Milford chronicle., 1944-11-10

T'5 Robert Shilling spent
twenty-four hour leave with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Shill-
ing over the weekend. He is at pre-
sent at Camp Meade, Maryland.
AT
Jack Savin. who is stationed at
n. A. Depot, Dover ~ j.. spent the
weekend with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Savin. Jack was re-
Gently promoted TO seaman first
class.
Ralph A Hanson + 1Ic, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hanson of
Harrington, has been assigned to
his new ship, the L. 5. s. Tolman
ID. NJ. He was a survivor OF the l.
S. S. Fiske d. +. that was sunk on
August End.
Corporal William J. Watson. son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Watson of
near Milford who has been station
ed at Mitchell Field, New York has
Been transferred TO- Seymour John
son Field, GoldsbOrO, North Carroll
ma with a Fighter Group.
a "
First Lieutenant Elmer +. Har-
rington, son of Mr.. and Mrs Ralph !
c. Harrington. of Harrington. re-
turned home on furlOugh after two
years of active service in New
Guinea and Australia. Elmer looks /
very good and seems to be in the
best of health. He is now waiting
for his new assignment from At
lantic City.
November l. 1871
Dear Sirs:-
wish to notify you in the change
of my address and would you please
send me the Milford Chronicle to
this address | want to thank you
very much for sending me the pa
per as l enjoy reading ii. 1t helps
me keep up on the home town news.
Sincerely yours.
Private James l.. Courtney
4 y
With a group recently commend
ed for outstanding performance III
the European theatre is Captain
Frank b. Donovan, nephew of Mrs.
Maude S. Abbott of Lincoln City.
AS IA member of heavy lombard
ment B-24 LiberatOr unit. based in
Italy, which has been cited for
sensatiOnally successful operation
against the railyards at Bucharest,
Romania. he is now entitled to
wear the Distinguished Unit Badge.
4 u
November ,. 1914
Dear Sirs:-
l have been receiving the Mil
ford Chronicle regularly and wish
to thank you for sending it to me.
l sure enjoy reading the old home
town news. 1t is just like letter
from home and a letter from home
is the best thing a soldier can get.
Thanks again.
l have a small change in my adj
dress which l wish to inform you :
about.
Yours truly,
Private Neils p. Jensen
4 y
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank E. Rothermel
of near town, have recently receiv-
ed word from their son, Corporal
Technician Fifth Glass Frank Ro-
thermel. He is now stationed in a
pool somewhere in =,
Belgium. They also have two other
sons, John Rothermel, Seaman lie,
who is stationed on the U. S. S. S-47
somewhere in the South
Pacific, and Private Herbert RO- !
thermel of the 413th Fighter Group
in the Army Air Forces, who has
Just recently been transferred from /,
Beach, Long Island, ..
N. Y, to Seymour Johnson Field, :
N. C. =,
&%
South Pacific Area :
November 5, 1914 ..
Dear Sir
l have been receiving the Chron- +,
icle and 1 want to thank you for !;
sending it to me. 1t sure helps to :
keep up the morale when you have !,
stayed away from home so long. =
Ny home town is Dagsboro and q
i've been in the service for %
months and overseas Is months, .
tut wasn't fortunate enough to get :,
furlough home. l will be at mail !"
all waiting for the next issue of
our paper. Keep them coming.