Milford chronicle., 1945-02-09

S Sgt Harry II. Porter is still
somewhere in Germany. where he
takes MISPLACE i'll the 9th Army.
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Levin W. Everett. of Harrington.
is stationed at Hutchinson, Kan
sas. in the L. S. Naval Air Station.
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Mrs. {. II. McFadden has re-
cCived word that her son. Pfc. Do
ran =. McFadden has arrived safe
ly in Belgium.
Private Ernest Postles of Phila-
delphia 4 H'nnsylvania, son of Mrs.
Lyde PoStles has been promoted to
Corporal and is somewhere in
Germany and reports 1eins well.
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Mrs. Maude DOdd of RehObOth
Beach. has received Il letter from
her son. Adolphus Powell. saying
that he is somewhere in France
and is well and doing fine. Mrs
DOdd also has two other sons in
the service. Ernest in training al
Camp Blanding. Florida, and FlOyC
at Fort Dix. y. j
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Private First Class Joseph +.
Bunting. 21 year old SON of MIR. anC
Mrs. Joseph Bunting of DaSsbOrO
has been promoted to corporal. \
graduate of John VI. Clayton HiSi
School. Corporal Bunting has serv
cd in tEh Army for two years, o
which l., months have been spen
in the European Theater.
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Lieut.. C0mdr. and Mrs. Henry II
Sipplc arrived Sunday morning It
spend the Weekend with his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. William V. Sip
pie. Staff Sgt William V. Sipplt
Jr. Joined them Monday night ant
they returned to their RESPECTIVE
St"tions at Portsmouth. \. H.. an,
Mitchell Field. Long Island. Tues
day afternoon.
SGT. William X. Cain. son Of Nh
and Mrs. William l.. Cain. of Ela-
rin&ton. is stationed at an Eight
Air Force Service Command sta
tion in England. where bits al
maintained and repaired. He work
in the stock control section of tn
supply division and has been i
the European theatre since May
1913.
Warrant officer Harry IlOpkin,
L. $. Army is spending Il 21-da
leave with his sister Mrs. Paulin
kuppy. at her home in Lebanon
He is on leave from the Nalle
Forge Hospital where he has bee
patient since being brought bac
from overseas. Al the eXpiratio
of his leave Mr.. Hopkins will /,
turn to Valley Forge.
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Promotion of Wendell A. Stu
art. of FELTON,. from second to tirs
lieutenant. was announced las
week hy the Panama Coast Arti
lery Command. He a battery of
Ger ON duty with Mai. Warland ]
Griffith, Jr.'s anti-aircraft gun ha
TALON He has served with IL
Coast Artillery forces in Panan
since October 80. 1871
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Cpl. John +. LeGates. son
Mrs Harley Locates, of Lewe
was recently awarded the Coo
Conduct Medal at a 18th Air Fore
base IN Italy He is a radi0ma
gunltt in d Liberator bomb
group. Cpl. LcGatcs entered Il
Air Force in July. 1913. and +
ceivCd his Army technical trai
ing at the Sioux Falls, S. d., /
dio school.
Pie Frederick DcGraW. tllc
dale was recently awarded I
Combat Infantry Badge for cXcl
plary conduct in action VIII
fighting with the Tooth Infant
division of the 1th Army in Franc
He has two other brothers in t
Army, Sergeant William Deer;
with the 2Dth Air Force in Saipt
and Pfc. Charles DeGraW who II
recently returned to South Caro-
ra after being wounded in italy
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T SGT Earl 7. Obier. Gree
wood pb OTTO technician with a h.
- Iiberator group. now wears t.
overseas service stripes as a VI
eran of II months with 18th
Force
Sergeant Ohicr arrived in 1t;
last january, Il member of
present Liberatn" group which W
then under the command of {
Robert +. l.. Eaton. Bellevillc.
The organization has flown me
than 1H0 missions in the past yt
and is now commanded by 1t. {
Leroy l.. StcfonOwicZ, WildrO
y. ID.
In addition To the two yell
service stripes. one for each
months overseas. Sergeant Oh
wears the Distinguished L
Badge with one cluster for
two presidential citations his 9r,
received.
His mother. Mrs. Gather
Ohier, resides at the Grccnw,
address,