Personal Notes From The Charleston Gazette June 13 1944
Local social items list moves of residents and visitors including Mrs. C. E. Craddock and son William Craddock to Charleston for Citadel enrollment, Miss Anne Knight visiting mother, Lt. Payne in Washington, and multiple journeys to Boston Logan Ohio Indiana Virginia and Wytheville with families and acquaintances.
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Charleston Gazette
C. E. Craddock
Broad St
William Craddock
Charleston
S.C
Citadel
Anne Knight
Alexandria
H. W. Knight
Quarrier St. T
Henry E. Payne
Wood, Ra
Lt. Payne
Washington, D.C
Mathilde Norvell
Nancy Jane Eastwood
Harvey Farley
And
Landlady Had Willies in Memphis Rooming Tale
Memphis report notes a landlady recounts a baffling string of Willie names in a boarding house. She explains a roomer named Willie Mae Brown shares the home with a husband named Willie and another boarder named Willie, plus his son Willie, creating a perplexing naming coincidence.
Farewell Party for Pvt Robert A Drake at Kaylord
Mr and Mrs Richard Drake hosted a farewell party for their son Pvt Robert A Drake who has returned to Camp Lejeune NC Several guests attended including Edna Holbrook Betty June Holbrook Miola Farber Emma Jean Ferrell Pauline Thompson Reba Dickens Audrey Jime Stanley Louise Dick ens Lowell Robinson Katherine Collins Gertrude Wilson Leana Wilson Annie Runyon Edith Stewart Ethel Clere Martha Clere Kathleen Warner Irene Drake Lucille Drake Edward Damron Edward Ball F Hern Darold Lovejoy Harald Spencer Kendall Holbrook Carmel Stanley Gilbert Buzzard Nathaniel Parker John Stanley
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Richard Drake
Kaylord
Robert A. Drake
Camp Lejeune
N.C
Edna Holbrook
Betty June
Holbrook
Miola Farber
Emma_Jean Ferrell
Pauline Thompson
Reba Dickens
Audrey Jime Stanley
Louise Dickens
Lowell Robinson
Katherine Collins
Gertrude
Leana Willson
Annie Runyon
Edith Stewart
Ethel
Martha Clere
Kathleen Warner
Irene
Lucille Drake
Messrs
Edward Damron
Edward Ball
F. Hern
Darold Lovejoy
Harald Spencer
Kendall Holbrook
Carmel Stanley
Gilbert Buzzard
Nathaniel Parker
John Tanley
Paratrooper Uninjured In War Becomes Odd Casualty
Paratrooper Herbert Sather of Tacoma Washington, famed for Sicily Volturno and Normandy survivals, returns to England for treatment after a cow falls into his foxhole and pins him down. The incident marks the invasion era’s unusual casualty, with several names listed in the report.
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London
Herbert Sather
Tacoma
Wash
Sicily
Volturno
Normandy
England
Sather
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