Letters From Monahans Subscribers Reach The Enterprise
Mr and Mrs J O Brunson of Monahans send a year's subscription with a note that readers in the old hometown are missed. They mention sending the paper to sons in foreign service Erie in India and Norman in England where he has stayed about thirty months without a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Brunson
Monahans
Ert
India
States
Norman
England
Appreciation for Kindness After Death in Bronte and San Angelo
A family thanks friends in Bronte San Angelo and elsewhere for kindness after the death of J B Glenn husband and father. They recall tender sympathy and ministry and invite continued visits, noting memories keep them from desolation. June 1941. They invite readers to return to Bronte and enjoy weekly visits of The Enterprise.
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San Angelo
Bronte
J. B. Glenn
Enterprise
Pvt Patsy Caudle Killed In Action On Leyte
Pvt James Patsy Caudle son of Buna Gibson of Dodgon Texas and grandson of Mrs M E Caudle was killed in action on Leyte. He served with Cavalry and trained at Fort Bliss before going overseas in 1943. Caudle born in Pauls Valley Oklahoma lived with his grandmother then. He spent two years in the South Pacific and Burma. Clytus Smith visited Dallas for a medical clinic. James Weaver Scott is home on Navy furlough.
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James
Patsy” Caudle
Buna Gibson
Dodgon
Texas
M. E
Leyte
Rouse
Bronte
Pfc
Caudle
Rt Bliss
Pvt
Pauls Valley
Oklahoma
South Pacific
Rouseh
Burma
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