Milford chronicle., 1944-09-22

Private Leon Donovan, formerl,
of Camp Grant, ILL.,, is now at CAM
Beale, California.
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Remsen Barnard, u. S. N. of Nor.
folk was in town over the week
end with Mrs. Barnard and sor
Remmie.
Sergeant Richard c. Seely Of
Jefferson Barracks, Mo-, has been
spending a short furlough at his
parents home.
]. Weldon Dickerson, Seaman
lie of Glendale, recently returned
from overseas and is spending a
days with his wife.
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Pfc. Carl N. Short has returned
to Camp Pickett, Va, after spend
ing a Today furlougii with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Short.
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Seaman lie and Mrs. w. Paul
Fisher of Philadelphia spent last
week as the guests of Mrs. Jean
Fisher, and Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Fisher, Jr.
Fred Roe Harrington, F 2/c U.
S N. of Brooklyn spent a part of
the past week end here with Mrs.
Harrington. He is assigned to the
U. S. S. Aeger.
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Sergeant Theodore Townsend re-
turned to Camp Flora, Mississippi
on Tuesday after spending an eight |
day furlough with Mrs. Townsend |
and their small daughter, Cornelia /
Ann.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Tribbett
son, Leon Tribbett, Seaman 2ic,
saying he has been transferred to !
another U. S. Navy Hospital at
Fort Austus, Va.
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Petty Officer Second Glass Cliff
ton Mutchins. who has just return
ed from serving fourteen months in
the Pacific area is spending a 30
day furlough with his wife and
friends in Milton.
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Corporal Ralph w. Foskey has
returned to Camp Pinidale, Fresno,
California, after spending a 15-day
furlough with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hartsman. While home
Corporal Foskey was married to
Miss Dorothy NJ. Tribbett of this
town.
Corporal and Mrs. Nelson A.
Mosley of Yuma. Arizona, spent
the past two weeks with their fam
lilies. Corporal Mosley's father,
Andrew Mosley. passed away on
September IL. Sergeant Calvin l..
Mosley, another son of the de-
ceased. was unable to attend the
funeral. He is somewhere in Italy.
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Technical Sergeant Howard H.
Carey of Ocean View, having COM
pleted 80 missions over enemy Eu-
rope, is spending 21-day furlOugh
with friends and relatives here.
Sergeant Carey holds the Air Med
al with three oak leaf clusters, the !
Distinguished Flying Cross and the |
Citation with two {
clusters and the Good Conduct !
Medal. He will report to Lincoln, '
Neb., for re-assignment. {
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Dear Sir:
August 81, 1914
l have just received my first
Chronicle today and thanks a lot.
l sure do enjoy reading it and also I
the Service Slants. You don't know '
what it means to a guy out here in
the jungle to read of people back
home l have friend right near
me from Harbeson, and share
with him the paper together with !
lots of others. | will close by say
ing thanks lot and best wishes to
you all !
Yours truly.
Private Charles Wiley ,
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Somewhere in France !
September Is, 1914
MILFORD CniOnlcle a
Delaware
Dear Sirs:-Have been receiving '
The Chronicle quite regular until ,,
ny recent transfer to the Pacific .
Fleet. / enjoy the local news very
much for through your paper | can 4
keep in touch with many of my =
friends. Thanks very much for the !
copies I've received thus far, and
+ you care to continue to send me q
,our paper my address has been q
changed to Ralph Louis Price, A. Q
R. M. SIC, Bombing III, clio F. P. o.,
san Francisco, California. h
Sincerely yours,
r. l.. Price r.
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Lloyd A. Derickson, formerly of r
ocean View, now stationed at the I,