The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-08-02
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EUREKA NEWS

With Our Boys
Dale Broderick, ARM BIC, left
July % for Memphis, Tenn, after a
four weeks leave at home from the
south Pacific. Dale left several days
earlier than expected, in order to
spend several days with his sister,
Patricia Quaintaince, S &c of the
Waves, now stationed in Jackson
vile, Fla. Patsy has a five day
leave which she is spending in
Memphis with Dale. Their respec-
tive trains arrived in Memphis just
5 minutes apart, SO they didn't have
to wait long to see one another
upon arrival in Memphis. Dale will
attend q refresher course in Radar
and Radio school for several months
before returning to duty in the
south Pacific.
S/Sgt. Gilbert l. Burke arrived
in the States July Is and home in
Kalispell July Is. from the Italian
campaign. He is visiting his broth
er-in-law c. S. Brown of Eureka.
PFC. Gilbert Bailey and wife left
Sunday for Wahkon, Mimi, where
he will spend the remainder of his
furlough with his parents. From
there he will report at Mccoy,
Wis, for duty. He arrived in the
States July 3. He served with the
104th division of Timber Wolves in
Germany. Pfc. Bailey is wearing a
combat infantry medal, good con-
duct medal and star bar for par
ticipation in three major battles Of
the European Theatre.
IT'S Malcolm McRae arrived last
week to spend 80 day furlough
with his parents.
Pvt. Glen Knudsen left Friday
for Portland to visit his sister.
Pfc. Lester Roose arrived Satur-
day night for a % day furlough
with his wife and his mother, Mrs.
Maye Roose.
Pvt. c. RuckdascheI writes his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Ruck-
daschel, that he received his medi-
cal discharge from the army July
30th and will 60 to Sunburst where
his wife resides before coming here.
Pvt. A. Garvin left Tuesday for
Fort Lewis, after spending a week
of his 80 day furlough here at the
home of his uncle, T. Gwynn and
family. Pvt Garvin landed in the
States, at Virginia, the 4th of July.
He is attached to the 44th Infan-
try.
Sgt. Joyce Badgley sent his par
ents wire Sunday that he has ar
rived at Camp Beal, Calf Joyce
went to New Guinea four years ago
last March, with the medical corps,
and has not been home since that
time. His parents are looking for
ward to his arrival here.
Cpl. Henry l.. johnson, his wife
and son, arrived Wednesday for an
extended stay with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Johnson This is the
first time Henry has been home
since he went into the army Sept.
Is, 1912. He just recently returned
from rs months service overseas, in
the European theatre. He is having
a happy time getting acquainted
with his son, Gary, who was 2 years
old in June, and who he has never
seen before. Gary was born just a
month after his Daddy went over
seas.
Eugene L. Fleming, Woman lie,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Fleming
of Roosevelt, arrived a week ago
Sunday for 80 day leave
Our Girl in Service
LIST. 1t. Doris Morgan has re-
Gently been dismissed from the hos
pital, having had an attack of Den
que Fever in India The fever only
lasts a few days, the temperature
goes up to l03 and l04, then drops
and the patient goes into cold
sweat, then the temperature goes
up again This continues until the
fever has run its course. 1t. Nor
gan is back on duty again.