The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1943-11-25
WITH THOSE IN SERVICE

Captain August Rambosek is in
the Mediterranean area, believed to
be with the fighting forces in Italy
Corporal Fred Marvel is crew
chief on bomber and is in New
Guinea.
Cpl Aldus Mackey and Pvt. John
! Sinclair have returned to their
posts after spending a brief fur
Tough at home, Cpl Mackey to Camp
Roberts, Calf, and Pvt. Sinclair to
Camp Blytheville, Ark.
Cpl. Glen E. Roose has been
transferred from Vancouver, Wn.,
to Camp Lawton, Wn., where he is
at present receiving medical treat
ment in the station hospital.
Robert L. Coombs, S. c. &c, is
now in the Landing Craft Repair
Unit somewhere in the south Pa
cific.
Pvt Samuel B. Leighty, in the
engineer corps, has been sent over
seas.
1t. John Rambosek is at Camp
Campbell, Tenn. He recently hap
pened to meet 1t. William Gresham
there. 1t. Gresham was formerly at
the head of the music department at
Lincoln County High.
Pvt. Benjamin F. Clemens, VINO
was in the air corps at Lincoln,
Neb., has received his honorable
discharge and is at present at home
in Rexford
Pvt Jas. H. Hackney, a former
Eureka resident, is now in Aus
tralia.
Pvt Orangie Van Horn, with the
Port Battalion at Camp Stoneman,
Cal, is at home on Is days fur
Tough. He is in the anti-air craft |
division.
Pvt. Paul Marvel, in the anti-air
craft division, is at Camp Ham, /
Calf
1t. Francis P. Gael is at Camp |
Gruber, Okla. In addition to his
duties as an officer, he conducts
a chorus and takes care OF. such /
law cases as may come up IN the /
camp. He was successful in win /
ming his first case.
Pvt Randall Richmond is in a
outfit at Fort Riley,
Kans.
Pvt Leroy Mulwee is now over
seas. and believed to be somewhere
in England.
Pvt. John j. McCaffery is with
the engineers in Alaska.
Word has been received that Roy
Utter, son of Leo Utter, formerly OF
Pinkham, has been reported killed
in action His father is now living
n Nyssa, Ore.
George Miller, Pvt. lie, who was
wounded in action on
Attu and was at one time reported
is now in hospital in
Bingham City, Utah. Pvt Miller
vas awarded the Purple Heart. He
S expected home soon.
Lee Utter, Fireman 1/c, has been
n hospital since July 81 in the
Panama area. He has been suffer-
ng from an inflamed appendix and
t was not deemed advisable to op-
rate until about week ago. He
S now on the way to recovery.
Ensign Dayle Graves, accompan-
ed by Mrs Graves spent a couple
# days leave at the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Corey B.
Graves, last week Ensign Graves
las been transferred from the Aleu-
ian Islands to a submarine train
ng school at Miami, Fla.
Pvt. Maurice Bernhard, with the
Salvage Platoon at Hale Center,
'exas, is expected home soon on
through.
Pvt. Richard Hyer, former Eu-
eka resident, now with the Aerial
Engineer corps at Kirkland Field,
N. NJ, spent two days
luck hunting here, coming from
Ida, where he is with
lis parents on Is days furlough.
vt Hyers father was a member of
he immigration border patrol when
wing in Eureka
Pvt lie Edward Carvey, who is
Nth the amphibian engineers land
lg barge in the south Pacific, is
gain with his outfit after spending
i've weeks in a hospital for iniur-
IS received in the line of duty.
Pvt Keith Pluid and Mrs. Pluid
re visiting relatives and friends
ere the present week Pvt Pluid
!; truck driver in the Quartermas-
sr's Corps at Fort Lewis, Wash
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