The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1944-09-21
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Mr.. and Mrs William Morning
star, east of town along the Little
Antietam, had a very agreeable
surprise on Saturday morning when
their son Charles arrived home I'M
expectedly on leave. He has been
stationed at Camp Polk, La, ever
since entering the Army in the
spring of 19943.
Mrs. Connie Martin Zeigler spent
the week end in Baltimore with her
husband, Vincent Zeigler, a seaman
in the Navy.
Milton Bloom. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. Bloom, recently spent a furlough
with his parents and his wife, who
resides in Smithsburg.
Up. n ~ JOiln II. heEI mas
returnedd to Great Lakes Naval
Station, following his visit to friends
and relatives in Maryland and
writes that ne has taken a test for
the rating Of Chief Petty Officer.
The results of the test, however,
will not be announced Immediately.
He has started instructing new
company.
Eugene Dusenberry, former Lei
tersburg boy. has been transferred
from Emmitsburg to the Great
Lakes Naval Station. He is a for
mer pupil of Petty Officer Kerr, be-
ing in his class when he taught
physical education at the Wood
land Way Junior High in Hagers-
town. Unfortunately Eugene just
missed getting in Kerr's company at
the Naval Station.
Charles Hurd, who is stationed at
Camp Peary, Va, spent the week
end with his wife and daughter.
Keller Hartle, Jr, who recently
spent furlough here with his wife
and PARENTS has returned to Ari-
zona where he is an instructor. He
has been in the Service three yaers
and served in the Pacific and in
Australia. He has recently been
given another promotion and is now
Lieutenant Commander.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Baker have
received letter from their son Da-
Vid, who is somewhere in England.
He writes that he is OK and getting
along fine.
Sgt. Keller Kline has returned to
Camp Lee, Va, after spending sew
eral days with his wife, Betty
Barnes Kline, and their small son.
Ronald Itnyre, who is stationed at
Camp Croft, S. c., arrived home on
Saturday night, to spend furlough
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Van
Itnyre, near Smithsburg, and his
wife, Victoria Bell Itnyre, who re-
sides at Ringgold.
Mr.. and Mrs Willis Huff returned
home on Sunday from their two
weeks vacation with friends in
Frederick. Their host and hostess
returned with them. Arriving home.
they found friend from Virginia,
their former home, awaiting their
arrival. He was on rs way to CHI
cago and came round this way to
visit them.
A stranger arrived in Leitersburg
at a. m. on Saturday morning and
knocked on various doors, explain
ing that he had just arrived from
the West and was trying to locate
his sister. Mrs. Bell Kline, whom
he had not seen for a number of
years. He was directed to the home
of Miss Mary Kline in the hope that
she could help him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Bell spent
Sunday afternoon at the home Of
Mr.. Bells parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
seph Bell, and Sunday evening they
were the dinner guests of Mrs. Bells
mother, Mrs. Beulah Mun1ma, at
Sharpsburg.
For the second year in succession,
Washington county schools are not
closing even half a day for the Ha-
gerstown Fair, much to the disap-
pointment of the school children.
Ways to add extra EGGS for fla
vor and richness are suggested in a
new folder, AWI-89, Just issued by