Milford chronicle., 1944-09-29

Sergeant T. r. Williams, u. S
Army, spent a part of this weel
with his mother, Mrs. Elmer T
Williams. b-ii:r,
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Private Myron Warren spent this
weekend with his parents, Mr., ant
Mrs. Ray Warren. Myron is sta
toned in Washington, d. C.
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Word has been received by his
relatives in Milton that Staff Ser
geant Richard Hudson has arrived
safely somewhere in Sardinia.
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Carlton ]. Fisher, E. M. SIC. is
visiting relatives and friends in
town this week before being trans
ferred to new base in California.
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Sergeant William Lester Morgan
has been transferred from Fort
Riley, Mechanical Cavalry School
in Kansas to Camp Campbell, Ky.
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Roy Nanlove reported for duty
in the Navy Monday at Philadel-
phia From there he will be sent
to a Navy base for his boot train
ing.
Captain Frank Mick. U. S. NJ. C.
r.. is now somewhere in Central
Pacific. His address is V. NJ. F.
224. CO Fleet Postoffice, San Fran
cisco, Cal.
Private Richard KINNEY reeurn-
ed to Camp Chaffee, Ark, Sunday
after spending his furlough with
his wife and parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse KINNEY.
Private Robert Baechler return
ed to Fort Monmouth, N. j., on
Monday of this week after spend
ing Today furlough with his mo- /
Their. Mrs. Robert E. Baynum.
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Private Tom FAix spent last
weekend with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. August FAX. Private /
FAX is in the Marines and is
studying at Princeton University.
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Pfc. Major Sockrider spent this
week-en din Milford with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Sockrid-
er, Pfc. Sockrider returned to
Camp Pickett Va: Sunday night,
Word has been received in Mil
ford that Thomas Zerbe. a former
director of music in Milford High
School, was wounded in action in
France on August 4, hospitalized
in England, where he is improv-
ing at the present time.
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Captain Myron E. Boone of the
Dental Corps at Camp Pendleton,
Va, has recently been transferred
to Valley Forge General Hospital
at Phoenixville, Pa. Mrs. Boone
and small daughter Linda are
spending some time in Milford with
Captain Boone's mother. Mrs. Jesse
Legar, and Mr.. Legar. before join
ing Captain Boone in Phoenixville.
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Cadet Midshipman Homer Lyons
Bryan has been spending a ten-day {
leave with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. !
Granville p Bryan of Lewes. Cadet
Midshipman Bryan has finished his
basic training and has just re- !
turned from six month sea duty.
He will now report to the United
States Merchant Marine Academy &
at Kings Point. Long Island. N. Y.
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Pfc. Charles E. Clemens, 80 years [
old, the son of Mr.. and Mrs. George I
Z. Clemens of near Milford, receiv- I
ed shrapnel wounds of arm in [
France. His son, Pfc. John Glenn
ems, is paratrooper in France. i
Charles is a former barber of Ber- {
wick, Pa. whose parents moved to I
to make their home with I
a daughter, Mrs. Richard Wilson. 6
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September II. 1914 a
Dear Editor: Y
wish to take this time to thank {
you and all involved for my copies a
of the Chronicle. l appreciate them t
very much and am sure the rest o
VI lllC UOgo w do 90 l. nave
been shipped to this new address h
for gunnery training on the B-24 o
Liberator. d
Give my regards to all of your "
employees and thank you again.
Sincerely yours. tt
Private J. A. Miller nj
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Somewhere in Italy h
Dear Sirs: h
l wish to take this opportunity
o thank the publishers and EN- m
Dloyees of the Milford Chronicle to
or sending me the home town hi
Jews. h,
have just received my first pa
Ter since l left the States. NJ
1t is nip and tuck to see who a
eads it first. myself, Peanut" Ell
our mail clerk; or First
lieutenant Jack Ellis, our execu-
i've officer. from Frankfort.
1t is thoroughly read and enjoyed b'
" all. W
Thanking you again, s.
Burt" Willis al