The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1944-05-11
,orps and Stationed oversees.

corps ana StdtlOneu overseas.
! Pfc. Sylvan Lyon, an Air Corps
mechanic attached to the Ferrying
Group, is now in Africa, and his
parents have had several letters
from him since his arrival several
weeks ago.
Pfc. Harold W. Lyon, whose wife,
the former Miss Helen Miller, Of
Baltimore, is making her home with
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyon, has also arrived
at an overseas destination, accord
ing to cable received by his fam
lily last week Before sailing he
was stationed at St. Petersburg,
Fla.
Sgt. Joseph (BilD Middlekauff,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Middle
kauff, 100 South Potomac street, has
arrived in the South Pacific and is
now stationed somewhere in New
Guinea. In letter home, telling OF
his arrival. Bill said that out there
it was like camping out at home, the
only difference being, that at home
you could pack up and come home
whenever you felt like it, but out
there you can't.
Bill also said that he would like
to hear from his friends, so why not
drop him a line? Regulations do
not permit our publishing overseas
addresses, but his parents will be
glad to give it to you.
Seaman second class Lynford G.
Moser, son of Mrs. Julia Boutch-
yard, GA North Mulberry street,
who was recently home on furlough,
is now at pre-midshipmen's school
in New Jersey. After tour of du-
ty as sea for several months, Sea-
man Moser was appointed to a VIZ
Navy Training college, and for
awhile was stationed in San Pedro,
California His new address is:
Lynford c.. Moser, seaman &c,
USNR, USNR e-Midshipmen
School, 604 B-318-4, Asbury Park,
N. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Schroyer,
Smithsburg Route 2, have three sons
in the Service - Kenneth, Harold
and Charles-and all three are in
the infantry.
Cpl. Kenneth Schroyer, a veteran
of three years service, was in the
African theater of war for 10
months and was wounded in action.
Last June he was returned to the
United States and has since been
stationed at Camp Pickett, Virginia.
He has been home on furlough and
returned to his base last Thursday,
where he will be hospitalized for
awhile for further treatment. His
address is: 3306715, Anti-Tank c.,
31Oth Inf, APO 78, Camp Pickett,
Va.
| Sgt. Harold Schroyer, who COM
pleted years service last Deem
Der, was also home on furlough last
month. Harold, before joining up,
was employed by Potts & Callahan,
contractors, Washington, D. c. His
address is: 3345O943, Co. c, 394th
Inf, APO 449, Camp Make, Texas.
Pvt. Charles Schroyer, who en-
tered the Service last July, received
his basic training at Camp Croft, S.
c., from where he was transferred
to Fort Meade After a silence of
several weeks. his family received
letter from him. telling of his ar
rival in New Guinea. He said that
he enjoyed the trip across, was feel
ing fine and wanted to say hello
to his friends. We cannot publish
overseas addresses, but anyone
wishing to drop Charles line may
|, obtain the address from his parents
in Smithsburg, or from his sister,
Mrs. Mary Jenkins, whose phone
number is Hagerstown $500.
Stf. Sgt. E. Warren Smith, Jr.,
. whose wife, Mrs. Janet Smith, re-
sides at BIT View street, has been
overseas on the Anzio Beachhead for
the past six months. In letter
just received from him he reports
that he is now enjoying a we'll
earned rest in the hospital. Need
less to say he would like to hear
from friends. We are not allowed
to publish overseas addresses, but
those wishing to drop him line
! can get his new address by phoning
Mrs. Smith whose number is
1978-M. Sergeant Smith is the son
} of Mr.. and Mrs E. Warren Smith
ST., 1853 View street.
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