Men in Service: Powell and Black Receive Promotions and Assignments
Army Specialist Four Michael W. Powell, 22, of Oskaloosa, assigned to the 25th Infantry Division in Vietnam as a rifleman. His wife Wanda lives in Oskaloosa. Larry D. Black, 22, of Oskaloosa, promoted to sergeant while serving as squad leader with Headquarters Company, 2nd Battalion, 69th Infantry Brigade's 137th Infantry at Fort Carson, Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael W. Powell
Roy O. Powell
Oskaloosa
25Th Infantry Division
Vietnam
Wanda
Rt. 2
Larry D. Black
Dale Black
69Th Infantry Brigade
137Th Infantry
Ft. Carson, Colo
Army Sergeant Billy Lay Assigned to Vietnam In 25th Infantry
Army Sergeant Billy D. Lay age 22 son of Mr and Mrs William S Lay of Valley Falls was assigned to the 25th Infantry Division in Vietnam as part of ongoing air and ground operations.
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Billy D. Lay
William S. Lay
Valley Falls
25Th Infantry Division
Vietnam
Leader Honored At 4-H Ranch
Vincent Uhlrich, Leavenworth county 4-H leader, was honored at Rock Springs Ranch near Junction City. A memorial nature trail at the ranch will be dedicated as part of the Friends of 4-H Day. Seven other gifts or memorials were to be dedicated that day with two more planned for later in the summer.
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Vincent Uhlrich
Leavenworth County
Rock Springs Ranch
Junction City
Kansas 4-H Foundation
Stull area families share celebrations and visits
Mr and Mrs Clifford Houk marked their 25th anniversary with an open house at home hosted by Mrs William Smith and Mrs Galen Sanford. Relatives and friends attended as their daughter Mrs Marvin Smith of Dallas and sons Allen and John joined the receiving line.
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Clifford Houk
William Smith
Galen Sanford
Kenneth Hancock
Modesto
Calif
Cade Suran
Hays
Kansas University School of Religion
Lawrence
Stull W. M
Kenneth Confer
Kenny
Wichita Falls
Tex
Gary
US Air Force
Calvin Hartman
Hutchinson
Fred Hartman
Albert Hildenbrand
Judy MceDavitt
William Lewis
West Side Presbyterian Church
Wichita
William Brown
Leon Condley
Julie
Roy
Topeka
Stull Needlecraft Club
Dorothy Moss
Theo. Walter
Edwin Hildenbrand
Hubert Wulfkuhle
Trinity Lutheran Church
Fred Timmig
Floyd Snyder
Ovid, Colo
Army recruits taller and heavier than past wars
The Pentagon notes current Army recruits average about 1 percent taller and 18 pounds heavier than World War I units, and about half an inch taller and seven pounds heavier than World War II troops.
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Pentagon
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