File:Robert Anthony Gelchion (1924-1966) as a prisoner of war reported on January 18, 1945 in the Greene County Examiner-Recorder.jpg

Prisoner of War. Mrs. Anna Gelchion of Greenville, recently received a letter from her son, Robert A. Gelchion, who is a prisoner of war in Germany. He wrote that he was well and that the Red Cross is doing a great deal for the prisoners, who receive packages each week from the organisation. In the December, 1944 issue of "Prisoners of War," there were pictures of Stalag 2-B, Germany, among them being Mrs. Gelchion's son.

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