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Jack Zeimantz was born at Mondovi, September 29, 1917. This would place him with the class of 1935. He was working for the Crescent store in Spokane at the time he registered for the draft in 1940. He enlisted May 22, 1942. | |||
'''September 7, 1944 Spokane Chronicle''' | '''September 7, 1944 Spokane Chronicle''' | ||
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'''JACK H. ZEIMANTZ KILLED IN ACTION''' | |||
Mrs. Florence Zeimantz, W1824 First, received word yesterday from the war department that her son, Pfc. Jack H. Zeimantz, 26, was killed in action July 24 in New Guniea. There were no other details. | |||
Pvt. Zeimantz was born In Reardan, attended Reardan grade schools | Mrs. Florence Zeimantz, W1824 First, received word yesterday from the war department that her son, '''Pfc. Jack H. Zeimantz''', 26, was killed in action July 24 in New Guniea. There were no other details. | ||
'''Pvt. Zeimantz''' was born In Reardan, attended Reardan grade schools and Lewis and Clark and Gonzaga high schools in Spokane. He was in defense work in [Sacramento,] California when he entered military service in May, 1942. He trained at Camp Roberts, Calif.. and in Texas and went to the southwest Pacific last February with the infantry. | |||
Other survivors include a brother S/Sgt. Robert F. Zeimantz, in the air forces at Salina, Kan.. and two sisters, Patricia Anne and Phyllis, at the home. | Other survivors include a brother S/Sgt. Robert F. Zeimantz, in the air forces at Salina, Kan.. and two sisters, Patricia Anne and Phyllis, at the home. | ||
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Revision as of 16:55, 14 November 2022
Jack Zeimantz was born at Mondovi, September 29, 1917. This would place him with the class of 1935. He was working for the Crescent store in Spokane at the time he registered for the draft in 1940. He enlisted May 22, 1942.
September 7, 1944 Spokane Chronicle
JACK H. ZEIMANTZ KILLED IN ACTION
Mrs. Florence Zeimantz, W1824 First, received word yesterday from the war department that her son, Pfc. Jack H. Zeimantz, 26, was killed in action July 24 in New Guniea. There were no other details.
Pvt. Zeimantz was born In Reardan, attended Reardan grade schools and Lewis and Clark and Gonzaga high schools in Spokane. He was in defense work in [Sacramento,] California when he entered military service in May, 1942. He trained at Camp Roberts, Calif.. and in Texas and went to the southwest Pacific last February with the infantry.
Other survivors include a brother S/Sgt. Robert F. Zeimantz, in the air forces at Salina, Kan.. and two sisters, Patricia Anne and Phyllis, at the home.