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BoysToGetScreen PhysicalsTwo Rockbridge Youths+Volunteered MayTwo Rockbridge youths volunteered for military duty Tuesday and Wednesday and will be included in a group to be examined Wednesday night at Selective Service headquarters. They are Robert Theodore Rider and William Sanford Barron. Four others have been added to the list of 50 originally called to report for examination. They are Jack Morton Moorehead, and Robert Troxel Kline, Logan; Nolan James Stevens, Laurelville, and Lloyd Cable Shelton, Nelsonville.BRANDT RITESHELD FRIDAYFormer Local Youth To BeBuried at Oak GroveQuotas for July, received from Columbus, are higher than the average of past months and it is expected it will necessitate another screen examination forJune 9.Funeral services will be held Friday at 9 A. M. at the St. Mary’s Catholic Church, Columbus, for James W. (Bill) Brandt, 22, former Logan youth, who was killed Sunday in an airplane crash at Coffeyville, Kansas where he was stationed as an Army Air Corps cadet.Of the 81 boys who were examined in Columbus May 28, 62 were accepted, 17 were rejected and 2 were held over until the next contingent are to leave. Of the 62 accepted, 21 were to go tothe Navy, 38 to the Army and 3 to the Marines.The body will be brought to Logan where military services will be conducted at the graveside by members of the American Legion Post 78. Rev. Father John Eyerman will officate and burial will be made in the Oak Grove Cemetery.Names of the 62 men accepted for military service who will report June 4 at Fort Benjamin Harrison Reception Center, Ind., are as follows:Brandt, who was formerly employed by the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad signal maintenance division here, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John H. Brandt, former Logan residents. He enlisted in the Air Corps last October and has been in pilot training since then. No details of the crash were available.Philip A. Barker, Lewis Vance Barker, Gerald Robert Boals, Howard Junior Brooks, Robert White Burton, William Arthur Campbell, Edwin Earl Chilcote,Wayne Edward Cole.Stanley George Collins, Ralph Denver Cook, James Thomas Crabbe, Lester Earl Dawson, Jr., Robert Hugh Dugan, Charles Robert Durant, Norman Gene Eckhart, Ervin Wayne Edwards.Thomas Franklin Elick, Lawrence Jacob Ellinger, William Obed Fetherolf, Carl Eugene Freeman, Ralph Duane Gill, Floyd Irwon Green, James RudolphHartman.Scott Leonard Huflines, Clarence Dell Huflman, RussellGROUP COMPLETESCOURSERADIOStudy Application of Math ToURadioipieA number of local people have successfully completed a course in the engineering, science, management and war training program conducted by Ohio University, it was announced this week by class instructor Harry Simmons.hoiatIiEugene Inman, John Edward Kemper, Edward Irvin Kinser, Eldon Lewis Fox, Jerry Lehman Hammnn, John Clement Wright.Irvin Eugene Ward, Porter Junior Shuttleworth, Harold Ed-son Hillyer.Charles William Kreachbaum, Ivor Roy Lehman, Ray Edward Lohr, Willis Lowery, Barney Lewis McClain, James Oscar Mc-Grady, Norman Ray McNichols,Howard Wayne Miller, Gifford D.Mohney.Eldon Ray Nice, Bernard Owen Poling, Harry Douglas Proctor, Dari Edwin Reynolds, Frank Edwin Ricketts, Jr., Carl Anthony Schrader, Howard Frank Schrader, Donald Edward Smith, Donald Richard Smith.William Arthur Snyder, Guy Lewis Stewart, Lynn Willard Suttle, Burlin Reynolds Taylor, Jack Willis Thress, John Robert Trowbridge, Raymond Roy Turner.Fundaments of radio, part two, which dealt with the application of mathematics to radio, was the subject the group completed.Those completing the course were Vance Barker, Phil Barker, Kenneth Bright, David Ellis, Lloyd Frazier. Tom Grooms, Clarence Guess, Frank Lanning, Mrs. Mary Newman, Maynard Potts, Frank Ricketts, Jr., George Van Fossen, and Carlos Smith.Mrsor I'ten bee edloolt;tiobaiamsuigaia ]NAVY SEEKS MEN WITHPOLICE EXPERIENCERalph Ji Kenworth rick Wine.A bulletin received at the Athens Station from RecruitingHeadquarters states that men with police experience are needed for duty in the Shore Patrol, which is the Police Department of the Navy.Men enlisted in this branch will be appointed as Petty Officers immediately. The following qualifications are necessary: a.Petty Officer 2c—6 years police experience, b. Petty Officer 3c— 2 years police experience, c. All applicants for Petty Officer ratings must be of unquestionableartPareurMiboB1haMarStsrimmh.
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Logan Daily News
Logan, Ohio, US
Wed, Jun 02, 1943
Page 6
Full Page
Clipped by
Clarice H.
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