The Decatur Daily Review from Decatur, Illinois • Page 8

PAGE EIGHT Decatur, Illinois, Monday, March 16, 1953. THE DECATUR REVIEW -j li I with the 4th Infantry Division in BRISCOE HELPS FLOODED HOLLAND nance school at Ft. Benjamin Harri Smallwood of Assumption, he graduated from Assumption High School and was employed by the Assumption Co-op Grain Company before l) Germany. Pfc. Heger is a wireman with the 1 2th regiment headquarters com son, Ind.

His wife, the former Doris Brunken is a registered nurse and employed at Barnes Hospital, St. Naval Air Station. A son of Mr. and Mrs. Horace L.

Bering, 255 Summit he graduated from Decatur High School and attended St. Ambrose College at Davenport, la. He enlisted in the" Navy in October, 1951, and received recruit training at San Diego, Calif. pany. The division is part of the Louis.

McDonald formerly was em gar a- ploved in The Herald and Review! entering the Navy. Horace J. C. Bering Nary Airman Horace J. C.

Bering has been assigned to the communications department at Norfolk, North Atlantic Treaty Organization Army in southern Germany. A former student at St. Teresa High School, Pfc. Heger entered the Army in February, 1952. Robert F.

Schirmer Robert F. Schirmer, son of William A. Schirmer, 4270 Lakewood In the Service Boyer Gets Purple Heart Cpl. Charles D. Bover, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Leo Boyer, Rural Route 4, recently received the Purple Heart in Japan for wounds received in action in Korea. Cpl. Boyer entered service in July, 1950 and was assigned as a medical aidman with an airborne regiment in Korea in June, 1951. He is a graduate of Macon High School.

Byron Baker Byron L. Baler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin H. Baker, 269 E.

re Martin H. Henry Navy Lt. (jg) Martin H. Henry recently received his membership scroll in the unique and exclusive "Century Club" which is made up of Navy Hurricane Hunters." The scroll was presented by the commanding officer of Weather Squadron 2 at Jacksonville, Naval Air Station. Lt.

Henry qualified for the membership when he flew through a hurricane that had reached a velocity of 100 knots in Atlantic waters. Lt. Henry is a son of Mr. and Mrs. W.

R. Henry, Rural Route 6. His wife Jeanette, lives in Argenta. Before he entered the Navy in 1948 he graduated from Mt. Zion High School and attended Millikin University.

James R. Smallwood Seaman James R. Smallwood is serving with the security division at the Pensacola, Naval Air Station. A son of Mr. and Mrs.

James E. if UHF! mailroom and attended Millikm University. Gandy, Stukins Two Decatur men arc Naw op-ticalman seamen in the ship repair facilities at Y0kosuka, Japan; They are Wendell D. son of Mr. and Mrs.

Ted D. Gandv, 2646 E. Garfield and William F. Stukins, son of Mr. and Mrs.

William F. Stukins, 698 N. 33rd St. Both men work in the optical shop. They formerly attended Decatur High School.

Eugene W. Matthews Lt. Eugene W. Matthews, son of Mr. and Mrs.

David Matthews, Rural Route 2, recently nt- t'J pleted an infan- recently completed pre-flight training at Lackland Air Force Base, San Antonio, Texas. Shirmer enlisted in the Air I Force a vear ago. He will begin basic flight vem 1 cently visited San Get Mil STonon by turning your antenna Install ALLIANCE TEN A- ROTO 2 training soon. SWlB ship, the UbS Orion, jhv Pvt. Darrel O.

Briscoe, son of Mr. and Mrs. Durward Briscoe, Rural Route 4, Sullivan, fills gasoline cans with fuel while participating in the American Mili tary Flood Relief Expedition in Holland. The expedition was formed by the U. S.

forces to aid the flood-stricken country. Pvt. Briscoe is a member of a quartermaster petroleum supply company. course at Ft. 1 Benning, Ga.

Lt. Matthews r- i was stationed. Baker, a Decatur High School graduate, has heen in the Naw 18 tirst entered tne i to entering service about a vear On Directional, ofl-channaJ anfwiM prop rty Install! with ALLIANCE TMiMtator gets all stations UHF and VHFI UHF is highly critical mar cHrMtienal Tema-Rotor aiim your antenna far the best re ception from every station. lIO Set tear UmjN 0cir Hw TZi he was emploved by the Thompson 1 months and formerly was emploved fantry Division medical battalion in Korea. Capt.

Nelson, whb has been in Korea since last May, was an agent for the Prudential Insurance Com LumDtr Vjompany. CDOQ0QO3D vr Army in 1938. He served in' theater during World War II. He graduated from Decatur High School in 1946 and attended Millikin University. He re- Robert Banning at the Union Iron Works.

While in Puerto Rico, Baker visited El in GBG3DCD ALLIANCE MANUFACTURING COi ALUANCf, OHIO pany in Decatur before entering service. The commendation cites him for enlisted in iy-8 and served in Robert E. Banning is in basic aining at Lackland Air Force Base, San An-, I uate of Decatur -V IUSh Scho01. is I a son of Mr. and outstanding service from May 21, OiE MOVING PART We Put It in Writing Fuel Savings Guaranteed Over Other Type Burners CALL 5133 SEE YOUR DEALER Burke's Radio TV Sales Service 2339 East Wood Street Emerson Piano House 143 North Main Street Freeman Radio TV 916 East Wood Street Tele-Rad Electronics 3612 East William Street Rd.

Okinawa. I Lt. Matthews has been with airborne infantry since 1942. Pfc, Charles Heger Pfc. Charles Heger, son of Mrs.

Alberta M. Heger, 2255 N. Water recently was assigned to duty iyjZ to Jan. 2. 1953.

Operation Springboard Five Decatuf men and one from Bement were among those who participated in the Navy winter exercises in the Carribean area. Free Estimate Mono Castle. SgL Harold Barnett Sgt. Harold E. Barnett, whose wife Elizabeth lives at 992 E.

Eldorado St. recently graduated from the Army's Eta Jima Specialist School in Japan. In the school he learned principles of accounting in post exchange operation. His parents are Mr. and Mrs.

William I. Barnett, 986 E. Eldorado St. Pvt. Delmar Jordan Pvt.

Delmar Jordan, who recently spent 27 days here, has arrived BROWNIE COAL CO. Mrs. Kenneth Bannino, 1670 I -4 v- Wane- His wife Doris Jane lives with her parents at Fireman Jerry G. Myers, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Raymond R. Myers, 1807 Shady Crest, serves aboard die destrover tender USS Tidewater. Airman Robert A. Ellis, son of gain for '53 Mr. and Mrs.

Robert B. Ellis, 604 725 S. 17th St. Pvt. Edwin Owens Pvt.

Edwin P. Owens is now undergoing basic training at Camp ooo S. Fairvievv is with the flight crew of Patrol Squadron 23. The patrol operates from San Juan, P.R., with Privateer bombers in I Atterbury, according to an an anti-submarine duty. Two Decatur men are aboard the ricas lowest-priced in Korea, according to word received by his parents, r.

and Mrs. Ce-f Jordan, Rural Route 7. Pvt. Jordan, who is with a signal company of the 7th Infantry Division. destroyer escort USS Beale.

Thcv nouncement from his base. He is a son of Mr. and Mrs. C. E.

Owens. Rural Route 2 and entered service in January. Pfc. Roy E. Hartwig Pfc.

Roy E. Hartwig, 759 S. 19th who arrived in Korea are Commissarvman Seaman Harrv J. Butler, 2140 and Seaman William W. Kahlcr, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur E. Kahlcr, 533 Central Ave. The Beale was scheduled to return to its home port at iNewport, K.I., March. Ford has built more V-8's than all other makers combined more than 13,000,000 in January, is a i ned at White Horse Mountain on the Chonewon Reservoir.

Son. of Mr. arid Mrs." Her- Eugene D. Kincaid, boatswain's mate lc, 1977 W. Main was vhepan, IffiFfe 725 s- 17th he was em- has been in the Army since last vear.

Gilbert Kratzner Gilbert R. Kratzner, airman, son of Mr, Gilbert. Kratzner, 95 Stone 'Stiv fe serving on the USS Oriskany, an attack aircraft carrier in the Far East, the Navy announced. Pfc. Charles Heger Pfc.

Charles Heger, son of Mrs. Alberta M. Heger, 2255 N. Water has been assigned to the. 4th Infantry Division, in Germany.

Pfc. Heger is a former student at St. Teresa High School and is now a vvireman for the headquarters company of his regiment. Prior ployed the with the Command Carrier Division 18 staff engaged in anti-submarine duty." Lowell S. Royal, fire control technician, serves aboard the destroyer escort USS Eaton which was due to return to Newport in mid-March.

He is a soiof Mr. and Mrs. Simeon Royal, Bement. Pvt. John McDonald Pvt.

John R. McDonald, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. M.

McDonald, 1045 W. View is stationed at the Army Finance Center, St. Louis. Pvt. McDonald recently graduat- W.

Means Company before entering the Army in February, 1952. Capt. Robert Nelson Capt. Hobert E. Nelson, whose wife, Mary Ann, lives at 965 E.

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