Chester County PA Archives News.....With Our Men and Women in Armed Forces of U.S. October 7, 1942
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Daily Local News October 7, 1942
John R. JOHNSON and Jas. Johnson, sons of Mrs. Regina JONES, 117 East Lancaster 
avenue, Downingtown, have enlisted in the service of the United States.  John 
enlisted in the Army, and is now located somewhere in England, while James 
enlisted in the Navy, and he is now stationed at Newport News.
Jack Taylor GIBSON, of 420 South Walnut street, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. 
Gibson, of South Matlack street, has enlisted in the United States Navy and 
will leave shortly for duty.
Albert S. FOREMAN, proprietor of the Grand Hotel, Coatesville, has been 
commissioned a Second Lieutenant and will leave on October 19th for a camp in 
Illinois.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin HOLSTON, 228 Magnolia street, West Chester, have received 
a letter from their son, Private Lawrence Leroy Holston, who is stationed in 
England.
Technical Corporal Earl M. DAVIS, of 394 Nields street, who is stationed at 
Camp Funston, Kansas, has arrived home on a ten-day furlough.  He reports that 
he likes army life, but that he is glad to be back in town and be with his 
family and many friends for a while.
Corporal Edward B. DEERY, son of Mr. and Mrs. George H. Deery, of Lincoln 
Manor, who has been stationed at the San Antonio Aviation Cadet Center, San 
Antonio, Texas, has been ordered to report to the Air Force Officer’s Candidate 
School, at Miami Beach, Fla.

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