The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-07

years OF service with am ord
nance repair company He en-
listed in the regular army iu Oc-
tobcr, 1910. Scrgt Mcdv.k is
stationed somewhere i'm the
South Pacific Island.
CARL j. GROIN has been pro-
NOTED from the -rade of private
10 that Of TechuIcian 5th grade
al the Engineer Unit Training
Center OF Camp Claiborne. Lou
iSiana. He is serving with the
788th Engineer Pctr. Dist Co.
PFC. JOHN LOHBSTORFER,
SON OF Mr. and Mrs Milton Lohr-
storfcr, 2144 Coleman avenue.
has returned TO his camp at
Camp Ham, California after
spending a day furlough with
his parents.
SERGT. CHARLES NJ. TRIM
NlER, son of Mrs. William era
ham, 253 Dickinson avenue, has
graduated from the Harrington
Army Air Field at Harrington,
Texas, as an Aerial Gunner,
along with his diploma he re-
ccivcd a pair OF Aerial Guuner's
wings.
MIR AND MRS. WALTER
ZABICKI Of New Haven, an
nounced the engagement Of their
daughter Eleanore TO George
Bushman, son of Mrs. {. Bush
man of Detroit.
PFC. WESLEY G.. BAKER is
home on a l4-day furlough from
Camp White, Oregon. He is the
son Of Mrs. f. Todd Of 1878
Charles street.
JAMES DICKS. Seaman , c,
is visiting his mother, Mrs Wal
ter FrInk on Smith street. lie
is on l5-day leave from Nor
folk, Virginia.
LIEUT. o. q WILLIAM b.
STUCK is home on a 3O-day
leave, after l4-month period
in the Canal Zone lie is visiting
at the home of his parents. Mr.
and Mrs Byron Stuck ON Wilson
boulevard.
CORP ELMER DEVANTIER
OF the 18th Tank Bn. at Fort
Benning, Georgia. dropped a
card to say Merry Christmas
10 all of his friends in Mount
Clemens. Corp Dcyanticr is
former Monitor-Lcadcr Compos-
ing room employee.
PVT. GREGORY LEHMAN
has completed his basic training
preparatory for combat duty
with an armored unit, at the
Armored Replacement Training
Center al Fort Knox, Kentucky.
PVT. AMOS ROE has COM
pleted his basic training prepare
tory for combat duty with an
Armored Force unit. He is sta
toned at Fort Knox, Kentucky.
ROBERT ELSO has been pro-
noted TO the rank Of Sergeant.
He is stationed at an Army Air
Base at Mountain Home, Idaho.
FRANK PELTIER, JR., son Of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pcltier Of
Detroit formerly of Mount
Clemens has been transferred
from his ship to Fire Control
school in Norfolk, Virginia for
a l0-week course He has been
overseas on active duty for 10
months.
WILLIAM (BILL) SMOCK,
BM 2 &C, Is home on 30-day
leave following service in the
North African theatre of war
He is visiting his wife and son
at the family home, - 2 New
street.
CORPL. WILLIAM HAROLD
DUBAY, son of Mr. and Mrs.
August Dubay, Is Frank in
street, and stationed at Midland,
Texas, has been awarded the
Good Conduct Medal for exem-
plary service, efficiency and fl
deity II was reported to the
family today.
PAUL WESTENDORF, ships
carpenter, Army Transp port
Service, spent the week end at
the home Of his mother, Mrs.
Elizabeth WeStendorf. Mr.. IVES
tendorf is stationed in New
York.
CHIEF RADIO MAN James
w llmarth, who has been sta
toned in the Hawaiian Islands
for three years, has now re-
turned TO the United States and
is 7tstiored at Camp Blakcly,
Washington. He is the son OF
Mrs. Merritt Willmarth, South
Wilson boulevard.
WARNINCI BEWARE or