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Yale College lyy
Peoples Store, Inc., Charleston, W Va ; director Community Fund of
Wheeling, retail chairman U.S O , on West Virginia State Racing Commission 1940-42; member St Matthew's Church (Episcopal), Wheeling.
Married November 24, 1938, in Wheeling, Kathleen Arm, daughter of
Louis Aloysius and May (Gillooly) Stauver. Son* Robert Courtney Davis.
Enlisted as private (1st class), U S Marine Corps, and assigned to 13th
Candidates Class, Quantico, September 19-December 2, 1942, 16th Reserve Officers Class December 2, 1942-February 10, 1943, and Artillery
Class February 10-May 5, 1943; commissioned Second Lieutenant December 2, 1942; promoted First Lieutenant September 30, 1943, executive officer Battery C, First Company, 14th Marines, Fleet Marine Force,
Camp Lejeune, May 5-August 6, 1943, and Camp Pendleton August 6,
1943-January, 1944; went overseas January 12,1944, took part in invasions
of the Marianas and Marshall islands; received Presidential Unit Citation,
was recommended for the Silver Star, Letter of Commendation, and
Legion of Merit for service in campaigns of Saipan and Timan
Lieutenant Jones was killed when he lost his footing and fell into a
canyon while conducting a class in scouting and patrol. Buried in Maui,
T.H. Survived by wife, son, mother, a brother, Lieut Col. Wilbur Stone
Jones (B.S United States Military Academy 1931), and maternal grandmother.
Forrest Lee Kenner, B.A. 1938.
Born October n, 1916, in A\ron, Ohio
Died May 7, 1945, over Luzon, Philippine Islands
Father, Ernest Rodham Kenner (M.E. Georgia Inst. Technology 1907),
sales executive Shell Oil Company, Inc., St. Louis, Mo ; son of William H.
and Lucretia (Tibbs) Kenner of Adanta, Ga. Mother, Ethel Lillian (Wdli-
ver) Kenner; daughter of Wdham C. and Selma (Wale) Wilhver of Milwaukee, Wis.
Western Reserve Academy, Hudson, Ohio. Scholar of the first rank
Freshman year and of the second rank Sophomore and Junior years,
philosophical oration appointment Junior year; high oration appointment Senior year, awarded Donald Annis Prize Junior year, departmental
honors in economics Senior year, Freshman Swimming Team; University
Swimming Squad Sophomore and Junior years; University Swimming
Team Senior year; member Saybrook College (swimming team Sophomore and Junior years) and Phi Beta Kappa
Merchandising trainee Shell Oil Company, Inc , St. Louis, 1938-40 Unmarried
Inducted as private 166th Infantry Regiment, United States Army,
February 8, 1941; basic training at Camp Shelby, Miss ; promoted Corporal, anti-tank company, June 8, 1941; attended Officer Candidate
| Title | Yb 65, Obituary Records of Graduates of Yale University Deceased During the Years 1940-1945 |
| Creator | Yale University |
| Place of Publication | New Haven, Connecticut (Conn.) |
| Date | 1940-1945 |
| Call Number | Yb 65 |
| Language | English |
| Subject | Yale University -- Biography |
| Type | Periodical |
| Identifier | http://hdl.handle.net/10079/bibid/3036259 |
| Repository | Manuscripts and Archives |
| Repository URL | http://www.library.yale.edu/mssa |
| Series | Bulletin of Yale University |
| Title | Page 177 |
| Transcript | Yale College lyy Peoples Store, Inc., Charleston, W Va ; director Community Fund of Wheeling, retail chairman U.S O , on West Virginia State Racing Commission 1940-42; member St Matthew's Church (Episcopal), Wheeling. Married November 24, 1938, in Wheeling, Kathleen Arm, daughter of Louis Aloysius and May (Gillooly) Stauver. Son* Robert Courtney Davis. Enlisted as private (1st class), U S Marine Corps, and assigned to 13th Candidates Class, Quantico, September 19-December 2, 1942, 16th Reserve Officers Class December 2, 1942-February 10, 1943, and Artillery Class February 10-May 5, 1943; commissioned Second Lieutenant December 2, 1942; promoted First Lieutenant September 30, 1943, executive officer Battery C, First Company, 14th Marines, Fleet Marine Force, Camp Lejeune, May 5-August 6, 1943, and Camp Pendleton August 6, 1943-January, 1944; went overseas January 12,1944, took part in invasions of the Marianas and Marshall islands; received Presidential Unit Citation, was recommended for the Silver Star, Letter of Commendation, and Legion of Merit for service in campaigns of Saipan and Timan Lieutenant Jones was killed when he lost his footing and fell into a canyon while conducting a class in scouting and patrol. Buried in Maui, T.H. Survived by wife, son, mother, a brother, Lieut Col. Wilbur Stone Jones (B.S United States Military Academy 1931), and maternal grandmother. Forrest Lee Kenner, B.A. 1938. Born October n, 1916, in A\ron, Ohio Died May 7, 1945, over Luzon, Philippine Islands Father, Ernest Rodham Kenner (M.E. Georgia Inst. Technology 1907), sales executive Shell Oil Company, Inc., St. Louis, Mo ; son of William H. and Lucretia (Tibbs) Kenner of Adanta, Ga. Mother, Ethel Lillian (Wdli- ver) Kenner; daughter of Wdham C. and Selma (Wale) Wilhver of Milwaukee, Wis. Western Reserve Academy, Hudson, Ohio. Scholar of the first rank Freshman year and of the second rank Sophomore and Junior years, philosophical oration appointment Junior year; high oration appointment Senior year, awarded Donald Annis Prize Junior year, departmental honors in economics Senior year, Freshman Swimming Team; University Swimming Squad Sophomore and Junior years; University Swimming Team Senior year; member Saybrook College (swimming team Sophomore and Junior years) and Phi Beta Kappa Merchandising trainee Shell Oil Company, Inc , St. Louis, 1938-40 Unmarried Inducted as private 166th Infantry Regiment, United States Army, February 8, 1941; basic training at Camp Shelby, Miss ; promoted Corporal, anti-tank company, June 8, 1941; attended Officer Candidate |