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Note: N89 !31 Dec 1918: John Arthur Mauck born in Denver Colorado. State file number 14355K. Mother Bernadine Ann Dolan father Thompson G. Mauck.
!1937: He graduated from Arvada High School.
!1937: Attended Greeley State College.
!1938: Attended Parks Business College.
!1938-1943: He worked at Gates Rubber Co., Denver CO.
!27 Apr 1940: John A. Mauck and Cora Chinn of Arvada Colorado married in Goodland Kansas by J. R. Wonder at the Goodland Kansas Methodist Parsonage.
!27 Apr 1940: "The secret marriage of Miss Cora Chinn and John Mauck was announced this week by Mrs. Cora Burton of 368 Second Street, an aunt of the bride. The marriage took place on April 27, 1940, in Goodman, Kansas, and was performed by the Reverend J. R. Wonder of the Goodman Methodist church. Miss Chinn attended the Arvada schools and is a graduate of Arvada high school. For the past five years she has been employed by the Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co., in their local office. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Mauck of West Valley Avenue. He is a graduate of Arvada high school and later attended Greeley State College and the Parks Business school in Denver. At the present time he is employed by the Gates Rubber company in Denver. The couple are making their home at 733 East Ralston Road. From the Arvada Newspaper, Social Activities of Arvada, Edited by Charlene Riedel, Thursday, February 13, 1941.
!1940: After marriage lived at house on 633 Ralston Road. Address later changed to 6508 Ralston Road.
!10 May 1941: Funeral services were held at the Arvada Presbyterian church at 2 p. m. Monday, for Mrs. Cora Chinn Burton of 308 Third Street. Services were in charge of Reverend I. Brooks Laumann and burial was made in the Arvada cemetery. Cora Chinn was born to Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Chinn, August 20, 1864 at Muscatine, Iowa. She was 77 years old at the time of her death last Saturday. She was an early settler in Colorado, moving to Dumont 55 years ago. She owned and operated a restaurant in Idaho Springs and later in Arvada. Thirty five years ago she was united in marriage with Hiram S. Burton in Arvada. Mr. Burton preceded her in death by several years. She was a member of the Arvada Presbyterian church. the Relief Corps of the G. A. R. and A. C. A. club. Surviving are two brothers, tow sisters and several nephews and nieces, one of whom. Mrs. Cora Chinn Mauck, of Arvada, was named in her honor.
!1944-1945: He served in the US Army in WW II. Was sent to Camp Roberts near San Luis Obispo California for basic, then more training at Camp Chafee Arkansas, next to New York, and then to France. In France he was at Rouen for most of the time. Next went across Germany to Czechoslovakia. He was in the 16th Armored Division of the 3rd Army commanded by General Patton. Did not see combat.
!25 May 1944: John A. Mauck, Serial Number 37 364 203, PFC, Infantry, Component AUS, 16th Armored Division, Date of Separation 5 Nov 1945, Separation Center Ft. McArthur, CA; Permanent address Rt. 1, Box 108, Norco, CA; Date of birth 31 Dec 1918, place of birth Denver, CO; Eyes Blue, Hair Blond, 5' 8", 180 lbs, 4 dependents, white, married, US Citizen, V belt builder, 6-57-551, Induction 25 May 1944, Ft. Logan, CO; Home address 733 E. Ralston, Arvada, CO; Rifleman, Armored Unit 745; Combat Infantryman Badge; Bronze Star. Battles & Campaigns, Rhineland; Decorations: European African Middle Eastern Campaign Medal, Good Conduct Medal, Victory Medal; Wounds: None; European Theatre: arrived 19 Feb 1945; departed to US 30 Jul 1945, arrived 6 Aug 1945.
!1945-1974: He worked at Gates Rubber Co., Denver CO.
!1966: Moved to 6471 Marshall St. Arvada Colorado.
!21 Mar 1974: Arvada Detective named in Jeffco indictment. The Foreman of the grand Jury was John Mauck. Golden Transcript, Volume 107, Number 66, March 21, 1974. Colorado Historic Newspapers Collection, online.
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