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Photo of Charles H. Kippenhan in uniform
Herald and Review Library: Kippenhan, Charles H., Article on back of photo; "Coast Guard Ensign Charles H. Kippenhan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kippenhan of 1575 North Main Street, is on duty as communications officer aboard a coast guard manned…
Photo of Charles F. Spiker in uniform
Herald and Review Library: Spiker, Charles F.; Article on back of photo; "Charles F. Spiker, private first class, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Spiker of 345 North Twentieth street, returned recently to his National Guard company stationed at Camp…
Photo of Charles F. Danner in uniform
WWII - Herald and Review Library; Danner, Charles F., 1/22/1943. Free cut print, property of Herald and Review, Article on back of photo: "Charles F. Danner, son of Mr. and Mrs. John C. Danner, East Division Street, spent a five-day leave with his…
Photo of Charles Cook, Jr. in uniform
WWII - Herald and Review Library; Cook, Charles Jr., son of Charles Cook, Sr., 4/26/1944
Photo of Charles C. Morris in uniform
Herald and Review Library: Morris, Fireman Charles C., Article on back of photo; "Fireman Charles C. Morris, fireman first class, son of Mrs. T. Sharp, rural route 4, Decatur, has completed basic training at submarine school at New London, Conn.,…
Photo of Charles C. Heckel in uniform
Herald and Review Library: Heckel, Charles, Lt. Article on back of photo; "Charles C. Heckel, son of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Heckel, 953 East Prairie avenue is commissioned in Victoria, Texas."
Photo of Charles A. Taylor in uniform
Herald and Review Library: Taylor, Charles A., Article on back of photo; "C. A. Taylor Commissioned; Charles A. Taylor, son of Mrs. C. e. Taylor, 904 East Johns avenue, has been commissioned a second lieutenant in the army air force at Mather Field,…
Photo of Channing Murray in uniform
Herald and Review Library: Murray, Channing, son of Mrs. V. Murray, 1129 N. Main St., Decatur. Kansas State Graduate.
Photo of Central Malleable Iron Co. 765 N. Lowber, Decatur, IL.
Photograph of the Central Malleable Iron Co. 765 N. Lowber, building with railroad cars filled with material to process. Sattley Malleable Iron Works was also located at this address.