Military family notes recall and reassignments across services
A 1948 recall places xag apel in March 1950 at the San Diego Marine base. He went to Korea May 9 1851 with the Seventh Marine division and served until returning to the States in November 1931. He earned the Purple Heart and, as of December 34, 1951, is discharged as a second class pharmacist. He and his wife live at 2502 S Bread Wickie Kas. DON BALL returns to San Francisco for reassignment after a 38 day Korean furlough, rotated back as a corporal on November 2, 1952. He has served in Panama, Japan, both coasts, and Okinawa and is an aviation ordnance man recent stationed near Coak Harbor. Coons, son of Bir and Mrs, enlisted January 1951 and trained at Fort Riley Kas. Stationed at Camp McCoy Wis Camp Kilmer N J and overseas September 1951. Assigned to Frankfurt Germany with engineers and returning home December this year with plans to return to Germany. Donald Coon 807th Engr Lt Equip Co APO 46 c/o Postmaster New York N Y. Bob Brenneman son of Mr and Mrs Lester Brenneman enlisted August 12 1 and basic at Parks Air Force Base California. Now at Gunter Air Force Base Montgomery Ala as a clerk typist. Address A 3c Robert Brenneman AF 17366344 Hd Sa at Box 130 3882d Sch Gp Gunter AFB Ala.
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Panama
Japan
Okinawa
Navy
Coak Harbor
Wash
Nies Coons
Army
Fort Riley
Kas
Camp McCoy
Wis
Camp Kilmer
N. J
Frankfurt
Germany
Pfe
Donald Coon
Equip. Co
APO
New York
N.Y
Bob Bresnneman
Lester Brenneman
Air Force
Parks Air Force Base
Infornia
Gunter Air Force
Bruce G. Kirchner
Ernest Kirchner
Naval Reserve
Davenport
Bruce
Great Lakes
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Washington, D. C
Kenton Mills
Fred Mills
Fort Leonard Wood
San Francisco
Lee Hora
Clarence Hora
Fort Knox
Canal Zone
Leo J. Horn
Co. G
Inf
Fort Kobbe
Vincent Smith
Mark Smith
Air Force Base
Alexandria
Cpl
Lakeview
Pineville
LeRoy Polman
al Hazen
Nichols
Lackland Air Force Base
San Antonio
Tex
Burtonwood
England
Alpert Polman
Love Tree
Ale LeRoy J. Polman
Lowry Air Force Base
Denver
Colo
Kyle Marine
David H. Marine
Army Engineers
Camp Rucker
Ala
682Nd
Engineers
Fort Belvoir
Este
Korea
Seoul
School of Standards
Lyle A. Marine
Calif
Wendelk Mills
Camp Gordon
Signal Corp Group
Salt Lake City
Utah
Jones
Wendell
Chungju
Wendell B. Mills
Signal Service
F. E. Co. L. Sig
22Th AU
Bob Kaalberg
J. W
Stuttgart
Verdun
France
Ft Custer
Mich
Jack Hanft
Hale Hanft
Lawrence Salemink
Brooks Air Force Base
California
Willard ‘L Salemink
Army School of Languages
Presidio of
Monterey
Calié
Bart Carter
W. W. Carter
Til
Treasure Island
San Diego
U.S. S. Pictor
C. S. S. Gunston Hall
Lb.d
S. S&s. Bexar
Hong Kong
Kowloon
China
Guam
Fears Harbor
United Nations
Bart
B. E. Carter
U. S&s. S. Bexar
A. P
c/o Fleet Post Office
Wayne Hazen
Cleve Hazen
Fort Hoech
Texas
Fort Sheridan
Camp Irwin
Juanita
Bill
Bob
Don Osborne
Earl Hohenbeck
Don
United States
U. S. S. Agey
Ed Seeives
Ft Rlley
Kansas
Muscatine
Farragut
Idaho
Pacific
U. S
Baltimore
Naval Air Base 807
Marshal Islands
Kans
Giessen
William KH. Osborne
Ha & Hq Co
N. Y
Jack Salemink
Harry Salemink
Fort Leonard Weed
Armed Forces
Fort Slocum
Orleans
Helene
Pic
John T. Salemink
H/S Co
Orlesos
Ares Command
Bud Jensen
John Hillyer
Duane Carl Jensen
Westover
Mass
Junior Juels
Walter B. Juels
Biloxi
Misss
Cheyenne
Wyo
Ashiya
Walter J. Jack
Everett Grim
Lee Grim
Fort Breckenridge
Presidno
Everett W. Grim
7Th
Walter Junior Elder
Welter Elder
Camp Atterbury
Ind
Amy
Max Oostendorp
James Oostendorp
Servicober
Servin Iralia
New Guinea
Wan
Admz
Cuba
Naval Res
32 Avenue
Rock Island, Jr
Neil Phillips
George Phillips
Wichita
Kan
Norfolk
Korean
U. S. Bexar
Pearl Harbor
Tate
Green Wood
Four highway deaths in Muscatine County in 1952 lowest since 1940s
Sheriff Charles Anson reported four fatal road crashes in Muscatine County during 1952, down from ten in 1951 and the lowest toll in years. The year's six-month start saw no fatalities until August, with incidents in West Liberty Wilton Atalissa and Wilton. Anson logged about 22,000 miles investigating accidents and 1,000 miles serving notices, while sheriff staff handled flood duties and essential paper service alongside license duplicate work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Anson
Muscatine County
John Robert Hazelwood
East Ninth Street
West Liberty
William Kenway
Franklin Grove
Wilton
Harvey Thomson
Atalissa
Taylor’s Corner
Dean Thurston
Anson
Mt Pleasant
Eldora
Fort Madison
Anamosa
Sheriif
All-Time Record In Corn Sealing Seen In County
Muscatine county PMA predicts near one million bushels of corn under seal for the coming year. McIntire notes 600000 at start with a large backlog of applications. late month 360 loans approved totaling 505042 bushels and $803016.78 in loans. Other loans cover soybeans, oats, clover seed, and barley with multiple figures and values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine County
Floyd O. McIntire
Production and Marketing Administration
PMA
Iowa
McIntire
Muscatine Pma
Meeker Retires After 12 Years On Muscatine Board
W Ernest Meeker of Letts ends a 12 year run on the Muscatine county board of supervisors. Elected 1940, sworn 1941, he sometimes served as chairman. He declines re election this year and will be succeeded by John Coffin of Conesville, elected in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
John Coffin
Conesville
Wovacnbar
Nichols Community Remembers Local Servicemen Abroad
A Nichols bulletin highlights many area men serving in the armed forces, detailing induction dates, current addresses, and postings from Fort Leonard Wood Missouri to Japan, Korea, and Europe. Parents, spouses, and friends stay in touch through letters, visits, and holiday packages while servicemen pursue training and deployments.
High School Print Club Produces Event Programs
The high school Print club, led by instructor Parnik Hazar ian, designs and prints football programs and other materials for school events. Proceeds fund a spring education tour. In 1952 the club visited University of Iowa printing departments and Economy Printing Co. in Iowa City. plans call for a Des Moines trip to study local printing houses and schools. At year end the group hosts a Wax goose printers picnic to wrap up activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parnik Hazarian
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Economy Printing Co
Des Moines
Muscatine High Band Highlights School Events
The Muscatine High School band under Gordon McLeen draws fan interest at home football and basketball games and provides halftime entertainment. Members participate in homecoming parade activities and co sponsor the 1006 club concerts with the high school chorus. The band also joined contests and Memorial Day services at Greenwood Cemetery and Riverview Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Gordon McLeen
MHS
Greenwood Cemetery
Riverview Park
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Don Ball
Oscar J. Ball
Zens
Merril
Ann
Livermore
Blondie
Livermore Brother
Thals
Chic Young
Gee
Boots
40D
Monica
By Edgar Martin
Carey
Captain
Tor
Erin Max Ae
Steve Canyon
HolyBoy
Colonel
Canyon
KROCK
Hiram
Milton Caniff
Joe
Looka
Saell
Tomons
Meeker
Fred Will
Arthur Will
Fort Leonard Wood, Mo
Frederick J. Will
231St Armd F. A. B. N
6Th Armored Division
Donald Kasper
Herman Kasper
U. S. Naval Training Center
Yoahama
Korean War
Donald HW. Kasper
U.S. N
U. S.S
c/l
Fleet Post Office
San