It Farewell 2 SEAD Depot Dispatch Editorial
The author thanks readers for two years of support as travel kept them from saying goodbye. He praises military police and special weapons personnel for top inspections, notes facility upgrades and the first phase completion, and commends the conventional depot staff for handling the Gama Goat and HUD trailers with commendable effort.
Letter to a reckless driver ends with safety plea
A harsh letter to a speeding motorist vows to let police ticket him and describes scenes of wrecks, fatalities, and injured families to urge safer driving. It condemns excuses for speeding and stresses accountability. It also includes a home safety checklist about storing medicines and household poisons away from children.
Church Services for All Faiths in Geneva Area
A mixed schedule lists Roman Catholic masses on Saturdays at 0830 and Sundays at 1215 with confessions 15 minutes before Mass. Protestant worship Sundays at 1100 with Sunday School at 0945. Jewish services at Temple Beth El Fridays 2100 with Sunday transportation from Elliot Acres and Lake Housing Areas to the Post Chapel.
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Temple Beth-El
Geneva
Elliot Acres
Lake
PSG Kluge Retires After 26 Years of Service
Platoon Sergeant Edward F Kluge of the 295th Military Police Company retires after 26 years in the Army. A Waterlooo resident, he served in Korea Germany and Vietnam with roles including squad leader platoon sergeant and first sergeant. He earned the Army Commendation Medal with Oak Leaf Cluster and Vietnam Korea campaign medals.
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SFC
Jerry C. Hoedebeck
295Th Military Police Company
Hoedebeck
Allen H. Light Jr
Garland
Texas
Edward F Kluge
Psg Kluge
Waterloo
295Th
Army
Korea
Germany
Vietnam
504Th Military Police
PSG
Depot Dispatch publication notices and equal opportunity policy
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