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Roanoke Rapids Herald

Location

Roanoke Rapids, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1945

Page

5

Death of Enfield Resident Miss Kate Savage at 93

Miss Kate P Savage of Enfield age 93 died January 2 in Fayette. Funeral held January 3 at 10 AM in Branch Funeral Home Chapel Enfield with Rev Ross Ladle and Rev Benjamin T Brosie officiating. Burial at Scotland Neck Cemetery. Survived by nieces and nephews including Miss May Savage Mrs S B Alsop Mrs Ja Wood and Emmett Stevenson all of Enfield.

Enfield Kate P. Savage Fayette Branch Neral Ross ‘Ladle Baptist’ Church Benjamin T. Brosie Episcopal Church Scotland Eck Miss Savage Catherine Barfield Igecombe County Henry Avage Surry County Mayavage S. B. Alsop Ja Wood Emmett Stevenson

Roanoke Rapids Corporal Receives Bronze Star in World War II

Corporal Raleigh B. Sadler, 22, of 1938 Daniel Street, Roanoke Rapids, is awarded the Bronze Star Medal for heroic service with the 8th Infantry Division in Germany France. He repaired critical communication lines under heavy fire to enable artillery support for a morning attack. Prior to service he worked at Patterson Mill Company. wife Mary Gross, one child. son of Sam Sadler.

Germany Raleigh B. Sadler Daniel Street Roanoke Rapids France Peral Sadler Sadler Patterson Mill Company Mary Gross Corporal Sadler Sam Sadler

Pvt Everette Wins Citation for Combat Infantryman Badge

Pvt Everette with the Fifth Army in Italy receives the Combat Infantryman Badge after actual combat with the 338th Infantry Regiment of the 85th Custer Division under Lt Gen Gioian K Truscott Jr. The award honors proven fighting ability and features a silver rifle on a blue infantry wreath.

Fifth Army Italy Goldie J. Everette Cedar Street Roanoke Rapids 338Th 85Th Custer Gioian K. Truscott, Jr

Daughter Diesat 21 Months in this City

Sarah Diane Berry, 21 months, daughter of Mr and Mrs Reginald G Berry, died after a four week illness. Funeral services were held at Pugh's Chapel Sunday at 4 pm conducted by Rev Lester A Tilley. Burial followed in Cedarwood Cemetery. Survived by parents, a twin brother Dwightyne, maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs J W Boeckman of Norfolk, and paternal grandmother Mrs Lucy Berry.

Sarah Diane Berry Reginal G. Berry Pugh Lester A. Tilley Cedarwood Cemetery Reginald. Berry Dwightyne J. W. Boeckman Norfolk Lucy Berry

Sgt Hicks Hill Visits Relatives In Town

Sgt Hicks Hill is spending time visiting relatives in town, according to local staff notes and a brief report from the garrison.

Sgt. Hicks Hill

Campbell Drives A Command Car in Germany

Pfc. George T. Campbell of Weldon drives a command car for an advanced engineer company rebuilding two railroad bridges in Germany. The unit has faced strafing from German planes twice. Campbell notes they are the continent’s most advanced service of supply engineers, arriving in France shortly after D-Day to build bridges through France and Belgium into Germany under Advance Section, Communications Zone.

U. S France George T. Campbell Weldon Germany Campbell Belgium

Rites Held For Mrs Drew Infield

Mrs. Mollie Keeter Drew age 84 died at her home on McGwigan Street January 2 after declining health. Funeral services were held at her home January 3 and interment followed in the local cemetery. She was daughter of Samuel Keeter of Halifax County. She married Amariah Sparks in 1874 and M G Drew in 1891. Survivors include four grandchildren two sisters and twelve great grandchildren plus eight great great grandchildren. She was a longtime Methodist and active in the community while health allowed.

Clifton Sparks Kenbridge M. G. Drew J. H. Savage Enfield Sterling Sparks O. R. Williams Rocky Mount Amariah Sparks C. C. Wallace M. C. Brown Drew Methodist Church

Merritt Assigned to Fort Lewis Medical Training Section

Lieut. Troy C. Merritt of Roanoke Rapids arrived this week at Fort Lewis Washington Army Service Forces training center and was assigned to the Medical Training Section announced today by Brigadier General James E. Baylis commanding the Medical Section.

Troy C. Merritt Hamilton Street Roanoke Rapids Fort Lewis Wash Army Service Forces Training Center Bri James E. Baylis

Births at Roanoke Rapids Hospital Boston area families welcomed

The Roanoke Rapids Hospital reports newborns to numerous families including Jessie Pittand of Littleton with a boy born December 27 and James K. Allen born December 28. Additional births include Leon Lucas Halifax with a girl December 28 Blair Thompson city with twins December 29 W. N. Edwards Littleton a girl December 30 Zeb Grooms city a girl December 30 James EB Kidd Gaston a boy December 31 E A Wrighet city a girl January 1 GL Phillips Conway a boy January 1 Leroy Banty city a boy January 2 Capt A W Knott Pinehurst a boy January 2 and R M Oneal city with an infant.

Roanoke Rapids Hospital Jessie Pittand Littleton James K. Allen City Leon Lucas Halifax Blair Thompson W. N. Edwards Zeb Grooms James EB Kidd Gaston E. A. Wrighet GL. Phillips Conway Leroy Banty Capt A. W. Knott Pinehurst R. M. Oneal

New Position at Roanoke Rapids Hospital

Mrs Frances P Reuson has taken a bedside supervisor and assistant instructor post at Roanoke Rapids Hospital. She replaces Mrs Carlee Butler Jenkins who moves to an instructor of nurses role at the same hospital.

Frances P. Reuson Roanoke Rapids Hospital Carlee Butler Jenkins

Knott Births Son In Roanoke Rapids Hospital

Captain and Mrs A W Knott announce the birth of a son on January 2 at Roanoke Rapids Hospital Mrs Knott is formerly Miss Miriam Smith of this city.

A. W. Knott Pinehurst Roanoke Rapids Hospital Knott Miriam Smith

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ISS Savage GE Pvt Everette Johnny Langer Johnny Middlesex County N.J National Foundation Mrs. Drew Lieut. Merritt Panama Pearl Harbor Port Moresby Providence Coca-Cola Company Weldon Coca Cola Bottling Works
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