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Th! lade Ip DELIMIT Morgan, WK1LKK.I’hila. *ESTATE'' HOOT I. Chest et L*'t ters Estate )\t MRUCd, vCl Ainu Oof : he lt;1 same, an decedentdelay, to 1100 Lin IV; Co.. HL’ESTO Exccutric HAVEN ! Chester. Estate o known the lie Letters estate hi PlUladelj to Phtl;u son* Ind quested having without Com pa m Phil .idoli DELPHI iMO HO A!REES KitOl.Ve SI. ESTATE ceased. Letters Hu late h dersi^mv 1 li k chUn Lite of the *M\hI he cl erei»h tic Inirlsc. Shn Co., fn., P. I. ART Chester, ESTATE tleceiiNtLetters Pis Lilt i! hlt;Ji*rslKnelt; having fEstate OS ? h ■ sam* the dcco on: cl el a; cutor. 1 henna.. 1 SMITH. Chester, ESTATEcierciist Letters above es unrierslg: hiVVlUR c estate of the ftann t he lt;tecelt;William Ponn Charier School and Dartmouth College.T/5 John J, Perrijjan, 30. son of Mrs. Annie Peirlgoii.' 1710, Mary slm't. this city, is temporarily, stationed at the Atlantic City. N. J.. redistribution ‘station. He served 31 hr months as rifleman in the Asiatic-Pacific theatre of operations and wears the Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Ribbon, the Good Conduct Medal and the American Defense Medal. Before entering the service. Perrigan was employed as a bellhop in the Hall Moon Hotel, Brooklyn, N: Y.Second Lieut. Car! F. Hamer. 25,(left* son of Mr. and Mrs. JohnHamer, Chester R. D. 1. serving withthe troops in the Philippines, was. on June 1, commissioned on the field, being advanced from the grade of Sergeant. Lieut, Hamer, who entered the service on Oct. 19. 1942. at Ft. Dix. N. J.. was assigned to the cavalry and received training at Camp Hale, Colo,, and Ft. Bliss, lex. He went overseas in the early part of 1943 and after serving with the troops in Australia was transferred to the Philippine area. He participated in the Admiralty Islands, Leyte. Luzon and Manila campaigns. A graduate of Nether Providence High School. Lieut, Hamer was employed by the Scott Paper Company prior to entering the service.Robert Myers, son of Mrs. Jennie Can tout, of thus city, a member of the famous 106th Iron Infantry1 Division, which stood like a fortress for many days against the might of the German panzers and volksgren-adters during the Ardennes counteroffensive. was recently promoted from private, first class to corporal.J. Frank Glatts, Jr., son Of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Glut Us, 18 East F.lbon road. Parks!de. has been transferred from the Atlantic Fleet destroyer escort on which he served for almost two years. At the expiration of his leave he will be reassigned to new duties. Olatts wears the American and the European-African-Middle Eastern theatre ribbons with two stars lor action against German submarines. He graduated from St, Robert's-St. James Catholic High School for Boys in 1941 and was employed at the Lester plant, of theWes ting house Company prior to enlistment. He has a brother, William J. Glalls. Aviation Machinist's Mate 3 'c, serving with the Navy.Pfe. Alovsius R. Berger, son of Mr.and Airs.’a. N. Berger. 208 Glen-olden avenue. Glenolden, arrived at the Army air field at Presque Isle, Me., on June IS, having down the North Atlantic Division’s famed Snowball route from Parts. Prance. He made the trip in a giant C-54 Sky master plane. Pfc. Berger served as a combat engineer for 33 mont-lis in Africa, taking part in campaigns in Sicily, Prance and Germany. He wears the ETO ribbon with eightCpl. Vincent Tancrcdi, 21. (right*son of Mr. and Mrs. Gaetano Tan-credi, 1224 West Second street, this city, has received bis discharge from the Army after serving 18 months overseas. He fought in North Africa, Italy and Germany, and holds the Purple Heart and Silver Star. Suffering from trench* feet. Cpl. Tancredi was sent- back to the States for treat me. t, at Camp Burner Hospital, in North Carolina. Before entering the Army he was employed by the Harbison-Walker Refractories Company.lt;Robert Hanna. SM 2/e USNR, Heftl son of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Hanna, formerly of this city, now residing in Oak Lane. Pa., has re-With Our Service MenHaving alieadv published thousand! tile cures of Count' Service Men. the Chester Time* emphasizes Its desire to receive a photo ol every local man in the armed services. Also desired are Items about their promotions and Interesting facts which do not cuniUct with the censorship designed to protect our soldiers sailors and marines, A Urge marjorltv of DelawareCounty photographers are co-operating bv furnishing pr tion to the Chester TimesJority o •lnt$ and in forma**It is especially important tn have * cood portrait photograph In order to liar* satisfactoryreproduction*.fcSTAfS' decease ledge, [n't ters Estate in IMilladeit sons inch quested ha?lug c without Cornua iiy
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Chester Times
Chester, Pennsylvania, US
Fri, Jul 06, 1945
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