Brothers in service and families note local veterans
The notice lists servicemen and family updates from Gore and Stephen son, including Pfc Morris R Whitacre stationed in Vietnam with the 101st Airborne Division, Pvt Leon Sisk at Fort Benning, and RM/3 Franklin Patrick Jenkins and Sp/4 John Michael Jenkins on leave or stationed in Europe and Colorado. It also mentions airman Jonathan G Hisghman on leave and Patrick C Regan returning from Gulf to Tonkin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vietnam
Morris R. Whitacre
Delbert Whitacre
Gore
Fort Bragg
N.C
Fort Polk
Co. D
Apo San Francisco
Calif
Leon Sisk
Mary Leatherman
Route 5
Fort Benning
Franklin Patrick Jenkins
USN
John Michael Jenkins
USA
Charles F. Jenkins
Stephenson
Franklin Jenkins
Mediterranean
John Jenkins
Fort Carson
Colo
5Th Inf
620Th Parts and Repair Co
Army
Jonathan G. Hisghman
Pauline D. Hanline
Underwood Lane
U.S. Naval Training Center
Great Lakes
Ill
Patuxent River
May Port
Fla
Saratoga
Young Highman
James Wood High School
Patrick C. Regan
Long Beach
Gulf
Tonkin
James Regan
Boyce
Home Coming Service Planned at Mt Pleasant Church
Plans for the Home Coming Service at Mt Pleasant Church on West Frederick Charge this Sunday include Sunday School at 10 and preaching at 11 led by Rev. Dave Agnew former pastor from Lacy Springs. A lunch and social hour follow at 2 with a musical program open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Pleasant
Mt. Pleasant Church
West Frederick
Dave Agnew
Lacy Springs
Charles Conard
Frank Coon
Carlisle
Edward L. Fishel
Lee Fishel
Fishel
Navy
Bainbridge, Md
Mammoth Cheese Gift to Jefferson Highlights Historic Offer
The 1,600 pound cheese sent to President Jefferson by Massachusetts admirers was accepted with a pledge to pay only 50 percent above market price. The gift remains one of the era’s most famous food offerings to the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Jefferson
Massachusetts
Vaccine shows 90 percent protection in Formosa tests
Washington officials report the experimental vaccine against measles like rash rabella showing 90 percent effectiveness in Formosa trials. Dr. J Thomas Grayston notes 3,269 boys treated gained strong protection. girls were not vaccinated to rely on natural immunity. Early 1970s expected for next epidemic as measles-like disease caused birth defects and miscarriages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Formosa
Mullally
National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases
University of Washington
J. Thomas Grayson
Grayston
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Robert A. Martin
Robert E. Martin
Fairview Ave
4Th Infantry Division
Larry A. Jones
Department of Mechanical and Techical Equipment
U.S. Army Engineer School
Fort Belvier
Grover Stevens
Route 1
Wardensville
W.va
National Fruit Products, Inc
Springfield
Charles M. Chapin
Thelma N. Snyder
Stephens City
Lorraine F. Cooney
Lake Hill Ave
Arlington
Mass
North Atlantic
Kernstown
John W. Miller
Winchester Memorial Hospital
David Lawson
Phillip Lewis
Lisa
Bert Emerson
Hannibal, Mo
Mattie Mee
Betty
Mildred Luttrell
Helen Richard
Richmond
Samuel E. Dick
Sunnyside
Mary Helen Massie
Mabel Perry
Mammoth
C&s
FDIC
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
America
Viet Nam
Johnson-Humphrey
Lawrence Lewis, Jr
Virginians
N. 9Th St
Winchester Evening Star
Tom
TOM Thumb Model Car Raceway
Valley Ave
Winchester
Oesse Virginians
Nixon Lawrence Lewis, Jr
B. Walton Turnbull
Martin & Woltz Inc