Fresno Doctor Weds Ilse Drews in Navy Family Link
Dr C J Jantzen of Fresno California marries Ilse Drews a Denton native and former Lankenau College student. Ilse Drews attended Philadelphia school and now Mrs Jantzen resides with her husband and their 2 year old son Ronald while he serves as a Navy doctor after leaving County General Hospital Fresno.
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C. J. Jantzen
Fresno
California
Jantzen
Herman Drews
Denton
Ilse Drews
Lankenau College For Girls
Philadelphia
Doctor Jantzen
University of Pennsylvania
Navy
County General Hospital
Ronald
Induction of Pvt Preston T Anthony in Colorado
Pvt Preston T Anthony son of Mr and Mrs William H Anthony of Greensboro was inducted into the Army in July 1941. He was sent to Fort Meade then Sheppard Field Texas and later moved to Fort Logan Colorado where he is stationed. He is known as Chub by friends and praises Colorado scenery.
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Pvt
Preston T. Anthony
William H. .Anthony
Greensboro
Army
Ft. Meade
Sheppard Field
Texas
Fort Logan
Colorado
Preston
Chub
Harold Bell Now In Greece
Harold A Bell writes from Greece in November describing arrival, hotels, climate, mountains, sunsets like Utah and Colorado, and a wish for cigarettes. He mentions a Christmas box from Clyde and Neva, ice cream stores with American equipment, and pleasant weather in shirt sleeves while noting cold days. He also references relatives in Caroline county and Lt Thompson, son of Susie S Thompson of Hillsboro, who served since 1941 with an Army Construction battalion in the Pacific then stationed in New South Wales where he married a local woman.
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Utah
Colorado
Clyde
Neva
States
Harold A. Bell
Ing
Caroline County
Thompson
Susie S. Thompson
Hillsboro
Long Thompson
Pacific
New South Wales
Service Shorts: Adams on 21day leave from Army duty
1st Lieut Pauline E Adams NC Army daughter of Charles Adams and the late Mrs Adams of Greensboro Maryland spends a 21day leave with relatives in Caroline and Washington DC after nearly three years overseas in New Guinea and Australia. Her next assignment is a rest camp in North Carolina. 2nd Lt William E Thomson promoted to 1st lieutenant in the same notice.
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Pauline E. Adams
U. S. Army
Chas. Adams
Adams
Greensboro
Caroline
Washington, D. C
New Guinea
Australia
North Carolina
Denton Infantry Man Promoted in Italy
Private William T. Layton with the 85th Custer Division of the Fifth Army in Italy has been promoted to corporal. His wife Attlie Layton lives on Route 3 in Denton Maryland.
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Fifth Army
Italy
William T. Layton
Attlie Layton
Route 3
Denton
Maryland
85Th
Custer
Mark W. Clark
Greensboro church supper sparks Crusade for Christ talk
The Greensboro W S C S held its annual fellowship supper on December 14 with a large attendance and a piano solo by Albert Rinner plus duets by Bertha Miller and Alberta Porter. Speakers Mrs. J A Rood and Rev. R S Loss discussed The Crusade for Christ. Also announced was the December 2 1944 marriage of Kathleen Pinder to Corkran Hollingsworth. Births were recorded at Steward Hospital and Sgt Thus L Steward returned from Italy after 51 missions and received the Purple Heart.
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Albert Rinner
Bertha Miller
Alberta Porter
J. A. Rood
Easton
R.S. Loss
Hillsboro
Rood
Loss
Marley Pinder
Greensboro
Kathleen Pinder
Corkran Hollingsworth
Margaret Hollingsworth
Church Hill
R. W. Kirwan
Alex Seiler
Ingleside
Richard Henning
Easton Hospital
Nuttle Lumber & Coal Co
Denton
Steward Hospital
Nokomis council pledges seven new sisters
Wednesday evening seven new sisters were pledged to Nokomis Council. We heartily welcome them to our Order and Tepee. Mrs. Carlton Carter and son Edward and Mrs. Wallace Harper were Baltimore shoppers Thursday last. While there they visited with their daughters Misses Jane Harper and Elizabeth Carter.
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Nokomis Council
Carlton Carter
Edward
Wallace Harper
Baltimore
Jane Harper
Elizabeth Carter
Victor Bateman
Arthur Brumbaugh
Georgia Swann
Constance Taylor
Milford Hospital
L. W. Taylor Sr
Washington, D. C
L. W. Taylor
Connie
Betsy
Effa Plummer
Carlton Smith
Goldsboro
Lou Mitby
Steward
Kitty Callahan
Easton Hospital
Wrenda Monroe
Fred Monroe
Nelson Forney
Chestertown
Local Family News Notes From Easton Area
Mrs L W Taylor returns home after visiting her husband L W Taylor Jr Mo M3L lle. John Jarvis is back in Chester resting after a heart attack. Wrenda Monroe spends Sunday with her son Melvin in Baltimore. H T Langmaid and spouse visit Salisbury relatives Thursday. Ed Elkins improving slowly after illness. Card of thanks from Richard Henning for hospital memories and gifts.
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L. W. Taylor
L. W. Taylor Jr
John Jarvis
Chester
Wrenda Monroe
Melvin
Baltimore
H. T. Langmaid
Salisbury
Ed Elkins
Thanks for the tokens of kindness at Memorial Hospital
Miss Laura Draper expresses sincere thanks to many friends who sent messages, cards, and gifts while a patient at Memorial Hospital in Easton.
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Memorial Hospital
Easton
Richard Henning
Laura Draper
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William E. Thomson
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Jewepa Perrhshive
OQ. A. Nichols
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Goodyear
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Earl M. Crouse
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