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Marine Killed, 2 Soldiers MissingLsiraitsville, and a Vi to I her. Denver i Danielson. with 1he Marine ( cups {in the* Pacific.i Word was a is*1 received nerc i|hat. Pvt. Leonard T. Griffiths. Jr.. jof 449 Moxahala avenue is rerov-lering in a V. S. general hospital; I in England from wounds received; front enemy grenades while advancing with his infanlry unit) near St. Ln. He has received Ihe; Purple Heart. .i According to his ward physician,| Pvl. Griffil hs is making “a splen-j did re rove ry and will soon he ablej to exercise about the hospilaij g i o: i nds.’I* is grand ti'i'ther. Mis Ktjihd Cr tfi'i's. end !us Jai'^r. Leonard T. i;::(f:tns. rrs.de or: Mo.vahalamm; A brother. Pea wan Second Lla-,- Ra\n*nnd K lt;in ft. is on an a. reraft carrier in (he vujtli Ph#'- f i0IGKiwanians Hear Talk By Chaplain of BISJanieReviser, chaplain of Ihehoys' industrial school at l or. was the principal speak pr a 1[ the luncheon meeting of the Ki-j,ancas- [ RIIwan is dub held inday at the V. W. C. A.He (old of the problems and needs of the inmates of the institution.The speaker is a life-long friendcltihof Perry Wilson. Kiwarns niemher here, who worked with I him as a boy in the V. M. C. A.Clarence Dolby, cluh president.j was iTt charge of the meeting.Sgt. NewtonSgt. Jew,Parents of Prospective Cubs to Meet TonightOne Zanesville man was report;-] pd killed in action and iwn others| Parents of prosp were listed as missing in casualty j scon is of West view reports received here yesterday|meet at and loday. In addition,r I i v p cub! 1 school will! 30 o’clock I his evening j t New! a I. the school for their weekly! (!Lexington soldier died of wounds,training session.■ ■ . ... — —i .. (^atdwellj A similar meeling was held last!received in action andsoldier who has been reported [night at Munson school for par-missing in action is now revealed j euls of boys who plan to become to be a prisoner of war. jcubs.'Hip casualties'.Pfc. lack Patterson, 26. of .he ”™* TO RACK BIOSMarine Corps, husband o I Mrs.; WASHING ION— 'INS i - A m e r-Dnrothv Pait»rson of Mam street,I ican Commercial Airlines arc extolled in action in the Pacific then-j peeled 1ft use their war record mter Nov. 2. i 'S/Sgt. Knff'np NVwlon, .22,bidding Tor post-war commercial j business ihe world over. For in-1 stance, United Air Lines is!inf Mr. Rnd Mrs. Dewey Newton of j prou(| ’of ,]lfl farl thai U recentlyWhile Collage, missing in action [completed its 1,500th flight across in Italy since Oct. 14. pacific for the Army Air]Sgt. .lame# Richard 19. | Transport. Command.son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard H.| —.........-Jesse or 718 West bourne avenue, j SCHOOL BI S BUSTSmissing in’ action in Germany j VANCOUVER, Wash.- (INS'since Oct.. 25. iStudents got. a break when the.hand of Mrs. Lumen Danielson ol ____, ,;.uNew Lexington, died of wounds re-heceived in France Oct.|»yt. llarold F. Schockling. sonof Mrs. Lucy Schockling of Calrl-vvell Route 4 who was reportert missing in 1he Mediterranean area early in July. is. now listed as a prisoner of war by Germany.Pfc. Patterson was a riglH-hanri-ed pitcher with several Mitl-Al)anile league clubs, including Zanesville, F-fie and Springfield, and was also a member of the Hazel-AHas pitching staff before entering professional base hall.paired and Ihe school, which serves] a sparsely settled forest, district.| had to ciose while the directors] went in search of a new one.PAX COFFEE HOARDERWALLA WALLA. Wash.- «INS»jA would-he coffee hoarder a I \ Walla Walla may wish he hadn’t' been so forehanded. When hearsay whispered that coffer miglu be rationed again and the OP A admit led that, it was considering such a slop, the man bought S3i worth. Chuckling neighbors opined that unless he starts a restaurant.her. _ . ... will he prelly stale lWnnHe entered the Marines .» Octo- j fjnjshos dr}nkinj! j,.1942, and trained af Parris. Island. S. (\. and Quantico. Va. He1 went over.sens more than a year ago and had participated in eignt major engagements.In addition to his wife, he is survived by a son, Jimmy, aged 3: his father, Denver Patterson, and hist mother, Mrs. Henry Miller nf 1R33] Ridge avenue.Sgt. Newton has hren with ihe: infantry and has been in l.he scrv--ice three years. He went overseas] in May. He at I ended White Cm-; lage school and before his indue-' lion was employed at. Akron. !Sgt. Jesse was an infantryman., He entered 1ho service on Feh. 27. j 1943, and went overseas in March, j He was wounded in action in July] and only recently returned In duty.] Prior In entering the service, he1 was a sludpnl at Patlerson field' and was employed «l the Barne-hcy-Cheney plant hrrc, He is a former earner of Zanesville publishing company newspapers.Pfc. Danielson entered the service in Ft-tiruary find went overseas in August. Before entering! the service he engaged in the trucking business a I. New Lexington. In addiI ion to his wife he Is a!survived bv two daughters. Janice Inland Maxine, his parents. Mr. and tMra. Char lea Danielson of NewMagellan was .he first European in the region of the Marianas islands.The United Stales has 1,770.000 retail stores.DEAN INVAUsed Only For thlt;Our Service. In An Set and h AvnilathPHON
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Zanesville Signal
Zanesville, Ohio, US
Wed, Nov 08, 1944
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