr e at Lakes , Illinois,&#13;
July 2, 194 5 to Au gust 10 , 194 5; C.B .R . D., C a mp P arks,&#13;
C a lifornia, August ll , 1945 to October 6, 1945; 134th&#13;
Naval Const ructi o n B attalio n , N aval Supply Center , N avy&#13;
# 926 .&#13;
Dat e of Embarkation: October 6, 1945.&#13;
Theat e r of Ope r ation: Pacific, G uam .&#13;
Medal s Earned : Victory M e d al, Asiatic-P a cific Area&#13;
Ca.inpaign Medal.&#13;
Date Returned to U.S . : August 10, 1946.&#13;
Disch a rged : Gr eat Lakes, Illinois , Au gust 18, 1946.&#13;
Rank: M ot or Machini s t's Mate Third Class.&#13;
T ot al M o n ths Serve d : Fifteen .&#13;
Present Occupation: Ford, Milfo r d Pl ant .&#13;
HARRY ARTHUR NILES&#13;
Date of Ind uct io n: December, 1937. N avy.&#13;
Training Stations: Newport, Rhode Island; sta ti o n ed aboard&#13;
car rier s, E nt erpr i se; Yorkto wn I; Lexington; Saratoga;&#13;
fo r eign a nd ove r seas bases; Iceland; Attu; Pearl Harbor;&#13;
South Amer i ca; Ca ribbe a n ; Pa n ama; .Southern Pacific ; Europe&#13;
Dat e of Embarkat io n: April, 1941, Icela nd; J uly, 1044,&#13;
A leu t ians.&#13;
T hea t e r of Operat io n: A ll Theaters.&#13;
Med als Earne d: Di s tingui s hed Fl yi ng Cro ss.&#13;
Date Returned to U .S . : N ovembe r, 1945.&#13;
Di s ch a r ged: Gre a t L akes, Illi no i s , F e bru a r y 7, J 046.&#13;
R ank: L ieu t e n a n t.&#13;
T o tal M o nth s Se r ve d : E igh t yea r s a nd thre e month s.&#13;
P re se nt Occu p at io n : Buildin g And gen e r a l contracting.&#13;
Remark s : E nli s ted as Av iation M ec hanic, fl ew a ll typ es o f&#13;
N l\ vy a ir c r a ft, 1"p.proxim a t e ly 4. 000 hour s f ly ing time .&#13;
LAWRENCE ELTON O'DELL&#13;
Date of Inducti o n: January 3, 194 0 , U .S. Navy.&#13;
Training Stations: Newport, Rhode Is lan d ; Naval Gun Fact o ry,&#13;
Washin g ton, D.C . ; served aboard th e U .S .S . Chester (CA-27 ) ;&#13;
U. S.S. Fulton; U.S.S. B al tim o re (CA-68 ).&#13;
Date o f Embarkation: No vember 1941, 1942, 1943, 1944.&#13;
Theater o f Operation: Paci fic Theater, B att le o f Midway.&#13;
Medals E a rned: American Defense, o n e star; Asiatic-Pacific&#13;
nin e stars; Philippine Liberation, o ne s tar ; American&#13;
Theater; Good Con duct M e dal, World War II Victory Medal.&#13;
WILLIAM A. OLBRICH&#13;
Da t e of Indu c tion: February 22, 19 43.&#13;
Bra .nch of Service: U .S . Army.&#13;
Training Stations: Camp Hulen , Texa s; F or t Jackson,&#13;
South Ca r ol ina; Camp Stewart, Georgia; Camp Kilmer, New&#13;
Jersey .&#13;
.pate of Embarkation: March 1, 1944 .&#13;
i'heater o f Operation: Eur o pean Theater, N o rmandy, Northern&#13;
Fran ce , Rhineland, Central Europe .&#13;
Medals Earned: American Theater, European Theater ,&#13;
four Bron ze Stars , Good Conduct, Victory .&#13;
Date Returned to U .S.: January 16, 1946.&#13;
Discharge .d : Atterbury, Indiana, January 19, 1946.&#13;
Rank: Corporal.&#13;
Total M o nths Served: Thirty-five.&#13;
Pre se nt Occupation: General Motors, Milford, Michigan.&#13;
LEON VICTOR O'DELL&#13;
Date of Induction: May 8, 1944.&#13;
Branch of Service : U .S. Navy.&#13;
Training Stations: Gr eat Lakes, Illinoi s; Camp Br adfo rd,&#13;
Virginia; U.S .S. Solomons, CVE-67 .&#13;
Date of Embarkation: September 23, 1944 .&#13;
Theater of Operation: Atlantic, Africa .&#13;
Medals Earned: World W ar 11 Med al, G oo d Conduct.&#13;
Discharged: Bost o n, Ma ssac hu se tt s , M ay 17, 1946 .&#13;
Rank: Machinist's Mat e Third Class .&#13;
Total M o nths Served: Twenty-four .&#13;
Present Occupation : Garag e M echa nic .&#13;
Remarks: Convoying planes and supp lies to Africa, training&#13;
pilots.&#13;
CHARLES E. PADLEY&#13;
Date of Induction : December 8, 1942 .&#13;
Branch of Service: Infantry.&#13;
Training Stations and Dates: Camp R o berts , California,&#13;
December, 1942 to August, 1943; Fort Ord, California,&#13;
August , 1943 to June , 1944 .&#13;
Date of Embarkation : July 6, 1944.&#13;
Theater of Operation : South Pacific, Okinawa, New Caledonin&#13;
New Hebrides, Saipan, Guam, Okinawa.&#13;
Medals Earned : Victory Medal , American Theater,&#13;
Asiat.ic-Pacific .&#13;
Date Returned to U.S.: February 2, 1946.&#13;
Discharged : Fort Sheridan, Illinois, February ZS, 1946 .&#13;
Rank : Corporal.&#13;
Total Months Served: Thirty-ei9ht.&#13;
Present Occupation : Clerk Chevrolet Divi~ion.&#13;
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HARRY G. PARKS&#13;
Dat e of Induction: Ju ly 15 , 1942.&#13;
Bran ch of Service: A.U.S.&#13;
T r ain in g Stati o ns and Dat es: F o rt Cus t er, Mi chiga n , Jul y 28,&#13;
t o Oct ober 8, 1942; Officer 's. Training School, F a r go, North&#13;
Dakota {North Dako ta Ag r . Col.). J anua r y 4, 194 3 t o March 31 ,&#13;
194 3 .&#13;
Theat er of Operat i on: America n .&#13;
Med als Earn e d: Comme nda tion M e d al.&#13;
Dis charged: Ft. Lewis, Wa shi ngt o n, August 27, 1946 .&#13;
R ank.: Captain.&#13;
T otal M onths Se r ve d : F orty- ni ne .&#13;
Pres ent Occupation: College Pr ofesso r .&#13;
Rem a r ks: Se rved as compa n y o ffi cer, o Cficer o f plans a nd&#13;
tr ain ing , pe r so nnel o ffic e r an d ou id ance o (fi cer.&#13;
DOUGLASJ. PEA RSALL&#13;
Da te o f Ind uction: M a r ch 7, 194 4 .&#13;
Br anch o f Se rvic e: Army.&#13;
Tr ai nin g St a tion s a nd Dates: Camp Gr ant, Illinoi s, M arch 12,&#13;
1944 to Augus t 13, 194 4; Hine s General Ho spital , H ines,&#13;
Illinois, Au gust 13 , 194 4 to July l, 1945; Camp Crow d er,&#13;
Misso u ri , Jun e I to September 3 .&#13;
Da te of Embarkation: Septemb e r 27, 1945.&#13;
The a ter of Operation: Pacific .&#13;
Date R etu rn e d to U.S.: Marc h 27, 1946 .&#13;
Discharge d : Camp M cCoy, Wi sconsi n, Ap ri l 13, 19 46 .&#13;
R an k: Technician F ifth Gr a d e.&#13;
T otal Mont hs Serve d : T we nty-fi ve.&#13;
Pre se nt Occ upati on: Detroit E di so n Company.&#13;
DALE J . PEARSALL&#13;
Date o f Inducti o n : Sep t embe r , 1942.&#13;
Bran ch o f Service: U .S. N avy Seabees.&#13;
Trainin g St a ti on s: N .C.T.C., Oav i s ville, R ho de Isla nd ;&#13;
Ca mp Par k s, C alifornia; U . S. N avy G unner; s School , N ew -&#13;
po r t, Rh o d e I sla nd .&#13;
Date of Emb a rkatio n : M a r ch, 1943.&#13;
Th eate r o f Oper ati o n : Southwest Pa cific, Woodlark Is la nd ,&#13;
Fin cha fen, . N e w Gu inea , Bia k , Owi Island, Dutch N e w Guinea&#13;
M e d als Earne d : A s iatic - Pac if ic wi t h t h r ee Stars, 7th F le et&#13;
Comme nt ation, Ame rican Th ea ter .&#13;
Date R eturne d t o U .S.: December, 194 4 .&#13;
Discharged: Great Lakes, Illinois, N ove mb e r 8, 1945.&#13;
Rank : Carp en t er's M ate Secon d Class.&#13;
Total Month s Serve d : Thirty-seven .&#13;
Pre se nt Occ u pa ti o n : Too l and Die Mak er.&#13;
Rem ark s: Spe nt s ome months in U.S . Naval Ho sp itala ,&#13;
GERALD J . PELKEY&#13;
Date o f In du ct i o n : Commissio n ed Aug u st I, 1944.&#13;
B ranc h of Se rvice : U .S. N avy.&#13;
Tr aining Stations: Gr eat Lakes, Illinois; William sburg,&#13;
Virgini a ; Columbia U niversity, N ew York.&#13;
Dat e Returned t o U .S . : Ap ril 4, 1946.&#13;
Disc ha r ge d : Great L akes, Illin o i s , Ap ri l 4, 1946.&#13;
R a nk : Li eu t e nant.&#13;
Total M onths Serve d: Tw en ty.&#13;
Present Occupation: Dentist .&#13;
JACK CLIFFORD P ELKEY&#13;
Dat e of Indu ctio n: M a rc h 23, 1942.&#13;
Bran ch o f Serv ic e: United States Marin e C o rp s.&#13;
Trainin g Stations : San Diego, California; Great Lakes,&#13;
lllin o is; Cherry Po int, N o rth Carolina; N or th Is la nd.&#13;
Date of Embarkation: J anuary 16, 1943.&#13;
Th ea ter of Operation: Central P ac ific Are a , Kwaj al ein-A to ll ,&#13;
Mar sha ll Island s.&#13;
Med als E a rned: Asiatic -P aci fi c, one sta r .&#13;
Date Returned to U .S . : May 13, 19 44.&#13;
Disc ha rg e d: Cherr y P o int, N orth Ca ro lina, October 17, 194 5.&#13;
Rank: Sta££ Sergeant.&#13;
Total Month s Se rved: For ty - th r ee.&#13;
P r esent Oc c u pa tion: Neveroil Products Em ployee, Ha mburg,&#13;
Mic higan.&#13;
RO BERT G . PELKE Y&#13;
Date o f Induction : October 30 , 1942.&#13;
Bran ch o f Service: Marin e Corps.&#13;
Traini ng Stations and Dates: Sa n Di ego, C aliforni a; N o rt h&#13;
Carolina; Ch i cago , Illinois.&#13;
Da te o f Embarkation: Jun e 16 , 1944 .&#13;
Theater o f Opera ti on : So uth Pacific, Okinawa , le Shi m a.&#13;
Date Returned to U .S.: Oc t ob er 13, 1945.&#13;
Discharged: Cherry Point , N o rth C arolina, December 6 , 194 5.&#13;
Rank: Staff Sergea nt.&#13;
Total M o nth s Served: Thirt y -eight .&#13;
Present Occ up ation: Cabinet Mak er.&#13;
RICH ARD NELSON PELKEY&#13;
Da te of Indu ct ion : October 3, 1944 .&#13;
Br anc h of Se r vice: U .S. N avy.&#13;
Train ing Stati ons: U.S. Na val Tr a in in g St at i o n, G reat Lakes,&#13;
Illi n ois; Die se l En g in ee ring School, Gulf po rt , Mi ss i ss ip pi;&#13;
L.S. N . - 545, N orfo lk, Virgin ia; U .S. Salvager , G a l veston,&#13;
Texa s .&#13;
Date o f Embarkati o n : A pr i l 2 2, 194 5.&#13;
Theater of Operati o n: Ame ri can A r ea.&#13;
Medal s Earn e d : American Area Ribbon, World 1.Var II&#13;
Vi ctory Ribbon.&#13;
Date Returned to U .S. : Jul y 5 , 1946.&#13;
Di scharge d: Gr eat L a kes, Illinoi s , July 13 , 1946.&#13;
Rank: Fir eman Fir s t Cla ss .&#13;
Total M ont h s Se r ve d: Twenty - two.&#13;
ROBERT WILLIAM PHILLIPS&#13;
Date of Induction : May 22 , 1943 .&#13;
Bran ch of Service: N avy .&#13;
Training Stations: F ligh t Prep . Sch o o l , W oos ter , Ohio;&#13;
War Training Schoo l, Highland Park, Michigan; Pre-flight&#13;
Schoo l, Iowa City, Iowa; Primar y Flight, Minneapoli s ,&#13;
Minnesot a and Memp his, T ennessee; In s trument and Advance&#13;
d Flight Training , Corpus Christi, Tex as ; N . A.S ., Corp us&#13;
Ch ri sti, Texa s.&#13;
Discharged : G re at Lakes, Illin o i s, Nov em b e r 27, 194 5.&#13;
Rank : Ensign (A I).&#13;
Total M onths Serve d : Thirty.&#13;
Present Oc cupa tion : Student .&#13;
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BUE L H. PlTKlN&#13;
Date of Indu cti on: N ovemb er 3, 1941 .&#13;
Br a n c h of Ser vi ce: Air C o rp s.&#13;
Tr aining Stati ons : P _rimar y Pilo t Training , Pine B luff,&#13;
Ar kansas; B asi c Pilot Trainin g , R a nd o lph F iel d, San Antonio,&#13;
Te xas; Adv an ce d Pilot Trainin g, Br oo k s Fi e ld , San A nt o ni o ,&#13;
T exas.&#13;
Date o f E mbark ati on: Apr i l 25, 194 6.&#13;
Th ea ter o f Operati on: Eur opean T heate r, Ame rican Occupa&#13;
ti on F o r c e .&#13;
M e d als Earn e d : Oc cupa tion, Victo r y M e d a l.&#13;
Date Returne d to U. S. : M ay 25, 194 7.&#13;
Di sc har ge d: Camp Kil me r , N ew J e r sey, Aug u s t 6 , 194 7 .&#13;
R a nk: Cap t a i n, A ir C o r ps R ese rv e .&#13;
T ota l M onth s Se r ve d : Sixt y-n in e.&#13;
Prese nt Occ u pat ion: Sc hoo l T eache r.&#13;
WILLIAM D. PITKIN&#13;
Dat e o f Induction: Janu a r y 5 , 1945.&#13;
Br a nc h o f Se rvic e: A r my .&#13;
Trainin g Stati on s a nd Oa tes: F or t Sill, Oklaho m a, Janu a r y t o&#13;
M ay, 1945; F o rt M ea de, Mar y land, M ay t o September, 194 5 .&#13;
Date of Emb a r ka ti on: Oct ober 11, 1945 .&#13;
Theat er of Ope r a tion: M e di terranean .&#13;
Med a l s Earn e d : G oo d Con duct Meda l, Victory M e d a l ,&#13;
Am erican Th ea ter of Op eration ; Eur opea.n - Afric;an-M iddJ e&#13;
E astern Ribbon .&#13;
Dat e R etu rn e d to U .S .: Se ptember 2 7, 1946.&#13;
Disc ha rged : F o r t Sheridan , Illinois , October 3 1, 194 6.&#13;
Rank : Staff Sergeant .&#13;
Total M o nt hs Se rved: Twenty - tw o .&#13;
Pre sen t Occupation: Sh ee t M et al Worker.&#13;
DORIS G. PITKIN&#13;
Date o f Inducti on: June l, 194 3.&#13;
B r an ch of Servi ce : A r my Nur se Corps.&#13;
· Trainin g Stat ion s and Dates: Fort Devens , M assac hu se tt s ,&#13;
J un e l to 19 .&#13;
Date o f E mba r kation : Jun e 23 , 1943.&#13;
_The a t er o f Ope r a ti o n : Europ ea n Theater, N o r m an d y,&#13;
So ut he rn Fr a nc e , Rhine .&#13;
Da te Returned to U .S . : Octob e r l, 194 5.&#13;
Di sc har ge d : F o rt Di x , N ew J ersey, De cem b e r 2 1, 19 4 5.&#13;
Rank: Fir st Lieuten an t.&#13;
T otal M o nth s Se r ve d: Thirt y month s a nd twent y - one d ays.&#13;
LOUIS T . POTTER&#13;
Date o f Ind uc ti on: Ap ril 12, 19 44 .&#13;
Br an ch o f Serv i ce : Army.&#13;
Tr a inin g St a ti o n s: C a m p Hoo d , T exas ; Camp Grub e r , Okl a -&#13;
h oma; Camp M c Coy , Wi sc on si n .&#13;
D a t e of Em barka ti o n: O c tob e r 30 , 1944 .&#13;
T heate r o f Ope r a ti o n: Europ ea n , Rhineland, Centr a l Eur o pe ,&#13;
M e d als E a rned : Two Br onz e Star s.&#13;
Date R et urn e d t o U. S . : Augu s t 3), 194 5.&#13;
Di scha r ge d : F ort Sher id an, Illin o i s, Octo b e r 31, 194 5.&#13;
Rank : Priv a te Fir s t Clas s .&#13;
Tot al M onths Se r ved : E i ghteen .&#13;
Pre sent O ccup a ti on: T es t D ri ver.&#13;
R emarks : Demo liti on Specia li s t, p re pa r e d T . N . T. cha rges ,&#13;
fix e d a nd fired c harg es in d est r oy in g bridges and roa d&#13;
blo cks. Se r ve d in comba t con diti o n in Eu r opean Th e at e r o f&#13;
Operati o n s.&#13;
HAROLD OWEN RICHARDS&#13;
Date of Induction : March 3, 1943.&#13;
B,,.a.nch of Service: Navy.&#13;
Training Stations and Dates : Mar c h 3, 1943, N .F .P . S ., Delaware&#13;
, Ohi o ; Sept ember 21, 1943 to December 11 , 1943,&#13;
N . P.F . S ., St. Mary's, California; December 28, 1943 to&#13;
May 15, 1944 , N.A .S,, Olathe , Kansas; June l to O ct o ber 18,&#13;
1944, N.A .T. B. , Corpus Christi , Texas; No vember 1, 1944 t o&#13;
January 12, 194 5, Banana River , Florida .&#13;
Date of Embarkation : April Z, 1945 .&#13;
Theater of Op e ration: Asiatic-Pacific, Philippine Liberation&#13;
China Occupation .&#13;
Medals Earned : Air Medal (l ), Navy Unit Citation .&#13;
Date Returned to U .S. : December 15 , 19•5 .&#13;
Rank: Lieutenant U.g .)&#13;
Present Occupation : U .S . Navy .&#13;
PAUL H. ROBBEN&#13;
Date of Induction : August 13, 1945.&#13;
Branch o f Service: Ordnance .&#13;
Training Stati o n s and Dates : Camp Robinson, Arkansas,&#13;
August 20 , 1945 to December 24, 194 5.&#13;
Date o f Embarkation: February 12 , 1946 .&#13;
,Theat er of Operation: Eur o pean Theater.&#13;
M e dals Earned: Army of Occupation, Victory .&#13;
Date Returned to U .S. : December 6, 19-46 .&#13;
Discharged: Fort Sheridan, Illinois, January 22 .&#13;
Rank : Private First Class.&#13;
Total Months Served : Seventeen.&#13;
Present Occupation : Vagabond Paint Department.&#13;
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HARRY K . RICHARDS&#13;
Date of Induction : June 19, 1945 .&#13;
Branch of Service: Army Coast Artillery C o rps .&#13;
Training Stations and Dat es: Fort ·Sherida.n , Illinois , June 20&#13;
to 25 , 1945; F o rt Bli ss , Texa s, Ju.iie 28 to November 3, 19,4.5;&#13;
Camp P ickett , Virginia , Novemb e r 18 to December 14, 1945;&#13;
Camp Shanks, New York, December 15 to 21, 194 5 ; Fort&#13;
Meade, M a r yl and, October 21 to 25 , 1946.&#13;
Date of Embarkation: December 21, 1945. ·&#13;
Th ea ter of Op erati on: European Theater , Routine occupational&#13;
dutie s, B a tt alion M a il Clerk.&#13;
Meda ls Earned ; Victory Ribbon , O ccup ation Medal.&#13;
Dat e Returned to U.S .: Oct o b e r 19 , 1946 .&#13;
Discharged: F or t Mead e, Maryland, November 24, 1946 .&#13;
Rank: Technician F o urth Grade.&#13;
Total Months Served: Seventeen .&#13;
Present Occupation : Farmer .&#13;
GAR NET M. ROLISO N&#13;
Date of Induction: M ay 29, 1944, U .S. M a rin e Co rp s Wom en ' s&#13;
Reserve.&#13;
Training Sta ti ons an d Da t es: M ay t o July , 1944, C a mp Lejeune&#13;
New River , North C ar o lin a; July , 1944 t o Janu a ry, 194 5,&#13;
Norman, Ok laho ma; F ebruary, 19 45 t"o December, 194 5 ,&#13;
Sa nt a B a rbar a (G o le ta ), Ca lif o rnia: Janu a ry , 194 6 t o Ap ril ,&#13;
1946 , El Toro, Sa nt a Ana, Cali forni a.&#13;
Di s ch a rged: Marine Co r ps Air St a ti on , E l T oro, Ca lifornia,&#13;
April I, 1946 .&#13;
Rank: Priv a te Fir s t C la ss.&#13;
Total Months Serve d : Twenty-two .&#13;
P res e nt Occupat io n: Secr e t a ry .&#13;
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GRAC!t SIMPSON RUTHERFORD&#13;
Da te of Induction: Jun e 15, 1944.&#13;
B ranch of Service: N avy WAVES .&#13;
T r aining Stations: U.S . N aval Training Station, B r on x, Ne w&#13;
York; U .S. N aval Training · Sta tion(Yeoman ). Cedar Falls ,&#13;
Iowa: Resi d e nt In specto r o f Na v a l M a t erial, Dayton , Oh io.&#13;
Medal s Earne d : Ame r ican Camp ai gn, World War II Vict o r }'&#13;
Ri bbon .&#13;
Di scharged: Grea t L a ke s, lllinois, Decembe r 7, 1945.&#13;
Rank: Yeoman Third Class .&#13;
Total M onths Se rved : Eighteen.&#13;
Pre s ent Occupation : Housewife.&#13;
GUERDON C . SCOTT&#13;
Date of Induction: April IZ , 1944 .&#13;
Branch of Service : Air Corp• . .&#13;
Tramin1 Stations and Datu: Sheppard Field, Tel&lt;&amp;a , April 15&#13;
to JWle 15, 1944; Scott Field, Illinois , June, 1944 to March,&#13;
1945 .&#13;
Date of Embarkation: March 23, 1945 .&#13;
Theater of Operation: China-Burma-India .&#13;
Medals E~rned: Good Conduct, China Ribbon , Aalatlc-&#13;
Pacilic Theater Med.al , American Theater Medal, one&#13;
Bronze star.&#13;
Date Re\urned to U .S .: March 6, 1946 .&#13;
Diacharsed : Camp McCoy, Wisconsin, March 13, 1946 .&#13;
Rank : Corporal.&#13;
Total Months Served: Twenty-three .&#13;
Preaent Occupation: Salesman. .&#13;
Remark• : Operated telegraphic typewriter s for transm.iaaion&#13;
and the reception of communications .&#13;
ELT ON B. SC01T&#13;
Da te of Induction : Mar ch 2 8, 1944 .&#13;
Br anch o f ~ervice : Seabees .&#13;
Training St atio n s: G reat L ake s, lllinois ; Camp En di co t t,&#13;
Rhode Isla nd; P o rt Huen eme, C aliforni a ; Pe arl H a rbo r ,&#13;
Oahu .&#13;
Date o f Embarkati o n : Decembe r 12, 19 44.&#13;
T heater of Operation: Asiat i c - Pacific .&#13;
Date Returned to U. S.: November 2 , 1945.&#13;
Discharged : Great L a kes, Illinoi s, N o vember 2 5, 1945.&#13;
Rank : M achinist's Mate Third Class.&#13;
Tota l Month s Serve d : Twen ty.&#13;
Pre sent O cc u p ation : Mechanic .&#13;
LOUIS DAVID SCOTT&#13;
Date of Induction: March Z I, 1941.&#13;
Branch of Service : Construction Engineers .&#13;
Tralnln1 Stetlona and De.tea : Camp Livingston, Louisiana.&#13;
"March to December. 1941: on the coast of California to&#13;
April 4, 1944 .&#13;
Date of Embarkation: April 4, 1944 .&#13;
Theater of Operation: PacWc, Saipan, Okinawa .&#13;
Date Returned to U .S .: October 31, 1945 .&#13;
Diacharsed: Fort Sheridan, llllnola, No-mber 8, 1945 .&#13;
Rank : Private First Clau .&#13;
Total Month• Ser-d : Fifty-five .&#13;
Present Occupation : Carpenter ,&#13;
RONALD E. SCOTT&#13;
Da te o f lnd uc ti on: June 9 . 19 41.&#13;
Br An ch of Service: A ir C o r ps.&#13;
Train i n ~ Stat io n s : Self rid g e Fi el d , Mi chig a n ; K ey fi el d ,&#13;
Mi ss i ss i pp i ; Orl a nd o, F l or id a; E n g land, F r a nce, B elg ium ,&#13;
G e r m •ny .&#13;
Da te o f Emb a r k at i on: F ebruary 27 , 1944 .&#13;
Thea t e r ~r Op er a tion: Euro pea n, N o r ma nd y, N o rthern Fran ce ,&#13;
Rhinelan d , A rd e nnes, C e nt r a l Europe.&#13;
M e d n i s Ear n e d : Di s ti n guishe d Un it B a d ge, Ameri c a n Defe&#13;
n se Se r v ice Med a l, Eu r o p ea n-Afri ca n-Middle E aster n&#13;
Se rv i ce Medal with five Br on z e St a rs, Go o d C o n du c t Med al.&#13;
Oi\ t e R e tu r ne d t o U .S . : Se p tember 29 , 194 5.&#13;
Di s cha r g ed: lndi a ntown G a p , ~~en n syl va nia, O ctober q , 1945.&#13;
R .,n ::: M as ter Se r geant.&#13;
TlH~ l M o nt hs Served: Fif ty-four.&#13;
RO BERT E . SEIDER S&#13;
Da t e o f Indu c ti o n: J uly 31 , 19 4 2.&#13;
Br a n ch o f Servi ce : U.S . N avy .&#13;
Tr ai nin g St a ti on s a nd Dat es : No rfo l k , Vir g in i a, Jul y, 194 2;&#13;
Gr ea t Lake s, Il l inoi s, Sep temb e r , 1942.&#13;
Dn te o f E m bar ka ti o n: J a nu a r y l , 19 4 3 .&#13;
T hea t e r o f Ope rati o n: A m e ric a n T hea t e r , P h i l i pp ine L ibe r -&#13;
a ti o n, Ok in a w a , Le y t e, lw o Jim a , N o r m a nd y.&#13;
M e d a ls E a rned : Thr e e Br on ze St a r s .&#13;
Dis cha r g ed : Great Lakes, Illin ois, D e cember 7, 19 4 5.&#13;
R a nk: M a ch inis t Mate Sec o n d Clas s .&#13;
T o t a l Month s Served: T hirty - s i x months and 31 over s e as .&#13;
Pre se nt Occupat i on: G e n e ra l M o t o r s P r o ving Gr oun ds .&#13;
Rem a rk s : U.S.S. M a tt apo ni; U.S.S. A lbem ar l e; U. S .S. Rand&#13;
olph (aircr a ft carrier ) .&#13;
J AM E S VER NE SEG E R&#13;
Date o f Indu c tion: F e bruary 25 , 194 2.&#13;
Br anch o f Se rvi ce: U.S. Navy Se abees.&#13;
Training St a t i on s an d Oa t e s : W illiam s burg , Virginia, Apr il&#13;
l l t o J u l y lO , 194 3; C amp Endi co tt , Rhode Isla n d , Ju ly l () t o&#13;
O ctobe r 20 , 194 3; Port Hu e n eme, C a l if o rni a . M a r ch ZS t o&#13;
June l , 19 4 5 .&#13;
Da t e o f Embarkation: Oc t o b e r 2 0 , 1943; June I, 1q4 5_&#13;
Theater o f Ope r ation: Eur opea n Theater. As ia t ic - Paci fi c ,&#13;
N orman d y, Ok in a wa Inv as i o n s .&#13;
Medals Ea rned : Eu r opean Theat e r o f Opera ti ons, Br o n 7 e&#13;
Star, As iati c - Pac i fic .&#13;
Da t e Re turn ed t o U.S . : N ovember 7, l 94 'i.&#13;
Discharg e d : Gr ea t Lake s , Illin ois, N ovembe r 14 , I 0 4 5 .&#13;
Rank: Ship s fit ter Th i r d Class, Sea.be es.&#13;
T o t a l Mon t h s Se rve d : Thirty-five .&#13;
P r e se nt Occ upati o n: Pl umber .&#13;
ROY F. SEIM&#13;
Dat e o f Induction: September 18 , I 9 41.&#13;
Br a nc h o f Serv i ce: U .5. Navy .&#13;
frainin g Sta ti on s an d Da tes: Mid s h i pman School, Northv.&#13;
e s tern University, Sep t embe r 18, 1941 to J a n uary 16, 19 4 2&#13;
Date o f Embarkation: F eb ruar y 19, 194 2 .&#13;
T h eater o f Opera ti on : P a cifi c - As i at ic, B attle of Midway.&#13;
Da t e Returned to U .S. : N ovem b e r 17, 1945.&#13;
D i schar ge d : Gr ea t Lakes, Illin o is, J anua r y 23, 1946 .&#13;
R an k : L i eutenant.&#13;
To t al Month s Se rved : Fifty-tw o.&#13;
P r esent Occup a ti on : B ur r o ugh A d d i ng M ach ine Com p any .&#13;
DEAN E . SELLM AN&#13;
Da t e o f Ind uc ti o n: Sep t e mb e r 25 , 19 4 2.&#13;
Br a n ch o f Service: Ordn a n ce.&#13;
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Tra i n i ng St a ti o n s a nd Da t es: F o rt C u s t e r , Mic h i ga n,&#13;
Oc t o ber 9 t o N o vember 9 , 1942; Ab e rd ee n P r ov in g Gr ou nds,&#13;
Aber deen, M a r y l a nd , N ovem ber 9 , 194 2 t o Au gu s t 15, 1943;&#13;
Tex Ar k a n a O rdn ance De p o t , T e x a r ka n a , T exas, Augu s t 15,&#13;
10,;3 t o F e br uary 15 , 1944.&#13;
Du te o f E mba r ka ti o n : M a r c h l , 19 4 4.&#13;
The a t e r o f O pe r a ti o n : Eur opea n T he a ter , N o rm a ndy , N o rthe&#13;
rn Fr a n ce, Rh ineland , Ce ntr a l E u r o p e, A rdenn es.&#13;
M e d a l s E a r ne d : E u r op e an - A fri ca n-Middl e E as tern Th e a ter&#13;
Ri b b o n with fi ve Br on z e St a r s, A m e ric a n T hea t e r Ribb o n ,&#13;
Good C on du c t Ri b b on a nd Vict o r y M e d a l .&#13;
Da t e R e t u r ne d t o U .S.: N o ve m ber 23, 194 5.&#13;
!Ji sch ,i r ge d: Camp A tt e rbury , Indi a n a, N o ve mber 27 , 1945 .&#13;
R ank: Te ch ni c i a n Fifth Gr a de.&#13;
To t ~ l M o n t hs Se rv e d : Three yea r s, tw o m ont h s a nd three&#13;
d a ys.&#13;
P re se nt Occup a tion: Clerk.&#13;
R OB ERT ER IC SINGER&#13;
Date o f In d uction: D ece mb er 9, 1942, 13th A r m y A i r F o r ce.&#13;
Tr a ini ng Stat i o ns an d Date s : Atl an ti c C i ty, N e w J ers e y,&#13;
Dec ember 13 to J anua r y 12; Ch i llicothe B us i ne ss College,&#13;
M issour i , Janua r y 15 t o M a rch 13 ; Stin so n F ie ld , San&#13;
Ant o ni o , T exas, M a r ch 15 to M ay 13 .&#13;
D ate o f Emba r ka ti on: June 13 , 19 43 .&#13;
T heater o f Operation: Pac if ic The a t e r , N e w Gu i nea , Lu zo n .&#13;
Med a ls E arn e d : Vi c t ory, As i atic-Pac if ic Theater R i bbon with&#13;
two B ron z e Ba ttle St a r s , Ph i lippine L ibe r ati o n Ribb o n , Phil -&#13;
ip pine De fe n se R i bb on with o ne Br o n z e B attle St a r, fi ve&#13;
overseas service b ar s , one se r vi c e s tripe, G oo d Con duct .&#13;
Date Retu r ne d to U.S . : D ecem b e r 15, 1945 .&#13;
Di scha rg e d : F ort She rid a n , Illin o i s , Decem b e r 26, 19 4 5.&#13;
Ran k: Se r gea nt.&#13;
Tot al M o nt hs Ser ved : T hi rty- six a nd on e h a lf.&#13;
Pr e s e nt O cc up a tion: Bui c k T e st D riv e r .&#13;
EDGAR lEE SHERMAN&#13;
Date o f Indu c ti o n: Augu s t 21 , 1944.&#13;
Branch of Service : U .S. N avy.&#13;
Training Station s : U .S . N.T . C., Gre a t L a ke s, Illin o i s;&#13;
N.A .T . T . C . , N o rm a n , O kla ho ma .&#13;
Date o f Embarkati o n : April 18, 19 4 5 .&#13;
Theater of O perati o n: Philippines, C hina.&#13;
Medals Earned : Ameri c an , A s i a t ic -Pacifi c Are a , P h ilippin e&#13;
Liber a tion, W o rld War II Victor y Ribbon.&#13;
Date Returned to U .S.: June 16 , 1946.&#13;
Discharged: Great Lakes , Illinois , June 20, 1946 .&#13;
Rank : Storekeep e r T h ird Cla ss.&#13;
Total Months Ser v ed : Twenty-two.&#13;
Present Occup a ti o n: Fact o ry .&#13;
C URTIS DE AN SM A IL&#13;
Dat e o f Indu c ti o n: J a n ua r y 9, 1943 , Army T a n k Destroye r s.&#13;
T ra i ning St a ti ons: Camp B o wi e , Tex as ; Ca m p Hoo d, Tex as ;&#13;
Camp Br ecke n r i d ge, Ken tu cky ; Camp Atterbury, Indi a na;&#13;
C a mp Mil es St a ndis h , B os ton, M assachuse tt s.&#13;
Date o f E mbark a ti on : October 7, 1944.&#13;
Theate r o f Ope r a ti on: Europe a n Th eate r , Ardenn es ,&#13;
Rhine l a nd.&#13;
Med a l s Earne d : Eur opea n-Afric an- Middle E as t e rn R i bbon&#13;
with two B ron ze Sta r s, Go o d C o ndu c t , V i c t o r y , o n e o ve rse as&#13;
s ervice ba r .&#13;
Da te R e turn e d t o U .S.: J u n e 9, 194 5.&#13;
Di scha r ge d: Ft. She rid a n , Il l in o i s , December 5 , 1945.&#13;
R a n k : Se r gea nt.&#13;
T o t al M on th s Se rve d : T h irt y -fo ur a nd o n e h a lf.&#13;
P r ese nt O cc u pa ti on: Co n s tru c t i o n F ore m a n.&#13;
Remarks : Ta ke n pri so n e r , Dece mb e r 17, 194 4.&#13;
IR A JACK SMAIL&#13;
Date o f Induction: June Z3, 1944, Navy .&#13;
Trainin g Stations: Gre at L akes, Illin ois, Armed Guard, Gulfport,&#13;
Mi ss i ssipp i; Br ooklyn , N ew Yo rk; Sh i ps: S.S.F.,&#13;
Mari o n Craw ford; S.S. F o rt Cumberl a nd; S.S. M a rin e Raven;&#13;
U.S . S. Lyon.&#13;
Dat e of Emba rk a tion: F all o f 1944.&#13;
Theat e r o f Ope r a ti on: Atlantic-Pacific.&#13;
Med a l s Earned: Amer i can Are a Ribb on, Asi a tic-P ac ific&#13;
Area a nd Wo rld War lI Victory Ribb o ns.&#13;
Date Return e d to U.S.: M ay, 1946.&#13;
Dia charged: Great Lake s, Illin o i s , June 5, 1946 .&#13;
Rank : Seaman Fir st Clas s.&#13;
Total Month s Se r ve d: Twenty -four .&#13;
Pre sent Occup a tion: Ma son.&#13;
KARIS STETSON&#13;
Date of Induction: June 14, 1945.&#13;
Br anch of Service : U .S. Marine Corps .&#13;
Training Stations a nd Dates: Camp Lejeune, North Carolina,&#13;
Ju ly 23, 1945; Parris Island, South Carolina, Septe mb er 20,&#13;
, 194 5; Washington, D .C . , May 9, 1946 .&#13;
Discharged: Washington, D .C ., Jul y 3 I, 1946.&#13;
Rank: Corporal.&#13;
Total Months Serve d : Twelve months an d six day s.&#13;
Present Occupation: Machine Operator.&#13;
V&#13;
VAUGHN M. S) &lt;AIL&#13;
Date of Induction : May 22, 1945.&#13;
Branch of Service : Infantry.&#13;
Training Stations: F o rt McClellan , Alabama; Camp Pickett,&#13;
Virginia.&#13;
Date of Embarkation: November 30, 1945.&#13;
Theater of Operation : European Theater, Italy.&#13;
Medals Earned : Victory Medal.&#13;
Date Returned to U .S . : May 23 , 1946.&#13;
Discharged: F ort Sheridan, Illinois, October 27, 19 46 .&#13;
Rank: Private.&#13;
Total Months Serve d : Seventeen.&#13;
Present Occupation: Construction Work,&#13;
Remark s: Serve d as laborer in Quar termaster Depot in Italy .&#13;
L EO C. SPRAGUE&#13;
Date of Induction: J un e 8, 1943.&#13;
Bran ch of Service: U.S. Army.&#13;
Training Stati Ons a nd Dates: July 11 , 1943 to Nov em b e r , 1944 ,&#13;
Camp Haan , Ri v ,~rs id e, Ca lifornia; Majave De ser t ; Camp&#13;
Cooke , Santa .A: ita, California .&#13;
Date of Emb a ,,. o&lt;atio n : December 4 , 1944.&#13;
The .ater o f O •e r at i on: Eur opea n , B attles o f Rhineland ,&#13;
Central E u .. o pe.&#13;
Medals Ea rn ed: Vi cto ry Medal, Go o d Conduct Medal.&#13;
Date Returned to U .S.: December 3, 1945 .&#13;
Disch arge d : Camp Att e rbury , Indiana, December 8, 194 5.&#13;
Rank: Technician Fifth Grade.&#13;
Total Month s Served : Thirty .&#13;
Present Occupation : Sto r e Keeper .&#13;
Remarks: Was put in for a Silver Star for rescuing comrade&#13;
in the line of fir e, but s t a r was n ~ve r received.&#13;
,.&#13;
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MATT L. STE VE NS&#13;
Da te of Induction: May 4, 1944.&#13;
Bra n c h of Se rvic e: Infantry, Air Corps.&#13;
Trainin g Stat i o ns and Dates: F o r t B elvoir, Virg inia, May l 0&#13;
to Ju ly 2, 1944; Camp Campbell, K e ntu cky, J uly 4 to Decemb&#13;
er 20, 1944; Keesler Field, Mi ssi~s ippi, December 22, 1944&#13;
to J anuary 30, 1945; Lowry Field, Color a d o, F eb ru ary 3,&#13;
194 5toAp ril 2, 1946.&#13;
Med als Earned: Go o d Co nduct.&#13;
Disc ha r ged: F o rt Logan , Co lo r ado, Ap ril 4, 1946.&#13;
Ran k: Sergeant.&#13;
Tota l M onths Served: Twenty-thr ee.&#13;
Present Occupation : T est Dri ver .&#13;
LOUIS ROBERT STUHRBERG&#13;
Date o f Inducti on: Oc t ober 15, 1940 , Infantry .&#13;
Training Stati o ns: F o rt Ord, California; Palo Alto, N ee d les,&#13;
Californ ia; Gilr o y, C a lifo rnia ; Camp M axey, Texas; Camp&#13;
Beaur egard , Lou i s ia na; Camp Living s t on, L o ui s iana .&#13;
Date of Embar ka ti o n: Ma y lZ , 1944.&#13;
Theat er of Ope r a tion : Eur ope an Theater , N orman dy, Norther&#13;
n Rhinelan d .&#13;
Med als Earned : A mer ican De fen se Service Rib b o n , Europ ean ·&#13;
Afric an -Middle Easte rn Th eater Ribb o n with t h r ee Br o n z e&#13;
Battl e Stars , tw o overseas service bar s, o ne se rvice s trip e,&#13;
Good Con du ct M e dal , Pur pl e H e art M e dal.&#13;
Date Returned to U .S. : Sep t embe r 18 , 19 4 5.&#13;
Di scha r ge d: F or t Sheri dan , Illinoi s, September 30, 19 45 .&#13;
Rank : St a ff Se rgea.nt .&#13;
Total Mont hs Serve d : Fifty-nine m o nth s and sixtee n da ys.&#13;
Present Occupation: Indu s trial W o rker .&#13;
Remar k s : W o unded in Germany, November 18 , 19 44, missing&#13;
in a ct i o n from July 25 to August 2 1, 1944.&#13;
WALTER STRITTM ATTER&#13;
Dat e of Indu c ti on: Oc t ober 13, 1944.&#13;
Br a nc h o f Se rvi ce: Army, Infantry.&#13;
Trainin g Station s an d Dates : F ort Sher id an, Illinois, Octob er&#13;
13 t o N ovember 13 , 1944; F o rt M cClellan , Alab a ma, N ovem -&#13;
ber, 1944 to F ebruary 17, 1945; F o rt Me a d e, M a r y land,&#13;
Febru a r y 20, t o F ebruary 24, 1945; Camp Shanks, New York,&#13;
Febr uary 25 to 2 8, 1945, ov er se as M arch 1, 1945. With the&#13;
94 t h Infantry Division.&#13;
Da te of Embarkation: F ebrua ry 28, 1945.&#13;
Thea ter of Operation: Europe an Theat e r, B attle o f Rhinelan d ,&#13;
Ce n tral Europe.&#13;
Med a l s Earned: Comb a t Infantry Badge, Go o d Conduct Meda l.&#13;
Date Returned to U.S.: Jul y 2 7, 1946.&#13;
Disc harged : Fort She rid a n, Illin ois, Augus t 5 , 1946.&#13;
Rank : Pri vate Fir s t C l ass .&#13;
Total M onths Serve d: Twenty-tw o.&#13;
Rem arks: ln Mer chan t M a rines two yea rs before entering&#13;
•he army.&#13;
HORACE C. TAYLOR&#13;
Date of Ind uction: December 2, 1944.&#13;
Bran ch of Service: Se abees .&#13;
Tra in in g Stations an d Date s : Gre at Lakes, Illinois, December,&#13;
1944; Camp Endi co tt, Rhode Is land, J a nuary , 194 5; Seattle,&#13;
Washingt o n, M ay, 19 45.&#13;
Da te o f Emb a rkati on: M ay 3 1, 19 4 5.&#13;
Theater o f Operation : N orth Pacific.&#13;
M e d als Earned: Asiatic - Pacific Area Campaign M e dal,&#13;
Amer i can Area Campaign M eda l , World \I ar II Victory Meda l.&#13;
Da t e Returne d to U.S.: M ay 6, 19 46.&#13;
D i scharged: Sea ttl e, Washington, June 1, 1946.&#13;
R ank : M achinist' s M ate Th ird Class (Sea bees ) .&#13;
Total M on t hs Served: E i ght een.&#13;
Present Occup a tion: F a rming .&#13;
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RICHARD M . TAYLOR&#13;
Dn t e o f Induction: M arch o , I Q43, A rm y /\ ir F orce.&#13;
T r tdnin R S tAtions a nd Oil.t es: Kern s Field, Utah, Mar ch to&#13;
Ju n e, l 'M3 ; Lincoln /\ rm}' A i r B Hse, N eb r l'ISk A, June , 19 4 3&#13;
t o Jnn un r y, 194 4; C;, m p Mill s, Lo n R l s l ,rnd, N Pw Y o rk ,&#13;
Jnn u11.r y t o Febr ul'l r y, J (144 ; FllrminRd nle, L o n R l s ln nd, Nt"w&#13;
Yo r k , Fe b ru ri r y 10 Mftr c h , \Q44; Do ver .'\ r m }' A ir B l\se,&#13;
Del l'lwl\r e , Mi\r c-h , l &lt;l44 t o O c t o ber, J o4i;; MC' rce d A r my Air&#13;
B r1st•, C,'ll ifornin, Oc-t ober, 19 4 '"' t o jl'l n Ul"IT)', I Q·H1; F o rt&#13;
Brnnin n . GC'orR i i\, Janul\ry 1o F rbru.., r y , \ 0 4 6.&#13;
D i s ch n r RPd : F o r t She rid Rn, Illin o i s, F f'brunry I f., 10 47 _&#13;
R11nk : C11 rp o r td.&#13;
T11t 11] M ,inlh ~ S PT v l"d : Thirty-fi\'r .&#13;
Pr ('s rnt Oc-cupA tion : Depi,r t ff1r nt Publ i c H r Ad rp1l'lrter s,&#13;
Br i Rh t nn, Mic"hig l'\n,&#13;
GER A LD ! . T H OMPS O N&#13;
Da te of lndu c ti o n : P.u gu st 3 1, 1942.&#13;
Br anch o f Se r vice: U.S . Marin e C o r ps.&#13;
Tr a ining Statio n s a nd Dates: San Die go, C a lifo r nia,&#13;
Sep t embe r 4, 1942 t o Janu a ry 19, 1943.&#13;
Da t e o f Emb a rkati o n : J a nuary 19 , 19 43.&#13;
The a t e r o f Operat i on: Pa c ifi c , T a r a wa, Sa ip an , T ini a n,&#13;
M ari a n as, Okina wa.&#13;
M e d a l s Earne d: Letter of C omm e nd ation ,&#13;
Da te Returned t o U.S.: Oct ober 2 1, 194 S.&#13;
D i sch a rg ed: M a r in e Co r ps Ba se, Sa n Diego , C a lifornia,&#13;
Novemb er 2, 194S.&#13;
Rank: C o r po ral.&#13;
Tot a l M on t hs Serve d: Th irt y-e igh t mont hs and two day s.&#13;
Pre s ent Occupat i on : Auto M echan i c.&#13;
R e m a rk s: St a tione d for ten months in N e w Z eal a n d .&#13;
BENT LEY W I LLIAM TEEPLES&#13;
Da te of Induct i o n: Septembe r 15, 19 43.&#13;
B ra n ch of Se rv ice : N avy.&#13;
Tra inin g St a tion s : Gr ea t Lakes , Illinois ; Sa n D iego , Cal iforn&#13;
i a; Coronado, C a lif o rn i a ; San B run o , Ca lif o rni a.&#13;
Da t e of Embark a tion: Ju ne, 1945.&#13;
Theater o f Op e r ation: So uth P a cific .&#13;
M e d al s Earne d : Am e rican T h e a t er, So uth Pa c ific .&#13;
Date Returne d to U.S .: Dece mb er 11, 1945.&#13;
Disch a rged: T e rmin a l I s land , Cal iforni a , Decembe r 13, 1945&#13;
Rank: Coxsw a in Third C lass,&#13;
Total M unths Se rv e d : Tw e nty - seve n .&#13;
Pr ese nt Occupation: Tile ln s t a llator&#13;
J AC K G. THOM AS&#13;
Da t e o f Indu ction: Novemb e r l O, 194 2.&#13;
Br anch o f Se rvice: N avy.&#13;
Tra i ning Sta ti o ns: Gr ea t Lakes, Illin o i s ; N aval R a di o School ,&#13;
M a d ison, W i scons in .&#13;
Da t e o f Emb arka ti o n: O c tober , 1943.&#13;
The a ter of Oper a t io n : Pac ifi c.&#13;
Meda ls E a rne d : A s iati c -P ac ifi c, N avy Unit Commendati o n .&#13;
Dat e Retu r ne d t o U .S .: N ove mber, 1945.&#13;
Di sch a r ge d: Great Lakes , ll lino i s, Ja nu a ry 10 , 1946.&#13;
R a nk: Ra d ioman Secon d Class .&#13;
Tot al M o nths Serve d: T h irty- eigh t.&#13;
Present O cc u pa ti on : F ac tor y W o rker .&#13;
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ARTHUR TIMMON S, JR .&#13;
Date o f ln du c t ion: J une 14 , 19 44 .&#13;
Branch o f Se r vice : U .S. Na vy .&#13;
T rain i n g Sta ti o n s: N ,T . S., Gr ea t L akes , Ill in ois; N .T.C.&#13;
(A. G . C . ), Gulf po rt , Mi s s issippi; A.A . T .C., Shell B each,&#13;
L ou isiana ; A. G. C., Br oo k ly n, N ew York ; N . 0 . B . N o r,·a .&#13;
Theate r o f Operation: A tlantic- Pacif i c .&#13;
Discharge d : L id o Bea ch , Lo n g Is l a nd , N ew York , Ju n e 7 ,&#13;
1946.&#13;
Ran k: Se am an Fir st Class.&#13;
To ta l M on th s Se r ve d: Twe n ty -fo u r .&#13;
CARL N . TRANTHAM&#13;
Date of Inducti o n : January 7, 1941.&#13;
Branch of Service: 177th F i eld Art i llery.&#13;
Training Station s and Dat e s : Fort Knox, Kentucky , 1941;&#13;
Fort L e onard Wood, Mi ss ouri , 194 2 to 194 3.&#13;
Date o f Embarkati on : April 10 , 1944.&#13;
Th e ater o f Oper a tion : Europ e an Th ea t e r , N or m a nd y , N o r th e r n&#13;
1Franc e , A rdenne s , Rhin e land , Ce ntral Europ e .&#13;
M e dal s Ea r n e d : Victor y M e dal , Am er ic an De fe n s e Se r vice&#13;
Ribb on, Ame ric an Th e at e r Ribb on , E u r o p ean -A fr i ca n-Middl e&#13;
Eas t ern Th ea ter Ribb on , o n e Silv e r B att l e St ar, fo ur oversea!&#13;
b a rs, o ne se rvic e s tripe.&#13;
Date Returned t o U . S.: Oct ober 26, 194 5 .&#13;
Di s c h a r g e d : F o rt She ri dan , Ill in o i s, N o v e mb e r 5, 1945.&#13;
~ ank : Pr iv ate Fir s t C la ss.&#13;
T otal Mo n ths Ser ve d : F our yea r s, ten m on th s a nd t w en t y -&#13;
s ix day s.&#13;
P r es ent Oc c upati o n : Stat e Hi g hway .&#13;
WILLIAM G . TIMM ONS&#13;
Date of Inducti on : De c e m b e r 5 , 19 41 .&#13;
B r anch of Serv ice : Signa l C o r ps .&#13;
Training St ati o n s and Oa tes: F o rt M onm o uth , N e w J e rsey,&#13;
December 8, 1941 t o Mar c h 15, 19 42 ; C am p Clai b o rn e,&#13;
Louisiana , March 15 , 1942.&#13;
Date of Embark~ti o n : Februar y 15 , 1943 .&#13;
Theater of Operation : Southwest Pacilic, New Guinea ,&#13;
Philippines .&#13;
Date Returned to U .S .: November 21, 1945.&#13;
Dhcharged : Fort Sheridan , Illinois , De cember 2, 194 5.&#13;
.Rank : Staff Serg e ant .&#13;
Total Months Served : Four years .&#13;
Present Occupation : Telephone Lineman .&#13;
CHARLES H . TUTHIL L&#13;
Date of Inducti o n : Dece mb e r 22 , 194 3.&#13;
Branch o f Se rvi ce: U.S. Na vy .&#13;
Training Stati on s: Gr e at La k e s Nava l T ra ini ng Stati o n,&#13;
Illinois ; Nav al Ai r St at ion , M em p h i s, T ennessee; Amph ib i ou s&#13;
Training Stati on , Oc ea n s id e , Ca liforni a ; Ad va n ce B ase De po t ,&#13;
San Brun o , C a li for nia.&#13;
Dat e of E mb a rk a ti on: Dece mb e r 1 5, 194 4 .&#13;
Theater o f Oper at i on: So ut hwest P ac if ic.&#13;
Med al s E a rn e d : Am e r ican T heate r , A s i a tic -Paci fic, Vi cto r y.&#13;
Dat e Returned to U .S. : F e bru a r y 17, 194 6 .&#13;
Discharg e d: G rea t Lakes, Ill ino i s , F eb ruar y 24, 1946.&#13;
Rank : Sea man Firs t Class.&#13;
Tota l M onths Serv e d : Twe n ty - s i x.&#13;
Pr es ent Occ up a ti o n : De t . Edi so n Compa ny .&#13;
ROBERT M. U NTEED&#13;
D ate of Inducti o n: June 8, 19 4 3.&#13;
Br anch of Servi ce : A. T .C .&#13;
Tra ining Stations : Camp H aa n, Ca liforni a ; Camp C oo ke,&#13;
Califor ni a ; Santa M aria, Ca liforni a; Camp Ir w in , Californ i R-;&#13;
Re n o A rm y Air B ase.&#13;
Di sc harg e d: Patt e r son Fie l d , Ohio, Octob er 20 , 194 5 .&#13;
.JRa nk: Priv a te Fir st C la ss.&#13;
To t al M o nt hs Se r ved: T w o yea r s, fou r month s a nd ninet ee n&#13;
d ays.&#13;
CA RL ED WA RD W AL L ENHAUPT&#13;
Da te o f Ind uctio n : M ay 11 , 1943, Ar my O rdn a n ce.&#13;
Train in g Statio n s a nd Dates: San t a An it a Arca di a C alifo r nia&#13;
May , 1943 to Jan u ary 3 0, 1944 . ' ' '&#13;
Date o f Embarka t ion : F ebrua r y 10, 1944.&#13;
Theater of Opera ti on: European , N orman d y, N orthern Fr a n ce ,&#13;
Ar d e nnes, Rhinela nd , Ce n tral Eu r ope.&#13;
M e d a ls Earn e d: European - African -Midd le Easte r n Theater&#13;
Ribbon with fiv e B ron z e Stars, Goo d C o n d uct, W orl d W a r II&#13;
Victory Me d al.&#13;
Date Returned to U.S . : November 27, 194 5.&#13;
D i scha r ged: Ca m p Atterbu r y, In d ia n a, December 2 , 1945,&#13;
Rank: Technician Fif th Gr a d e.&#13;
T otal M ont hs Serve d : T h ir ty - o n e.&#13;
Present O ccupatio n: M echanic.&#13;
THOMAS DALE WAHL&#13;
Da t e o f Indu c ti on: De ce mber 15 , 194 3 .&#13;
Br anch o f Servic e: A rm y En g in eers.&#13;
Train i ng Sta ti on s an d Dat es: Camp Cla ib o rn e, L ou i sian ci,&#13;
J anuary 5 , 19 44 t o Janu a r y 19 , 194 5.&#13;
Date o f Emb a rkati on: J ilnuar y Z l , 1q4 5 ,&#13;
T h e-ater of Oper fl.ti on: Asiat ic-Pi\cif ic, B a ttle of Milni ll'I,&#13;
Lu / o n Ca mpaign .&#13;
Da t e Returned t o U.S.: F ebruary l l , 194 6.&#13;
Di sc hnrg e d : C nmp Bll'lndin R, Fl o rida, F ebrua r y l 4 , 1°4 6.&#13;
Rftn k: Techn icia n Third C la ss.&#13;
Tn t nl M o nt hs Served: Tw e nty- s ix .&#13;
P rC's ent Oc c upati o n: M n ch inist .&#13;
DO N ALD F. WAR N E R&#13;
Date o f Ind uc ti o n : N ovember 4, I 94Z , A ir Corps.&#13;
Tra ini ng St at i on s : Mi ami Beach, Fl o ri d a ; Hol a b i r d Ord n a n ce&#13;
Depot, B a lt i more, M a r yla nd ; A . A. F . , M u r oc , Cal i fo rni a;&#13;
A. A . F . , San t a Ana, Cal i fo r nia; C . T.D., Wayne, N eb r aska;&#13;
A. A. F ., Santa M aria, Califo r ni a; A.A . F ., Ontar io, Cal if o rnia :&#13;
A.A.F . , M a rf a, T exas; A . A .F ., L a s Vegas, Neva d a; A. A.F .,&#13;
A lexan dr ia , L o u i siana; A.A . F ., Lincoln, N eb r aska.&#13;
Dat e of Emba r ka ti on : Dec e mbe r I 8 , 1944.&#13;
The a t e r o f Operation: European, B att l e o f the B ulge, Battle&#13;
o f Rhineland, B a t tl e o f Ce nt r al E ur ope.&#13;
M e d als Ea rn e d: A i r Me d al w ith fi ve Oak Lea f Clusters .&#13;
Dat e Re tu rne d t o U.S.: Se p t ember I 0, 1945.&#13;
Di scha r ge d: Si oux C it y, Jowa , Decembe r 1, 194 5 .&#13;
Ra n k: Fi rs t L ieu te nan t.&#13;
P r esen t Occupat i on: M ich i ga n Be l l Te l epho n e Compan y.&#13;
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1-'ERB ER T L. WAR NER&#13;
Da t e o f Indu c ti on: Decem b e r 22 , 1943, Na vy.&#13;
T r a i nin g St a t i o n ~ : U.S. Naval T r a ining C e nt e r, Great LRkes,&#13;
Illin o i s ; P ud ge t So und Na vy Y ,"'lrd; U. S.S. Wash in g t o n .&#13;
nate o f Embarkati o n: M Ry 6 , 1944.&#13;
Thea t e r o f Operil t io n: As i atic - Pac ifi c , Mar i a na s Cam paign ,&#13;
Pnlau I s l a nd s , I s t B att le o f Ph i li pp in e 5£'a ; l wo J ima, ! n d&#13;
B a ttl e o f Ph i l i pp in e Sea , O kin l'lwa , Ph ilipp i ne L ibera ti o n .&#13;
M e da l s Earne d : E i g h t B ;it tl e Star s.&#13;
O.-.te Returne d to U. S. : Jun e ll , l 'HS.&#13;
Di sc h a r g e d : U.S. Nav a l T r ai n i n g Ce nt e r, G r ea t Lake s,&#13;
Illin o i s , N o vembe r 5 , 19 45.&#13;
Rdn k : Car p e nter' s Mat e Secon d C l ass.&#13;
T o t al M on ths Se rv e d: Tw e nt y -thr ee,&#13;
Prese nt Occ u pa ti on : M a in tenanc e Ca r pe nt e r.&#13;
Remarks: Se rv e d w ith A d m i ra l H a l se y ' s Third Fl ee t a nd&#13;
TH s k F o r ce 58 .&#13;
ROBERT L . WEEKS&#13;
Date of Induction: May 27, 1942.&#13;
Branch of Service : Engin ee r C o rp s.&#13;
·Training Stations and Dates: Harding Field , Baton Rouge,&#13;
Loui s iana, 1942 to 1943; MacDill Field , Tampa , Florida ,&#13;
1943 t o 1945; Command and General Staff School , Fort&#13;
Leavenworth, Kan s as, 1945; Dal e l..1a. bry Field, Tallahassee,&#13;
Florid a , 1945 .&#13;
Discharged; Drew Field, T a mpa , Florida, March Z, 1946 .&#13;
Rank: Major.&#13;
T otal M onths Served : F o rty-five.&#13;
Present Occupation : Ch e mical Engineer .&#13;
Remark !:: Princip a l Duty was o perati o ns and training staff&#13;
o fficer, s upervising training of e ngineer construction&#13;
battalions.&#13;
RO BERT E . WAR NER&#13;
Da t e o f Indu ctio n: M a r ch 7, 1944, Ar my.&#13;
T r a inin g St at ions a nd Date s : F o rt She rid an, Illin o i s, M a r ch&#13;
t o 12, 1944; F o rt M cC lella n, A labam a , M a r ch t o August,&#13;
1944; Fort B en nin g , Geo r g ia, A u gust to Sep t em ber , 1944;&#13;
F o rt M ea d e, Marylan d , October 2 to 3 0 , 1944; Ca m p Kilmer ,&#13;
Ne w J e r sey, N ov embe r 2 t o 30 , 1944 ; Camp St oneman , Ca liforni&#13;
a, Se p t ember, 1945 to May, 1946.&#13;
Dat e o f Embarkati o n: Dece mb er 1, 194 4.&#13;
Th et1t er o f Ope r a t io n : Eur opea n Th ea t er, B a ttl e o f R hin e land.&#13;
M e d a l s Ea rn e d : P ur ple H ea rt , Goo d Co nduct , P r es id e nti a l&#13;
Unit C itati o n.&#13;
Date Return e d t o U .S. : Jun e 2 1, 19 4 5 , F o rt Sherid a n , Illin o i s .&#13;
Discharge d : F o rt Sh e ridan , Illin o i s , Ma y 2l, 1946 .&#13;
R..,_nk: Se r gea nt.&#13;
T o t al Month s Se r ve d : T we nty -s i x a nd o n e h a lf.&#13;
Re mar ks: Was P ri so n e r o f Wa r for two m o nth s .&#13;
C HAR LES W. WEN Z EL&#13;
Date of Induction : March 6, 1944 .&#13;
Branch o f Se r v i ce: N avy.&#13;
Trainin g St at ion s a nd Oa tes: U .S .N . T . S . , F a rr ag ut, Id aho,&#13;
Mar ch t o M ay , 1944; N .A .T . T.C . , M emph i s, T e nnes see, May&#13;
t o October, 1944; U. S .N .A. B.P.D., San Brun o, Califo r ni a ,&#13;
Octob er t o De ce mb e r , 1944 ; J o int Com . Act iviti es, Guam,&#13;
Mari anas I s l a nds, J anuary, 194 5 to Ma y, 1946 .&#13;
Date o f Emb a rkation: December 16, 1944 .&#13;
The a ter of Ope r a ti o n : Pacific .&#13;
Date Ret urned to U .S.: May 22, 1946 .&#13;
Di s charg e d : Gr ea t L a ke s, Illin o i s, M ay 26, 1946.&#13;
Rank : M a ilm a n Secon d Class.&#13;
T otal M ont h s Serve d : T we nty- seve n.&#13;
Present Occup a tion: St udent.&#13;
FREDERICK R. WEN Z EL&#13;
Date o f Induction: Jul y 30, 194 5 .&#13;
Br a nc h o f Se r v ice : N a vy.&#13;
Tra in ing Stations a nd Dat es : Gr ea t Lak es, Illin o i s, Sep tember,&#13;
1945 to December, 1945 ; Sho em ake r, California, February,&#13;
1946; Tr easure Isla nd , Ca lifornia.&#13;
Date o f E mb a rk at i on : Febru a r y 28 , 1946 .&#13;
T heater o f Ope ration: As ia ti c - Pacific.&#13;
Medals Earned: V i ctory.&#13;
Date Ret\\ rn ed to U.S.: June 15, 1946.&#13;
Di scha r ge d : Great Lakes, Ill in o i s, J u ly 16, 19 46.&#13;
Ra n k: Seaman Fir s t Class.&#13;
Total M o nt hs Se r ve d: E leve n .&#13;
Prese nt Occupa ti o n: L it hopress Operator.&#13;
JO HN P A UL WE. N 7 E.L&#13;
n ,111• o f Indu r-t i o n : Ap ril &lt;l , I Q4 3.&#13;
Br&lt;"ln ch o f '.-,p r vicr: A rm y.&#13;
Tra i n i n p, S l nt ion!:&gt; n nd Dil l &lt;'!,: K crs l, •r Fi e ld, M i ss i_ss i p p i,&#13;
M n rch t,, Ma y, 19 ,11 ; Truck O ri \·rr' s Schoo l , Ca mp L ee ,&#13;
Virr,in i .i , Jun&lt;' 111 Aup,u!-&gt;t, \ f"/'13; D t f'\I. Fit&gt; ld , Tnmpn, F lor idl\;&#13;
Cri,11p A n .·n , &lt; 11tir n rn i R.&#13;
l lnl" ,,r F. r11hnrk &lt;1ti on: Orln lwr ..'..'., 111'1'1.&#13;
·1 Ii• nl1 • r t1f O pPt flti n n : l nd i t1-B11 rn 1,,.&#13;
1),11 1• ll r•l utnf'd 111 U . .'l.: M o1rch fl., \ '14( 1.&#13;
ll i ...r.h ,, q ( •·d: &lt; n 111p M r&lt; " Y, W i !-&gt;con !-&gt;in, M n r c h I ~ . J &lt;l40.&#13;
H o1nk : l 'r i v :11,· F'ir •;t CI,,.,..__&#13;
T 11l rd M nn 1h •, S ,· rvl' d : Th i r t y- ri v ,• .&#13;
P t f ' .. , ,r, t ()c 1 111'.11 ion : Pi n ..j,,. r .&#13;
JAMES THOMAS WEN Z EL&#13;
Da te o'f induction: Januar y 11, 194 l.&#13;
Branch o f Serv i ce: Na vy.&#13;
Tr a in in g Stat ion s : N avil l Train i ng St at ion , Nor fo lk , Vi r gi ni a;&#13;
N orfo lk N ava l Hospital, Portsmou th , Virginia; N ava l&#13;
H o s pit al , \.-Vash ington, D.C. : National N aval Medic a l Cen ter,&#13;
Beth es d a, M arylan d .&#13;
Date of Emb a rkation: Ju l y 2'1, 194 2.&#13;
Theater o f Ope r at i on: Sou t hwes t Pac i fic.&#13;
Da t e Returned t o U .S. : March 2, 1944.&#13;
Discharged: N ava l H osp it a l , San Diego, Ca li forn i a, June 2 ,&#13;
l 0 44 .&#13;
R an k: Pharmac i st Seco nd C ln ss.&#13;
Tott1.I M o nth s Serve d : F'o rty-one .&#13;
P r e s ent Occupo ti o n: L i th og r aph ic P r e ss man.&#13;
GERALD E . WHALEN&#13;
Date o f Induction: Jul y 17, 194 5 .&#13;
Br a nch o f Ser v ice: N a vy.&#13;
Training Station s a nd Date s: Sa mp so n, N ew Yor k , ten wee ks;&#13;
U .5.5. A rk a nsas , s i x months; Br e m e rt o n , Wash in gto n , tw o&#13;
mon th s ; Astor i a , O r ego n, t w o m o nth s.&#13;
Da t e o f Embar ka ti o n : Nov em ber, 1945.&#13;
T hea t e r o f Ope r a tion: Pac ifi c .&#13;
, Di scha r ge d: Gr ea t L ak es , Illin o i s, A u gus t 4, 1946 .&#13;
R a n k : Sea m a n Fir s t C la ss.&#13;
T o t a l Mont hs Ser ved: Thirt ee n .&#13;
Pre se nt O cc up a tion: V aga b o nd Coach Company.&#13;
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LAWRENCE WILKINSON&#13;
Dat e o f Indu c tion: F ebruary 15, 19 4 5 .&#13;
Br a n c h of Se r vice: Army.&#13;
Tr a ining St a tions a nd D a tes : Ft . M cCle ll a n , A l abama,&#13;
F eb ru a ry 19 , 1945 to December 26, 1945 .&#13;
Date o f Embarkat i o n: M ar c h 14, 1946.&#13;
The a te r of Operation: Europ ea n The a t er.&#13;
M e d a l s Ea rn e d : Victo r y, A rm y o f Occupation, Goo d Con d uc t.&#13;
Date Retur n ed t o U.S. : N ovembe r 17, 1946.&#13;
Di s cha r ged : F ort She rid an , Il l inois , Decembe r 6, 1946.&#13;
R ank : P ri v a te First C l ass.&#13;
Total M o nth s Serve d: Twenty-two.&#13;
P r esent Occupation: F acto r y Wo r ke r .&#13;
TRE VOR C. WOODWORTH&#13;
Date o f Indu c ti on : Janua r y 13, 1942.&#13;
Br a n ch of Se rvi ce: A r my.&#13;
Tr a ini ng St a ti ons: Camp Wallace, T e x as.&#13;
Da te o f Emba r kat i on: March 26, 194 2 .&#13;
Thea ter o f Operat i on: American.&#13;
Date Ret urned to U.S . : April 3 0, 1944.&#13;
Discharge d : Atte r bu r y, Indi ana, N ove mb er 19 , 1945.&#13;
Ra n k : Sergeant .&#13;
T o tal Months Se r ve d : Forty- s i x .&#13;
P r es ent Occu p a ti on: America n Agg r egates .&#13;
MILT ON E. WIRI CK&#13;
Da te o f Indu c ti on : Au gust ZS, 1944 , Air Corps Re serve.&#13;
Trai ning St a tion s an d Date s : Keesl e r Fi e ld, Mi ss i ss ippi,&#13;
June 16 , 194 5 t o F eb ru a ry 5, 1946; B uck l ey Fi e ld , Colo r a d o,&#13;
M arch 9 to Jul y 1, 1946 ; C hanute Fi el d , Illinois, Jul y I t o&#13;
N o ve mber 1, 1946; Selfridge Fi e ld, Mi c hi ga n , No vembe r 1,&#13;
1946 t o Janu a ry 11, 194 7 ; Cha nut e Fi e ld , Il lino i s, J a nuary 11,&#13;
1947 t o March l6, 194 7.&#13;
D a te o f Embarkati o n: M a r ch Z6, 194 7.&#13;
T heater o f Ope r a ti o n: A laska n .&#13;
Med a l s Ear n e d : Go o d Co ndu ct , Vi cto ry , American Th ea ter.&#13;
Date Retu rn e d t o U .S.: July ZO, 1947.&#13;
Rank : St a ff Se r geant.&#13;
Total M o nt hs Se r ved : Thirty-si x.&#13;
Prese nt Occupation: Regular A r my.&#13;
Remarks: Called t o active dut y Jun e 16, 19 4 5 , t,e-enli ste d&#13;
January ZO, 1946, regular army .&#13;
WILSON 5. YANSO N , JR.&#13;
Da te o f Induction: Jul y 3 1 , 1944.&#13;
Br a nc h o f Se rvi ce : U. S. Ar m y Pa r ach ut e Tr oops.&#13;
Trainin g Sta ti ons: Camp J oseph T. Robinson , A r kan sas ; Fort&#13;
Bennin g, G eorgia ; F ort Br a gg, North Ca r oli n a.&#13;
D a te o f Embarkatio n : Ap ril 5, 194 5.&#13;
Theater o f O p era ti o n : European T heate r .&#13;
Med al s Ea rn ed: Good Conduct, Euro pea n Theater o f Opera t -&#13;
i ons.&#13;
Date R e t ur n e d to U .S . : Augus t 18, 1945.&#13;
Di scha r ge d : F ort B ragg, N o r th Carolina, F e b rua r y 14, 1947 .&#13;
Ran k: Priva te F ir s t Clas s .&#13;
T ot al Mon ths Se rv e d : Th irt y.&#13;
P r ese nt Oc cu pati o n: Student.&#13;
BERT E. YOU N G&#13;
Date o f Indu ction: J un e 9, l 94 l.&#13;
Br a n ch o f Se r vice : Air Corps .&#13;
Tr ain i ng St at i o ns : L in co ln Aero In st itu te, L in col n , Neb r aska ;&#13;
Ma xwell Fi el d , M oun t gomery, Alabama; Tu sca l oosa Ai r B ase,&#13;
Tuscaloosa , Ala b ama; Greenville, Army Air Fi el d , Mi ss i ss -&#13;
ipp i ; Stu ttgart A r my Ai r Fi e ld , Stuttgart, A rk a n sas.&#13;
Date o f Embarkation: Jun e 2, 194 4 .&#13;
Theater o f Operatio n: E n gla nd , N ormandy , Northern Fr a nce ,&#13;
Rhineland.&#13;
Med als Ear n e d : A ir M e d al wi t h fiv e cluster s.&#13;
Dat e Retu r ne d to U .S .: F e br uary 25 , 1945.&#13;
Disch a rged: Ca mp B eale, C a li for ni a, Nove mbe r 16, 194 5.&#13;
R ank: F irst L ieutenant.&#13;
T ota l Mont hs Serve d : Fort y - o ne.&#13;
P r esent Occupa ti on: Test Dri ve r.&#13;
Remark s : Se rv ed as pilo t in the 8th Air F o r ce, fl ew fi fty&#13;
combat miss i ons.&#13;
R O Y P. Y O UNG&#13;
Da t e o f Indu c tion : Oct o b e r 23, 1942.&#13;
Br a nc h o f Se r vice : A rm y, R a d a r.&#13;
P HILI P C. YOUNG&#13;
Date o f Indu ction: M arch I 0 , 1942 .&#13;
Bran ch o f Se rvi ce: U.S. A rmy.&#13;
T r a inin g Stat i o n s : F o rt Custer, M ichigan ; Fort B e njamin&#13;
Harri so n, Indi ana.&#13;
Da t e of Embarkat i on : December 12, 1942.&#13;
T h eat e r of Operation: European, Ital y , N ap l es -F ogg ia,&#13;
Rome - A rn o. N o rthern A penn ine s, P o Vall ey.&#13;
M e d als Earned : G o o d C o nd uc t , E u r opean - Afri can - Middle&#13;
Eas t e rn Se rvi ce M e d a l with four Br on ze Star s.&#13;
Date Returne d to U. S.: Au g u s t 25, 1945.&#13;
Discharge d : Indi an t own G ap, Pe nn s y lvan i a, September l,&#13;
194 5.&#13;
Ra nk: Pri vate Fir s t Cla ss .&#13;
To tal M onths Se rve d : F orty - o n e.&#13;
Present Occupat i o n: Ca r pe nt e r .&#13;
T r a inin g St a t ions : Cam p Callan, Ca lifornia; Ca m p D av i s,&#13;
North Ca rolin a; Fort Bli ss, T exas.&#13;
Date o f Embar ka ti o n: Aug u s t 25, 194 3.&#13;
Theate r o f Ope ::oat io n : Pac ifi c.&#13;
Dat e R e turn e d to U .S. : Dec e mbe r 10, 1945.&#13;
Di scha r ged: F o rt Sherid a n , Illin o i s, De cemb er 2 0 , 194 5.&#13;
Rank: Se r gea nt.&#13;
Total Month s Se rv e d : Th irt y - nin e.&#13;
P rese nt Occupat io n : Machini s t .&#13;
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LEE G . B![)WELL, JR.&#13;
Da te of Induc t ion: July 9 , 1946.&#13;
Br anch of Serv i ce: N avy.&#13;
Tr ain in g Sta tion s : U. S. N aval Tr a in i ng, Sa n Diego, Cal if orn i a.&#13;
Rank: Seaman Fir st Class.&#13;
T o tal Months Se r ve d: Ele ve n .&#13;
Present Occupa ti on: Navy, F ort Amad&lt;?r, Panama Canal ?o n e .&#13;
DA NI EL T . S IN GER&#13;
D at e o f Inducti on: August 6, 19 4 7 .&#13;
B r a nch o f Se r vice: Ar m o r e d Inf a ntr y.&#13;
R O N ALD A. 0°D E LL&#13;
~·\,ne o f Indu c t ion: Ap ril 1, 19 46.&#13;
Br a nch o f Se rvice: U.S. Nav y.&#13;
T rainin g St a ti o n s: Great La kes, Illino i s; St oc kt on, California.&#13;
R a n k: Fir em a n Fir s t Class.&#13;
P resent Occupa ti o n : N a vy.&#13;
Tra inin g St a ti o n s an d Dates: Fo rt Kn ox, Kentucky, A ug u s t 7 ;&#13;
A rm o r e d Inf a ntr y B at t alio n , 3 rd A rm o r e d D i vi s i o n .&#13;
Ra n k: P ri vate .&#13;
~ema rk s: Enli s ted for thr ee years.&#13;
NO PICTUREASV AILABLE&#13;
BUR C E P. A N DREW S , J R .&#13;
On ie o f Ind uc ti o n: Ap ril 2 1, 194 5 .&#13;
Bran c h of Se r v i ce : U.S. No va ! H os p it a l C o rp s, Fl ee t M a rine s .&#13;
T r a i ning Sta ti ons a nd Dates : U.S.N.T.C., Gr e at L a ke s ,&#13;
Illi n o i s , Apr il l l to Jul y I, 194 5 ; F arra g ut , Id aho (Corps&#13;
Tra ini ng , July ll to Sept e mb e r 10 ; U. S .N . 1-1.S ., So lace,&#13;
Sep t ember 12 t o 1 5 ; U.S.N.H., McIntir e, Great Lake s , Sep t -&#13;
emb e r 2 8 , 194 5 to M ay 25 , 194 6.&#13;
Discharge d: Gr e at Lake s , I l l in o i s , M a y Lt:;, 1946.&#13;
Rnnk: Pharma c i s t' s M a te Third C l ass .&#13;
T o t al M o nt h s Se r ve d: Thirteen.&#13;
Prese nt Occu pa tion: Stud e nt.&#13;
RAYMOND BIDWE LL&#13;
Date o f lnduction: Jul y I, 1944&#13;
Bran ch of Service: N avy.&#13;
Trainin g Stati o n s: Western Michigan College, Kalama z oo,&#13;
~ichigan; Iowa St ate Co ll ege, Am es, Io wa ; Gr ea t L akes&#13;
Naval Tr ain ing Station, Illinoi s; N. A .S. Gro sse Il e , Michigan.&#13;
Disch a rg e d: Gr eat Lakes, Illin o is , Jul y 2 7, 1946.&#13;
Rank: Seaman Second Class. ,.,.&#13;
Total Months Served: Twenty-five.&#13;
Present Occupa ti on: St ud e nt.&#13;
LEE F. DON A LDSON&#13;
Date of Induction: Apri l 7, 1941.&#13;
Branch of Service: Fi eld A rtill e ry and Q uartermaster Corps.&#13;
T rainin g Stations an d Dat es : F o rt Knox , K e ntu cky, Ap ri l 14,&#13;
1941; F o r ' Le o n a rd Wo od, Mi sso uri, June 1, 1941; Camp L ee,&#13;
Vir g i ni a, Jul y 18, 194 ~ ; F a.rt Devens, Massafhusetts, April 15 ,&#13;
1944; F o rt \\'a rren, V.y om m g, Octobe r 5 , 19 '15 . /&#13;
Date of Embarkation: September 29, 19 44 .~&#13;
Theater o f O pe r at i on: European, A rd ennet Rhineland,&#13;
C entra l Europe.&#13;
!)a t e R e turn e d to U. S. : August 20, 1945 .&#13;
D i s cha r g e d: Fort \.Varr e n , Wy o ming, December 2 1, 194 5.&#13;
Rank : Major. ;&#13;
T otal M o nt hs Se r ve d : F o ur yea r s, eight months a nd fourteen&#13;
d a ys.&#13;
P r ese nt Occupation: F oo d Mark e t Proprieto r .&#13;
H. L. BOSWORTH&#13;
Da t e of Indu c ti on : Ap ril 26 , I Q4 5 .&#13;
Bran ch o f Se rvice: N avy . •&#13;
Tra inin g Stat i o n s : Gr ea t Lake s , Il l in o i s , N a val Trainin g&#13;
St a ti on ; Sa n Di ego, Ca li forn i a , P o int Lom a , R a d a r Sc h oo l;&#13;
Na va l T rainin g Station, Newport, Rhode Is l a nd; F a r go&#13;
Bui l din g , B os t on, M a s sa c h u s e tt s .&#13;
Disch a r ge d: Gr ea t Lakes, Il l in o i s, F eb ru ary 14, 1946 .&#13;
..R an k : Sea m a n Secon d Class. 'l&#13;
T ot al M onths Served: T en.&#13;
Present Occupa ti on: D i s tribu to r o f Petr oleum P r odu c t s .&#13;
HENRY BIDWELL&#13;
Date o f [ndu ct i o n: Ap ril 16, 194 2.&#13;
Branch o f Se rvice: N avy.&#13;
Training Stations: N.O . B ., Norfolk, Virginia.&#13;
Date o f Emba r kat i on: Octob e r 5, 19 4 2.&#13;
Theater of Operation: Asiatic-P ac ific, B at tl e of Gu a d a l ca nal,&#13;
Occ upation o f R us sel I s lands, New Geor g ia .&#13;
Medal s Earned: Pr es id entia l Citation.&#13;
Date Returned to U.S.: March 1, 1944 ,&#13;
Di scha r ge d: Sun Valley, Jul y 20, 1944. J\&#13;
Rank: Ship sfit ter First Class.&#13;
Total Month s Serve d : T wo years, and thr ee months.&#13;
Pre s ent Occ up a tion: Stea m Fitter , G e n e r al M o tor s P roving&#13;
Gr ounds.&#13;
R. H. LUCE, J R.&#13;
Dat e o f Indu ct i o n: Apr il 23, 1941.&#13;
Br anch of Service : Inf a ntry , En gi n eers .&#13;
Tra in ing Statio n s: L ou i s i a n a , Ir e l an d , E ng lan d .&#13;
Date o f Embarkation: F e bru ary 19 , 194 2 .&#13;
.)The ater o f Op e r a tion : Eur ooea n.&#13;
Med a l s Earne d: Fiv e.&#13;
, Date R etu rn e d to U.S.: O c t o b er 20, 1945.&#13;
Disc harg e d : Ind i a nt ow n Gap , Penn s yl va ni a , N ov ember 1,&#13;
1945.&#13;
Rank: Sergean t.&#13;
T ota l M onth s Serve d: Thr ee years, s e ve n month s a n d ten&#13;
d ays .&#13;
Present Occ up at i o n : C arp e nt er.&#13;
FREDJ. HYNE&#13;
Da t e o f Ind uc ti on : A pril l , 194 2.&#13;
Bran ch o f Se r vice : U. S . Co a s t Guard.&#13;
Trainin g Sta tion s a nd Dat e s : Manh a tt e n B ea ch, Apr il 3,&#13;
194 2 .&#13;
Dis cha r ge d: Se parati o n Ce nt e r, De tr o it, Michi gan,&#13;
Sep t ember 13 , 1945 .&#13;
Rank: Sea m a n Fir s t C l a s s .&#13;
T o tal Mont hs Se rv ed: F o rt y - one.&#13;
Pr ese nt Occu p a tion: Buildin g M a t e ri a l s .&#13;
Remark s : Ass i g n e d t o Ca ptain of th e Po rt O ffi ce , N e w&#13;
York C ity, divi s ion of sh ip's lic e n ses a nd identific a ti o n for&#13;
e ntire le ngth o f se r vi ce.&#13;
LOUIS M. FR ANKL!~ :&#13;
Date of Indu c tion: May 2 7, 1941.&#13;
Bran ch of Service: En g in ee r s.&#13;
Training Sta ti ons an d Dates : Camp Grant, Illinois, May 27 ,&#13;
1941; Sco tt Fi e ld, Illin ois , Jun e 5, 1941; Camp Howze, T exas&#13;
Theater of Op e r a ti o n: Pacific T hea t e r.&#13;
Date Ret u rned to U .S .: December 26, 19 4 5 .&#13;
Disch arge d: Fort Sheridan, Illin o i s , J a nu a ry 4, 1946.&#13;
Rank: Master Sergeant.&#13;
Total Months Serve d: Fifty- s i x.&#13;
Pr esent Occupation: Ga s Station Operat o r .&#13;
W ILLIAM E. HYNr&#13;
Date of Induction: April 2, 194 2.&#13;
Branch of Service: U .S. Coast Guard.&#13;
Training Stations and Date s: Manhattan Bea ch , April 3, 1942.&#13;
~Discharg e d: Sepa r a tion Cent e r , Detroit, Mi ch ig a n, Septe mb er&#13;
11, 1945.&#13;
Rank : Specialist (Engineering ) Third Class.&#13;
Total Months Served: Forty-on e.&#13;
Present Oc c upation: Building Mat e rial s.&#13;
Remarks: Entire l e n gth of service with Civil Engi neers , U .S .&#13;
Coast Guard.&#13;
HORACE BIR KE N S T OC K&#13;
Dat e o f Induction: J anua r y 9, 1943.&#13;
Br a n ch of Ser v i ce: Army.&#13;
Training Sta ti o n s a nd Da t es: 3 0 d ays tr a ini n g a t Camp M cCoy.&#13;
,Di sc h a r ge d: F o rt Sherid a n, Illinoi s , Septembe r 2 3, 1944 . V&#13;
Ra n k: Sergean t .&#13;
P resent Occupa ti o n: Farm e r.&#13;
Remar k s: Time s p e nt in cha r g e o f Germ a n Prisoner's of War&#13;
1 in r ec l amation shop o f Q u a rterma s t e r equ i page.&#13;
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Honor RC:,11M embers of Whom We Have No Pictures&#13;
or Records Available&#13;
Adamowicz, Stanley&#13;
Albricht, Frederick&#13;
Allen, John C.&#13;
Alston, Charles&#13;
Antieau, Lavern&#13;
Antieau, Leo&#13;
Avis, Robert J.&#13;
Bachman, Glen&#13;
Bair, Ronald&#13;
Barbenac, Charles&#13;
Barker, Harry H.&#13;
Bauer, David&#13;
Benear, Floyd&#13;
Benear, Wendell S.&#13;
Bennett, Charles&#13;
Bergin, Bernard&#13;
Bergin, Kenneth&#13;
Bergin, Dale&#13;
Bidwell, Carl&#13;
Black, Bruce&#13;
Boehler, John&#13;
Bohm, Clayton&#13;
Boileau, Lawerence P.&#13;
Boja, John C.&#13;
Bonecutter, Azel&#13;
Bonecutter, James&#13;
Boring, La Boja&#13;
Branch, Gerald&#13;
Braden, C. W.&#13;
Bradenburg, Walter&#13;
Braughn, Donald&#13;
Broegman, Barney&#13;
Brogan,Jack&#13;
Burke, Ja:mes F.&#13;
Burniac, Donald M.&#13;
Cain, Buorl ··&#13;
Cain, E~rl&#13;
Cain, Jam:e s _&#13;
Cameron, Dr .. D. A. -&#13;
Carney Edward&#13;
Carney, Ricqard&#13;
Casterlin, Donald&#13;
Chandler, aertram H.&#13;
Chapman, Thomas&#13;
Chappell, Kenneth&#13;
Clark, Ben. T .p.&#13;
Clark, Wendell&#13;
Clark, Larry&#13;
Co~r~d~&#13;
Coupar, Robert A.&#13;
Courison, Melvin R.&#13;
Crampton, G~en&#13;
Crandall, _Qwen&#13;
Davis, Bill&#13;
Davis, Kenneth&#13;
Denio, George&#13;
Detray, Arthur&#13;
Dundas, Clayton&#13;
Dunning, Margaret&#13;
Emery, Wilbur E.&#13;
Fair, Jack&#13;
Faulkner, Kenneth&#13;
Fawley, Charles&#13;
Ferrington, George E.&#13;
Field, Calvin&#13;
Field, Frank&#13;
Finch, Robert&#13;
Fisher, Elvin D.&#13;
Forsythe, Lyle E.&#13;
Foster, Robert&#13;
Freshour, D. F.&#13;
Frisbey, George K.&#13;
Fritch, Howard E.&#13;
Gainley, Stewart&#13;
Gainey, Stanley&#13;
Garland, Robert&#13;
Garvin, Arthur M.&#13;
Geer, Clifton&#13;
Gitre, Norman S.&#13;
Graham, Kenneth J.&#13;
Gray, William J., Jr.&#13;
Green, Melvin&#13;
Hall, Merwin&#13;
Hanna, Grant&#13;
Haviland, Harold&#13;
Haviland, Gerald&#13;
Hawkins, Faye H.&#13;
Hayner, Harold C.&#13;
Henderson, Gilbert A.&#13;
Hern, William&#13;
Hittlebaugh, Keith&#13;
Hittlebaugh, Kenneth&#13;
Hodge, Charles L.&#13;
Hodge, Ernest&#13;
Hodge, Gilbert&#13;
Hodge, William&#13;
Hoganson, Elvin C.&#13;
Hoganson, Robert&#13;
Holmes, Ralph C.&#13;
Howell, Harry&#13;
Irey, Donald S.&#13;
Janes, Robert N.&#13;
.,.&#13;
Jacobs, Charles D.&#13;
Jamors, Edwin&#13;
Jamors, Stanley&#13;
Jensen, David P .&#13;
Jones, George Jr.&#13;
Jones, Gordon&#13;
Jones, Howard&#13;
Jones, L. W.&#13;
Juipe, Richard&#13;
X Karus, Gus&#13;
Karlek, Phillip E.&#13;
Kasper, Gustav&#13;
Kelley, Charles J.&#13;
Kelley, Francis&#13;
Kelley, Michael J.&#13;
Kelley, Robert E.&#13;
Keuthan, Jack E .&#13;
Kidd, Ralph&#13;
King, David&#13;
King, Elmer&#13;
King, Laurence&#13;
King, Robert E.&#13;
Kirchbaum, Glen W.&#13;
Kirchbaum, Robert D.&#13;
Kourt, Bernard&#13;
Kourt, Robert&#13;
Koskovitch, Al&#13;
Knight, Faye&#13;
Kubot, Fred&#13;
Labino, Albert&#13;
Lafayette, Clinton&#13;
)( Lafayette, Frank W.&#13;
Lanehart, Frank&#13;
Lay, Ronald 0. M.&#13;
La Moria, Arthur&#13;
Leffers, Bruce&#13;
Leffers, Murray, Jr.&#13;
Lie bell, Harry E.&#13;
Lieteau, Robert&#13;
Lorimor, Roy&#13;
Lucas, James C.&#13;
Lucido, James&#13;
Luttermoser, Richard&#13;
Lyons, Donald&#13;
Lytle, Allen K.&#13;
Mackintosh, Fred&#13;
Mann, Charles B.&#13;
Marriot, Richard&#13;
Martin, Norman H.&#13;
Martin, Steve&#13;
McDaniels, Clayton&#13;
McDaniels, Lyle&#13;
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McFadden, Douglas&#13;
Millar, Thomas E.&#13;
Miller, Marlin J.&#13;
Mitchell, Rupert M.&#13;
Mitchell, Royal M.&#13;
XMitchell, Tom&#13;
Moon, Robert&#13;
Moore, Charles G .&#13;
Moore, Eldon D.&#13;
Moore, Robert N.&#13;
Montgomery, Lawerence&#13;
Morey, Earl M.&#13;
Morgan, Spenser&#13;
Munce, Hugh&#13;
Manzer, Phillis&#13;
Manzer, Marvin&#13;
McMichael, Floyd&#13;
Nash, James&#13;
Nauss , Ralph L.&#13;
Navarre, Earl&#13;
Navarre, George&#13;
Navarre, Gerald&#13;
Navarre, William&#13;
Noeker, James&#13;
O'Dell, Bailey&#13;
Palmer, Curran&#13;
Parrot, Edna&#13;
~earsall, Dale&#13;
Pet z , James L.&#13;
Petz, Robert W.&#13;
Race, Blair K.&#13;
Raidl, Rudy&#13;
Redies, Walter E.&#13;
Reed, Howard&#13;
Renning, William J.&#13;
Rinard, Vincent J.&#13;
Roberts, Bobbie&#13;
Roberts, J. C.&#13;
Rocky, Robert&#13;
Rolison, Merle&#13;
Rowe, John&#13;
Rousch, Harold&#13;
Rousch, Robert C.&#13;
Russell, Fred&#13;
Rutter, Warren&#13;
Ruman , Harry&#13;
Sater, Peter E.&#13;
Sater, Alden&#13;
Sak, Alex J.&#13;
Sak, Andrew&#13;
Salisbury, James&#13;
Salters, Harvey E.&#13;
Swallich, Charles M.&#13;
Schaffer, George&#13;
Scott, Albert&#13;
Scott, Elton&#13;
Scott, George&#13;
Scott, William&#13;
Seigle, Howard&#13;
Seat, James&#13;
Seger, Charles&#13;
Seiders, Robert E.&#13;
Seigle, Clarence&#13;
Seldon, Donald&#13;
Shaffer, Robert&#13;
Shannon, Donald R.&#13;
Shannon , Edwin S.&#13;
Shannon, Melvin L .&#13;
Shaw, Calvin J.&#13;
Simpson, Charles&#13;
Simpson, Seldon&#13;
Sinta, Theodore&#13;
Skinner, Gladis E.&#13;
Skusa, William&#13;
Smith, Charles E.&#13;
Spenser, Frederich H.&#13;
St. Arno, Lyle&#13;
St. Aubin, Joseph&#13;
Standlick, Arthur&#13;
X Standlick, Donald J.&#13;
Standlick, Rex&#13;
St . Charles, I.&#13;
Stevens, Earl C.&#13;
Stewart, Emil D.&#13;
Stout, David&#13;
Strittmatter, Donald&#13;
Strouse, John&#13;
Stuerburg, Ford&#13;
Sunburg, Howard&#13;
Sutton, David&#13;
Swain, Clair&#13;
Taylor, Delmar&#13;
Taylor, Robert&#13;
Teahan, James, Jr.&#13;
Timmons, Robert&#13;
Todt, Donald&#13;
Tuthill, Harley&#13;
Tuthill, Harmon E.&#13;
Tuthill, Kenneth&#13;
Tuthill, Lloyd&#13;
Villerot , Alfred&#13;
Villerot, Doris M.&#13;
Villerot, Frank M.&#13;
Vogt, Jack&#13;
Vogt, Thomas&#13;
Walch, Rudolph&#13;
Ware, Leighton&#13;
Waterbury, Ivan B.&#13;
Wells, James&#13;
Wells, Walter&#13;
Wisser, Edward&#13;
Wisser, Henry&#13;
Whits, C . W.&#13;
Whits, Kenneth&#13;
Widely, Ray&#13;
Wilson, Wilbert'M.&#13;
Wright , Donald&#13;
Zeilman, Donald&#13;
Zeilman, Ray&#13;
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THE&#13;
A MERI CA N'S&#13;
CREED&#13;
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I b el i eve in th e United Sta t e s of A meric a as&#13;
a Governm e nt of th e people, b y the people, for the&#13;
peop l e ; w h ose just power s a re d e riv e d from th e conse&#13;
nt of ti1e g 0 verne d; a d emoc r a cy in a r ep u bl i c ; a&#13;
sove r e i g n Nati on o f m a ny s overe i g n St ates ; a pe r fect&#13;
uni o n, one a nd in se parabl e ; es t abli s hed upon tho se&#13;
p rinci p l es of fr ee d o m, eq u a lity, ju s tic e a nd h um a nity&#13;
fo r w h i ch American p a triot s sac rific e d their liv es&#13;
an d fortu n es .. . I th e r efo r e beli e v e it i s my d uty t n&#13;
m y co untr y t o Jove it; to suppor t it s Co n s tituti o n; t o&#13;
o b ey it s law s ; t o r es p ec t it s fl ag, a nd t o d e fe nd it&#13;
aga inst a ll e n e mie s .&#13;
Wr itt en b y W illi am Tyl e r Pag e ,&#13;
Clerk o f th e U . S. House o f Rep r ese nt&#13;
a ti ves, in 19 1 7, a nd a d opte d a nd&#13;
promulg ate d by th e G o vernn ," nt 's&#13;
Comm itt ee o n Public a tion. Accep ted&#13;
by th e H o u se o f R e pr ese nt at i ves, on&#13;
b eha lf of th e Am e ri ca n Peop l e ,&#13;
April 3, 1 9 18 .&#13;
Membership List of the Jesse B. Cooley Post 235&#13;
American Legion&#13;
Donald Carney&#13;
Edward Carney&#13;
Francis Coney&#13;
Elmer Gage&#13;
Louis Franklin&#13;
Robert Graham&#13;
William Crawford&#13;
Deo Day&#13;
Lee Donaldson&#13;
Richard Farver ·&#13;
Charles K. Green&#13;
Clarence J. Hackbarth&#13;
Ralph Hamburger&#13;
Lyle C. Hartman&#13;
Elvin Hoaganson&#13;
Frederick Hyne&#13;
William Hyne&#13;
Louis Jolls&#13;
Waldo Jones&#13;
Paul Kingsley&#13;
Willis Kluck&#13;
Clarence Knight&#13;
Andrew Krogstad&#13;
Peter J . Leit z&#13;
Harold K. Lewis&#13;
William Low&#13;
Donald McGregor&#13;
R a y M. Mickelson&#13;
Manley Newman&#13;
Joseph W. Mullany&#13;
Norman Nickerson&#13;
W alter Pittenger&#13;
David Reed&#13;
George Seiders&#13;
Dean Sellman&#13;
Rus s el Shannon&#13;
G . Eric Singer&#13;
Robert Singer&#13;
Otto Stevenson&#13;
Cyril Sutton&#13;
Thomas Wheeler&#13;
Harry Wright&#13;
Ray Baldwin&#13;
Burton (Keith) Baldwin&#13;
Phillip Young&#13;
Edwin A. Hall&#13;
Wilson Yanson, Jr.&#13;
Percy Whitehead&#13;
Carl Lieberman&#13;
Leo Huskinson&#13;
George C. Navarre&#13;
Fred Huskinson&#13;
Paul Robben&#13;
James T. Wen z el&#13;
John P. Wen z el&#13;
Charles W. Wen z el&#13;
Matthew P. Wen z el&#13;
Andrew Baum&#13;
Douglas Bernhardt&#13;
James Butts, Jr.&#13;
Joseph R. Carney&#13;
Delroy Chandler&#13;
George Ch a brier&#13;
Walter Caldwell&#13;
Arthur Cald w ell&#13;
J a mes Caldwell, Jr .&#13;
Verner Buxton&#13;
John Bos w orth&#13;
Floyd B o rst&#13;
Leon a rd Bills&#13;
Horace Birk e nstock&#13;
Carl Bidwell&#13;
Edward Benner&#13;
William Be 11&#13;
Rex Standlick&#13;
Louis Russell&#13;
Rob e rt Luce&#13;
Warren J. Rutter&#13;
Frederick Russell&#13;
Gus Karus (deceased)&#13;
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AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY #235 OF BRIGHTON&#13;
THIS page is dedicated to the American Legion Auxiliary #235 of Brighton, a patriotic&#13;
organization organized in March, 1929, in the old school house. During the war we made&#13;
a complete employment census of Brighton, organized the First Bond Drive and helped&#13;
with all Bond Drives, assisted in all Red Cross work, such as hospital work, helped at&#13;
Blood Banks, and made surgical dressings, sewed , donated to the Red Cross Club&#13;
Mobile Units , and sponsored "Gifts for the Yanks who Gave" and Gift Shops for the&#13;
Veterans' Hospitals, one member teaching Braille in Veterans' Hospital.&#13;
Frances Conley Gertrude Morlan Marie Donaldson&#13;
Mable Sutton Mary Pearsall Jessamine Hyne&#13;
Ine z Hamburger Edith Prosser Bernice Hyne&#13;
Beatrice Leitz Irene Pitkin Helen Hyne&#13;
Eli z abeth Harter Fern Robben Leona Green&#13;
Mable Jolls Leeta Elliott Jane Navarre&#13;
Marie Borst Florence Richmond Maxine Baker&#13;
Mable Lewis Lusetta Sutton Dorothy Bell&#13;
Elva Singer Mildred Shannon Rose Bell&#13;
Irene Carney .Emily Shannon Mary Carmack&#13;
Neva Bills Jessie Schmitt Helen Caldwell&#13;
Pansy Polkow Hallie Sheffer Amelia Caldwell&#13;
Ethel Kourt Elvira Zimmerman Edna Carney&#13;
Lilith Baldwin Miriam Forester Constance Carney&#13;
Jessie Mitchell Florence · Dearing Doris Caldwell&#13;
May Baugher Ila Wright Ida Mae Caldwell&#13;
Elta Kourt Frances White Doris E. Caldwell&#13;
Clara Lyons Marguerite Wen z el Lavina Farver&#13;
Fannie Lewis In z a Ne w man Genevieve Kelly&#13;
Katherine Bidwell Ruth Wright Isabell Karus&#13;
Sue Bentler Doris Youngs Beulah Knight&#13;
Rae Carmack Dorothy White Daisymae McGregor&#13;
Genevieve Graham Esthern Hackbarth Electa Mullany&#13;
Sally Gage Ruby Krogstad Priscilla Stanlick&#13;
Margaret Mueller Clara Healy Gertrude Smail&#13;
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BLUE ST AR MOTHERS OF BRIGHTON&#13;
The Blue Star Mothers of Brighton was organized at the home of Mrs. Guy Pitkin, November&#13;
10, 1942. All mothers of men and women in the service were eligible for membership. At&#13;
first it functioned as Chapter 51 of the Department of Michigan, Blue Star Mothers of America,&#13;
but at the close of the war they withdrew from the National Organization and became a local&#13;
club. Their work during the war was in making laprobes, scuffies and crutch pads for the&#13;
veter an hospitals of Michigan. They collected and shipped thousands of pounds of maga z ines to&#13;
Per cy Jones and Fort Custer Hospitals. They raised money by various activities and purchased&#13;
five wheel chairs and one walk-a-chair for the Percy Jones Hospital. They contributed generously&#13;
to the Blue Star Mothers Michigan Rehabilitation Lodge and have sent monthly contributions&#13;
to veteran hospitals for their ''cookie jar'' and ''telephone home'' funds, also sent monthly&#13;
allotments to the "Keeno" wards. Forty boxes were donated to the American Legion Auxiliary&#13;
"Give to a Yank" and aided in their Christmas "Imaginary Family" project. Our men and&#13;
women in service were remembered at Christmas time with boxes or other gifts, also on their&#13;
1.:&gt;irthdays or at times of illness. The members of our club cheered each other during the trying&#13;
time and found comfort in working together. Mrs. Pitkin was elected president for the first&#13;
two years, she has been succeeded by Mrs. P. Leitz, Mrs. R. Luce, Mrs. H. Young, Mrs. G.&#13;
Kirchbaum and Mrs. H. Warner. The club has participated in all patriotic activities in the city&#13;
and has assisted in community work and aiding the Red Cross.&#13;
Following is a list of members during the active year:&#13;
1. Mrs. Robert Avis 27. Mrs. Frank Davis&#13;
2. Mrs. Leo Antieau 28. Mrs . Clyde Dunning&#13;
3. Mrs. G. M. Albricht 29. Mrs. Ruth Dickerson&#13;
4. Mrs. Mabel Blair 30. Mrs. Grace Fair&#13;
5. Mrs. Ray Baldwin 31. Mrs. Mabel Fisk&#13;
6. Mrs. Henry Bidwell 32. Carrie Francisco&#13;
7. Mrs . Burchard Bitten 33 . Mrs. Clarence Frisbey&#13;
8. Mrs. Ida Bernhardt 34. Mrs. Glen Garwood&#13;
9. Mrs. Will Bidwell 35. Mrs. R. B. Gray&#13;
10. Mrs. George Bailey 36. Mrs. Fred Green&#13;
11. Mrs. Fay Birkenstock 37. Mrs. Arthur Greenwood&#13;
12. Mrs. James Bonecutter 38. Mrs. Esther Hackbarth&#13;
13. Mrs. Floyd Borst 39. Mrs. Clara Hall&#13;
14. Mrs. Joseph Brady 40. Mrs. John Herbst&#13;
15. Mrs. James Caldwell 41. Mrs. Louis Herbst&#13;
16. Mrs . Walter Carmack 42. Mrs. Wm. Holderness&#13;
17 . Mrs. Irene Carney 43. Mrs. Ralph Hamburger&#13;
18. Mrs. Mary Carney 44. Mrs. Ross Hicks&#13;
19. Mrs. Lillian Chapman 45. Mrs. Anna Horton&#13;
20. Mrs. Esther Carpenter 46. Mrs. Jessie Humphrey&#13;
21. Mrs. Catherine Chase 47. Mrs. Erwin Hyne&#13;
22. Mrs. L. W. Clark 48. Mrs. Harold Jarvis&#13;
23. Mrs. Emma Coupar 49. Mrs. A. L. Juipe&#13;
24. Mrs. Arthur Chesters 50. Mrs. John Kauble&#13;
25. Mrs. Helen Curtis 51. Mrs. Gus Kasper&#13;
26. Mrs. Andrew Davis 52. Mrs. George Kirschbaum&#13;
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Blue Star Mothers of Brighton (con't,)&#13;
53. Mrs. Carl Kelley 85, Mrs. Miles Prosser&#13;
54. Mrs. Gladys King 86. Mrs. Ray Phillips&#13;
55. Mrs. Gustav Krogstead 87. Mrs. Edna Ratz&#13;
56, Mrs. Donald Leith 88. Mrs. Ruth Riblet&#13;
57. Mrs. Peter Leitz 89. Mrs. Owen Richards&#13;
58. Mrs. Alice Leverth 90. Mrs. Mina Rossman&#13;
59. Mrs. Fannie Lewis 91. Mrs. C. G. Rolison&#13;
60. Mrs. Robert Luce 92. Mrs. C. L. Rowe&#13;
61. Mrs. Ward Markell 93. Mrs. Reutter&#13;
62 . Mrs, Sadie Mann 94. Mrs. Hallie Sheffer&#13;
63. Mrs, Lillian Manzer 95. Mrs. Elizabeth Scott&#13;
64 . Mrs. Jessie Humphrey . 96. Mrs. Conrad Seim&#13;
65. Mrs. Royal Mitchell 97. Mrs. Harold Seger&#13;
66. Mrs. Nate Morlan 98. Mrs, Eric Singer&#13;
JI 67. Mrs. Minnie Muir 99. Mrs. B. Smith&#13;
68. Mrs. Harley Morgan 100. Mrs. Troy Smail&#13;
69. Mrs. Mary Morgan 101. Mrs. Alva Stecker&#13;
70. Mrs, Charles Murray 102. Mrs. Cyril Sutton&#13;
71. Mrs. T, Munce 103. Mrs, C. Taylor&#13;
72. Mrs. S. Mullany 104. Mrs, W. Timmons&#13;
73. Mrs, Ira Nauss 105, Mrs. Roy Thomas&#13;
74. Mrs. Inza Newman 106. Mrs. H. W. Warner&#13;
75. Mrs, Dan Noeker 107. Mrs. C, Washousen&#13;
76 . Mrs. Hazel Niles 108, Mrs. Angie Weeks&#13;
77. Mrs. A. I. O'Dell 109. Mrs. Matt Wenzell&#13;
78 . Mrs. Mabel Padley 11 0. Mrs. Florence Whalen&#13;
79. Mrs. William Parks 111. Mrs. M. Wyant&#13;
80. Mrs. Mary Pearsall 112. Mrs. Guy Wright&#13;
81. Mrs, Louis Pelkey 113. Mrs. Harry Young&#13;
82. Mrs, G. Pitkin 114. Mrs, Walter Ziebell&#13;
83. Mrs. R. Pitkin 115 . Mrs. James Teahan&#13;
84. Mrs. Renold Powell 116. Mrs . William Tuthill&#13;
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The Navy Mothers' Clubs of America was organized by Mrs, Emma Jones,&#13;
June 26, 1940, The Brighton Navy Mothers' Club 538 was organized by Mrs .&#13;
Grace Morton in 1943, receiving the Charter, January 3, 1944. Our colors are&#13;
Navy, Blue and Gold, our slogan given to us by Admiral Halsey is, "Keep on&#13;
Keeping On". During the war we made bandages, afghans for wheel chairs&#13;
and layettes for Navy WAVES. We sent Christmas packages and cards to boys&#13;
in the service and gave help where ever needed. Since the war we have been&#13;
devoting our time to Veterans in Marine hospitals and local welfare .&#13;
Mrs. Edith Leith was our first commander, Mrs, Anna Pelkey, our second&#13;
commander and Mrs. Gertrude Smail third commander, now serving as fourth&#13;
commander.&#13;
NA VY MOTHERS&#13;
Edith Leith&#13;
Anna Pelkey&#13;
Rose Smith&#13;
Mima Seger&#13;
Grace Fair&#13;
Mabel Sutton&#13;
Gladys Shannon&#13;
Ella Featherly&#13;
Elsie Gray&#13;
Agusta Diehlman&#13;
Celia Albrecht&#13;
Emlie Kucher&#13;
Agnes Burniac&#13;
Rose Rutter&#13;
Elizabeth Munce&#13;
Ge rt rude Smail&#13;
Bonnie Foster&#13;
Addie Nauss&#13;
Eathel Holderness&#13;
Ruth Charmness&#13;
Ila Thompson&#13;
Leara Gardner&#13;
Freata Fields&#13;
Mary Pearsall&#13;
Helen Curtis&#13;
Della Shoebottom&#13;
Ruth Jury&#13;
Eva Widley&#13;
Florence Navarre&#13;
Maude Sheldon&#13;
Clara Jensen&#13;
Marie Jones&#13;
Jennie Shannon&#13;
Evangeline O'Dell&#13;
Cassie Hood&#13;
Ann Sieders&#13;
Lavina Farver&#13;
Marion Kannan&#13;
Naomi Phillips&#13;
Rose Navarre&#13;
Mary Carney&#13;
Elsa Sater&#13;
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·Red Cross -- 30&#13;
Report of Work Done by the Brighton Unit of the Livingston County Chapter&#13;
of the American Red Cross During the Period of World War II&#13;
January 1, 1941 - December 31, 1945&#13;
When the United States entered World War II on December 7, 1941, Mrs. Millie Buek was&#13;
Chairman of the Brighton Unit. She continued in this position until she resigned in February, 1943.&#13;
On February 16, 1943, (Mrs. Thomas S.), Ethel M. Leith was elected Chairman of the Brighton&#13;
Unit,&#13;
Brighton's contribution to Red Cross work during the war years was chiefly under the&#13;
following headings:&#13;
I - Home Service for Service &amp; Ex-service men &amp; their Families&#13;
II - Civilian Relief&#13;
III - Home Hygiene and Care of the Sick&#13;
IV - Nutrition&#13;
V - First Aid&#13;
VI - Junior Red Cross&#13;
VII - Volunteer Special Services&#13;
Home Service&#13;
169 Home Service cases were taken care · of. These were divided among the following&#13;
headings:&#13;
1 - Dependencies, allotments, loans, and other financial aid.&#13;
2 - Furloughs and extensions of furloughs.&#13;
3 - Maternity cases.&#13;
4 - Relief - Clothing, bedding, dishes and other household furnishings&#13;
to families of service men.&#13;
5 - Correspondence dealing with various types of Home Service Work.&#13;
Civilian Relief&#13;
Civilian Relief was given in the following cases:&#13;
We collected and gave out clothing to twenty-five families, bedding to six families, dishes&#13;
and other household furnishings to two families, who completely lost their homes by fire. Besides&#13;
the used bedding, we presented one family with a new comforter and a woolen lap robe.&#13;
We delivered many carloads of magazines to some of these homes. One family was aided&#13;
financially and clothing was bought for several children,&#13;
We collected and gave a great amount of clothing for the European Clothing Drive in 1944&#13;
and in 1945 we took charge of the Drive for this worthwhile cause in Brighton, as as a result an&#13;
even greater amount of clothing was collected than that collected in 1944.&#13;
Many letters were written answering all sorts of inquiries to questions concerning problems,&#13;
which people felt that the Red Cross could and would help them solve.&#13;
Home Hygiene Care the Sick&#13;
Mrs. Merl Rolison, Chairman&#13;
Two classes in Home Nursing were given. The first one was taught by Mrs. Lucretia&#13;
Smith. The second one was taught by Mrs. Chet Paquette, Fifty-eight women received Home&#13;
Nursing Certificates.&#13;
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Nutrition&#13;
A class of thirty women received certificates in Nutrition. Mrs . Esther Andrews taught&#13;
the class .&#13;
First Aid&#13;
Dr. A . J. McGregor taught two classes in First Aid. As a result, ninty-five pe r so n s received&#13;
certificates . Albert Cole taught three classes in First Aid, .one in Brighton with a class of&#13;
fourteen members , one in Hamburg with a class of eight members and one at the Bitten School&#13;
w ith seventeen members . As a result of Mr. Cole's three classes, thirty-nine people received&#13;
certificates. Miss Elizabeth Steenssen taught a class in First Aid in Hamburg . Twelve people&#13;
received certificates as a result . Altogether one hundred and forty-si x people from Brighton&#13;
w ere awarded First Aid Certificates .&#13;
Junior Red Cross&#13;
The Junior Red Cross was active here during 1944 and 1945 under chairmanship of Miss&#13;
Eleanor Hornung of the Brighton Public Schools.&#13;
The following work was done by the members:&#13;
522 Christmas Carol Booklets&#13;
264 Table and Tray Favors&#13;
458 Mothers Day Cards&#13;
2 ·Card Table Covers&#13;
2 Wash Cloths&#13;
52 Utility Bags&#13;
82 Writing Portfolios&#13;
6 Crossword Puzzle Books&#13;
43 Christmas Boxes were packed in December , 1945.&#13;
In 1945, there was 100% membership in High School. Three hundred and twenty-eight were&#13;
enrolled in the grades. $11 . 00 was spent on magazine subscriptions.&#13;
Volunteer Special Services&#13;
Brighton Unit made notable contributions to the Volunteer Special Services of the Red&#13;
Cross, especially in the fields of:&#13;
1 - Production&#13;
2 - Blood Donor Service&#13;
3 - Miscellaneous Activities&#13;
Production work in Surgical Dressings, Sewing, and Knitting was ably carried on under&#13;
the leadership of Mrs. Vaughn Snow, Mrs. Harold K. Lewis and Mrs. Lyman Daniells respectively .&#13;
155, 893 surgical dressings were made in 9, 254 working hours during the period from&#13;
February 23, 1943 through December 31, 1944. Besides these Red Cross Dressings, our unit&#13;
made 2, 200 dressings for Mellus Hospital in Brighton, at the request of Dr . A. J . McGregor.&#13;
For two years our Surgical Dressing Unit donated funds for subscriptions sent to Colonel&#13;
Carstens , Commanding Officer of the Harper Hospital Unit in Italy for the pleasure of the&#13;
wounded soldiers. We also donated $20 ·to the Ida C. Hibbard Fund used toward purchasing an&#13;
artificial hand for some unfortunate soldier.&#13;
We opened our Surgical Dressing rooms in the Federated Church of Brighton on February&#13;
23, 1943. The following week the church burned and we were obliged to seek other quarters. We&#13;
moved into rooms over the Brighton State Bank, which were made available through the courtesy&#13;
of Mr. R. 0. Newcomb. We were permitted the use of these rooms with heat free of charge . They&#13;
were well lighted and of such size as to give us seating capacity for sixty workers. The Community&#13;
Club paid for electricity and sundries. Chairs were loaned us by Mr. Emil Keehn and the&#13;
American Legion and the tables by the Federated Church.&#13;
A summary of the work done in Sewing follows:&#13;
Ninty-seven baby nightgowns, one boy's flannel shirt, one baby quilt, eighty-seven&#13;
pairs of men's pajamas, twenty-one men's shirts, two large comforters, sixty-one&#13;
tropical lap robes (54x54), fifty-seven woolen lap robes (6x4), one hundred and one&#13;
pairs of scuffies, one knitted afghan, twelve bath robes, twenty baby dresses, twenty&#13;
baby slips, six kit bags, twenty house dresses, thirty-five ladies skirts, fifteen&#13;
ladies blouses, eighteen men's hospital shirts, thirty-seven girls dresses, twentyseven&#13;
wool skirts, forty-two child's rompers, seventy-four baby shirts, fifty&#13;
diapers, thirty mittens.&#13;
The Knitting consisted of the following:&#13;
Two hundred and twenty-six sweaters, thirty-one pairs of gloves, twelve helmets,&#13;
fifteen pairs of socks and ten mufflers.&#13;
The Blood Donor _ Service, under chairmanship of the following people was an outstanding&#13;
·work of Brighton Unit.&#13;
General Chairman, Mrs. Thomas S. Leith.&#13;
Registration Chairman, Mrs. John S. Page of Howell.&#13;
Appointment Chairman, Mrs. Merl Rolison.&#13;
Publicity Chairman, 1942 - November 18, 1944, Mrs. Russell Shannon.&#13;
Publicity Chairman, November 18, 1944, Mrs. Charles Austin.&#13;
Canteen Chairman for five visits, Mrs. Ralph Hamburger.&#13;
Canteen Chairman for one visit, Mrs. Claude Rolison.&#13;
Staff Supper Chairman, Mrs . Alfred Stonex .&#13;
Six visits were made to Livingston County by the Mobile Unit of the American Red Cross&#13;
Blood Donor Service from Detroit. The blood center was set up in Brighton _High School for each&#13;
of these visits.&#13;
The dates of the visits and the number of pints of blood donated during each visit follows:&#13;
July 8, 1943&#13;
October 1, 1943&#13;
June 1, 1944&#13;
September 6, I 944&#13;
December 7, 1944&#13;
April 5, 1945&#13;
24 7 pints&#13;
241 pints&#13;
254 pints&#13;
260 pints&#13;
272 pints&#13;
255 pints&#13;
Total blood donated was 1,529 pints during six visits.&#13;
We have signed statement by J. Leitch, a Red Cross Orderly, in which he wrote that we&#13;
had the highest average of pints of blood per day on "A" Unit sinc'e April 17, 1944 of any place&#13;
visited by the Unit from that date until that present date of April 5, 1945.&#13;
Many people worked to make these visits the success they were.&#13;
Through the generous donations of money and food from Brighton friends of Red Cross, the&#13;
total expense to Livingston County Chapter was limited to $77 .87 for the six visits.&#13;
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Under Miscellaneous Activities:&#13;
We assisted at the Dedication ceremonies of the Community Honor Roll in Brighton,&#13;
September 11, 1943.&#13;
Mrs. Clifford Harter and Miss Elizabeth Steenssen received Nurses' Aid Certificates&#13;
in Wastenaw County. Livingston County benefited as a result of this training, by having these&#13;
women serve -. at the six visits of the Blood Bank.&#13;
Mrs. Thomas S. Leith exhibited and talked on foreign dolls for the benefit of the Junior&#13;
Red Cross of the Gage School in Green Oak on December 3, 1943.&#13;
During the Fifth War Loan Drive, the Brighton Surgical Dressings Unit participated in&#13;
the parade, which opened the drive and again on August 15, 1945 we entered a float in the&#13;
Victory parade to celebrate V-J Day.&#13;
On February 29, 1944 we held a luncheon at the 1.0.0.F. Hall, which was attended by&#13;
eighty-two women. At that time, recognition was given to all women, who had worked enough&#13;
hours in Production work to earn pins and stripes. Another purpose for which the luncheon&#13;
was held was to stimulate interest in Red Cross Activities.&#13;
Numerous inquiries were made con c erning gifts for Percy Jones General and Convalescent&#13;
Hospital at Battle Creek, Michigan. Assistance was given several groups in advising them&#13;
and in directing the purchase of twenty-one wheel chairs and one artificial hand. Contributions&#13;
were encouraged to be sent to the Ida C. Hibbard Fund for the purchase of artificial limbs for&#13;
service men.&#13;
Respectfully submitted,&#13;
(Mrs. Thomas S.) Ethel M. Leith&#13;
Marshall Bert Miller , Bright on, Michigan&#13;
East Grand River, Brighton , Michigan&#13;
MELL US HOSPITAL -- Brighton, Michigan Main Street of Brhihton, Michigan&#13;
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WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH&#13;
Re v. Cr o ck e r&#13;
Rev. Erne s t L . C rocker&#13;
SERVI C E ROLL OF THE BRIGHTON WESLEYAN METHODIST C HU RC H&#13;
l. J o hn S . All e n 22. G :: n,Jd Mar ke ll&#13;
2. Ral ph L . B ee b e 23 . Lyle E. Mark e ll&#13;
3. H a rry H . B a rker 24 . Melbourne K . Mor ga n•&#13;
4 . Bu r l R. C a in 25. Ru ss ell G . C. M o r ga n&#13;
5. J a m es A. Cain 26 . M e rlin J . Mill e r&#13;
6 . E a rl R . Cain 2 7 . Jam es A. Ni c h o l so n&#13;
7 . Art hur '\. Cald we ll 28. Ca r o l Nil es&#13;
8 . J ames C . Caldw e ll, Jr . 29. H a rry A . Nile s&#13;
9 . Walt e r R. Caldwell 30 . A. L ynn Nile s&#13;
J O. C harl es E. Cas e 3 1 . L aw r e nce E . O"D e l l&#13;
11. H a r o ld L . Da vi s 3 2 . L eo n V. O" De 11&#13;
I 2. Ev e r e tt G . G a t es 3 3 . Ro nald A. O 'D el l&#13;
I 3. C lift on G ee r 34. Eugen e R . Ott&#13;
14. Gilb e rt H e nd e r so n 35. Dean F. Se llm a n&#13;
I 5 . J oh n D . H o u s ner 36 . De n , il L. ? h a rp&#13;
16 . Ro b e rt R . H o usn e r 3 7. Ch a rl e s H . Smith&#13;
I 7 . Ru ss ell M . Hou s n e r 38. Alden Va nOrnum&#13;
18 . R . W es l e y H ou s n e r 30 . Donald F . Warn e r&#13;
19 . W illiam E . Hyn e 40. Milt o n E. Wiric k&#13;
20. Fr e d e ri c k J . Hyn e 4 1. Wil so n S. Yan so n&#13;
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ST , PAUL'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH&#13;
Brighton, Michigan&#13;
Rev . Ken,neth C . Morris , Vicar&#13;
ST. PAULS EPISCOPAL CHURCH&#13;
Rev . Kenneth C. M o rris, Vicar&#13;
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HONOR ROLL&#13;
Richard Taylor&#13;
Roger Walker&#13;
Arthur Chesters, Jr .&#13;
Clark Mitchell&#13;
Victoria Starkey&#13;
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Rev , Robert H . Phillps&#13;
A . B . , Th. B .&#13;
Fed e rated&#13;
FEDER ATED CHURCH, E . Grand River -- Rev . R . H. Phillipa&#13;
FEDERATED CHURCH&#13;
Rev . R . H . Phillips&#13;
Charles Allston&#13;
Robert Avis&#13;
Horace Birkenstock&#13;
Joseph Birkenstock&#13;
John 0. Baja&#13;
Tedd . M. Carmack&#13;
W . Ray Carmack *&#13;
R. Wendall Clark&#13;
Larry Clark&#13;
Marshall Cooper&#13;
William Curiston&#13;
Robert Garlandq&#13;
Lyle C. Hartman&#13;
Bruce Andrews&#13;
Charles Hodge&#13;
Gilbert Hodge&#13;
William Hodge&#13;
Ralph Kidd&#13;
Bernard Kourt&#13;
David Leith&#13;
Donald G. Leith, J:- .&#13;
Robert Leith&#13;
HONOR ROLL&#13;
Theodore Morgan&#13;
Lucy Newman&#13;
Manley Newman&#13;
Richard Pelkey&#13;
Robert Bitten&#13;
Ernest Hodge&#13;
Robert Phillips&#13;
William Pitkin&#13;
Garnet Rolison&#13;
Merle Rolison&#13;
Warren Rutter&#13;
Ronald Scott&#13;
Charles Sheffer •&#13;
Frederick Singer •&#13;
Robert Singer&#13;
David Sutton&#13;
Bentley Teeples&#13;
Robert Weeks&#13;
Charles Kennedy&#13;
George Kenne~y&#13;
Tom Miller&#13;
Ray Lanning&#13;
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Rev . J . M . McLucas FIRST METHODIST CHURCH -- Rev. J. M . McLucas&#13;
Fir s t Methodist Church Pastor&#13;
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH&#13;
HONOR ROLL&#13;
M , R oya l Mitchell Priscilla Luce&#13;
David Chamness Thomas Mitchell&#13;
Don Standlick Sel d on Simpson •&#13;
Grace Simpson R obert Foster&#13;
Vernor Buxton Fred Spencer&#13;
Robert Phillips Don Fresh o ur&#13;
LeRoy Lybrink Doris G. Pitkin&#13;
Donald Burniac Charles J . Kelley&#13;
Bue I H. P itkin Raymond Bidwell&#13;
Melbourne Mill ar Harold Leit z&#13;
Fay Knight Don Br ockman&#13;
Rob e rt H . Luc, Jr . Harold Ja1;:vis, Jr .&#13;
Jerry Miller Henry Bidw ell&#13;
J ohn Lybrink Kenneth Chappell&#13;
Edw ar d Carney David C. Apps&#13;
Ralph Kidd Horace Taylor . Duncan Came r o n Kirby Hall&#13;
Da vid Hicks Charles Simpson&#13;
Robert Rousch William R. Garw oo d&#13;
Rupert M . Mitchell C. Ed ga r St r a tton&#13;
Loui s T. P otter Donna Cham n es s&#13;
William Hodg e J. Har ol d Rousch&#13;
GO LD STARS&#13;
William Richmon d Ro b ert Mor l a n&#13;
Pastor, P . W. Geiger, B . 0 .&#13;
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ST . GEORGE Ev . LUTHERAN CHURCH&#13;
ST. GEORGE EV . LUTHERAN CHURCH&#13;
Pastor, P . W . Geiger , B . 0 .&#13;
Dou g la s B e rn har dt&#13;
Harry Herb st&#13;
Andrew Krogstad&#13;
Roy Se im&#13;
William Fisk&#13;
Lyle Herb st&#13;
Jack Thomas&#13;
Donald Wright&#13;
Roy Thomas , Jr.&#13;
Leo Sp rague&#13;
Karl Lehman, Jr .&#13;
Robert Liet za u&#13;
HONOR ROLL&#13;
POST WAR SERVICE&#13;
Leroy Atwe ll&#13;
Victor Atw ell&#13;
Herbert W assusick&#13;
Leith Kourt&#13;
Gl e n Lehma n&#13;
A ld e n P . Sater&#13;
Raymond Falk&#13;
John W. Dil!oway&#13;
Jack Pelkey&#13;
Rober t Pelkey&#13;
A l B oswo rth&#13;
George F a l k&#13;
Richard F a rver&#13;
Durwoo d Gerecke&#13;
Russell Gerecke&#13;
Civil War Veterans Pictures taken on Memorial Day, 1920&#13;
Standing , left to right: Henry Crippen, , Louis Westphal, Jim Smith,&#13;
Charles Jacobs, Alfred Bidwell, Henry Appleton .&#13;
Sitting, left to right: William Seger , Henry Krout, Charles Kelly , Wesley Fulton, Dan&#13;
Smith . Joli Dykes.&#13;
BRIGHTON TOOL I. DIE -- Brighton, Michigan .&#13;
BROWN I. McLAREN -- Hamburg , Michigan&#13;
Vagabond Coach Company, Briahton, Michigan&#13;
(Under Construction)&#13;
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BRIGHTON ADVANCE CORPORATION DETROIT CREAMERY COMPANY&#13;
Top Row, left to right : C . Hyn e, Ervin Brown , Dr . W. Br own , Mgr.; Wm. Galloway,&#13;
C. Bennett .&#13;
Bottom Row: F. Bennett , F . Fuller, F. Hacker, G , Hartman, Herbert Dean, Warren&#13;
Van Alstyne.&#13;
The Mill Pond and the Ducks SALUTE TO THE SEA FORCES&#13;
-- Pictures taken May 30, 1946 .&#13;
NEW DISPOSAL PLANT Grove of the Unknown Soldier, May 30, 1946&#13;
Brighton High School Football Team of 1942&#13;
The significant feature of this team was not that th e y were a great team,&#13;
but that every member including the Coach, has be e n service in some&#13;
branch of our Armed Forces .&#13;
Back Row: (Left to Rlsht), Lawrence Wllldnaon, Raymond Bidwell, Jack&#13;
Smail, Beverly Borat , Roland .Plea•, Charles Asher, Coach; Theodore&#13;
Mor1an , Ra.lJ)h Beebe, Arnold Leith, Robert Leestma , Thomae&#13;
Mitchell .&#13;
Middle Row: Bruce Andrews, Wm . Pitkin, Charle a Tuthill, Fred Singer,&#13;
Huah Prosser, Douglas Pearsall, Thomas Chapman, Harold Jarvis.Jr . ,&#13;
Eusene Felty.&#13;
Bottom Row : John Boja, Mar.; Laverne Antleau, Robert Pelkey, Donald&#13;
Carnay, Robert Slnser, Wm. Albrlaht, Robert Warner.&#13;
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BRIGHTON FIRE DEPARTMENT&#13;
Members and Apparatus&#13;
Kneeling: (Left to Right), Le e Bidwell , William Seger , Waldo J ones, Harold&#13;
Jarvi s, Chief; George Stonex, Robert Cole, Lloyd Pearsall, M aurice&#13;
Thomps o n, Ass't. Chief; Melvin Skeman, John Dymond.&#13;
Middle Row : Albert Cole, Gerald Morgan , Robert Naus s, Lyinan Daniells,&#13;
Ass 't . Chief; Fred erick Hyne , George Drew .&#13;
Back Row : A . I. O' Dell, Merle Rolison, Floyd Fuller, Norman N au ss, Pat&#13;
Sharkey.&#13;
The present volunteer Fire Department was organi z ed in 1937, a nd i s&#13;
manned by twenty members .&#13;
Th e Department is incorporated a s a non-profit organi za tion. A ll&#13;
money deri ve d from benefits , etc., is exp e nded through a civic fund for&#13;
the welfare of the city and community.&#13;
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PHONE 4694&#13;
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Phone 4321&#13;
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COMPLIMENTS OF&#13;
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COAL&#13;
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BRIGHTON, MICHIGAN&#13;
Van Camp Chevrolet&#13;
Lli=•an, SALES--SERVICE&#13;
By Wm. F. Curiston&#13;
Res. Phone 3641&#13;
222 West Grand River&#13;
BRIGHTON, MICHIGAN&#13;
Phone 3721&#13;
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Brighto n Honie Bakery&#13;
PIES - CAKES - PASTR IES&#13;
WE BAKE CAKES FOR ALL O CCASIONS&#13;
EL.MER L. KELLY, Prop.&#13;
Phone 5811&#13;
BRIGHTON, :MICHI GA N&#13;
Brady's Market&#13;
Established 1916&#13;
J. A. BRADY&#13;
FRESH MEATS - VEGETABLE S - FRUITS&#13;
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Phone 6 411&#13;
BRI GHTON, MICHIGAN&#13;
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Brighton Realty Co.&#13;
ELME .R J. GAGE - BROKER&#13;
COMPLE TE REAL ESTATE SERVICES&#13;
829 East Grand River&#13;
BRIGHTON, MICHIGAN&#13;
WE HAVE ALL KINDS OF PROPERTY&#13;
Phone BRIGHTON 4591&#13;
Authorized Frigidaire and Speed Queen Sales and Service&#13;
Gaffney Electric Shop&#13;
ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES - RESIDENTIAL WIRING&#13;
321 West Main Street&#13;
BRIGHTON, MICHIGAN&#13;
Phone 5611&#13;
VETERAN'S CAFE&#13;
STEAKS - CHOPS - CHICKEN&#13;
WE SPECIALIZE IN PRIVATE PARTIES&#13;
GEORGE and BILL. Props.&#13;
Telephone 3251&#13;
BRIGHTON, MICHIGAN&#13;
COMPLUvtENTS OF&#13;
A. B. BITTEN&#13;
SHELL GAS ST A TION&#13;
MAR -DON SHOP&#13;
DISTINCTIVE WE'.:ARING APPAREL&#13;
GIFT NOVEL TIES&#13;
216 WEST GRAND RIVER&#13;
Phone 7 /1891&#13;
BRIGHTON, MICHIGAN&#13;
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