From "In Memoriam", published by the Thomas Stineman Post No. 15 of the American Legion, Wabash, Indiana:
PHIL M. DOMER, 31, private in the Army, gave his life Aug. 30, 1944 as the result of action against the Japs at Noemfoar(?) Island, off the northern coast of Dutch New Guinea. Word of his death was received by his widow, Mrs. Maxine H. Domer, Claypool, and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Merle Domer, Fort Wayne. Pvt. Domer was a star fullback on the Manchester College football team and later became recreational director at North Manchester (Indiana). He entered service in June 1943 and went overseas in March 1944.
PHIL M. DOMER, 31, private in the Army, gave his life Aug. 30, 1944 as the result of action against the Japs at Noemfoar(?) Island, off the northern coast of Dutch New Guinea. Word of his death was received by his widow, Mrs. Maxine H. Domer, Claypool, and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Merle Domer, Fort Wayne. Pvt. Domer was a star fullback on the Manchester College football team and later became recreational director at North Manchester (Indiana). He entered service in June 1943 and went overseas in March 1944.
From "In Memoriam", published by the Thomas Stineman Post No. 15 of the American Legion, Wabash, Indiana:
PHIL M. DOMER, 31, private in the Army, gave his life Aug. 30, 1944 as the result of action against the Japs at Noemfoar(?) Island, off the northern coast of Dutch New Guinea. Word of his death was received by his widow, Mrs. Maxine H. Domer, Claypool, and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Merle Domer, Fort Wayne. Pvt. Domer was a star fullback on the Manchester College football team and later became recreational director at North Manchester (Indiana). He entered service in June 1943 and went overseas in March 1944.
PHIL M. DOMER, 31, private in the Army, gave his life Aug. 30, 1944 as the result of action against the Japs at Noemfoar(?) Island, off the northern coast of Dutch New Guinea. Word of his death was received by his widow, Mrs. Maxine H. Domer, Claypool, and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Merle Domer, Fort Wayne. Pvt. Domer was a star fullback on the Manchester College football team and later became recreational director at North Manchester (Indiana). He entered service in June 1943 and went overseas in March 1944.
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