Dale O Stine, son of Owen C Stine & his wife S Gladys Abbeihl Stine
1st husband married Betty Bates Stine Kintzel, daughter of Harold "Bob" Bates & his wife Mabel Hatfield Bates.
Betty 2nd married Max Kintzel
Dale & Betty had 3 Sons
2nd Lieutenant Dale O Stine
United States Air Corp
14 Feb 1943 entered service
2nd Lieut commissioned 4 August 1944
March 1945 went overseas
Combat Cargo Pilot
1st pilot of a C-47 cargo plane
Burma--killed in action
Purple Heart
Bronze Star
Air Medal with one oak leaf cluster
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Funeral services for Second Lieutenant Dale O Stine of Nappanee, son of Mr and Mrs Owen C Stine of Bremen, will be held Saturday afternoon, May 21, in the Bessinger and Giant Funeral chapel at two o'clock.
Lieut Stine was killed in action in Burma May 19, 1945. He served as a Combat Cargo Pilot in the United States Air Corps and was commissioned a second lieutenant August 4, 1944. He was awarded the Purple Heart and Air Medal with one oak leaf cluster.
Lieut Stine was born in Bremen February 18, 1922, and was twenty-three years old at the time of his death.
October 30, 1939, he was married to Miss Betty Bates.
Surviving relatives are his parents; three sons, Eddie Allen, Danny Lee, and Michael Dale Stine of Etna Green; his widow, who is now Mrs Max Kintzel of Etna Green; his grandparents, Mr and Mrs Edward Abbiehl and Mrs Willard Stine of Bremen; three sisters, Mrs Helen Matz and Mrs Luella Christman of Bremen and Mrs Daisy Mae Hollar of Etna Green; three brothers, Otho Stine of Bourbon, Owen J Stine and Lowell Stine of Bremen.
Friends may call at the funeral chapel after three o'clock Friday afternoon. The services Saturday will be in charge of Otho B Place Post, No 191, of the American Legion, and burial will be in the Bremen cemetery.
Bremen Enquirer
19 May 1949
1st husband married Betty Bates Stine Kintzel, daughter of Harold "Bob" Bates & his wife Mabel Hatfield Bates.
Betty 2nd married Max Kintzel
Dale & Betty had 3 Sons
2nd Lieutenant Dale O Stine
United States Air Corp
14 Feb 1943 entered service
2nd Lieut commissioned 4 August 1944
March 1945 went overseas
Combat Cargo Pilot
1st pilot of a C-47 cargo plane
Burma--killed in action
Purple Heart
Bronze Star
Air Medal with one oak leaf cluster
**********************************
Funeral services for Second Lieutenant Dale O Stine of Nappanee, son of Mr and Mrs Owen C Stine of Bremen, will be held Saturday afternoon, May 21, in the Bessinger and Giant Funeral chapel at two o'clock.
Lieut Stine was killed in action in Burma May 19, 1945. He served as a Combat Cargo Pilot in the United States Air Corps and was commissioned a second lieutenant August 4, 1944. He was awarded the Purple Heart and Air Medal with one oak leaf cluster.
Lieut Stine was born in Bremen February 18, 1922, and was twenty-three years old at the time of his death.
October 30, 1939, he was married to Miss Betty Bates.
Surviving relatives are his parents; three sons, Eddie Allen, Danny Lee, and Michael Dale Stine of Etna Green; his widow, who is now Mrs Max Kintzel of Etna Green; his grandparents, Mr and Mrs Edward Abbiehl and Mrs Willard Stine of Bremen; three sisters, Mrs Helen Matz and Mrs Luella Christman of Bremen and Mrs Daisy Mae Hollar of Etna Green; three brothers, Otho Stine of Bourbon, Owen J Stine and Lowell Stine of Bremen.
Friends may call at the funeral chapel after three o'clock Friday afternoon. The services Saturday will be in charge of Otho B Place Post, No 191, of the American Legion, and burial will be in the Bremen cemetery.
Bremen Enquirer
19 May 1949
Dale O Stine, son of Owen C Stine & his wife S Gladys Abbeihl Stine
1st husband married Betty Bates Stine Kintzel, daughter of Harold "Bob" Bates & his wife Mabel Hatfield Bates.
Betty 2nd married Max Kintzel
Dale & Betty had 3 Sons
2nd Lieutenant Dale O Stine
United States Air Corp
14 Feb 1943 entered service
2nd Lieut commissioned 4 August 1944
March 1945 went overseas
Combat Cargo Pilot
1st pilot of a C-47 cargo plane
Burma--killed in action
Purple Heart
Bronze Star
Air Medal with one oak leaf cluster
**********************************
Funeral services for Second Lieutenant Dale O Stine of Nappanee, son of Mr and Mrs Owen C Stine of Bremen, will be held Saturday afternoon, May 21, in the Bessinger and Giant Funeral chapel at two o'clock.
Lieut Stine was killed in action in Burma May 19, 1945. He served as a Combat Cargo Pilot in the United States Air Corps and was commissioned a second lieutenant August 4, 1944. He was awarded the Purple Heart and Air Medal with one oak leaf cluster.
Lieut Stine was born in Bremen February 18, 1922, and was twenty-three years old at the time of his death.
October 30, 1939, he was married to Miss Betty Bates.
Surviving relatives are his parents; three sons, Eddie Allen, Danny Lee, and Michael Dale Stine of Etna Green; his widow, who is now Mrs Max Kintzel of Etna Green; his grandparents, Mr and Mrs Edward Abbiehl and Mrs Willard Stine of Bremen; three sisters, Mrs Helen Matz and Mrs Luella Christman of Bremen and Mrs Daisy Mae Hollar of Etna Green; three brothers, Otho Stine of Bourbon, Owen J Stine and Lowell Stine of Bremen.
Friends may call at the funeral chapel after three o'clock Friday afternoon. The services Saturday will be in charge of Otho B Place Post, No 191, of the American Legion, and burial will be in the Bremen cemetery.
Bremen Enquirer
19 May 1949
1st husband married Betty Bates Stine Kintzel, daughter of Harold "Bob" Bates & his wife Mabel Hatfield Bates.
Betty 2nd married Max Kintzel
Dale & Betty had 3 Sons
2nd Lieutenant Dale O Stine
United States Air Corp
14 Feb 1943 entered service
2nd Lieut commissioned 4 August 1944
March 1945 went overseas
Combat Cargo Pilot
1st pilot of a C-47 cargo plane
Burma--killed in action
Purple Heart
Bronze Star
Air Medal with one oak leaf cluster
**********************************
Funeral services for Second Lieutenant Dale O Stine of Nappanee, son of Mr and Mrs Owen C Stine of Bremen, will be held Saturday afternoon, May 21, in the Bessinger and Giant Funeral chapel at two o'clock.
Lieut Stine was killed in action in Burma May 19, 1945. He served as a Combat Cargo Pilot in the United States Air Corps and was commissioned a second lieutenant August 4, 1944. He was awarded the Purple Heart and Air Medal with one oak leaf cluster.
Lieut Stine was born in Bremen February 18, 1922, and was twenty-three years old at the time of his death.
October 30, 1939, he was married to Miss Betty Bates.
Surviving relatives are his parents; three sons, Eddie Allen, Danny Lee, and Michael Dale Stine of Etna Green; his widow, who is now Mrs Max Kintzel of Etna Green; his grandparents, Mr and Mrs Edward Abbiehl and Mrs Willard Stine of Bremen; three sisters, Mrs Helen Matz and Mrs Luella Christman of Bremen and Mrs Daisy Mae Hollar of Etna Green; three brothers, Otho Stine of Bourbon, Owen J Stine and Lowell Stine of Bremen.
Friends may call at the funeral chapel after three o'clock Friday afternoon. The services Saturday will be in charge of Otho B Place Post, No 191, of the American Legion, and burial will be in the Bremen cemetery.
Bremen Enquirer
19 May 1949
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