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.... THIRDANNUALREUNION95th INFANTRY DIVISION

HOTELDESHLER-WALLICK,COLUMBUS,OHIOSEPTEMBER5-6-7, 1952

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NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS I

NINETY-FIFTH INFANTRY DIVISION ASSOCIATION

P. O. Box 1274 Chicago 90, Illin0_q

OUR NATIONAL OFFICERS

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GERALD F. RA_HAW (Service Co 377thInf) - President10523 Calumet Avenue • Chicago, _llinois

SEYMOUR S. TROTT (95th Signal Co) - Ist Vice President2842 North Sheridan Road, Chicago, Illinois

RALTER LASKOW3KI (Med Det, 378th Inf)- 2d Vice President5016 West Barry Avenue, Chicago 41, Illinois

J. GERARD SITTER (Div Hq• G-2 Sec) - Secretary5931 Newport Avenue, Chicago 34• Illinois

FRANCIS E. SAFARIK (Div Hq, AG Sec) _ Treasurer912 Ridge Avenue• Arlington Heights, lllinois

EX_CUT IVE COUNCIL

EDWARD OUIANE (Ned Det, 378th Inf)6723 South Normal Blvd., Chicago 21_ Illinois

LEONARD F o KOCH (Co B, 379th Inf)1625 North Lockwood, Chicago 39, Illinois

ENWAHD Lo RADIK (Serv Btry_ 360th FA Bn)1649 North Maplewood Avenue, Chicago 47, Illinois

KENNETH M. BARNOSKE (795th Ord Co) 12714west NorthAvenue, Chicago 47_ Illinois

JAMES F. DENNISON (Co E 377th Inf)1847 North Whipple Street, Chicago 47, Illinois

THEODORE S. NELSON (Div Hq Co)1245 West 71st Place, Chicago 36, Illinois

3rd ANNUAL 95th DIVISION REUNION

The date of September 5, 1952 may not go down in his-tory as a significant date, but to the appr_Imate num-ber of 2000 former 95thers and wives who will gather atthe Deshler-Wallick Hotel in Columbus, Ohio, it will

signify the start of another three day session of re-newed army day friendships p yarn swapping and merry-making, climaxed by a solemn and impressive Sunday morn-ing service dedicated to your 95th buddies who did notcome back.

Those who attended one or both of our previous reunionswill need no urging to attend the third shindig - otherswho for various reasons could not make the grade in 1%0and 1951 are assured that if they can possibly make itthis year - do so. They will have the best time sincethat three day pass in Paris. General and Mrs. Twaddlewill positively be there as will a host of other formerofficers and enlisted men from all corners of the coun-

try. Judging from the mail, there will be another _lar_group from the eastern seaboard. You eastern boysturned out surprisingly well for the two Chicago con-ventions - this year with the reunion closer home youmay have enough present to vote the 1953 convention inyour own back yard.

JERRY BASS (Co E 379th) is chairman of the reunion com-mittee this year and he promises a real rip snortin'affair. There will be no stag or smoker this year --the ladies are in the picture all the way through thistime. As usual Friday will be devoted to registrationsand get-together of old buddies. In the evening therewill be a full course dinner served (the Deshler-Wallick

is noted for their good food), entertainment, and theselection of "Sweetheart of the 95th" from the ranks of

wives or sweethearts of members attending. Jerry sayshe has some swell acts lined up for entertain_nent andour sweetheart of the 95th will be cv@vned by the mayorof Columbus. Saturday morning will see another of thosepeppy business meetings which have been so interesting

•the past two years and this one should be no different.You are again invited to bring forth the names of qual-ified men in the election of officers. The present

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board has served two terms and are now ready to stepaside for new blood. The selection of future conven-

tion city has always produced lively discussion with alot of laughs thrown in so let's all get in there andplug for the home town.

Saturday night will usher in another dinner-dance (in- ,_formal). One of the best bands down Ohio way has beenengaged - Joe Weieberg and his Orchestra - so that youmay trip the light fantastic after another of those de-licious Deshler-Wallick banquets.

UCE FORFR AY NIOHT AND$4.25 per plate (tip included)

PRICE FOR SATURDAY NIGHT DINNER DANCE$4.25 per plate (tip included)

WHERE COULD YOU GET A BETTER DEAL _AN THAT?

Sunday morning will be dedicated to the "Metz Hour", ashort but very impressive non-sectarian religious ser-vice in which we remember the 95th boys we left behindus overseas. General Twaddle and a former 95th chap-

- lain will conduct this service.

There it is fellows -- three days of fun, renewal offox hole friendships, and one hour of formal remembranceof those 95thers who gave their lives. A week end youwill never forget.

CHICAGOCHAFFERNEWS

TED NELSON has been appointed traffic manager in chargeof transporting 95thers from the Chicago land area toColumbus for the big shindig. He reports a specialrate has been obtained from the Pennsylvania railroadas follows:

For a group of twenty-five or more travelling togetheron a block ticket and returning individually withinfive days, we have a coach party fare from Chicago to

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Columbus of $16.79 each including tax. For a group ofthree or more traveling together on the same ticket go-ing and returning, we have a group economy coach fare fromfrom Chicago to Columbus of $17.48 each including tax.The schedule of trains from Chicago to Columbus is asfollows :

GOING

Leave Chicago 9.30 A.M. 2:15 P.M.Arrive Columbus 5:30 P.M. I0:00 P.M.

RETURNING

Leave Columbus 8:30 A.M. 2:30 P.M.Arrive Chicago 2:40 P.M. 8:30 P.M.

All trains carry reclining seat coaches and should youhave a group of thirty-five or more, special coacheswill be provided for your group.

Please make your reservations with us well in advanceand state whether you will leave on the Friday or Sat-urday °train and at what hour. Make check or money or-ders payable to "95th Inf Div Ass'n" and send to theassociation address: P.O. Box 1274, Chicago 90, Iii.For further information call or write."

Ted Nelson -'.1245 W. 71st PlacePhone: Hudson 3-1703

PERSONAL NOTES

DIVISION HEADQUARTERS & HEADQUARTERS COMPANY

MAJOR GENERAL HARRY L. TWADDLEj 9716 Elrod Road, Ken-sington, Md. The General tells us he has just completeda Staff College Course which the Federal Civil DefenseAdministration conducted at Olney, Md. In April he andMrs. Twaddle drove to Alabama to pay their first visitto their new grandson - said offspring belonging toMajor Warren T. Twaddle who has Just been released fromthe army after 18 months active duty. The General and

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Mrs. Twaddle plan on being present at the reunion inSeptember.

JAMES L. NEWTON (Hq Spl Trp) 4019 Taliluna Ave SW, Knox-ville, Tenn. Jim is now employed by Crawford & Co. in-surance adjusters in Knoxville. He is the proud papaof one daughter - Angela Elizabeth - Age I year and 9months.

CHARLES H. GULLEIT, (JA) PO Box 87, Denison, Texas.Charley is a partner of the firm Gullett & Gullett, At-torneys. He very kindly sends in his dues plus a $7.00donation and says he will be in Columbus for the bigruckus.

•HANEY E. IHLENFELD (IG), Shorecrest Ho_el, Milwaukee,Wisc. We received a very nice postal card from theColonel and a picture of the Shorecrest Hotel of whichhe is vice-president, treasurer and general manager.He has two children, John, 18, and Delma, 16. His lastassignment was Colonel I.C.D. IX Corps and his last sta-

tion was Sapporo, Japan.

CLAUDE H. BUTLER, M.D. (Div Surg), Box 83, State Hospi-tal, Norristown, Pa. Claude is still taking care ofsick soldier boys - this time at Norristown State Hos-pital. He has two children -Mary Ellen, 22, a regis-feted nurse and Charles, 19, a •college student. He oc-cassionally sees Pat Hand and E. E. Clever who practicenearby. Julius Mann, former 95th AG officer, drops into see them at unexpected but enjoyable intervals.

EDWARD J. MILLER (Hq) 957 Law St., San Diego 9, Calif.announces the arrival of Edward Jr. on March 8, 1952and says with no _ntal reservation whatever that sonis replacement for General "Ike". Ed Sr. is now onpermanent KP with the FBI. He expects to be transferredsoon to Oceanside, Calif.

THOMAS WBing" CROSBY (CW) 64 St. Theresa Ave., West RcK-burg, Boston, Mass. The good Colonel is now practicinglaw in Boston and has three children. He is Chemical

Officer of the Yankee (26th) Division, Mass. NationalGuard. Ever try the white sulphur on opposing counsel,Tom?

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WILLIAM H. STRONG JR (AG), 1630 Northview Rd., RockyRiver, Ohio, Bill is in his own business under thetrade name of Strong's Art Shop, 1373 E. 9th Street,Cleveland, O. He has two children, William Jr., 3,and Lynda, 5.

ADOLPH A. KUTZ (AG), 1036 Hontrose Ave., Chicago, Ill.Tor_ is employed by Chicago Transit Authority and hasone son Donald, 5. Come Hee-yar Tony - that is to Co-lumbus.

DONALD DICER (AG), 718 Locust St., Lawrence, Kansas.Donald (better known as Matt) would like to have thenext convention in Kansas City. He has a grocery andmeat market down in Lawrence which was going fine un-til_last year's floods almost washed away the building.Can't keep a good man down, can they Matt?

GEORGE T. COLEMAN JR. (Spec Serv), Box 7, St. Paul, Va.George is in the theatre business - says he has onedrive-in, three theatres and four mortgages. No tele-vision or 95thers down in the Va. hills, he says. Comedown to Columbus, George, and you will see plenty ofboth.

377th INFANTRY

JEROME WIESELBERG (Hq Ist Bn), 275 Beech St., Hacken-sack, N.J. Jerry tells us he saw K.V. Lockwood (ex CO,Co. D, 377th Inf) and Chaplain Baker in New York recent-ly. Bet they all had a nice visit. Jerry also says hebroke down and got hitched last August. Congratulationsand bring the new Mrs. to Columbus.

JOHN M. BOWSHER (COB), 2784 Sullivant Ave., Columbus, O.All you fellows coming to Columbus for the reunion stopat "JOHNNY'S SHELL SERVICE STATION" at the above address- he will give you real 95ther service. Thanks for the$2_00 donation along with your dues, Johnny.

NORMAN W. DEWALD (Co E), 2809 E. ll6th St., Cleveland,Ohio. Norm is still working for Uncle Sam but now as aletter carrier - celebrated his 4th anniversary recent-ly and likes his Job in spite of snow andrain. You

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Clevelanders probably saw Norm's picture in the papersrecently showing him and his dog which accompanies himon his rounds. Thanks for the dues and $2.00 donation,Norm.

JAMES O. BOSTICK (Co I), Box 426• Johnson, Kansas. Dueto a severe blow on the head by a truck tire, Jim wasunable to come to the last reunion- however he says ifhe is not at Columbus in September it will be because awhole truck hits him- nothing smaller.

STEPHEN J. BODNAR (Co I)• J-61-C, Stadium Terrace, Cham-paign, IIi. Any Company I men interested in a freeSunday meal at Champaign• III? There's a tempting of-fer made by Bill who lives Just west of the U of I Stad-ium. He will also be glad to see any 95th men who arein the vicinity. Says he found out Jim Sears (formercompany clerk) lives Just a few blocks from him. AllCompany I men send Steve your name and address - he hassome good news for you.

GEORGE E. BAUER JR. (Co I), 102 E. Center St., Ithaca,Mich. George sent in his 1952 dues with a couple ofbucks for a donation. After his discharge from the

army in 1946, he attended Michigan State College andgraduated in 1949 with a BS degree in engineering. Atpresent he is working as a Soils Engineer for the Mich.Highway Dept. in Ne_berry.

HENRY SHERR (Med Det), 2902 Porter St., NW, Washington8, D.C. Hank tells us his wife and daughter (3 _arsold) are fine. Sends his regards to all 2nd Bn Medics.

ADRIAN V. I_ HARCHE (Cannon Co)• 2934 Narragansett Ave. •Chicago 34, Iii. Adrian sent us the names of four moreprospective members and says he will be on deck at Co-lumbus. Thanks for your prospects boy - we will followup on them.

DONALD LACEY (B & Serv Co), 108 Bartlett Court, Peoria5, III. Don is in the advertising business and has oned_ughter named Marsha Ellen, age 5. Says he owes for-met buddies about 30 letters which he _Dpes to answer

shortly. Thanks for the dues and $2 .OO donation Don.

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HERMAN F. RIENTS (CO E), Lakefield, Minn. Herman wantsto know if anyone can tell him how to get a 377th Inf.Regimental History. We of the Association don't know

so if any of you fellows can help out, Herman will ap-preciate it. Incidentally Herman does farming and hasa boy, Melvin, i year and a daughter, Karn Kay, 2 yearsold.

R. H. "Dick" SCHOEN (3rd Bn MealDet), 4343 Avondale Rd.,Iverness Place, Toledo, Ohio. Dick is a wood bo_ manu-facturer employed by the Ohio Specialty ManufacturingCo. His 4 children are Greg, 4, Bill, 3, Mary Beth, 2,and Corrine, 2 months. He would like to contact DickFeddicoval and Herm Rubenstein.

EDGAR W. McCRACKEN (Hq) 3622 Alsace St., Sioux City, la.Ed says he was _Just released from a 17 month tour of

duty having served at Camp Stoneman and more recentlywith the lOth Div at Fort Riley.

.378th INFANTRY

WALTERH. EGGLESTON (Co A), 805 Park St., Stoughton,Wisc. Walt and his Mrs. got to both the Chicago con-ventions and are hoping to be at Columbus unless some-thing unexpected turns up. He has his own general in-surance agency in Stoughton at 232 W. Main St. and isthe proud father of two little gals - Sally Kay, 3½ andJo Ellen, 2.

JOSPEH FLASCH (Co C), 7038 S. Laflin St., Chicago 36,Ill. All you Compan_ C men get in touch with Joe be-cause he is going to corral a group to go with him tothe reunion in September. You can reach him at the ad-dress shown above.

JOHN L. SAFP (CO D), New Holland, Iii. John has beenteaching vocational agriculture in the New Holland highschool since 1945. He would like to have any of hisold buddies drop in and see him.

CAPT JAMES C. BILLINGS (CO E), 2612 - 51st St., Colum-bus, Georgia. Jim is Personnel Officer of the ist Of-ricer Candidate Regiment at The InfanSry School, Fort

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Benning, Ga. Any of you guys want to reenlist? If soJim can open the door. He would like to have some ofhis old 2nd Bn members drop in and say hello - purelysocial, of course.

GORDON A. GILL (CO G), 24 County Road, Tenafly, N.J. •:_A brand new son recently arrived at the Gill's home andthey have named him William. Gordon is doing those 30mile hikes again - this time walking the baby insteadof carrying the full field pack.

CHARLES T. BOW (CO M), 19512 Wickfield Ave., Warren-ville His., Ohio. Charley moved into his new home onJune Ist and expects to be Joined there by a new sonor daughter about December ist.

379th INFANTRY

MARLOWE D. MELVIN (AT Co), 1722 Madison Ave., Evans-ville, Ind. hopes to see a lot of 379th anti-tankers inColumbus. Mar hasn't missed a reunion yet and plans tobe on hand early at this one.

JACK LA CROSSE (CO A), 4203 - 7th Ave., Kenosha, Wisc.Jack is interested in the names of an_ former "A" menwho might be interested in a special "brawl" at thecoming convention. Jack is a salesman in the Chevroletand Cadillac automobile business and invites any 95thersin his vicinity to drop in and see him.

AUBREY W. AKIN (Hq Co), 2665 Green St., Harrisburg, Pa. I

The Colonel says he was in Washington recently and saw iToby Philbin and General Twaddle. Also gives us thenewsy info that his oldest boy graduated from Annapolisin June 1950, immediately transferred to the air forceand is now in France with T.A.C. as a pilot. Thanksfor the $2.00 donation with dues, Colonel.

BILL H. DRESING (Co B), c/o Owensboro Forging Co.,Owensboro, Ky. Bill would like to hear from any "B"men living or visiting in his vicinity. _-

HARLEY R. SWEETMAN (Co D), 837 N. Park St., Columbus,Ohio° The old top kick would like to hear news about

"D" men especially those from the mortar platoon. Hewants to inform Capt. Piccotti of Co "C" that Co "D"can still whip the pants off them in soft ball anytime.Also wants info on Frank Burrin, Mail clerk and Lt.Henry Schluter, Exec Off. They both may be in yourhome town for the reunion - report to the CP.

Jl_ BEARDSLEY (Co F), 162 W. Churchill St. 9 Stockton 4,Calif. Jim is teaching agriculture mechanics at Stock-ton College, has a 1-year old daughter Patricia Marieand is buying a home so it looks like he is kept prettybusy. He is interested in getting a California chapterstarted so anyone in California or nearby contact him.

FRANK BEVER (Co F), 402 S. Sycamore St., Fair_ount, Ind.Frank is in the printing business on his own. He hastwo sons and lives not too far frcm Columbus - how a-

bout it, Frank?

WILLIAM R. GRANT JR. (Co G), 509 Lavina St., Fort Wayne,Ind. •Bill says he had a swell time at the Chicago meet-ing last year and hopes to have just as good a time inColumbus this year. He will still buy that drink forany 95ther who stops in his town. Watch out Bill --Ft. Wayne is right on the road to Columbus.

DIVISION ARTILLERY

COLONEL KELVIN H. HUNTER, GS (FA), 22 Friendship St.,Newport, R. I. At present on duty on the Army GeneralStaff in the Office Assistant Chief of Staff, @-3, The

i Pentagon, Washington, D.C. will have a new addressaf-

ter August 15, 1952: Student Naval War College, New-port, R.I. He has tow children, Kelvin H. Hun_er Jr.,20, a Junior at the University of Utah, and RobertBruce Hunter, 17, a high school senior.

RICHARD E. CLARK, 1412 Droyden Road, Troy, Ohio. Dickis art director at Troy Public Schools. At present hehas one daughter named Rebecca Lynn but says the storkis buzzing around again.

WILLIAM H. NASH, 235 S. Bench St., Galena, III. Billis the owner of Nash Funeral Home inGalena. He in-

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tends to be on .hand in Columbus and kindly sent in anice donation - thanks o

CLARK E. GARDNER (Serv Battery), 14506 S. Dearborn,Riverdale, IIi. Clark up and got married after getting

out of service - changed top kicks in other words. Nolittle Gardners yet.

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WALTER F. ULMER, 656 State St., Bangor, Maine. Walttells us his son graduated from West Point this yearand was commissioned in the Armored Corps. His daugh-ter is a senior at college. He extends best wishes toall members of the Association.

920%h FA BN.

FRANCIS J. EWING, (Battery C), Shannon, IIi. Thanksfor the dues and $2.00 donation, Frank -- any more niceprospective members down your way?

320th ENGR BN.

PETER J. BOLLMAN (Co A), Lena, Iii. Pete is assistantcashier at the Lena State Bank and has two boys --Michael 6, and John, 3 months.

BOB MORGAN, PO Box 927, Atascadero, Calif. Bob says hehas the concession for Bendix washing machines at Camp

Roberts, California. We sure could have used some ofthose machines on Louisiana maneuvers.

ARTHUR W. EATMAN (Hq Co), Texas Highway Dept., Austin,Texas. Thanks Art for the $7.00 donation and also forlist of 95th Texans. Actually everyone we believe inthe division feels like a Texan in heart. Art wouldlike to know present address of Lt. Carl R. Morton whoformerly lived at 2404 Christine St., Wayne, Michigan.

95TH QUARTERMASTER

FRED BUXTON, 42 Mercer Street, South Boston, Mass. Fredis employed at Barnum and Stone, 7 Sears Street, Boston,

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Massachusetts. Any discounts, Fred?

WILLIA_ A. GA_ON, 403 Lee Boulevard, Seymour, Indiana.Thanks for the $2.00 donation, Bill. Hope to see you atthe 52 reunion as we have at the past two. He owns andoperates his wholesale and retail paint and wallpaperstore and drapery shop. Has i dau_ter, Susan Jane,age 13 1/2 and a son Tony, age 3 1/2. While in Floridathis past winter, Bill looked up Major CHARLES RIGGLES,Division Quartermaster Supply officer. Incidentally,Riggles' address is Major Charles Riggles Jr., FloridaState Armory, St. Augustine, Florida.

WILLIAM SORSECK, 1118 N. 26th Street, Milwaukee, Wisc.Bill is in the automobile business being employed byJohnson Service Company, Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

HAROLD T. MOORE, Staff & Faculty, The QuartermasterSchool, Fort Lee, Virginia. With his 1952 dues en-closed, Harold tells us he just returned from Greeceafter service 3 1/2 years as a member of the U. S. Mil-

itary Mission for Aid to Greece. He is now an instruc-tor at the Quartermaster School, and recently spotteda 95th shoulder patch in his class. Although Harolddoesn't give us his name, he is a captain and servedin the 378th Infantry Regiment.

95TH SIGNAL COMPANY

EDWARD A. HAKALA, 4220 W. Thomas, Chicago 51, lllinois.Employed by Thompson, Bremner and Company, 1640 WestHubbard. He has two children, Michael, 4 1/2, andDennis, 2.

CHESTER L GROOM, Warren, lllinois. With his 1952 dues,Chester tells us he was sorry to miss reunion No. 2 butat the time he became the proud father of a new son.He and Mrs. Groom now have a girl 5 and a son 8 monthsold. Hope you'll be able to get a baby sitter in Sep-tember, Chester.

HAROLD SHENKER, 4491 Kings Highway, Brooklyn 34, N. Y.Would like to have his address published in the "Jour-nal" because he would like to hear from his old cronies

in the Signal Company. Here it is, fellows: DropHarold your address.

OSCAR HACKBARTH, 2429 W. Avers Avenue, Milwaukee, Wisc.Congratulations to 0scarl He guessed the answer to the

picture on the cover of the last "Journal". It was Itaken in the suburbs of Metz near a German Supply Depot.

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FRED A. CIAMPA AND RALPH A CIAMPA, 3 McCormack Square,East Boston, Mass. Fred and Ralph have been to everyconvention so far and are looking forward to Septemberof this year when the association will again meet inColumbus, Ohio. They hope more 795th ordinance men

will be there but so long as RALPH O'TOOLE, also of the795th Ordnance makes his heralded appearance, the ord-nance company will be very well represented.

320 MEDICAL BATTALION

FORD F. KEPFEN, M.D., 2633 Francisco Way, E1 Cerrito 9,California. Doc tells us he met Dr. MARCUS WESTERMELT

TEMPLE, also of 320th Medical Battalion and says be-tween them and recounting experiences, a bottle ofscotch disappeared.

CLARENCE F. QUINNp M.D., 218 12 Ave., Texas City, Texa_Clarence is practicing down in Texas City, Texas. Hehas one son, Rev. C. F. Quinn Jr., who is a Catholic

priest and Mary Ann Quinn who is now Mrs. R. E. Moore. i

STEVE BUSH, 1828 N. Rockwell Street, Chicago 47, III. !Employed by Sanders Heating Company. Has two boys,Jimmy, 5 1/2 years and Wayne, 6 monks old.

LAURENCE R. MERVIS, 5851 N. Kenmore Avenue, Chicago 40,lllinois, Co. C. Employed by Aldan Steel Company,4554 Broadway, Chicago, lllinois,

CHRIST THODOROFOULOS, 1040 N. Washtenaw Avenue, Chicago22_ lllinois, Hqs Co., sent in a $2.00 donation with his1952 duesp the donation being a self inflicted fine forbeing late with his dues. He is located at 1543 West

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Division Street at the J.S.C. Chili Parlor of which heis part owner. John would like to know the whereabouts

of JOHN PAGAKIS, formerly of the_95th Signal Company.

95TH RECONNAISSANCE TROOPP

JAMES GRAY, Emington, llllnois. Jim keeps in contacti with most of the boys from the RECON troop, but his

closest contact is with CLARENCE MAUBACK, member of t_etroop from start to finish who lives on a farm only 6miles away from Jim. Incidentally the MAUBACKS Justbecame the parents of their 3rd daughter. Jim says heis a farmer renting 326 acres. He has one child namedJeffrey, age 7.

FRANK A. WILSON, 7944 W. Vernon Highway, Detroit 9,Michigan. Employed by Ford Motor Company.

JOHN J. DWYER, East Troy, Wisconsin. John is in thereal estate business according to his recent letter.He tells us he ran intoCHESTER LANGSDORS, a former95th Recon man at a "refreshment stand" recently andthey spent about three hours comparing the Blatz he wasserving with the Falstaff Of Camp Swift. In betweenJohn's wife saying "Let's go" and John and Chester say-ing "Let's have another one," they managed to talk a-bout the old times.

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VINCENT A. DE MARTiNO, (378th Inf Hq Co), 1802nd SpRegt, Combat Engr Det, U.S.MA., West Point, N. Y.Vince got back to the States in October of 1951 a_d hada 30 day leave. Right now he is working as a motor

I mechanic and part time cadet instructor at West Pointwhere he expects to be stationed for another year.Vince also sent in dues for two new members, BENNIE B.GULLION of English, Kentucky and JAMES W. KALLARD, 302N. 17th St., Bayfield, Kentucky as well as a donation.Thanks much.

AL MALONE, 410 W. 6th Street, Los Angeles 14, Calif.AI would like to start a California chapter of the 95thassociation but doesn't know enough of the Californiaboys. We think its a great idea, AI. Any of you fel-lows from California get in touch with AI to help him

with his plans.

Just a reminder to notify us of any change of addressso we may keep our records straight. The following isa list of association members who have had their mail

returned because of changes of addresses without noti- qfying us. If anyone knows their present whereabouts,please let us know.

SIDNEY P. KERSEY - Hq, 377th Infantry RegimentALFRED J. FITZPATRICK - 95th Reconnaissance TroopEDWARD NICHOLS -No organizationCARL R. KEUGER - Btry B, 547th AAA BnROBERT J. MAZANEC - G-3, Division HeadquartersLOUIS A. GOTTLIEB - Co B, 377th Infantry RegimentDU WAYNE B. STUKKA - 95th Reconnaissance TroopDONALD J. ARNOLD - Co I, 379th Infant.ryNATHAN SHINITSKY - Cannon Company, 379th Infantry

RegimentCHARLES C. SCHLOM - No organizationROBERT C. CARNEY -No organizationGORDON BEAN - 95th Reconnaissance TroopFORREST L. NEWTON - Co A, 320th Medical Battalion

SIDNEY P. KERSEY - Headquarters, 377th InfantryRegiment

E. STEWERT WHEELER - Service Company, 377th InfantryRegiment

JOSEPH JAMES MURPHY - Co M, 379th Infantry RegimentJOHNW. BROWN -Hqs, Ist Bn, 378th Infantry

RegimentPAUL G. HAWKINS - No organization

• KENNETH M. BARNOSKE - 775th Ord Co.

JAMES W. BUCKLEY - Serv Bat, 359th FA Bn !CHARLES C. SCHLOM - No organizationLT. LEMUEL G. TILSONLT. JOSFEH T. ZEBLEY - 378th Inf.

We still have about 50 copies of the 95th DivisionHistory on hand at $5.00 per copy (f.o.b. Chicago). Ifany are left at reunion time we will take them to Co-lumbus on a first come-first serve basis. Mail orderswill be sent on C.O.D. basis.

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Membership Goals 3200 Members by .September 1952.

The '_ictor_ Division never failed in an assigned_ission.

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