Record List Classified By Draft Board Wednesday, February 17th
On Motion, the following registrants were transferred from tentative 1-A and placed in class 1-A subject to call:
11,919A John Lihudis, S. C.
Source: Alton Democrat Feb. 26, 1943, p 8
The Hulstein relatives held a family gathering at the Raymond Hulstein home on Monday evening to bid farewell to two of their boys, Gerald Bosch and John Lihudis who are both leaving for the army on Thursday. Both of the boys were presented with a billfold.
Source: Sioux County Capital March 18, 1943, p 8
Draft Board Minutes
MINUTES OF THE SIOUX COUNTY LOCAL BOARD MEETING OF MARCH 17, 1943
Class 1-A (Subject to Call)
John Lihudis, Sioux Center
Source: Sioux Center News March 25, 1943, p 2
Pvt. John Lihudis, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Lihudis entered the service recently and is stationed at the following location: 76th Trn. Bn. 2nd Plt., 16th Reg. Co. D., Camp J. T. Robinson, Ark.
Source: Sioux Center News April 8, 1943, p 2
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Mulder and Mrs. George Lihudis left for Camp Robinson, Ark. early Saturday morning, where they will visit their sons, Pvt. James Mulder and Pvt. John Lihudis, who are both stationed there.
Source: Sioux County Index June 10, 1943, p 8
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Mulder, Mrs. Geo. Lihudis and Gt. James returned Tuesday night from Camp Robinson, Arkansas where they visited James E. Mulder and John Lihudis. Washouts all along the way caused considerable delay on their return trip. The boys are getting along fine, tho they find the damp heat of the climate a bit oppressive at times.
Source: Sioux Center News June 10, 1943, p 4
Change of Address
Pvt. John Lihudis
Regt. H. Q. Co., 318 Inf.
APO 80, c.o. Postmaster
Nashville, Tenn.
He has been moved from Camp Robinson, Ark.
Source: Sioux Center News July 8, 1943, p 8
Pvt. John Lihudis, who is now stationed at Camp Forrest, Tenn. has spent the past week in the army hospital but is now recuperating. Several Xrays were taken but they have not found the cause of his illness.
Source: Sioux Center News July 15, 1943, p 8
Pvt. John Lihudis is still in a hospital at Camp Forrest, Tenn. He is suffering with ulcers of the stomach.
Source: Sioux Center News July 29, 1943, p 8
Receives Honorable Discharge From The Army
Pvt. John Lihudis, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Lihudis, returned home from Camp Forrest, Tenn. on Thursday morning after having received an honorable discharge from army services due to having ulcers of the stomach. John was in the army for six months and spent the past six weeks in the army hospital.
Source: Sioux Center News Sept. 2, 1943, p 2
