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WAR STRIKES CLOSETO CITYBig Prarie Youth ‘Wounded hi Action’; Brother of Mansfield Man Killed.(Continued From Page 1) / -that time he was stationed at Pearl Harbor. He enlisted In the mivy in September, 1940.Meanwhile, relatives of eight Mansfield youths known to have been aboard two American vessels reportedly sunk in. the Pacific war were cheered by absence of any notification from the navy department.Residents of this area continued to receive reassuring messages from friends and relatives in the war area. Mr. and Mrs. E. Ray Jenkins, of 618 Arlington avenue, •eceived a cablegram from Jen-lt;ins‘ brother, Lieut. Com. J. Orla Jenkins of the U. S. navy, who is issigned to land duty in Hono-ulu. The cable reported that he tnd his wife were “all okay.'*Word was received at Shelby rom Mr. and Mrs. George Lynch f that city that they are safe in Hawaii. He is stationed on one of he IT. S. battleships in that area, lis wife, the former Jean Guen-her, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vilbur Guenther, joined him there ast farl.
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Mansfield News Journal
Mansfield, Ohio, US
Sat, Dec 13, 1941
Page 10
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