PAGE TWELVE
THE ECHO
OCTOBER, 19^
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Merry Christmas & Happy New Year
FROM PAGE
NINE
SENTELLE
Pvt. Arthur H,
Sentelle, is sta
tioned at Fort
Moultrie, S. C.
He entered mili
tary service in
January of this
year. Pvt. Sepa-
telle was prev
iously employed
by Ecusta as a
member of the
Yard Crew.
DOCKENS
Pvt. Walter M
(Pete) Dockins
is now stationed
in Australia. He
was inducted into
service Aug. 26,
1942. He took his
basic training at
Camp Walters,
Texas and Ft.
Meade, Maryland.
He is attached to
the Infantry.
NEILSON
Cpl. C. Douglas
Neilson, former
Ecusta Electric
ian, is with a ser
vice squadron ov
erseas. He went
into service Aug
ust 8, 1942, and
has been station
ed at - M i a m i
Beach and St.
Petersburg, Fla.;
Mission, Texas;
and Laurel, Miss.
SKINNER
Lt. Alfred Lis
ter Skinner, for
mer Ecusta chem
ist who left for
military service
in March of 1942,
is still stationed
at Edgewood Ar
senal, Maryland,
where he has
been since he en
tered the service.
VOLRATH
Cpl. Howard L.
Volrath, *former
Ecusta First
Helper, is now
somewhere over
seas. He left
Ecusta for the
Army Feb. 1943
and has been (Sta
tioned in :^ort
Bliss, Texas, since
March of this
year.
DeBRABANT
Douglas P. De-
Brabant, Seaman,
First Class, for
mer Ecusta Mill
wright, 3rd Class,
was awarded in
July the Navy
Cross. He joined
the navy on Jan.
13, 1943 and has
been stationed at
Great Lakes, 111.
and Gulfport,
Miss. (Article
elsewhere about
his award.)
MAHAFFEY
Lyday. G. Ma-
haffey, Seaman,
First Class, who
is a gunner, is
now on sea duty.
He took his boot
training at Nor
folk, Va. Sea
man Mahaff ey,
former Champag
ne Hand Booklet
Serviceman, join
ed the Navy Nov.
5, 1942.
ORR
Sgt. Ralph A.
Orr, has arrived
safely in England.
Before entering
service, Feb. 3,
1943, Sgt, Orr was
a First Help
er in the Refin
ing Beater Room.
He received his
training at Camp
Santa Anita, Ar
cadia, Calif.
OWEN
Pfc. Ray Owen
is stationed at
Camp Howze,
Texas with the U.
S. Army Infan
try. Pfc. Owen
was previously
employed by
Ecusta as a Blen
der Helper; he
went into, service
Nov, 11. 1942.
WILSON
Pfc. Lester C.
Wilson, former
Champagne Hand
Booklet Machine
Service man who
left for military
service Feb. 20,
1943, is now sta
tioned at Keesler
Field, Miss. Pfc.
Wilson is in the
Air Corps.
SCOTT
Pfc. Coleman
Scott, is station
ed at Fort Bliss,
Texas, in the Air
borne Division.
Pfc. Scott was
previously em
ployed by Ecusta
as a Millwright,
Second Class; he
went into service
January 19, 1943.
BUCKNER
Pvt. R. Cecil
Buckner is with
the U. S. Army
Engineers some
where overseas.
He has been sta
tioned at Camp
Roberts, Califor
nia; Camp White,
Oregon; Camp
Young, Califor
nia. Before leav
ing in July of
1942, Cecil was
an Ecusta Blend
er’s Helper.
METCALF
Carrol G. Met
calf is on a Mer
chant Marine ship
He left Ecusta,
where he was a
Bleacher Helper,
Nov. 30, 1942, to
join the Merchant
Marine.
DRAKE
Troy A. Drake,
Seaman, Second
Class, former
Printing Operator
in Champagne,
has been assigned
to a ship and ov
erseas duty. Since
he left here in
July of 1942 he
has been station
ed at Norfolk, Va.
Bedford Springs,
Pa. and Washing
ton, D. C. For
merly in Radio
School.
BAYNARD
Pvt. C. Bruce
Baynard, former
ly a member of
the Ecusta Land
scape Crew, is
now stationed at
Camp Haan, Cal
ifornia. Private
Baynard left for
the Army March
17, 1943. This is
the first address
the Echo has re-
ceived from
Bruce.
REESE
Pvt. J. Dewey
Reese, former
member of the
Ecusta Yard Crew
who left for the
Army Nov. 11,
1942, is now sta
tioned at West
Point N. Y. where
he says he drives
Army trucks. He
has been station
ed at Camp Croft,
S. C.
MORGAN
Pvt. Mack W.
Morgan, Jr. is a
member of the
Military Police
Escort Guard sta
tioned at Fort
Custer, Michigan.
Before entering
the service in
June of last year.
Pvt. Morgan was
employed by
Ecusta in Slitter
Department.
RICHARDSON
Pvt. Lawrence
A Richardson is
with the Signal
Corps stationed
at Nashville,
Tenn. Before en
tering the service
Nov. 20, 1942, he
was an Inspector
Helper at Ecusta.
young
Pfc. Joseph
(Joe) Young J
with the
Air Forces sw
tioned at
Field, Flori^j
Previous to
induction i
the Army,
Young was
Ecusta Inspect j
he left Jan. '
this year to ente^
the service.
s/s?‘-®b“th^
Owen is witn 5
Army
as an
Inspectors^;, 1^
ed at fer.
Before emei
the service
March j in
was employ® yo))-
the Chemic^.
oratory of ^
S\
MOOB®^
H. Jack
Ecusta lei^
Tester ^
Aug.
now statioJ^ i j},
Quonset P®* ’0'
I. He
merly staw ^
at the NaV
Station at /
sonville, y 'Aul^'
Lauo®^
There are 506 blue stars and 3 gold stars on Ecusta*
Honor Roll each a symbol of devotion to U. S. ideal*
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