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Feb 1960 Reunion
Feb 1960 Reunion
JOURNA"
For Members
DIVISION
February 1960
-..o,v,.,*. Kutz's Korner
JOURNAL Di...,.,A.G.
FEBRUARY 1.960 ;_ _ We all know definitely-that tl_e life
' blood of any organization is its membe r-
Official publication of the ;_ ship. The more of this ingredient an
NINETY-FIFTH INFANTRY organization possesses, the merrier
DIVISION ASSOCIATION :: the crowd, as well as the potentialities
P.O. Box 1274 Chicago 90, Illinois of greater things for every one. So, ac-
NATIONAL OFFICERS c ordingly, a plea is made for eve ry one is
President cooperation toward a greater 95th InIan-
FRED M. PETERSON K/377 try Division Association in the coming
260_ Alden, Dallas_ Tex. x,_a_-_
First Vice-President At the present time, the Association proudly boasts of a
EDWARD L. RADIK Sv/360FA
5119 W. Oakdale Ave., Chicago, Ill. membership consisting of approximately Z, 400. Of this hum-
Second Vice-President bet, many unpaid members have been carried on the roster
FRANK HALPER A/379 because of their earlier affiliations. It is exceedingly hoped
7243 S Spaulding, Chicago, Ill. that they will immediately return as paid-up members. The
Secretarll
WALTER J.LASKOWSKI Med/378 2,400 figure is a good one when it well surpasses the 10%
467 Highland Ave., Elmhurst, Ill. mark of a division basically consisting of about 12,500 men.
Treasurer However, considering the number of men that were process-
THEODORE NELSON Div.Hq.Co. ed thru and became apart of the 95t11 at one time or another,
1317 W. 72nd Place, Chicago, Ill.
PAST PRESIDENTS this figure would fall below the 10_o point.
r GERALD F. RAMSHAW 1951-52 Taking into account the wholehearted and fine record eS-
WALTER J. LASKOWSKI 1952-56 tablished by the 95th during the life of its activation in train-
FRED M. PETERSON . . 1956-59 ing and in combat, and applying similar tactics in accom-
t EXECUTIVE COUNCIL plislaing our present goalof increased membership, it would
LEONARD F.KOCH B/379 be no problem at all to double or triple the active list of per-
3520 Madison, Bellwo0d, Illinois sormel in the Association. It only takes a few minutes of
LESTER WOLF L/378 one's time plus a few cents postage to write to one or sever-
8032 S. 86th Ct., Justice, Illinois
E. MARINANGELI 320th Med. Bn. al of your closer buddies. In a communication like this, it
422 Chartres Street, LaSalle, Illinois wouldbe wise to explain some of the advantages of joining; for
ALEX BELLINO G/378 example, maintaining the close and rare comradeship culti-
6821 W. Addison St., Chicago, Ill. rated, curiosity of seeing each other at sometime in our
STANLEY LEWKOWICZ Hq./359FA lives, meeting each others' families, discuss related sub-
2619 N. Mozart St.,Chicago,Ill.
RAYMOND R. VLEIGER K/377 jects concerning our occupations or businesses, recounting
2751 N. Troy St.,Chicago,Illinois our serious and humorous incidents in the militaire, etc.,
WILLIAM P. SHARKEY K/377 or the employment of many of your ideas which maybe more
6622 S. Campbell Ave.,Chicago. convincing. The most effective means of keeping in contact
DELBERT L. SEARS B/320 Engr.
10 W. School St.,Mt. Prospect,Ill. is thru the Association whose main objective is to hold the
GEORGE J. BUBINAS F/377 95th family together.
4613 S. Whipple St., Chicago, Ill. Now is the time for ali men of the former 95th Infantry
ADOLPH A. KUTZ Div. Hq./AG Division to come to the aid o--* their Assocation - so let's
R7180 Merchandise Mart, Chicago GO I GOI GO I and boost the 95th Infantry Division Associ-
CLARENCE D. JANKOSKI
3053 N. Racine Ave., Chicago,K/377
Ill. ation to greater numbers during the year 1960. Your Asso-
FRANCIS E. SAFARIK Div. Hq./AG ciation - the offspring of its parent military organization -
912 N. Ridge, Arlington Heights, Ill. should continue to hold your pride l
HENRY HARDIN C/378
4902 N. Rockwell, Chicago, Ill.
ANDREW MIRABILE M/378 Additional copies of this extra JOURNAL edition will be
5336 W. Drummond, Chicago, Ill. sent on request as long as supplies last. Send one to your
05th buddy who is not yet a member of the Association.
Some of the 95th gang with an
impromptu serenade.
working for The Burroughs Corporation. My As you know we already have the 95th stan-
present assignment is that of Burroughs Deal- dard so Clarence Jankowski K/377 is now
er Representative in the Ohio, West Virginia, scouting for our own U.S. flag to have all 50
Virginia, Indiana, and Kentucky area. My stars ..... we also have Frank Halper A/379
best regards to themembers ofthefinestfight- in charge of the llth Reunion program book
ing Division, and best post war organization ..... Andy _Lirabile M/378 is the guy respon-
in the world. I feel sure that others join with sible for the reunion pictures in this issue
' me in.thankingtheOfficers of the organization ..... projectin works is a95 bumper sticker
for the continued excellent job that is a tradi- to glue on car ..... our thanks to them a-ndall
tion with them. the rest of the Council who work unselfishly
to make our 95th Association work.
2_
Maj. General Harry Twaddle _
reviewing doughs of the 377th
Infantry Regiment. Does any-
one recall the time and place
of the event?
also contributed funds to help defray this ex-
ELEVF2CI'HANNUAL REUNION
TO BE HELD AT
SIGNED
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MAIL BOX I worked one year for the V.A.. and since
that time I have been practicing law in Dixon.
I%IASARU B. WAKABAYASKI (Regt. Hq/377), Kentucky.
1135 Wabash, Denver 8, Colorado. Have been
DENNIS I. SIMONS (F/379), 607-23rd Ave.
in Civil Service for many years at Lowry A.
S.. Grand Forks, North Dakota. Have three
F. Base, painting aircraft.
children; presently living in the "heart" of
FELIX A. WYPISZYNSKI (G/379), 3517 S.
Ahmedi Avenue, Milwaukee 7, Wisconsin. I the Red River Valley of North Dakota, a po-
tato producting region. My business is Farm
have three children--2 boys and 1 girl--and loans.
I work at Milprint, Inc., in Milwaukee.
E. L. GOODWIN (Staff/379), Box 276,
FRANCISA, BROWN (G/378), 528 Morri-
Gotebo, Oklahoma. Presently am Vocational
son Drive, Pittsburgh 16, Pennsylvania. I
Agriculture instructor in the Gotebo schools
was
last transferred
October. I am from Detroit
a salesman to Pittsburgh
for the Nation- in Kowa County near the Ft. Sill Artillery
Base. This is my 8th year here. Just wond-
al Gypsum Company; am married and have
two little girls, Penny, who is three, and ered if there are others in Vocational Agri-
culture besides A. A. Baciotti (B/379) and
Melani, who is two. My wife, Mary Jane,
W. R. Carter (F/379)? Paciotti is at Alex-
has her hands full as theyare two livelylittle andria, Minnesota and Carter is on the staff
misses. Indiantown Gap is slightly outside
my sales area, but one of these days I hope as District Supervisor at South Carolina.
to drive over that way with my family and JOHN C. KING (B/360 F. A. ), 628 N. East,
Olney, lllinois. Haventt Seen any ?Sers for
show them where I joined the ?Sth early in
1944. approximately four years.
MAX L. BABYLON 547 A.A.A. Bn. Bty.
THOMAS L. WITHERS(gZDF.A. Bn, Btry D), 10368 Palmer, Kansas City 34, Missouri.
A), Dixon, Kentucky. Enclosed is my appli- Please note change of address. New house i
cation for a new membership in the Associa-
tion. I was with the division from the time it and larger because of increase in our' family. ',
We had a baby boy 9/12/58. I am still work-
was formed until many of us were sent to
ing onpassenger and freight elevator for Otis
Camp Chafee after the was. Since the war, Elevator Company.
, ._ , MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION
Here are $3.00, my annual membership clues for calendar years 1959 [] i960 []
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