Memorial services for T/Sgt. Myron Donald Caltvedt, Army Air Corps, who was killed in action on Mar. 2, 1945, were held Sunday at 2:30 p.m. at the Bethany Lutheran church in McCallsburg...

Don was radio operator-gunner on one of the B-25s that made a strike on enemy shipping off the coast of Formosa.  The plane, although badly hit by enemy anti-aircraft fire while approaching the target, continued on its run, crashed into an enemy ship and caused it to burst into flames.  Donald was on his 48th mission, and would have come home on furlough after two more missions.

June 19, 1944, he was married to Bonnie Rae Morris at Laurel, Miss.

James Cue, U.S. Coast Guard

October 9, 1943

James Cue, seaman 2-c with the United States Coast Guard, left Wednesday for Pt. Pinos Light Station, Pacific Grove, Calif., where he is stationed.  He spent 12 days in Ames visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R.C. Cue, on Ridgewood Ave., and came to attend the wedding of his sister Mary Jane, last Wednesday.  He has been in the navy 16 months and this was his first leave.