10 Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon, Thursday, Mar. 19, 1947
Sgt. Gimpelson Back in Salem, But
Baseball Dog Is Not With Him
Over six years have passed and a war has been fought and
won since Master Sgt. Sam Gimpelson remembered by many
Salemitcs for his black Belgian shepherd dog that used to play
on the post office lawn, was on
army recruiting duty in Salem.
Last week the sergeant
turned to Salem to become a
member of the recruiting staff
here, with 25 years of duty with
the army and 28 months of over
seas service behind him. Not
with him now, though, is the
little black dog who about a
year ago passed on.
The sergeant and his dog in
those days made great sport
for spectators, when the ser
geant would throw a ball as
high as the statue of Justice
atop the courthouse and the
dog, time after time, would
catch it with rarely an error.
Gimpelson, assigned to re
cruiting duly here in 1939 and
1940, was first given recruiting
duty in 1936. He continued
in that field for three years
after leaving Salem being sta
tioned at Boise, Idaho, all of
that time. On leaving Boise
however, his recruiting duty
ended with the European thea
ter his next assignment. He
first went to North Africa, tak
ing part in that campaign and
then went to Italy with the
Fifth army.
Returned to the United States
in 1945 with the first shipload
of men leaving the ETO after
V-E Day, the sergeant since
being back 'in this country had
been stationed at separation
centers, until about a month
ago when he was again assigned
to recruiting duty and ordered
to the Oregon recruiting dis
trict. At the time of receiving
that assignment he was at the
separation center at Fort Sheridan.
The recruiter wears besides
his ETO ribbon the pre-Pearl
Harbor ribbon, Victory ribbon,
American theater ribbon and
Good Conduct ribbon, and has
two battle stars, one for the
North African campaign and
the other for the Rome-Arno
campaign.
Presbyterians Have
Plan for Union
Philadelphia, March 20 iJPj
The Presbyterian church in the
U. S. A., and the Presbyterian
church in the U. S. (Southern)
announced Wednesday agree
ment on a revised plan of re
union which will be submitted
to the general assembly of the
churches late in May.
Presbyterian church in the
U. S. A., said at the same time
it "will continue to be receptive
toward any suggestions looking
toward union which may come
from the Protestant Episcopal
church in the U. S. A."
Smiths Card Hosts
Independence Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Smith were hosts at their
home for the regular meeting of
the Owl Whist club with five ta
bles of whist enjoyed.. Added
guests were Mr. and Mrs. J. B.
Lorence, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
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