Navy Seaman First Class aboard the USS Oklahoma
Missing in action during the attack on Pearl Harbor
OSAGE COUPLE GIVEN DECORATION
AWARDED POSTHUMOUSLY TO SON
Osage, Ia.--Mr. and Mrs. Charles Arickx of Mitchell have received the Purple Heart award, posthumously awarded to their son, Leon Arickx, seaman first class, who lost his life in action at Pearl Harbor Dec. 7, 1941. The certificate of award and the purple heart medal were sent by Frank Knox, secretary of the navy. Leon was aboard the Oklahoma.
Waterloo Daily Courier
Waterloo, Black Hawk, Iowa
Thu 8 Jul 1943, p17
(with thanks to Eric A in Topeka for this research)
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Navy Seaman First Class aboard the USS Oklahoma
Missing in action during the attack on Pearl Harbor
OSAGE COUPLE GIVEN DECORATION
AWARDED POSTHUMOUSLY TO SON
Osage, Ia.--Mr. and Mrs. Charles Arickx of Mitchell have received the Purple Heart award, posthumously awarded to their son, Leon Arickx, seaman first class, who lost his life in action at Pearl Harbor Dec. 7, 1941. The certificate of award and the purple heart medal were sent by Frank Knox, secretary of the navy. Leon was aboard the Oklahoma.
Waterloo Daily Courier
Waterloo, Black Hawk, Iowa
Thu 8 Jul 1943, p17
(with thanks to Eric A in Topeka for this research)
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Family Members
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Bertha Rosalie Arickx Lievrouw
1907–2006
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Mary M. Arickx
1909–1923
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Adelaide "Della" Arickx
1910–1910
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Suzanna Martha Arickx Boerjan
1911–1973
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Frank Emil Arickx
1914–1978
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Evouna Prudence Arickx Moeykens
1915–2011
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Raymond August Arickx Sr
1917–1992
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Leon Paul Arickx
1918–1941
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SN Leon Paul Arickx
1918–1941
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Joseph Julius Arickx
1922–1974
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Mary A. Arickx Michels
1925–2000
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