South Yorkshire Times – Saturday 4 September 1943
Brother and Sister Serving
Pte. Kelita Hutley, R.A.M.C., of 23, Warren Road, Conisborough, has been in North Africa for the past four months although he only joined the Army in December last. He has been keenly interested in First Aid work since he was 16, and the Army put him to the job which he liked best of all when they put him in the Medical Corps. Since going out to Africa he has become attached to an Airborne Unit, but in his letters home he says nothing about his duties. From leaving school he was employed at the local Colliery, but had to leave that work for health reasons in June, 1942, and between then and joining the Army he was engaged in other war work, and spent many of his spare hours on duty at the First Aid Post.
His sister, Mrs. Mary Frayne, is also doing her bit with the A.T.S., where she has been for the past two years. They last saw each other about nine months ago.
