Notes for Gilbert G. Towne: from the Lincoln Sentinel-Republican, Nov.7, 1935: Beverly --- Gilbert Towne of Lawrence visited relatives in Beverly over the weekend.
from the Lincoln Sentinel-Republican, April30, 1936: Beverly --- Gilbert Towne came home Friday to spend the weekend. He was not feeling very well, and was taken to the Asbury hospital and operated on for appendicitis Sunday.
from the Lincoln Sentinel-Republican, May 14, 1936: Gilbert Towne returned to his home Sunday from the hospital in Salina where he recently underwent an operation.
from the Lincoln Sentinel-Republican, May 28, 1936: Beverly --- Gilbert Towne left Sunday to finish his school in Lawrence.
from the Lincoln Sentinel-Republican, June 11, 1936: Beverly --- Gilbert Towne has returned from Lawrence where he attended college. He will spend his vacation here.
from the Lincoln Sentinel-Republican, April 21, 1938: Beverly --- Gilbert Towne came home from K.U. for the Easter holidays.
from the Lincoln Sentinel-Republican, Dec.22, 1938: Beverly --- Gilbert Towne is home from K.U. for the holidays.
from the Tescott News, Dec.4, 1941, page 3: Beverly --- Mr. Gilbert Townes spent the Thanksgiving holidays here in Beverly with his grandmother and aunt, Mrs. Sarah Buttermore and Velma, and in Sylvan Grove with his mother, Mrs. Ruth Townes. Mr. Townes teaches in Wathena, and we are glad to hear that his band ranked first in a parade of bands.
from the Tescott News, March 19, 1942: Beverly --- Gilbert Townes has been visiting here with relatives before leaving for California to join the marines.
from the Lincoln Sentinel-Republican, Oct.7, 1943: Beverly --- Tech. Sgt. Gilbert Towne of North Carolina spent the week in Beverly and Sylvan Grove.
from the Lincoln Sentinel-Republican, Nov. 30, 1944: Beverly --- M/Sgt. Gilbert G. Towne and wife are spending a few days with his grandmother, Mrs. S. Buttermore and his mother, Mrs. Ruth Towne.
from the Lincoln Sentinel-Republican, Dec.7, 1944: News of Our Men & Women in Uniform: M/Sgt. Gilbert G. Towne and wife, the former Florine Pierce of Pasadena, Calif. leave Monday for Cherry Point, North Carolina where he will report after spending a 30 day furlough with his mother, Mrs. Ruth B. Towne, Sylvan Grove, and relatives in Beverly. Sgt. Towne recently came back from overseas duty in the Central Pacific area.
from the Lincoln Sentinel-Republican, May 10, 1945: Beverly --- Master Sergeant and Mrs. Gilbert Towne who are stationed in Texas came Thursday, called by the serious illness of his grandmother, Mrs. Buttermore.
Gilbert G. Towne (b. Abt. 1925)
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