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With our boys in the service of Uncle Sam

"With our boys in the service of Uncle Sam" was published on Thursday, November 18, 1943 in Worthington News, page 1.

It covers the location Worthington .

It covers the topic World War II. It features the people Murrin Roger Cellar, 1924-1964, Robert (Bob) Charles Fuller, 1923-1986, William (Billy) August Quelette, Sr., 1923-1989, Donald Wesley Russell, Sr., 1921-2010, Fred McMannus, Jr., 1923-2007, Kenneth Lee McMannus, Richard (Dick) E. Heil, 1924-1958, Kaye Warren Kessler, 1923-2021, Jack Matthew Kessler, 1918-2003, Edward Eyssen McCall, 1923-2000, Emerson Wood Coe, 1912-1989, William (Bill) F. Archer, 1921-2001, Ray Edison Scott, 1919-1972, Earl Mark Smith, 1922-1992, George Allen Davis, 1924-2014 and Ray E. Kennedy, 1925-2012.

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Available online via Ohio Memory's Worthington News Collection.

Available at Worthington Libraries on microfilm roll number 1255914994. Contact library staff for more information.

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