Two F Company Men Win Awards For Camp Duties
Two members of Company F 147th Infantry Regiment will receive awards Tuesday night for being the most outstanding soldiers during their unit’s July stay at Camp McCoy Lt Herbert Chandler.
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1951
Page
5
Two members of Company F 147th Infantry Regiment will receive awards Tuesday night for being the most outstanding soldiers during their unit’s July stay at Camp McCoy Lt Herbert Chandler.
Sgt. James Justice and Pvt. Robert Yeary will receive awards at a 6 p.m. party at the Elk Creek Grange on Route 122. Lt. Chandler notes Company F earned an excellent rating at camp, and Cpl. Vernon Justice has submitted a commission rating application, with two other men also seeking commissions this year.
Funeral services will be held Tuesday in St. Paris Champaign County for L F E Brown 76 publisher of the weekly St. Paris News Dispatch. He died in Grant Hospital Columbus after a stay following illness.
Mrs. Helen Cook reports her husband Cpl Gene Ross Cook USMC is returning to the United States after 11 months with the First Marine Division in the Pacific He earlier served with the Third Marine Division in World War II and was wounded at Chosin Reservoir He will arrive in California August 16 and be discharged before returning home Pfc Lawrence P Duff son of Mr and Mrs Orville Duff recently graduated from A and E Mechanic School at Shepard AFB He will go to Wright Patterson Field for further schooling Duff entered the Air Force in 1950 and is a Lemon Monroe High School graduate
Vital statistics list numerous births from Trenton Hamilton Franklin and surrounding towns. Families named include Alphus and spouse in Trenton with a boy, James Ryan on Route 1 with a girl, Carl Cooper in Hamilton with a girl, Walter Stepaniack at 209 Baltimore Street with a boy, Frank Breeding Jr. and Wiliam Williams households with two births, John Hinkle in Franklin with a girl, George Taylor at 2923 Navaho Street with a boy, Arnold Hampton on Manchester Avenue with a girl, Frank Louie Middletown Route 2 with a boy, Albert Blackford of Franklin with a boy, Blaine Blanton at North Verity Parkway with a girl, plus out of town cases Clement Bauman Virginia Phillips in Dayton Grandview Hospital with a girl and R C Smith at Brown's Veterans Hospital in Dayton noted as medical.
Long hospital notice lists numerous patients by full names and addresses with statuses such as surgical or medical. Names include Burke Barnes Stevens Holt Takach Swartz Coffman Nemcic Hicks Trimble Janikowski Childress Hoesman Griest Marsh Morton McCall Brumfield Bates Nairn Pence Limerick Jackson West Collins Kohler Kraft Deaton Robinson Hall Kilburn Denisi Steele Turner Adams Ashworth Singhoffer Francis Ingram Dalton Massey Harris Brophy Irwin Wade and others. Many entries cite street addresses and associated towns or wards.
Manufacturers of consumer durable goods face a August 15 deadline to file fourth quarter CMP allotment applications for copper steel and aluminum. Robert M Luckey Cincinnati district manager for the U S Department of Commerce notes the National Production Authority has placed all manufacturers under the CMP and failure to file may hamper production. Information on filings is available at the Cincinnati NPA office 105 West Fourth St.
Tennessee stands as the only major producer of copper and zinc ores in the southern United States, shaping regional mining economics and supply.
Local groups schedule weekly gatherings including Moose officers at 7 p m and American Legion executive committee at 7 30 p m at the Legion Home. Civitan Rotary Board Library Civic Association Middletown groups Flyers.
The Rev. Howard Washington of Richmond Indiana will conduct tent meeting services this week at Baltimore Street and Michigan Avenue. The Rev. Louis Smith sponsors these meetings and invites the public. A minor blaze at 910 Central Ave was listed as caused by a leak.
Three fires, two autos, marked weekend for local fire department. Early today at 15 Clark St a car owned by Pryce Robinson of 1805 Columbia Ave burned under the hood with leaking gas line listed as cause. Another auto blaze occurred at 9 p.m. Sunday in Walter Hamtree’s car from Middletown Route 1 after a defective carburetor.
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