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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1968
Page
16
A three bedroom ranch focuses on a rear family room with sliding doors to the garden. The layout links living dining and kitchen areas, features a central fireplace, two bathrooms, a two car garage, and a basement stair with a practical service area.
A Lebanon Kentucky third grader sent outside to empty wastebaskets returned quickly and told the teacher they did not need emptying they just needed stepping in. The exchange drew a surprised reaction and a humorous note on school cleanups.
PFC E Danny L Braswell, son of Mr and Mrs Leon Braswell Decatur 5, on 30 day leave before Vietnam duty. He entered service Jan 15 1968, trained at Fort Benning and Fort Lewis, Texas A&M graduate? and TVA trainee prior to service. Address upon return VN Trans. DET APO San Francisco 96384. He serves near Kirch Gens Germany with 3rd Armored Division as tank driver. Roger D Niles 20 son of Mrs Abgie Niles Eva 1 promoted to Army specialist four near Long Binh Vietnam Ordnance Battalion as ammunition storage specialist. Staff Sgt Andrew J Reed son of Mr and Mrs Homer H Reed Decatur 3 recognized for helping 3rd Air Division earn U S Air Force Outstanding Unit Award. Reed metalsmith with 3rd Air Division at forward base in Western Pacific. division cited for...
F. L. Wilson 18 serving in Vietnam rises from Lance Corporal to Corporal. Son of John B. Wilson of 1819 Birch St. Decatur attended Decatur High School before enlisting. His unit is listed as 12th Marines APC San Francisco 96602. Harold G. Stover 21 of 1504 1st Ave SW promoted to Army Specialist Five on Sept 25.
A sergeant cited for exceptionally meritorious services during military operations in Southeast Asia from March 1966 to March 1968 is identified as a graduate of Austinville High School. His wife Virginia is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J W Suits of 1805 Wadsworth Street.
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