The Coolidge examiner. [volume], December 25, 1944, Christmas Edition, Image 1

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“IN THE CENTER OF PINAL COUNTY AGRICULTURE”
CO OLID GE, PINAL COUNTY ARIZONA ‘ CIIRI STM AS EDITION,” 1944
CHRISTMAS GREETINGS
TO COOLIDGE MEN IN THE ARMED FORCES
FROM YOUR HOME TOWN
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COOLIDGE ARMY AIR- FIELD, a unit of the ferry command, whereplanes traveling the Southern routes stop to refuel.
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RED CROSS SURGICAL DRESSING ROOM in Coolidge high school,
where a few of the many women who work in changing groups are
pictured. (Left to right): Mrs. E. J. Wilbur, Mrs. Lavella Moore,
Mrs. J. J. Davis, Mrs. C. B. Spooner, Mrs. D. S. Davis, chairman
(standing), Mrs. J. B. Boone, Mrs. G. R. Koehler, co-chairman (stand
ing), Mrs. Fred Sowell, Mrs. Annie Irwin, Mrs. L. A. Condit, Mrs. W.
G. Roche and Mrs. Annie McAlexander.
MEMBERS OF'WILLIAM DAVID HOOD POST No. 54, American
Legion Auxiliary, work in changing weekly groups at Coolidge Army
Air Base, where they do mending and repairing for the service men.
(Left to right): Mrs. Jt. W. Taylor, Mrs. G. B. Steward, Mrs. P. W.
{ Vensil, Auxiliary president and Mrs. William Short.
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COOLIDGE BEARS. (Left to right): Eddie Schell, Freddie Sprinkles, Erling Blackwater, Tom Adame, Tony Ciskowski, Marling Wing, Mack
McEuen, Billy Irvine, Clint Skrla, Charles Patterson, Floyd Hammon, Jack Blackwater, Eugene Anderson, Bill Ware, Oscar Montgomery
(rear), David Davis, Nelson Gammon, A1 ‘Singh, Elwood Wing, Jimmie Davis, Harold Klienman (rear), Doug McEuen, Mickey Sweeper,
Jim Vidano, Leonard Burtcher, Stanley Ellis, Buddy Kyser, Red Veazey, Jim Alexander (rear), Wayne Elledge, Weldon McMillin, Kent
McEuen, J. B. Carter, Dan Turney, L. C. Jennings (rear); (Front): Coach Lanier (kneeling), Kenny Troutt tackling Jack Havens,
Coach Wilson (right). :
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COOLIDGE GRAY LADIES, whose duties include writing letters for
service men at POW Camp Hospital, reading to the patients and
making their hours more bearable in any way possible. (Left to
right): Mrs. R. W. Taylor, Mrs. G. B. Steward, Mrs. C. J. Wells and
(absent) Mrs. W. G. Knight alsa a member of the group.
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COOLIDGE POST OFFICE, through which additional mail for Cool
idge Army Air Base and Florence Prisoner of War Camp is now
handled. J. B. Boone, postmaster,’ is going over Christmas packages
all addressed to men overseas with T/5 James A. Johnson, post office
clerk from POW Camp.