Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-03-21

AREA FOLKS
IN The SERVICE
Attached to Patrol Squadron 4S
one of Is units of the Atlantic
Fleet Air Wings now engaged il
Atlantic Fleet convoy exercises i:
Jack B. Rex, airman, USN, son o1
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Dieringer o1
Route l, Port Clinton.
The exercises, ranging from
Long Island to Panama, are fol
training in the projection of mer
chant shipping under wartime
conditions.
Transports, tankers and cargo
J ships are sailing from East coast
ports in the same manner as AL
lied conveys in World War II
Opposing them will be enemy
forces of submarines, surface raid
ers and Squadrons of land baseC
.,atrol bombers.
Sgt. Forest Lentz has returned
to his work at the Burkett Barber
Shop in the American Bank Build
ing, after having served three
years in the Army Much of thai
time was spent in West Virginit
with the Port Clinton unit of the
Treadway Bridge Co.
Pfc. Stanley O. Lenhart has al
rived in eastern Korea, and i.
now located about 80 miles north
of the 38th parallel. His address
is: 1189574-W-2-5, 1st Marine Di
vision, F. M. F. Care Postmaster
San Francisco, Calf.
Recently graduated from III,
Aviation Electronics Technician
Electronicsman School. at the u
S. Naval Air Technical Training
Center, Memphis, Tenn, was Dew
ey j. Kinsey, airman, USN, son O
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade H. Kinsey o
81 West Loop, Erie Gardens.
Kinsey, who has been transfer
ed to Fleet Air Electronic5 Train
ing Unit-Atlantic, Norfolk, Va
entered the Naval service in Jan
1851. He received his recrui
training at the U. S. Naval Train
ing Center, Great Lakes, Ill.
Before entering the Navy Kir
sey was graduated from Port Clin
ton High School.
Millard Kowalski, son of MI
and Mrs. John Kowalski, 115 W
Fifth Street, has recovered from
wounds received in January a
the front lines in Korea. He wa
hospitalized in Japan where h
will be stationed for awhile. Hi
parents report that in a recen
letter from Millard he indicate
that he is feeling fine now ant
enjoying Japan.
Pvt. Donald T. Rounds A. F
15466144, 1861 Training sgd
Flight-1485, Sampson Air Force
Base, Geneva, New York.
| Wintery weather may be keep
ing you at home these days but
Earl j. Sherwood, fireman, USN
of Port Clinton, has out looking
for it aboard the escort aircraft
carrier USS Kula Gulf.
The Kula Gulf recently took
part in the Navy's cold weather
exercises off the coast of Green
land.
Cpl. Arlyn w. Lipstraw, OF
Graytown, Ohio, recently grad
uated from the Far East Command
Chemical school at Camp Gifu
Japan.
He received his Certificate OF
Completion from Col Edwin Van
Keuren, Commanding officer, Far
East Command Chemical School,
in graduation ceremony held at
the school.
1 He was formerly with the Army
Engineers in Oxfordshire, Eng
land.
Earl j. Sherwood, fireman USN,
of Port Clinton is serving aboard
the escort aircraft carrier USS
Kula Gulf.
Dewey ]. Kinsey, airman USN,
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Wade H.
kinsey, "a West Loop, Prt Clinton,
was recently graduated from the
Aviation Electronics TechniciaI-
Electronicsman School at the U. S.
Naval Air Technical Training Cen
ter, Memphis, Tenn. Kinsey has
been transferred to Fleet Air
Electronics Training Unit-Atlantic,
Norfolk, Va. He entered the Navy
in January 1851 and received his
recruit training at the U. S. Naval
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