Norfolk City Virginia USGenWeb Archives Obituaries.....Curling, Heywood W., Jr. August 1943
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Richmond Times-Dispatch  August 12 & 21, 1943
NORFOLK MAN MISSING OFF COAST OF ENGLAND

NORFOLK, Aug. 12. — Second Lieutenant Heywood Warrent Curling, Jr., husband of 
Mrs. Agnes Curling, of 159 East Lorengo Ave., has been missing in action somewhere 
off the coast of England since July 29, according to word received by his wife 
from the War Department.
Lieutenant Curling is the son of H. W. Curling, Sr., and the late Mrs. H. W. 
Curling. His wife was formerly Miss Agnes Louise Coleman.

5 VIRGINIANS LISTED MISSING IN ACTION

The names of five Virginians were included in a list of 138 United States soldiers 
reported today by the War Department to be missing in action.
Three of these were reported missing in the European theater of war. They are:
Second Lieutenant Heywood W. Curling. Jr.; wife, Mrs. Agnes C. Curling, Norfolk. 
Staff Sergeant John L. Grubb; mother, Mrs. Josephine R. Grubb, Pulaski, and Staff 
Sergeant Jack K. Lewis; father, Artwin S. Lewis, Danville.
Two were missing in action in the Southwest Pacific area. They are: Private Walter 
C. Foster; mother, Mrs. Tillie Place, Winchester. Private Stokey Matney; mother, 
Mrs. Maudie Matney, Hurley.

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