Joseph Chenoweth (Joe) WHITEHOUSE

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WHITEHOUSE, Joseph Chenoweth

Service Number:	SX25992
Enlisted:	13 June 1942, Warradale, South Australia
Last Rank:	Bombardier
Last Unit:	Z Special Unit
Born:	Samarai, Papua, 29 April 1923
Home Town:	Norwood (SA), South Australia
Schooling:	Prince Alfred College
Occupation:	Medical Practitioner
Died:	Natural causes, Malvern, South Australia, 19 May 2014, aged 91 years
Cemetery:	Centennial Park Cemetery, South Australia
Memorials:	Keswick "M" and Z" Special Units Independent Companies & Commando Squadrons Memorial

World War 2 Service

13 Jun 1942:	Enlisted Private, SX25992, Warradale, South Australia
13 Jun 1942:	Enlisted Australian Military Forces (WW2) , Bombardier, SX25992, Z Special Unit
14 Jun 1942:	Involvement Private, SX25992
1 Nov 1945:	Discharged Bombardier, SX25992, Z Special Unit
1 Nov 1945:	Discharged Australian Military Forces (WW2) , Bombardier, SX25992, Z Special Unit

Dr Joseph Chenoweth Whitehouse

Vale Dr Joseph Chenoweth Whitehouse -
1970 Macquarie Island (Medical Officer - 12 months) and
1974 Mawson (Medical Officer - 4 months)
This communication is to advise other ANARE Club members of the passing of Dr Joe Whitehouse on 19/5/2014 at Resthaven Aged Care facility, Malvern, South Australia aged 91 years. Kind Regards,Beverley Keipert (nee Whitehouse)- notified via email 20/5/2014
http://anareclub.org/web/obits-tributes/obituaries-2014.php

Dr Joseph Chenoweth Whitehouse worked as General Practitioner at Hughes Clinic, Unley Rd., Unley, until retirement.

Biography contributed by Robert Kearney

1970 Macquarie Island (Medical Officer - 12 months) and 1974 Mawson (Medical Officer - 4 months)

Biography contributed by Daryl Jones

Son of Lieut. E and Mrs. L.M. WHITEHOUSE of Samarai, Papua. Educated at Prince Alfred College, Joseph followed all sport and was mainly interested in rowing where he was Captain of the Prince Alfred eight rowing crew for 1941 and won the head of river race. He was also fond of swimming. Residing at 19 Sydenham Road, Norwood, he joined the forces in January 1942 and trained at Warradale.

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