Kubes-Lesiker Rites At Temple Church
Margueriet Mary Lesikar and William N. Kubes Sr. married in Temple at First Lutheran Church with Rev. A J Haag officiating. The couple, joined by family, plan to live at Camp Hood after Kubes’s four and a half years of military service.
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Vince Lesikar
Margueriet Mary Lesikar
William N. Kubes
William Kubes
Potter
Nebraska
First Lutheran Church
Temple
A. J. Haag
Sgt
John Wallace
Florida
Kubes
Cameron
Yee High School
TSCW
Denton
Buckholts
Dallas
Camp Hood
South Pacific Theatre of Operations
Local Naval Hero Heads Home From Okinawa
Augustus Johnson USNR son of Mr and Mrs L J Johnson 704 N Orchard Ave Cameron is returning aboard the USS Diphda as part of the Magic Carpet fleet. The Diphda departed Okinawa November 14 and is due in San Francisco around December 1 with passengers headed to Separation Centers to complete discharge formalities. Richard Ellison of Baileysville visited Cameron Friday. Mrs Ike West and Susie Mathews shopped in Temple Friday.
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StMic
USNR
L. J. Johnson
N. Orchard Ave
Cameron
Johnson
U.S.S
Okinawa
San Francisco
Harlan Culpepper Returns Home After Navy Demobilization
Harlan L. Culpepper, carpenters mate third class from Cameron, finishes 35 months in the Navy and heads to civilian life via Pearl Harbor demobilization center. The staging complex now serves 2700 officers and 12,500 enlisted, with rest facilities, athletics, huts, and a large laundry to aid veterans. His father J. L. Culpepper also resides in Cameron.
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Cameron
Pearl Harbor
States
Culpepper
Navy
Shelly and Reyna Advance in Rank Aboard USS Boxer
Raymond C. Shelly and Elias C. Reyna, both serving on the USS Boxer in the Yellow Sea area, are advanced to their new ratings while aiding occupation forces off northern China. The Boxer squadrons provided air cover for Marines landed at Teintsin and Tsingtao to help disarm surrendering Japanese. Lt Homer Chambers heads to Virginia for school. Mrs. Chambers and their baby stay near. Thanksgiving visits span Burnett, Austin, and San Antonio.
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Raymond C. Shelly
Cameron
Elias C. Reyna
Ruiz Sr
San Antonio
Tokyo Bay
China
Teintsin
Tsingtaa
Bridge Reopens After Brazos River Floods at Milam
Traffic resumes over the Port Sullivan bridge spanning the Brazos River in Milam county after spring floods. Chas Nabors reports the bridge is reopened following engineering work.
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Brazos River
Milam County
Chas Nabors
Bryan
Nabours
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