Air Medal Third Oak Leaf Cluster Awarded to William Lindenschmidt
Major Gallagher presented a citation and the Third Oak Leaf Cluster to William Lindenschmidt, then a First Lieutenant in the Air Corps, for meritorious aerial missions over enemy occupied Europe. The award honored his courage and skill aiding mission success and reflecting credit on the Armed Forces.
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E. F. Gallagher
Julius Lindenschmidt
William
Air Corps
Europe
United States
Gallagher
Wiliam
Army of the United States
Military families hear of loved ones overseas and discharged
Over the past week residents learned of relatives returning home or nearing discharge. Messages reported landings in New York and San Diego, plans to reunite in Saline, and separations completed at Great Lakes Naval Training Station. Several service members, including Kenneth Gramer and John Layer, are noted with postings in the Pacific and at Kwajalein and Augstine Island, Kwajalein atoll. Major J Bartus and his wife visited friends, and Lt Donald Dechert completed four years in Cavalry with service in Luzon and Tokyo Bay at Japan’s peace signing.
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W. D. Kendall
Keith
San Diego
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Tennessee
Donnie
Saline
Donald Dechert
112 Cavalry Service Group
Cavalry
Fort Riley
Kansas
Camp Devons
Camp Pickett
Virginia
Luzon
Philippines
Tateyamma
Honshu
Japan
Tokyo Bay
Dietiker Hauser story shifted to wartime service details
Sgt Dietiker began basic training at Camp Crowder Missouri and was assigned to Intelligence Research near Warrenton Virginia. He belongs to the 2nd Signal Service Battalion recognized with a Presidential Citation for faithful wartime service. Sgt Marion Dietiker is at Camp Dix New York awaiting honorable discharge. They plan to reside in Warrenton Virginia after discharge.
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Page 1 Motor Co
Dietiker
Camp Crowder
Warrentown
2Nd Signal Service Battalion
Marion
Camp Dix
New York
Sgt
Mrs. Dietiker
Warrenton
Virginia
Baltimore Couple Visits Mooreville Kin
Central York Mrs. George Johnson and Mr. Johnson of Baltimore visit sister Mrs. Bruce LeBaron and family. Alger Allison calls on sister Mrs. James Crittenden in Mooreville. Oak Grove school reopened January 2 after a week’s vacation.
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George Johnson
Baltimore
Maryland
Bruce LeBaron
Alger Allison
James Crittenden
Mooreville
Wenesday
Oak Grove
Sermon and Youth Schedule at St. Pauls
Pastor Alvin Siemsen preaches on Blessed Are The Merciful. Youth Fellowship meets Sunday at 6 p.m. Church School workers gather Monday at 7 30 p.m.
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ST. Paul
Alvin Siemsen
Methodist R. 8 Hocking Pastor Worship and Activities
Pastor Hocking leads a morning worship at 10:00 a.m. Church school follows at 11:00 a.m. Youth Fellowship meets at 7:30 p.m. within the church.
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Methodist R
Hocking
Federated R. W. McLaughlin Plans Sunday Services
The pastor R. W. McLaughlin leads a full day at Federated church with 10:30 morning worship 11:30 Sunday School 6:45 Christian Endeavor and 7:45 evening service.
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Federated
R. W. McLaughlin
Christian Endeavor
St. John's Church Invite for Sunday Services
St. John's Bridgewater invites parishioners to attend the 1st Sunday after Epiphany services with a 10 a.m. Morning Service and 11 a.m. Sunday School and Bible Class led by Pastor L. C. George Dashner. German services are held the first Sunday monthly at 9:30 a.m.
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ST. John’s Bridgewater
L. C
George Dashner
Trinity Lutheran Service and Activities Schedule
Pastor H. L. Engel leads a 10 a.m. English language divine service and 11 a.m. Sunday School. Choir practice is Monday evening and church council meets Thursday evening.
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Trinity Lutheran H
St James Sale Township Church Services and Schedules
Pastor C A Haneberg leads Divine services every Sunday at 9 16 a m with Sunday school at 11 15 am. English services at 10 am and 11 am Sunday school. First Sunday monthly. German services at 9 30 am and 10 30 am. Sunday school offers classes for all ages. Five miles west on US 112.
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ST. James Sale Township
Service column answers veterans questions framed for living readers
The Washington Bureau answers reader queries on veteran benefits and service matters. Questions cover pension eligibility, back pay probate, military housing and business loans, GI Bill implications, overseas tours, and unit locations. Answers reference VA offices and military guidance.
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Cuyahoga Falls
Ohio
Army
Reader
Woodlawn
Va. A
E. BR. G
Montpelier
M. G
Comers Rock
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Robert Rogers
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Lewis Lindenschmidt
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Wesley E. Gaabo
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Illinois
Olaf Gramer
Kenneth O. Gramer
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Liberty
Charleston
South Carolina
Kenneth
Panama
John Layer RT
Augustine Island
Kwajalein’ Atoll
Marshall Island
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Victory Clothing
Edw. Clark
Ann Arbor St. Saline
Cafateria
Methodist Church
Lockwood Funeral Home
Francis N. Lockwood
Alice
J. Lockwood
WWE
Abdul
Dad
Trical Contractors
THE
Detroit Edison
Dietiker-Hauser
Central York
Washington Bureau of National Weekly Service
Eye St. N. W
Washington, D. C
Rockport
Ind. A
Veterans’ Administration
Indianapolis
Louisville
Tientsin
China
1St Marine Division
L. P
Gardena
Calif. A
Marine Corps Headquarters
1St Division
U. S. Air Corps
War Department
Germany
735Th
Colorado Springs
Colo. A
Linz
Austria
Leonard
Arthur and
Elvin
Armbruster
N. Ann Arbor St
Saline Theatre
Claire Trevor
Albert Deckker
Texas
Sun-Man-Tunes
Joan Bennett
George Raft
Vivian Blaine
Technicolor
Robert Cummings
Lizabeth Scott
Milan
James Dunn
Shelia Ryan
Wally Brown
Francis Langford
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Greer Garson
Gregory Peck
Jane Davie
Jack Haley
George White
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