Three Sutton brothers serving in World War II
Mrs. L. F. Sutton of East Street reports three sons in the Army. Robert and Marion Sutton enlisted May 4, 1943, served at Camp Shelby and in California, with Robert later at Camp Beale. Richard, inducted July 1942, trained at Camp Forrest and Camp Claiborne, now with the 333rd Infantry, 84th Division in Italy. First Lt. Delmar O. Frye earns Combat Infantryman Badge in Italy. Bluejacket Eugene Graham Hudson trains at Great Lakes Navy Radio School in Ohio. Pfc. Eugene Jenkins, home on leave from Carlisle Army Post, served initially at Fort Eustis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F. Sutton
East Street
Army
Robert
Marion
Field Artillery
Camp Shelby
Miss
Robert L. Sutton
Camp Beal
Calif
Savanna Ordnance Supply School
Illinois
Winchester
Co. B. 1St
A. S
Camp Beale
Cpl
Marion L. Sutton
Louise Evans
Strasburg
S. Loudoun Street
Richard F. Sutton
Uly
Camp Forrest
Tenn
Blacksburg
Camp Claiborne
Co. K
333 Infantry
Fifth Army
Italy
Delmar O. Frye
Harriet Frye
North Greenwalt Avenue
36Th
Texas” Infantry Division
War Department
Graham Eugene Hudson
Mary F. Hudson
Boyce
Radio Naval Training School
Miami University
Oxford
Ohio
Navy
Eugene Jenkins
C. L. Jenkins
Rt. No. 3
Carlisle
Pfc
Jenkins
Fort Eustis
Infantry
Pfc Legge Wounds Not Serious Says Son in Letter
Mr and Mrs Clark Legge of 1719 National avenue received a letter from their son Pfc Donald E Legge reporting wounds from action on Saipan on June 25. He is in a Hawaii hospital and says the injuries are not serious and he expects to be out in a few days.
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Clark Legge
National Avenue
Pfc
Donald E. Legge
Saipan
Hawaii
Legge
Pvt Paul D Brown Wounded In France
Mrs Jessie Brown received word from the War Department that her husband Pvt Paul D Brown was wounded in action in France on July 10. He was inducted at Camp Lee Virginia August 2 1943 and trained at Camp Fanner Texas before going overseas in April. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Albert Brown of nexur White Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Brown
War Department
Pvt
Paul D. Brown
France
Aospital
England
Brown
Camp Lee
Camp Fanner
Texas
Pvt. Brown
Albert Brown
Nexur White Hall
Anderson Wills Are Recorded in Frederick Circuit Court
The last will of A. L. Anderson dated 1934 with 1939 and 1942 codicils is admitted to probate and recorded. Emma T. Anderson’s will dated 1940 with October 1942 codicil is also recorded. Executors Walter T. and Wilmer A. Anderson bonded for 35000. Appraisers named Grover Teets et al. Beneficiaries include sons Walter and Wilmer, granddaughter Elizabeth Carr Anderson, and a trust for grandchildren education.
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A. L. Anderson
Frederick Circuit Court
Emma T. Anderson
J. H. Jost
Lawrence C. Hollis
M. M. Lynch
J. H. Yost
Margaret Kelchner
3. S. Thomas
James P. Reardon
Walter T
Wilmer A. Anderson
Mr. Anderson
Grover Teets
B. F. Strother
Fred Ridgeway
Bruce Lodge
John Leight
Walter
Wilmer Anderson
Elizabeth Carr Anderson
Winchester Gun Club Adopts Stickley Memorial
The Winchester Gun Club passes a resolution honoring Claude B. Stickley who died Tuesday at Winchester Memorial Hospital. The memorial recognizes his twenty years of club membership and his role as a judge at Southern field trials. Arthur Seabright notes Stickley’s sportsmanlike conduct and devotion to outdoor sports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Gun Club
Claude B. Stickley
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Stickley
Arthur Seabright
South
Leaves From Notebook Of War Correspondent
War dispatch describes American troops in France during July. Doughboys find little romance as Normandy farm girls are practical and wary, wine scarce, cider rough, and German liquor risky yet recalled with humor. Soldiers seek flirty banter but face parental inspections and reality.
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Dad
France
Normandy
Johnny Doughboy
Papa
Mamma
Janet
War Department
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Buck Ryan
Fiddler
Mary and
Maud
Singing Sweethearts
Bill Bailey
Sonny Gilliam
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Peelthea
ST. LO
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International Soundphoto
Joe
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Irvington
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Yakima
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Virginia
Apple ‘Rage
Ice Companies
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White Post
Inwood
Wardensville
Stephens City
Middletown
Gore
Gainesboro
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Hayfield
Chambersville
Kernstown
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C. B. Smalts & Son
National Ave
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