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Posts Tagged ‘world war II’

Many years at Coon Lake

By Andrew Unverferth | December 11, 2024

A local club which began in the wake of World War II is celebrating the 100th birthday of one of its original members while looking back fondly on decades of…

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Vet turns 100 on Veterans Day

By Andrew Unverferth | November 8, 2023

Veterans Day is this Saturday, and much of Monroe County will be recognizing the achievements and history of American veterans in one way or another. One local veteran will be…

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County gets creative on Veterans Day

By James Moss | November 18, 2020

While the COVID-19 pandemic prevented Monroe County from honoring its veterans in the ways it normally does on Veterans Day, residents still found safe ways to remember and show appreciation…

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WWII vet recalls POW ordeal

By James Moss | May 27, 2020

When he was in his 70s, Bob Teichgraeber of Collinsville went through some items he kept from his service during World War II.  Among those items was one of the…

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Columbia Legion honors WWII veterans

By Corey Saathoff | March 27, 2019

In recognition of the American Legion’s 100th anniversary as a national organization, Columbia American Legion Post 581 honored five local World War II veterans on Saturday for their service to…

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Valmeyer woman was Marine during WWII

By Alan Dooley | November 8, 2017

As the U.S. military presence that was so dominant a factor in World War II continues to disappear, there is a tendency to remember it as an all-male force. But…

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Columbia vet takes Honor Flight

By Republic-Times | April 26, 2017

World War II Army veteran Roy “Sid” Trexler of Columbia, who recently traveled to Washington, D.C. on a Land of Lincoln Honor Flight, moves around well for his age. During…

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Columbia veteran honored with trip to D.C.

By Republic-Times | September 21, 2016

Fred Harres’ spirits soared to new heights when he traveled to Washington, D.C., last Tuesday via the Land of Lincoln Honor Flight for veterans. The Korean War veteran from Columbia…

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In memory of brothers in arms

By Alan Dooley | May 25, 2016

Just what does Memorial Day mean? Is it a day of veterans and families gathering at cemeteries around the country? Is it a day for barbecues? Is it the unofficial…

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A face to the name of a fallen soldier

By Andrea F.D. Saathoff | April 6, 2016

Native son Lewis Koch left his home in New Hanover to serve in the U.S. Army in World War II, one of 16 million Americans who made similar journeys. But…

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Corvette Club lets local vets ride in style

By Corey Saathoff | November 11, 2015

The 32nd annual Veterans Day Parade in St. Louis had a distinctly local patriotic flavor Saturday courtesy of the St. Louis Corvette Club. The club of shiny Corvettes has participated…

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Local vets recognized on WWII Honor Flight

By Republic-Times | September 25, 2013

World War II has been over for six decades, but the support for veterans nationwide is never-ending. Efforts like the Greater St. Louis Honor Flight make sure the service and…

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