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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1943

Page

22

Twin Shupp Brothers Reunited With Seabees Battalion

Seabees twins Dwaine and David Shupp, seamen second class, serve together with the Rick Enbacker battalion at Camp Quoddy Mo. They first joined on their eighteenth birthday Aug 19 and were later separated to Camp Endicott RI before Eddie Rickenbacker’s visit helped reunite them. Their brother Warren, six years Navy veteran, was at Pearl Harbor during the 1941 attack and now serves as chief fire control man aboard an aircraft carrier.

Rla Dwaine Shupp David Deane Shupp Rickenbacker Battalion The Seabees Camp Quoddy Camp Endicott R. I Walter A. Shupp Linn County Peary Orla Dwaine Eddie Rickenbacker Warren E. Shupp Pearl Harbor

Military Families Receive News on Honors and Returns

The Cedar Rapids Gazette lists several service members and family updates. Don Waskaw returns to Camp Howze after a furlough with wife and daughter Donetta. Sgt. Charles Vejda ends a 10 day visit with parents before radio school. Aviation Cadet John C. May is moved to Keesler Field. Pvt. Wilbur Shimek returns to Aberdeen proving ground after ordnance training. Joseph Kucera returns to Farragut after leave. Aviation Cadet James Marshall Jr transfers to radio mechanics at Scott Field. Rex Huffman graduates from Pine Bluff and trains at Independence. Pvt. Charles Gill released from hospital overseas. Lawrence Meyer stationed at Aberdeen Proving Ground. John Duane Barr transfers to torpedo mate's school in San Diego with wife joining him.

THE Cedar Rapids H H Schloss Wilson Oo Patricia Schloss Burlington Pfc Don Waskaw Camp Howze Texas Donetta Nineteenth Street Edith Waskaw Second Avenue Waskaw Charles Vejda Salt Lake City Utah Joseph Vejda Seventh Avenue Vejda Sioux Falls S.D John C. May Henry May Eleventh Street Pine Camp Watertown N. Y Keeslerfield Biloxi Miss Wilbur Shimek Aberdeen Proving Ground Lydia Shimek Fifth Avenue Joseph Kucera Farragut Idaho L. M Kucera Navy Medical Training School Rex F. Huffman L. A. Huffman Vernon Avenue SE Pine Bluff Ark Independence Kan Charles Gill Marine Corps John Gill Eighth Street Lawrence Meyer Aberdeen Proving Ground George L. Meyer Ellis Boulevard John Duane Barr Torpedo Mate’s School San Diego Calif Henry Barr Tenth Street

Service News Highlights Army Air Forces Wings and Furloughs

Several local service members receive promotions and commissions during World War II. Arthur Harman earns second lieutenant with silver wings at Stuttgart Army Air Field. his wife attends. James Hausler and Leland Hausler complete training and take furloughs with families in Des Moines area. Karl R. Smith returns to Wilmington after furlough. Lloyd W. Whiting visits family before returning to Fort Ord. Robert Kroupa serves with an engineers battalion in Nashville. Robert Deaver on leave from University of Akron before resuming studies. Major R. J. MacLean promoted, stationed at Camp Fannin. Bill Mehegan commissions as second lieutenant with wings at Midland Army Air Field and plans Fresno posting. Cpl. Donald Akers stationed at Camp Bowie. Vernon Akers in Italy. Malcolm Coy attending Los Angeles City College. John Schloss returns to Newport News after furlough.

Arthur R. Harman A. R. Harman Army Air Forces Stuttgart Ark Army Air Field Harman Searles Dairy James Hausler J W. Cook Second Avenue SE Washington, D. C Leland Hausler Chanutefield J. W. Cook Pratt Kan Karl R. Smith Robert Deaver University of Akron Ohio R. W. Deaver K Avenue Akron A.S T.P R. J. MacLean J. A. MacLean Sixteenth Street Major MacLean Camp Fresno Calif Donald Akers Jerry Akers Central City Camp Bowie Texas Pfc Vernon L. Akers Italy Malcolm L. Coy Los Angeles City College Bonnie V Coy Twenty-first Street John E. Schloss Newport News

Be smart do your own upholstery patterns

A Cedar Rapids Gazette Needlecraft Dept. offer explains women can upholster at home with simple non technical directions. It promotes a transfer pattern of embroidery motifs and a pattern number with a 15 cent postage request to The Cedar Rapids Gazette in Chicago Illinois.

Cedar Rapids Gazette Needlecraft Dept West Randolph St Chicago

Carter's Little Liver Pills Double Action Relief

An advertising pitch promotes Carter's Little Liver Pills as a two step remedy to improve digestion and relieve headachy low spirits. It claims the first action increases bile flow during sleep for better digestion, the second eases sluggishness, and urges purchase for 25 cents at druggists.

Carter

Edgewood Couple Celebrates Sixtieth Wedding Anniversary

Edgewood residents Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sharp mark 60 years of marriage at home. He 79 and she 77, lifelong Clayton and Delaware counties residents aside from four Nebraska years. They raised six children, including Earl Sharp, State Rep F E Sharp, and State Senator Kenneth Evans’s wife Elsie Sharp Evans. They have 12 grandchildren and four great grandchildren, and raised Wayne Perry in their home.

Edgewood Joseph Sharp Nebraska Clayton Delaware Earl Sharp F E. Sharp Elkader Elsie Sharp Evans Kenneth Evans Emerson Sharps Wayne Perry

Canine Market Going to Dogs

New York report shows dog supplies scarce and prices rising 10 to 25 percent as breeders enlist, railroads divert resources, and holiday demand for puppies remains high. Cocker spaniels top list. police dogs in short supply due to K-9 enlistments.

New York Junior Army Germany

Coe Tops World Student Service Fund Goal

The World Student Service drive at Coe College ended with $1,110 raised, surpassing the $1,000 goal. Jean Urice, drive chair, reported Aircrew contributions of $414 and individual gifts up to $3, with faculty averaging $2 and campus groups responsible for much of the total.

Coe College Jean Urice Vinton Junior Y.W.C.A

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