Sterling Gazette

July 8, 1944

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Marion Gaskill, who left for Army service with the Co. M infantry company and who has been overseas 22 months is covelescing from a back injury which kept him confined tohospitals for 100 days. He is now in the Letterman Hopital at San Francisco, and expects to be dissmissed soon for a furlowugh which will be spent at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.Harry Gaskill, 1210 First Avenue, Sterling, IL.