Quel Brothers - Revision history

Jrudiak at 02:47, 17 March 2012

2012-03-17T02:47:07Z

Jrudiak at 02:20, 7 January 2012

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Jrudiak at 02:19, 7 January 2012

2012-01-07T02:19:20Z

Jrudiak at 02:14, 7 January 2012

2012-01-07T02:14:00Z

Jrudiak at 01:24, 6 January 2012

2012-01-06T01:24:54Z

Jrudiak: Created page with "File:Quel brothers resized.jpg The left side of the scan submitted has been cut off so this will be as close as can be determined: "Mrs. George Quel, who lives at 2214 Almo..."

2012-01-06T01:17:16Z

Created page with "File:Quel brothers resized.jpg The left side of the scan submitted has been cut off so this will be as close as can be determined: "Mrs. George Quel, who lives at 2214 Almo..."

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[[File:Quel brothers resized.jpg]]

The left side of the scan submitted has been cut off so this will be as close as can be determined:

"Mrs. George Quel, who lives at 2214 Almont Street, is very proud of her five sons in service. She has chosen the Sun-Telegraph "Our Boys Honor Roll" as a mean of expressing her devotion to her sons in the Army. Tomorrow the five pictures will be published, side by side, and will carry to the boys the greetings of their mother.
Willard is a lieutenant; Jack a Sergeant and Walter, Franklin and Raymond are privates first class."

Pfc. Walter Quel - Army

Pfc. Franklin Quel - Army Air Corps

Pfc. Raymond Quel - Military Police

Sgt. Jack M. Quel - Army Air Corps

Lt. Willard Quel - Infantry

Note: A sixth brother Charles R. Quel also served in the Army Air Corps from March 17, 1943 to December 25, 1945, South Pacific

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	Lt. Willard Quel - Infantry		Lt. Willard Quel - Infantry
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		+	Charles Quel - Army Air Corps Served May 17, 1943 to December 25, 1945 South Pacific
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		+	[[File:Quel Charles.jpg]]
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	Note: A sixth brother Charles R. Quel also served in the Army Air Corps from March 17, 1943 to December 25, 1945, South Pacific		Note: A sixth brother Charles R. Quel also served in the Army Air Corps from March 17, 1943 to December 25, 1945, South Pacific

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-'''Mrs. George Quel (Mary Collins Quel ed. note), posing next to the [[Missing WWII Memorial]] which is now missing.'''
+'''Mrs. George Quel (Mary Collins Quel ed. note), posing next to the "[[Missing WWII Memorial]]".'''
 Made from wood, it was said to be at Crailo Avenue and Brownsville Road for a period of time but then moved to Phillips Park. After that the trail goes cold.

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-'''Mrs. George Quel (Mary Collins Quel ed. note), posing next to the WWII war memorial which is now missing.'''
+'''Mrs. George Quel (Mary Collins Quel ed. note), posing next to the [[Missing WWII Memorial]] which is now missing.'''
 Made from wood, it was said to be at Crailo Avenue and Brownsville Road for a period of time but then moved to Phillips Park. After that the trail goes cold.

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	Note: A sixth brother Charles R. Quel also served in the Army Air Corps from March 17, 1943 to December 25, 1945, South Pacific		Note: A sixth brother Charles R. Quel also served in the Army Air Corps from March 17, 1943 to December 25, 1945, South Pacific
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		+	[[File:Mrs. George Quel.jpg]]
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		+	'''Mrs. George Quel (Mary Collins Quel ed. note), posing next to the WWII war memorial which is now missing.'''
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		+	Made from wood, it was said to be at Crailo Avenue and Brownsville Road for a period of time but then moved to Phillips Park. After that the trail goes cold.

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 [[File:Quel brothers resized.jpg]]
 The left side of the scan submitted has been cut off so this will be as close as can be determined:
-"Mrs. George Quel, who lives at 2214 Almont Street, is very proud of her five sons in service. She has chosen the Sun-Telegraph "Our Boys Honor Roll" as a mean of expressing her devotion to her sons in the Army. Tomorrow the five pictures will be published, side by side, and will carry to the boys the greetings of their mother.
+"Mrs. George Quel (Mary Collins Quel ed. note), who lives at 2214 Almont Street, is very proud of her five sons in service. She has chosen the Sun-Telegraph "Our Boys Honor Roll" as a mean of expressing her devotion to her sons in the Army. Tomorrow the five pictures will be published, side by side, and will carry to the boys the greetings of their mother.
 Willard is a lieutenant; Jack a Sergeant and Walter, Franklin and Raymond are privates first class."