Local Notes From Naples and Nearby Communities
Naples and surrounding areas report multiple family movements and health updates. Roy N Nash arrives on furlough from an army transport after eleven months afloat. Mrs J Mitby Lubbert returns from Salt Lake City where her husband is recovering from an illness. Easter activities and school events noted, with parties, visits, and a family gathering for Grant Southam who departs for the army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy N Nash
San Francisco
Elizabeth Nash
Roy
J Mitby Lubbert
Salt Lake City
Holy Cross
Ri Ital
Norman Sagers
Rogers
Arthur Harrison
Jacob N Lybbert
Moses Lake
Washington
Wayne Simmons
Provo
Spanish Fork
Lybbert
Glen Lybbert
Earl Goodrich
Sea
Loyd Pope
Amy Pope
Salt
Marjorie Schann
Mr and
Lela Nickell
Oakland Calif
Miss Nickell
James Nickell
Lynn Richens
Hugh L
Dallas Nickell
Salt Lake
Merchant Marine
Gleaners Hold Contractors Meeting and Lecture
Members gathered for a Tuesday evening session focusing on the "Treasures of Truth" illustrated lecture. Refreshments were served as Mrs D Y Landon Eva Merkley and Mrs Hacking assisted with duties while Mia Wallace Soul departed Sunday for Salt Lake for medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia Wallace
Salt Lake
D Y Landon
Eva Merkley
Mrs Hacking
Specialic Myers
Tle
Lowell Duvall Returns From Foreign Service
Lowell Duvall of Gush, veteran of four major campaigns and two and a half years overseas, returned last week from Santa Monica, California after a 30 day delay. He entered service in October 1941, trained at Rockford, and served in Scotland, England, Africa, Sicily, Italy, and Cairo. In Europe nine months, then transferred to the China Burma India theater after Myithyina. His wife Jean Nielsen, from Pleasant Grove, and his brother Raymond Duvall, a sergeant wounded in the Philippines, are noted.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Alex Duvall
Rockford I
Scotland
England
Sicily
Italy
Cairo
CBI
China
Burma
India
Duvall
Jean Nielson
Diary of Pacific Deployments Under Fortified Skies
Dean Lambert recounts Pacific combat missions from December 1943 aboard a destroyer with Jay Anderson, detailing invasions of Palau, Leyte, Luzon, and Hollandia, the brutal December typhoon, and life in Pearl Harbor and Honolul until a return home. He writes of liberty, tropical heat, equator initiations for polywogs, and the crew’s ongoing engagement history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Lambert
Pacific
Glenn Lambert
States
Dean
Jay Anderson
J C Anderson
Farragut Naval Base
Idaho
San Diego
Farragut
Doyle
Donald Lambert
Texn
Naval Air Corps
Pearl Harbor
USA
Shi
Fifth Air Force
South
I/WEST PACIFIC
Serge
Philippine Islands
Hawai Ian Islands
Hollandin New Guinea
Sec
Truk
Utah
Howard C Paxton Abri
Saipan
Philippine Sea
Bonnin Islands
Texas
Monta
California
Wyoming
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Che Vernal Express
William
Wallis
Vernal
Uintah County
Naples
Miller
Tynday
U.S. P
Sandard Poultry House
Utah Motor Vernal
Lowell Duvall
Foreign Service
Gush
Watuatte
Lima
Swed
Br Warua
Couch
Ieee
Omerica
Demopolis
Showalter Motor Co
Royal Hawaiian
Manus Islands
Admiralty Group
Palau Islands
Forimosa
Okinawa
Philippines
Luzon
Will of God
Sgt Rucker
Mary’ S
Betty) Rucker
Didreiahea, Flying Cross
Afeda
Paul Haren
New Guinea
Salamaua
Nadzab
Seisure
Hollandia
New Britain Admiralties
Netherlands East Indies
Ruckers
Lyman Gil Oq Vernal
Rucker
C D Anderson
Vernal Radio
Bhat Paar
Helio
Esat
Fred & Frank Tire Shop
Gypton Hotel Bldg
Cuba
Iife
Carbbean Way
Globe
Hanover
Havana
Uhoer
Coca Cola Company
Coca-Cola Bottling CO
Vernsl, Utah
Pas Teed
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