Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1943-04-15


LIST, covered the entire subject more
fully, we feel that his Mothers
wishes were fully carried out.
Thank you Mrs. Grier for keeping
informed of your sons
movements. Whenever you have
news of either Ronnie or Bernie,
Wen be most pleased to have you
pass it along for our readers.
Clayton, Delaware
Dear Dribbles:
1 am sending you my sons ad-
dress since he has left his former
station for still another one in the
same general area. His address is
as follows: Cpl. Vaughn S. Griffin,
A. S. N. 32071685, Bly,. A, 428th
C. A, APO. No. GA, Post
master, San Francisco, California.
1 thank you,
Mrs. Ethel E. Griffin
Thank you very much Mrs. Crit
fin for sending us Vaughn's address.
We appreciate very much the man.
ner in which you have continued to
keep this column informed as to
where your sons are stationed. We
trust that you will keep up this fine
work and notify us every time
either James or aVughn are moved
from their present addresses. You
will find Vaughn's change of ad-
dress in the Honor Roll this week.
Kenton, Delaware
Editor of Dribbles
Smyrna, Delaware
Dear Sir:
We were very glad to learn that
the Service Flag for Kenton had
been taken care of, and hope that
it will soon be flying in our town.
honoring the Boys In The Service;
thanks to the good work of the
Kenton Town Board.
am enclosing some new address
es for you which are as follows;
Pfc. Harry R. Taskne, A. S. N
12O14OSS, Station Complement M
P. O., A. P. o. No. 954, C Post
master, San Francisco, California
PIT. Taskner entered the Service
March 18th, 19441. He was the
first man to enlist from our COM
munity. Upon reporting for duty
Pfc. Taskner was sent to Fort
Slocum, New York. He was next
shipped out to Fort Kamehamela
Hawaii, where he is now stationed
as far as we know. Harry r
Taskner was better known to his
friends in this area as Bobby"
The next on my list is LIST Sgt
Fred Dawson, Company K, 317tf
Infantry, Camp Forrest, Tenn, A
P. o. No. 80. He was indicted into
Service March 18th, 1941. Previ
Gus to entering the Army, Sgt.Daw.
son acted as manager for the Brey-
|ers Creamery located at Milling.
ton, Maryland. He held this posi-
ton for eleven years. During the
time Sergeant Dawson lived in this
vicinity, he made his home with his
grandmother, Mrs. Emily A. Daw.
son.
Included with the names LISTED
above, 1 am sending you two add
tional names to be listed in YOU
column. They are as follows: Spl
Edgar Woodall Faulkner, Tty. I
Bird Bn., 505th C. A. A. A, APO
No. 507, C Postmaster, New York
City, New York, and Pfc. James M
Bishop, Jr., Medical Detachment
304th Infantry, APO. No. 76, Fort
George G. Meade, Maryland.
Nice going Franklin. Dribbles
appreciates very much the good
work you are now doing, for both
this column, and Our Boys In The
Service. Yes, young man, it is a
mighty fine bit of work that the
Kenton Town Board is doing in ar
ranging to fly a Service Flag fol-
their town. You can always count
on Kenton folks to do their bit for
any worthy project that comes up.
One thing quite sure, the Boys who
will be represented by this new
Service Flag, certainly will feel
good about this tribute being paid
them. Thank you Franklin for
sending in the names, and case his
tories of Service folk, whenever you
have the opportunity to secure
them. You can always count or
Dribbles publishing your reports
just as soon as column space be-
comes available.