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Newspaper

Batavia Herald

Location

Batavia, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1944

Page

6

Batavia News Briefs include Legion Wreck festival plans and Texas motorcycle trip

Kane County Volture of the Forty and Eight hosts its 1944 summer Wreck at Dorian's Woods near Big Rock with ham sandwiches and a roast beef dinner. Legion festival committees, dates July 26–29, and the Goodyear engineer Merrill Benson’s Texas motorcycle trip are noted, along with a Combat Infantryman's Badge award and Chicago area home building gains.

Kane County Volture The Forty and Eight Society American Legion Dorian’s Woods Big Rock P. G Aurora Roosevelt Legion Post

Desperate Call for Gasoline Conservation in WW II Home Front

Ralph K. Davies warns that commanding generals demand increased aviation gasoline shipments and that civilians must cut unessential use. The message ties home front conservation to Allied success and urges immediate action this two to three month period. Batavia conducts its first World War II military funeral for John Raymond Wiesbrock, bomber crewman, aged 23, a Batavia High School graduate. Faith Nelson earns scholastic honors at Lawrence College Conservatory with a 2.25 average as a junior.

Ralph K. Davies Batavia American Legion Color Guard John Raymond Wiesbrock Fred Wiesbrock California Young Flyer Batavia High School Lawrence College Avuletor Wis Faith Nelson South Jackson Street Faith Conservatory of Music J. B. Nelson

OUR RIVER BASS IN BATAVIA FOX RIVER

Alfred Peine displayed a three pound small mouth bass taken from the Fox river south of the power house by a silver spoon and artificial frog on the second cast. William C Spencer Batavia police magistrate landed a five pound bass with a fly last week. They’re in there.

Batavia Fox River Alfred Peine William C Spencer

War News Briefs From Home and Abroad

Staff Sgt Milton Peine reports transporting wounded from France with the air evacuation squadron. Norman Ekstrom M M 3c of the Sea Bees receives a blood transfusion in New York for ulcers. Margot McNamer Johnson spoke on religion over WMRO with a new talk on Revelation next week. Carl K Oleson completes training at Courtland Alabama and is stationed at Maxwell Field Montgomery Alabama. William Tuck enjoys furlough at home in Texas. Robert Tuck attends gunnery school in Harlingen Texas and Gilbert Tuck trains at Camp Reynolds Pennsylvania. Staff Sgt John Michelson returns from Camp Wood New Jersey Fort Monmouth. Marvin Michelson’s brother leaves for Camp Haan California after visit with Debora Miller in Spooner Wisconsin. Pfc Walter Oxe arrives in England. John Willcutt, Batavian now living with grandparents in Michigan, visits Pahnke home. he survived a fatal auto accident years ago with his sister Arleene. John, aged 15, has undergone 24 operations and aims for military school next year. Arleene Willcutt plans college this fall.

Milton Peine Julia Peine England France Norman Ekstrom The Sea Bees New York Margot McNamer Johnson WMRO Carl K. Oleson Carl Oleson South Jefferson Street Courtland Ala Maxwell Field Montgomery William Tuck Camp Swift Texas L. J. Tuck Ac Robert Tuck Harlingen Tex Pvt Gilbert Tuck Camp Reynolds John Michelson Camp Wood Fort Monmouth N. J Corp Marvin Michelson Camp Haan Calif Debora Miller Spooner Wis Walter Oxe Walter R. Oxe N. Y John Willcutt Batavia Michigan Paul Pahnke Elm Street John Arleene Willcutt Pahnke

Mrs Hauman Returns Home After Camp Transfers

Mrs David Hauman travels from Mississippi to rejoin her husband now stationed at Camp Van Dorn. He is later moved to Camp Meade for overseas duty. She is joined by a friend whose husband also moves to Maryland. In Chicago she visits a college friend, Mrs Donald Duvall, who accompanies her part of the trip.

David Hauman Mississippi Camp van Dorn Miss Camp Meade Hauman Maryland Donald Duvall Chicago

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