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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-02-07

Stimntoettel onoers aiparfiert als Die
Sbrigfeit es tpiinfdt itebt i'm ger-
oa6t eS miro ibn angeitri1en.
9ie @rtpdblten treten balo al1fam-
men lno nebmen eiren 8ei9luB Ser
anglieoerrng an, pretien ben groBen
5Ibrer Sta1tn 1tno bereiten bic &on-
fistation GROCER @itter Dor. =.
auBer 10000 &riegsgefangenen
tpur0en uneefdbr anoertbaIb Minionen
8olen gu @eeinn 6es Sabres 1910 pro-
gramnaBig abtransportiert - in ges
tpobnliden Sra6ttpagen nit atpei flei-
men 5enitern, etnem Sfen rtno einem
God i'm 8oben - 80 bis 40 eOpor.
tierte befinoen ft9 in einem iol6en
@agen. 0ie Ndnner tperben nod ben
@ruben ODER SolafduerGagern i'm
nodroliden Sibirien eeididt, Srauen
uno &inoer itn6 fir &ouefttpfarmen
uno 3iegeleien I'M iiioli6en Sell bon
&aaaflton beitimmt.
Die Reiie lit 1rtit6noIib uno bur6>
aus unbequem. Die 5ra9hpaeen iollen
tdgli6 geoffnet rrno eeliiftet tperoen,
oas miro aber oft unterlaiien - iie
iteben oft tagelang ouf einem Seiten-
ge1eiie, unb tpenn iie ge0ffnet 4ueroen,
miiiien in Der &egel 2ei6en beIeitigt
'tDeroen, 3. +. iene, bic elenoi9li6 aus
S6tpG6e, Durit ooer infolge Der @Glte
5ugrunoe gingen. -.
Die &egierung bebanoelt Die &uifen
ni6t beiier tpte oie ,,Neuangeglieoer-
ten, be5tp. bic BoIen.
Meit Der 8eboui1ng uno @rnabrung
itebt es i6le6t aus. Die 9fationen 1ino
fnapp bemeiien, uno Der i6par5e
Marft, oft unter 2eit,tng Der Sberbon-
gen, blitbt uno foriert. 8ie oas Bolf
ausgebeutet miro, i6iloert Der Ser
fofler: Cine ruiiii6e &riegsarbeiterin
erbdlt ca. $40 Die @ohe. SdAnars-
tnarftpretle, Die ben 8olfe aufge>
5tpungen tper6en: Gin Dusen6 @ier,
$3.50; 8rot, $6.67 pro @funo;
Sdaffleifd, $11.34 oas 8funo, Gut
ferrii6en, 80 Gents pro 8funo; So
mig, SIS pro 8fun0; @artoffeln, $1O5
6as 8funo; MiId, $2.65 6os Quart.
@s bletbt ab3utparten, tpel6en @in=
6rud oas @u6 auf unier 8olf mo-
6en tpiro.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-02-07
0QS tuterllQtiOltale
Jladtltngslager bet
st. Ontario, q. ..
(Office Of @ar sssnforn1ationl

(Sffice Of gSar Snforntation)
Sonrmerfriibler in Dstpego, oie Elm
Sari nebmen Inn mad Sort Ontario
btnausaufabre1t, un6 cine Menge Gis.
creme fiir Die Climber Der fiir5Ii6 bort
eitgetroffenen Gliihtlinse 1l1itnebmen;
Die 8eD0Herung bon Ssnego, Die su
ben Shorten Der Sein,ftatt fon1nlt, Die
emit Elm CAMP oes arneritaniiben See-
res apar ltno ben 5libtlingen gebraub-
te &leibungsfiide lno anoere Dinge
anbietet; Die Sriieure, Sdubmaher
,ln6 5dneioer 6er 5taot, oie freimiI.
Zig fir Die berarmten Gliihtlinge ibre
Dienite anbieten alIes bieg iit to-
.piid fit ben @eiit Der Heinen staot
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-02-07
@ittDOdl, ben I. Js6rnar 1916

fibrt ieiner1 Iongen Ranpf fir eli
lfreies itno 6entofratiiebes StaIien I'M
ermiioli6 fort ilno 6arf tpobI oIs ser
nnerf6rodenite unb eifrigite &dnapfer
fir fein unglldlides 8aterIa11o beseid.
net tDerben.
9ieier politiife &dmpfer Der IN ben
Sabren ieiner gerbnnnnna cine Iange
Geibe Don 8ii6ern Il. lngeadblte auf-
faBe in 3ettungen uno 3eiti6riften
ber6ffentlt6t bat, bot iebt Elm Bud
erf6einen laifen, oern er ben 9itel
,1Dos 1pabre 2eben" gegeben bat. ss51
ibm entbiint ft6 bas @eitdt oes Brie.
tiers, aus ibm babe i6 gelernt, tpie
oieier Mann es fertig gebrabt Dot, it
ieiner al1fregenben uno aufreibenben
politiiden Arbeit itets Der Briefer
@ottes alt bleiben. Gin ein5iger Sas
oieies 8udes geniiet, Inn bas sc.
beintnis oes 2ebens uno @irfens oie.
ies tpabrbaft prtelterliben Bolttifers
81 erfldren ,no beriteben gu MAIDEN.
Ct la,tet: ,jDas tpabre 2eben lit 2iebe
= natiirli6e un6 iibernatiirli9e,
meuidlide un6 e0ttli6e, auf @roen
unb i'm Simn1el.'
2iebe lift In Der Sat 6as 2ebensprin.
5ip oieies erfaunli6en 8olitiferS. Sic.
be au ieinem @olf, 2iebe 5u ben Nr-
men nnb Sdtpa6en, 2iebe au feiner
@ir6e un6 5u feinem 8ott, 2iebe aur
@ere6ttgteit, 5ur Sreibeit uno srarn
Srieoen. 8eiI er aus oieier 2iebe lebt,
6oroum bat er ME mad Stellung uno
@bren eeitrebt. @r bat als Siibrer lei.
ner Bartei ME eiten 8arlomentsfs
erftrebt, bat i,1trner bi11ter anoeren su.
riidgeitanoen ltno feline @ufgabe oar.
in erblidt, oie anoeren an5ufeuern, 5u
ernutigen ,auf Dem ridtigen 8ege
tpeiter5utreiben.
go tpeilt ct au9 iebt nod in nm
ierer Meitte, ipetl er glaubt, bier nod
tnebr fit feline Sein1at tl1n 5u f6nnen
ais i'm &reiie Der italientiden 5taats-
ttdnner atno Politifer, bic in bns &au1-
penlidt geriidt iinb. 0on Stur3o lit
mettes @ra6tens Der beoeutenofte l1to
lauterite 5taatsu1ann bes beutigeu
Staliens, aber er lit Elm 5taatsman11
obne @mbitionen, Elm 9olttifer - es
lingt falt paraoor - obne @brgei5.
gr lit eben inrmer 1tno iiberan audi
uno tpobl Dor allen 8rieiter, berufen
uno geialbt, 5u belfen, 5u belfen 1tro
nodmals 5u 6elfen. 3u bieier Gr-
fenntnis bat mir Die 2ettiire Der uabe.
5u mDitii6en ,tno i'm @runbe bod 10
unsemein praftiiden abbanoluus Don
Sturaos iiber bas ,,@abre 2eben"
oerbolfen uno fie bat mid beritebea
lafien, tpo Die @roBe,. bic 4raft unb
bas @ebeia1nis oieles betpunoernsmer.
ten prieterliden 8olittters Iiegt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-02-07
sOiujetrnklano's
tuabres 6efdjt
3. so. Sebenih

oas BEN &eoafteur ser gmporia Ga
5ette gum gerfaiier bat, ee3eigt. SSH"
liam 6. 8btte i6rieb ieinen 8eridt
iiber &uBlano io3uYagen an Srt un6
5teue, na6oen er GuBIano, tpie es
tit, eefeben, be5n beiudt bate.
8or ollem intereiiant iit @bite's
Sdiloerung Der 2onbnirti6aft unter
oem Regime Der 9foten. Die 6reunbe
&uBlanos berbreiteten cine S6rift
iiber Die &olleftibapirti6aft in HuB-
Lamb, Die 10 farbenreid, pbantoitil6
uno gigantii6 6argelteIlt miro, baB ie-
ne, bic alles fir bare Miin3e nebmen,
geneigt ftn0, Sa un6 4nen 5u iagen
uno ben &ommunismus 5u unter-
ibreiben. Ser ruiiiide @Iein6auer lit
nibt mebr oos unempfin6li9e, itumpf.
ftnnige uno boffnungsloie @el6opf BON
ebeoam - Der &ommunismus bat iib
ieiner erbarmt uno i'm ouf bic Beine
geftellt. So i6il0ern Die Sreunoe
&uBlanos Die @ntuidelung Der Dinee
uno bic geraoe5u benei0enstDerte Gage
Ser Bauern unter Der &olleftin1pirt>
19aft.
gSbtte enttpirft elm gan5 nroeres
9ilo. Ster Elm fur3er 9us5ug.
8ir flosen iiber Die eroBe, trodene
So1pietrepublif &a5atiton. Inter uns
lagen Die ben 4olletttpfarmen, ouf Die
man in ben Sebren 1889 uno 1910
Sunoerttaltfenoe bon Sanilien Ser
Weittelflaiie aus BEN baltil6en 5taa-
ten, Bolen ungefGbr Inn Die 3eit ge=
iett batte, oa &uBlanb ibr &eimatlono
anneftierte. Tim 81 oerlteben, tpie es
fam, Dab groBe Webrbeiten fir Den
slnidlub iitnrmten> muB man tpifien,
4pas man unter Ser So3iaIhterung uno
umItellung, tuie iie bon Der fou1muni-
itii6en Hartei ousgefiibrt tpiro, ber-
eitbt.
Die &ommuntiten tpiiien, ooB biele
Berionen it9 in neuen beiesten sc.
6teten, Dem Sotpietipitem ni6t anpaI>
len f0nnen. @m i9tpiertgIten 1T Die
&npaiirng bel ioIden 9erionen, Die
Unite Der alten 9egierung erfolgrei9
tparen. auf oer idmar3en 2iite Der
Guiien iteben Die 9eamen 6erer, Die
offentli6e Menter befleioeten, inn
Dienite Der &eeierung itonben, our
9oli5ei eeborten ODER 8roBgrunobe.
1tser ODER Jabrifanten tparen. 9ie
geamen bon Siibrern Der Mrbeiteree-
perfidaften iteden berbor. Nne bieie
Seute tperoen prompt arrettert uno
oeporttert; na6 uno nad fommen Die
4lelnbeamten an Die Heibe. @s ge.
16tebt oies o5ne SOB, oas @ri6ieBen
BON SerIonen balt man fir beri9tpen~
oertib, lie iinb 81 tpertpon un6 apers
ben in Der &egel auf 5ebn Sabre in
elm rufiii6es slrbeiterlager gei6idt.
Damn miro cine BabI oorbereitet. Die
@eener itno beiettigt l,no Die &omm1-
niiten treten in 4ftion. gtur Elm fom-
muniitii6er &onoi6at lit fir iebes at
beiebenbe @mt a1tf Dem Stimm3ettel
ner5ei9net. 0ur6 Baraoen un6 Heoen
iu9t man ale Stimmgeber 3um Stim-
men 5u betpegen - tper 1ti9t 1tirnmt,
piro ols @eener uno Geino oes neuen
Staates be5eibnet. Ser Stimmgeber
erbalt einen Stimm5etteI uno es tpirb
ibm geiagt, 6aB er binter bic @arotne
Der 8uoe treten r,no fir irseno etnen
8anoioaten ittmmen tann. Daoor bitten
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-02-07

|f66fe liitb einfahe @ei5tlide baben iicb
oft IN Der groBen iir1o fleinen 9oIitif
Deriu6t ltlto itid5t ieIten ibren 2nnf
|tpeientlid 6eeinflnBt. go aablrei6 t1l-
oes audi politiide 8riefter getpeien
itno, bic Sbar prieiterliber golitifer
lit 81 allen 3eiten re6t fIein getpeien.
Sd bin bur6aus ni6t Der Weeinltttg,
ouB 8olitif BEN @barafter beroirbt ,ba-
be bielmebr gefltnoen, oaB 8olitif redt
oft our6 fbIedte @baraftere perborben
miro. Iber troboem beritebe i6, bob
gar manhe beionbere H. gliidli6e l1r1-
itunoe 5uiaumentreffen 11iiiien, Inn Die
aufgaben bes Brteiters 1tno bie So
tigfeit bes Bolitifers ftd TN elmer do
ratfertitii6en 8erionli6feit peridmel-
5en 1aHen. -
8eil ib cine 6ieier feltenen Ber-
ionlidfeit femme uno ibdte, min i6
Elm 8ud ertuGbnen, bas mid fonit
foum ionoer1id an5ieben 11no inter.
eiiieren tpiiroe. Cine ,So5iologie oes
decentralization" liegt nt6t eana in
meiner 2inie, nber tpenn oies 8ub
Don 2uigi St1r5o gum 8erfaiier bat,
ift meine AufmerHfamfeit elei6 ge+
tpedt uro In Der Eatglaube i6 IN ibm
ben S9hiieI au Dem politii9en 8b1-
nonten gef1noen gu baben, oas oieier
Don 5tur5o In unierer 3eit 5tpeifellos
BARTLETT.
Sd femme Son 5tur5o felt pielen
SSabren, aus Der 3eit fur5 na9 Dem
erlten 8elttriege, urter anoerem bin
i9 ibm au9 auf Der @enueier &onfe-
reno i'm Sabre 1921 begegnet. So.
mails begann Don Stur5os raider ,m6
teller politiiber slufitiee ,als er in
ieinem italieniiden Baterlono inmitten
GROCER politii6er uno io3ialer unra-
ben Die eritaunltd idnea arnpadienoe
8olfsportei, Ole 8opolari, griinoete
uno fitbrte. st tpedte Die polttti6en
&rafte .oes fatbolii6en ssstaliens, Die
SSSabr5ebnte binbur6 banf Dem Soon er=
peoit oes neunten Bius bra9 gelegen
6atten. 8ie erinnerli6 iein oiir fte, bat
Bapit Sius Der geeunte nod Der @r-
oberune bon &om 6ur6 oas Saus
5aooDen oen &atbolifen bes geetnten
SSta1ien bic polittI9e S0roerung bes
neuen Staotes unteriaet, Inn auf Die
fem 8ege gegen bic Dem Bopit 5uge-
fiigte @etpalt al proteItieren.
Son Sturao aber bate erfannt, 6aB
i'm 3eitalter Der 8arlanente unb oes
aageaneinen 8ablre6ts Die &e6te bes
@in3elnen uno au1 Der Stride in Staat
uno @eieni6aft nit @rfolg nur ae-
tpabrt tperoen f0nnen, tpenn bic poli-
tii6e Ma6t, oie in Die Sdnbe Der
Staatsbiirger gelegt miro, a,lb aus
geiibt miro. Die Mafien oes fatboli-
i6en Staliens baben bas piel ibneller
erfaBt unb Dertreten als eetptiie fon-
ierbatibe tirblide &retie, uno oie Soft
nune mar our6aus bere6tigt, oaB Die.
ie politileb organiiierten Maiiew Sta.
lie naus ieiner Nabfrieesnot unb 1ei-
men beftigen @ridiitterungen berars-
fiibren 11nb retten tonnten. Qber me-
Der Der &onig nod feline Natgeber nod
Die romii6e &urie baben redt3eitig er-
fannt, oaB oieier ebenio eifriee ipie be-
ideioene Don Sturao in @abrbeit bic
ein5ige @lternatiDe au Dem NIT auf-
geblaienen gatbos fi6 norordngenoea
@uffoIini aepeIen 1T.
The Valley settler., 1945-05-18
Dorothy M. Bell,
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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-07-26

It's pretty hard right now to fore
cast exactly what quality of grain
will be available next fall and winter.
So, if you can get an additional ton
of hay per cow put away, you may
save yourself some worry and some
extra cost, too, next winter.
Most of the hay l saw in recent
weeks looked pretty good and indi-
cations seem to point to fairly
sizeable crop, at least where I've
been travelling. hope you can take
advantage of good yields and get a
big supply on hand.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-07-26

NE mower the merrier," said
l. the dairynantA as Ae" started
clipping his pastures. Nov the
weeds, udderwise your milk pailmay
prove to be udderly empty. (After
reading that over the idea is offered
that maybe what Uncle Bob needs
is a good long rest.
The sound of the mower in
your pastures about this time of
year is music to your cows, sure
enough. Raeweed, goldenrOd,
thistles, burdock, dog fennel,
bitterweed and other pests are
now ripe for another clipping.
Clipping pastures at the right time
not only keeps weeds from seed
ing and therefore spreading, but
actually increases the food value to
the COWS. Tests showed about a
so per cent increase in the amount
of forage when a pasture was clipped.
Grass gets healthier growth
when weeds are kept down. If you
let weeds 60 you may have to get
a posse out to find your cows about
this time next year.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-07-26

Here's a good idea which comes
from a squirrel: it buries nuts, for
winter food supply, and you can
bury" some silage for your cows
winter food supply.
This is a good time to check your
silo, make sure it is sound. And it's
a good time also to make space for
an additional supply of silage.
Ifyou are not building another
silo, there are quite a few types
of temporary silos which will
hold the extra cow feed you
may need next winter.
Trench, box-type, native Lumber,
slat fence, baled straw and other such
temporary structures give very sat-
isfactory results. Remember, if you
use one of these, be sure that it is
built so as to prevent air from
getting into the silage and to keep
the right amount of moisture in.
For help on this point and for in
structions on how to build this addi-
tional storage space l suggest you
write for Circular 346, Temporary
Silos," and Circular 369, Native
Lumber Silos," Extension Service,
University of Missouri, Columbia,
Mo-, and for Extension Circular
122, Mississippi State College, State
College, Miss
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-07-26

T-5 Foster A. Phillips, 20, We
teran of 80 months service as a
driver in the European Theater of
Operations arrived at the Pre-
sque Isle Army Air Field, Pressure
Isle, Maine, last week on an air
Transport Command plane. T-5
Phillips stated that he had a
livery pleasant trip" He is the
husband of Mrs. Edith Phillips,
of Othello.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-07-26

Pfc. Burl w. Hartzog and Pvt.
Earl HartzOg, twin sons of Mrs.
Sallie V. Hartzog and the late
John V. Hartzog, of Idlewild, are
now in Germany, although they
have not seen each other since
last July. Burl is in the Sixth
Armored Division of the Third
Army and Earl is in the Eighth
Armored Division in the Ninth
Army. Each writes that he is
getting along all right.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-07-26

Sgt. Roy McComer; and Mrs.
McComer have returned to Balti-
more, Md, after visiting rela-
tives at Smethport. He has been
overseas for over two years and
only recently returned to the
States.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-07-26

Pfc. William E. Burchett,
son of Mr.. Everett Burchett
and the late Mrs. Burchett, of
Elkin, formerly of this county,
is now stationed i'm the Phil
ippine Islands with the Air
Corps. He has been i'm serv-
ice Is months and overseas ten
months,
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-07-26

Clarence Robinson, who has
served sometime in the armed
forces overseas, was recently dis
charged through the point sys-
tenn, land is spending sometime at
the home of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arlie Robinson. He made an
excellent record in the army.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-07-26

Pfc. Russell Give Crawford,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Craw-
ford, is stationed at Camp John
T. knight, Oakland, Calf. He is
spending his furlough at his home
at ObidS-
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-07-26

How to get more milk and lower
cost of production by 1enethen-
ing the grazing season is the
main subject for discussion in
the July August craftsman,
published for Kraft patrons.
You surely won't want to miss
the articles on fall and spring
grazing pastures. If you are not
Getting the craftsman regular
Iv, write Uncle Bob at 500 Pesh-
tigo, Chicago 90, ILL.,, and I'll
mail you a copy.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-07-26

Tough with his parents. He entered
service in October 1912 and went
overseas in March 1914. He served
with the Third Army and was
wounded in France, in July 1914.
After staying in a hospital in
England for six months ne re-
turned to his old outfit in Ger
many. He wears the E. T. 0. rib
bon with four battle stars, the
Purple Heart and the Bronze
Star.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-07-26

Cpl. Jewel C. Hart has recently
been promoted to his present ra-
ting somewhere in the Philippine
Islands, where he is stationed
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-07-26

w. A. Johnson, Jr, arrived
home recently, after 2 and half
years in North Africa and Italy.
He was member of the ground
force of the AAF and is the son
of w. A. Johnson of Warrens-
vile.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-07-26

Thomas McNeill, the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. X. S. McNeill. Of
Othello, is a member of the
famous 83rd Infantry Division,
which fought over more than
200 miles of Germany in some
ten days, keeping up with the
best of American armOr and
fighting equipment.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-07-26

Fla, for the past fourteen months
His brother, Tommy Hardin, Wis
tied him recently. He is the son of
Mrs. Eula M. Johnson, of the West
Jefferson. !.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-07-26

Robert Trent Crawford, who
has been receiving treatment in
a hospital in Alabama for wounds
received in Germany in 1914, has
been given a medical discharge
and is now at home. He is the
SON of Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Craw-
ford.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-07-26

Cpl. John T. Woodruff, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. R. K. Woodruff,
arrived in the States from the
European Theater of Operations
recently and is spending fur
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-07-26

Valley, this week. Pfc. Roark has
returned from II months over
seas in France. He has been in
service for Is months.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-07-26

Target Houck, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clyde Houck, recently re-
ceived a medical discharge from
the armed services where he has
made fine record. He is now
employed by the Post Office de-
partment at Todd.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-07-26

Army, son of Mr.. and Mrs. G. E.
Howell, of Todd, is now some
where in France, from where he
writes that he is getting along
fine but expects to see some Japs
before getting home although he
hopes to get a furlough to visit
his wife in England before going
to the Pacific.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-07-26

Cpl. Fred HI. Hardin is now
spending a sixty-day furlough
at his home here, after being
liberated from a German pri-
son camp. After leaving here,
Cpl. Hardin will report at Mi
ami, Fla, for further reassign-
ment. He was a prisoner i'm
Germany for around 6 months.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-07-26

Patton Miller, Seaman Sec
Ond Class, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. M. Miller, entered service
April 1, 1914, and received
boot" training at Camp Pea
ry, Va, and is now on active
duty i'm the Pacific theater,
from where he writes that he
is getting along fine,
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-07-26

PFC. Paul Hart is now stationed
sin Little Rock, Ark, and writes
that he is getting along fine.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-07-26

Wade Dolinger, who has been
in the Pacific theater of war al
most three years, is at home to
stay, having been discharged
from the army this month. Both
are sons of Mr.. and Mrs. B. o.
Dolinger. -. 49,,
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Pvt. William C. Huffman. $

Pvt. William C. Huffman, son
"of MIR. and Mrs. w. D. Huffman,
~zof Nathan's Creek, spent the past
sian days at his home EN- route to
Camp Croft, S. c., from Camp
EsGAex, Ala, for advanced train
Iing
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-07-26

Jefferson, was wounded on
Okinawa Island, on May 81, but
writes that he is getting along
fine and will soon be. back on
duty. r-.t
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-07-26

Robert Francis, son of Mr.. Eli
Francis, of Crumpler, was among
those receiving diplomas as a
graduate radio man, second class,
of the U. S. Navy, at services held
recently at the Service Radio
Training Station at Gallups Is
land, Boston Harbor, Mass. He
has a brother, of the U. S. Army,
now overseas.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-07-26

ANGEL Dolinger, Sic, with the
U. S. Merchant Marines, is home
after several weeks at sea, having
just returned from Puerto RIGA.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-07-26

Pfc. Duffie ROark and Mrs.
Roark, of Elkton, Md. are visiting
Mrs. Roark's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Milton Osborne, of Greene
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-07-26

Pvt. James Bower WOOdie,
of the Parachute Division, of
the Army Air Corps, is now
somewhere i'm the Philippine
Islands. He has been i'm serv-
ice since July, 1914, and left
for overseas in April, 1915.
Pvt. WOOdie is the son of MIR.
and Mrs. Luther WOOdie.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-07-26

William HI. Hardin, seaman
First Class, of the U. S. Navy,
has been in service since March
1914. He is an airplane machinist
and has been stationed at Deland.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-07-26

James E. Hunter, P. o. &c, is
home on leave, after more than
year of service in Brazil.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-07-26

Cpl. Ashley Howell, of the
U. S. Army, now stationed in
New Guinea, writes that he is
getting along fine and expect to
be moving soon. He is the son of
Mrs. Kate Howell, of Todd.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-07-26

Pvt. Ballard G. Marsh, son o
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Marsh, of Yves
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-07-26

Pvt. Lee o. Miller, U. S. M. c.,
son of Mrs. Mary A. Miller, of
Lansing, is now serving in the
South Pacific where he took part
in the operations on Guam, Two
lima, and Okinawa.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-07-26

Cpl. Powell Miller, of the Army
Air Corps, son of Mrs. Mary A.
Miller, of Lansing, is now serving
somewhere in the South Pacific,
and writes that he is getting
along fine and would love to see
his friends at home.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1945-07-26

Sgt. Ford Miller, of the Army,
youngest son of Mrs. Mary A.
Miller, of Lansing, was wounded
in Germany but is now back with
his company, and hopes to return
to the states soon.
Pvt. Charles Edwards, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Edwards, Of
West jefferson, and husband of
the former Miss Nina Hartzog,
of Idlewild, has notified them of
his safe arrival on Northern
Luzon and writes that he is getting
along fine. Pvt. Edwards is in the
Infantry.
Pvt. Ballard G. Marsh, son of
Mr. and Mrs p Marsh Of West