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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-17
Picnic Tables are
Set in New Barn

FORTY FIVE MEMBERS OF
the Philathea Class. of ne Pres
byterian Church. and their fam
lilies and friends held a picnic
supper, Friday, al the home of
Mr. and Mrs Earl Steinbrink.
The setting was an unusual one
with picnic tables arranged
in the newly constructed barn
The weather looked threatening
so they took no chances. Mrs
Herbert Jones was chairman OF
the comInittee in charge OF ar
rangements and a fine time was
reported by all who attended,
CARSON LANE and Earl Mu-
mes received their final degrees
AZ the regular meeting Of the
l. o. o F, on Friday evening
Plans were completed for =
bowling team and Glenn Tat
ham was named p in. A
chicken dinner was served by
the Sister RcbekahS The next
regular business meeting will be
held Friday evening IN Barron
hall, al 8 p m,
A POTLUCK LUNCHEON is
eng planned by the four groups
OF the WSCS of the Methodist
,hurch. II will be held Thurs
day, Aug. %. in the church din
ing room at pm. A speaker
from the Goodwill Industries
will talk to the group. The
public is invited.
MRS. THOMAS w. CROSS,
and daughters Carol and Linda,
have returned home from a va
cation at Broken Rocks.
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PVT. JOHN l.. BENNETT has
arrived al the finance replace
ment center at Fort Benjamin
Harrison, Ind. 10 begin basic
training in finance.
CADET ROLA ND HUM
PHREY has completed MS pre-
flight training at Max wel
Field, Ala. and is now assigned
10 basic flight training at the
cambridge Army Air Field, Ga.
PFC. NORMAN F. GAVE is
spending a furlough in the city,
visiting relatives and friends.
He is stationed with the Infan-
try al Tullahoma, Tenn.
CAPT. JAMES F. JARED
has been promoted 10 the rank
Of Major, AT Scott Field, Ill,
where he is post technical in
Spector Mrs. Jarrel Virginia
SmithSon), was a former Mount
Clemens resident.
MRS. EDWARD ODONNELL
and daughter Harriette. left
Monday for Greenville. South
Carolina 70 visit her son. Pfc.
Patrick j. Donnell, who is
stationed with the Army Air
Force there.
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BremeyeTeMer Vows Exchanged at Grace Episcopal Churc
Lenox Girl is
Wed Saturday

LEAH BESSIE POLLY, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. George II.
c, Polly, of Lenox, and Don
F. Ledebuhr, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Ledebuhr, Of Capac,
spoke their nuptial vows be-
fore the Reverends B. A. War
rem and w. j. Bandeen at the
New ven Congregational
Church, Saturday evening at
$50 o'clock.
The bride, who was given in
marriage by her father, wore a
gown OF white satin with lace
yoke and insets Her veil was
fingertip length and she car
ried bridal bouquet of white
gladiola and rosebuds.
Lucille Ledebuhr, sister of the
bridegroom, was maid of honor.
Her dress was floral print of
sheer organza and she carried
an arm sheaf Of purple gladiola
and roSebuds. Mrs Clayton
Polly, Of New Haven. and Mrs.
Clarence Phillips. Of Detroit,
were the bridesmaids. wearing
gowns fashioned like that of the
maid of honor and carrying bou-
quets of gladiola and rosebuds
Of red and yellow.
Donald and Charles Roland.
sons of Mrs Evelyn Roland Of
Detroit, were the ring bearers.
For her daughter wedding,
Mrs. Polly chose a lavendar
print dress with white acCeSSor-
les. and a corsage of yellow
roses
Following the ceremony a re
ception was held the home Of
the brides parents The young
couple left for a trip 10 Northern
Michigan and will make their
home in Capac in late August
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Prominent Mount Clemens
Girl WEEDS Army Officer

ONE OF THE MOST attract
lively appointed of the mid-sum-
mer weddings was that of Har-
riett Ann Breitmeycr, daughter
o. Mr. and Mrs Frederick
Breitmeyer, Jr., and Lieut..
Ernest cnningS TreXler, son
Of Mr.. and IrS Roy + TreXler.
of DaliSbury. n. c., which took
place i'm Grace Episcopal church
Saturday evening, at 8 o clock.
The chancel and altar OF the
church we're decorated with
Woodward fern and tall baskets
Of white gladioli The choir
stalls were screened with hue
kleberry foliage Rev. George
A Merifeld read the service IN
candlelght previous 10 which
Priscilla Tinker sang Because
and Il Love, You with organ
accompaniment
The bride given in marriage
by her father was gowned in
ivory satin made on princess
lines with pointed inserts of
Alencon lace I'M sleeves, bodice
and full length train Her veil
of bridal illusion fell from a
headdrcss trimmed with step
hanotiS which flower was used
in combination with-the orchids
of her bouquet.
The brides attendants all wore
similar gowns of marquisette in
pastel shades. Margot Brett
never sister of the bride. was
maid-of- honor. She was dressed
in a shade Of mint green made
with bracelet length sleeves, fit
ted bodice and full floor Length
skirt. The bridesmaids were
Lois Lindsey and Margaret Car
ter. Carolyn Breitmeyer. cou.
sin, was Junior bridesmaid Miss
Lindsey chose delicate pink for
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her gown and Miss Carter wore
aqua. Carolyn was dressed in
peach color All carried gladioli
in contrasting shades OF their
gowns ard headdresSes of the
same flower.
Lieut.. Trexler was attended
by Captain Richard Bache. OF
Wright Field. Dayton Usher
ing the guests were Corp. John
Breitmeyer, OF Ellis Field, ILL.,,
Hazen Breitmeyer. of Crosse
Polnte Thomas Breitmeyer and
Robert Tinker, of this city, and
Wood Geist of Crosse Pointe.
For her daughter wedding Mrs.
Breltmcyer wore a floor length
gown OF grey crepe, grey hat
t.iHmed with fHehia flowers
with which she wore an orchid
corsage.
Following the ceremony the
bridal couple received a large
circle Of relatives and friends
IN the church parlors which
were attractively decorated for
the occasion Lieut.. and Mrs.
TreXler left that evening TO
spend a honeymoon in Northern
Michigan
For going away Mrs. Trexler
wore a velvet suit and nat in a
wild grape shade with brown
accessories and her corsage was
composed Of the orchids of her
bridal bouquet On their return
they viii live at Wright Field,
Dayton, where Lieut.. Trexler is
now stationed Among the many
guests from out-of-toWn were
Lieut.. Com. Leonidas Coates and
Mrs Coates. Of Washington, d.
c. Mrs Jackson Scandrett
Mary Marlatt) OF Fort Myers,
Fla, Mr. and Mrs Martin Mich
alike and Leah Wilde, of Sagi-
nav Mr. and Mrs. Walter Oh
son and Mary Ellen l'eering, OF
Bay City, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Blakeley of Ann Arbor. and
Mrs. Arthur Handren and Phyl.
lis Brewer, of Pontiac. Many
relatives and friends from
Crosse Pointe and Detroit were
also in attendance.
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ST. LOUIS CHURCH was the

ST. LOUIS CHURCH was the
scene of a wedding ceremony on
Saturday morning, at 1890
o'clock, when Geraldine Marie
Coulter, daughter, of Mr.. and
Mrs. John A. Coulter Of River
side drive. and Franklin X. Her
mann, son OF Harry Hermann,
and the late Mrs. Hermann, of
Laurium, Mich, spoke their
nuptial vows before the Rev.
Father Joyeeh Schramm.
The bride, who was given IN
marriage by her father, wore a
gown of white satin, designed
with a long train, long pointed
sleeves, a high round neckline,
embroidered with seed pearls.
Her fingertip length veil fell
from a halo edged with tiny
orange blossoms and she carried
a bouquet of white roses Her
only accessory was string of
pearls. a gift from the bride
groom.
Mrs. Arnold Kohler (Jeanette
Dluge), matron of honor, was
gowned in a dress Of pale blue
taffeta with a modified sweet
heart neckline, fitted bodice and
full skirt. The three quarter
length sleeves were gathered be
low the elbow Hr headdfeSS was
matching halo OF net, which
held a circular shoulder length
veil with scalloped edges. Her
bouquet was talisman roses.
The bridesmaids, Olive Mar
ion Fnnnkle OF Detrnit. cousin OF
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l5ri;de
Navy Mothers Help
at Service Center

TWO NAVY MOTHERS, Mrs.
Anthony Eckkout and Mrs.
Joseph Bantle we're in charge of
registration AT the Masonic
Service Center last Saturday
night. Mrs Orville Dennis,
who registers each new soldier
attending the center, also assist
ed with registration.
The Sunday dinner was serV-
ed by Mrs. Joseph Handbook,
president OF the Masonic WOm-
ems Service Auxiliary. Mildred
Treat and Mrs. Fred Beck Two
girls from Center Line have Civ
en- up their Sundays TO wait ia
Bile and wash dishes at the club.
They are Cadets, Shirley Yyerla
and Rae Cornell
MRS. ALVIN JASMUND and
Mrs. William Rose were honor
guests at party at the Saverine
Hotel, in Detroit, Sunday when
Mrs. Madeline Martin, Of CaSS
avenue, entertained a group Of
friends The occasion marked
the birthday anniversary of Mrs.
Rose and the wedding anniver-
sary Of the JaSmundS Both huS-
bands, who are on overseas
duty. remembered their wives
by cables and gifts
MRS. MILES MCKEE and
children have returned from
Broken Rocks and are visiting
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
William T. Kelly before return
ing TO their home in Washington.
D. c.
MR.. AND MRS. WALTER
AYERS, of Fraser. had as their
week end guests, Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Bonser and children, of
Garden City, Long Island.
DOROTHY DRAKE. OF Port
Huron, was a week end guest al
the home of Mrs. + G. Gala
CHER, on Crocker boulevard.
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Legion Auxiliary
Elects Officers

THE AMERICAN LEGION
AUXILIARY, Harry Ollrich I'm
it No. 4 met AZ the home of Mrs.
George DeLaRue. Moser place
last Thursday evening. The fol-
lowing officers were elected
President. Mrs. Leo Braun; First
Vice. Mrs Leland Preston; Sec
ond Vice, Mrs. William Clemens;
Secretary Mrs Herman WYcoff,
Treasurer, Mrs. H f. Moore
Chaplain, Mrs. Arthur jenkins
Historian. Mrs. Charles Mike
lait Members appointed 10 the
Executive Board are Mrs.
George DeLaRue, Mrs. Russell
Branyan and Mrs. Archie Will
liams.
A social hour followed the
business meeting and the hostess
was assisted by Mrs c D Wool
ard, Mrs Edward DeVries and
Mrs. Elise Andreas.
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Geraldine Coulter WEEDS
Franklin K. Hermann

the bride, and Elizabeth Breil-
ing, wore identical gowns OF
pink with headdresses like that
of the matron of honor. They
also carried talisman roses.
Carol Ann Coulter, small sis
ter Of the bride, was the flower
girl. Her dainty frock of pink
taffeta with full skirt and
matching halo blended with the
pink and white nosegay which
she carried.
For her daughters wedding
Mrs. Coulter chose a print dress
of rose and white with corsage
of gardenias.
Allan FRAZIER attended the
bridegroom as best man and
Jack Coulter, brother Of the
bride, and Morris Dossin, acted
as ushers.
Mrs. Harry Chevalier, who
sang at the wedding, was accom-
panied by Mrs. Albert Wagner.
Following the ceremony a
wedding breakfast was served al
the Medea Hotel and reception
for 125 guests was given that
evening at the Coulter home.
Among the out-of-town guests
were Harry Hermann, father of
the bridegroom, and Martin
Hermann, of Lsurium and Mrs.
John S, Carpenter, OF Rockford,
III.
Upon return from their we'd
ding trip TO Northern Michigan
the young couple will make
their home al Raj Ormsby
street, Mount Clemens.
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HoStesSeS Choose
to " ear Formals

USO HOSTESSES will he
gowned in summer formals at
this weeks regular Thursday
night dance at the USO Club
House, on Broadway. When
asked about the dry-clesrang
problem Mr. Monaghan said
I'll let the girls worry about
that II seems that there have
been a variety OF opinions con-
corning a formal dance. Evil
IDENTIFY some of the hosteSses
have washable cotton gowns and
they figure they may as well
wear them war or no war;
Refreshments will be served
during the dance intermission
by the Algonac WV Auxiliary.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-17
Could Victoria Reign s. Yrs.
with Stomach Ulcer Pains?

Fngland's beloved Queen could hardly
have rei gncd so wisely for SO wears and
remained 30 hale and hearty Rad she
suffered stomach ulcer pains Don't Ie-
rore your Suffcrugs Try Udgs for re-
Ief ~ ulcer and stomach pans, indi-
g-stf@fr. EaS PANS Tor heartburn, burn
fns sensation, hloat and other conditions
caused bv excess acid Get a 25c box Of
Jdga Tablets from your druggist First
dose must convince or reiurn box 20 Us
and get DOUBLE YOUR MONEY BACK
A. Banuow Drus Company and drug
stores everywhere.
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Twenty are Needed
to Start New Glass

MRS WALTER FENTON will
be at the Red Cross Headquart-
ers on CaSs avenue each Tues
day afternoon and Thursday
morning TO talk with those who
are interested in signing up for
the Nurses Aid Course which
will start in the early fall pro-
viding 20 more people register.
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Backyard
Vacations
BY CAVE RANDALL

BY CAVE RANDALL
"WANTA BUY ANY CAR
RIOTS or cucumbers 10 d Y,
That's what two small fry
were asking as they went from
door 10 door last Saturday pull
ing their wagon load of vege-
tables Burrcll Knab, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Wilbur Knab, Of IS
Park street and Mary Van Hol-
lebeke, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Medar Van Hollebeke, OF
So Park street. operate on the
good ne.Ghbor' policy o..
they peddle the produce from
their own gardens and each has
a purse for his own collections.
If someone buys Mary's carrots
the nickel goes in Msrys purse
and vice-versa. Mary says she
can't spend much of the money
as they are saving it for next
years seeds at least she is
looking 10 a future! Bobby is
fond OF building model airplanes
but has no time for II now.
When asked what else ne does
with his vacation he said va
cation? | haven't time for
vacation" Bobby and Mary
seem to get along beautifully on
their selling trips They claim
there is never an argument ex-
cept when Mary's younger
brother, Bobby, enters the pic
ture Then they fight over who
is going to pull the wagon The
gardeners Will be relieved when
the season is over for one reason
the mosquitoes are doing a
big business too,
Annette and T. c. Curry
spend considerable time playing
school in their playroom up
stairs. Annette, Of course. is the
teacher and sees to il that T. c.
does his busy work" with &C
curacy They have used up
number OF color books, crayons,
and pencils but will soon start
TO collect new supply for the
beginning of school. Conrad Sci
bert, their Chum on Grand ave-
nue., doesn't wish to be remind
ed of such unpleasant things as
school ne never does any
thing wrong but the Sisters at
ST. Mary's fail 10 understand
him according 10 Conrad.
We feel ne may have the same
attitude as the precocious lad in
the cartoon who said, Color, cut
and paste color, cut and
paste Where does il get
YOU Anyway, ne prefers the
movies to all else, so on Satur-
days the little trio take off for
the Jewel where they spend the
afternoon. They were not at all
retiCent about discussing their
views on vacations when re-
porter stopped them for an in
terVleW last Saturday. In fact
Il proved more interesting to
them than the window shopping
they had been doing Annette
and T c are the children of Mr..
and Mrs Thomas c Curry who
live on North Wilson boulevard.
Now and then they help care for
their baby brother; Autumn. but
the lapse Of time between their
attempts a. nurse maid is too
great 20 SUIT Mrs. Curry! Au-
tumn was born was autumn and
the novelty has worn off by
now.
Mr. AND MRS. WALTER
TESTON, entertained twelve
out-of-town guests al a dinner
and dancing party al the Statler
Hotel, on Friday evening.
MRS. RUXTON WISNER. 7s
Huron avenue. has returned
from Silver Lake, near Traverse
City. where she has been vaca-
tloning for three weeks.
BETTY JANE WIDRIG. OF
Washington avenue. is spending
a week at Rest Cottage on Pine
Lake, near Pontiac.
REV. AND MRS. GEORGE
A. MERIFIELD and family.
have returned home after vaca-
tioning in Marine City.
MRS. r. T. MULLIGAN Is Wis
iting her husband, Capt, Multi
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Bowel worms
CANT n1o0Y AAel

That's what you think But ugly round-
worms may be inside you right now, caus-
Ing trouble without your knowing IL. Warn
ihs signs are; uneasy stomach, nervous
ness. itching parts. Get Jayne's Vermifuge
right away JAYNE'S is Americas leading
proprietary worm medicine scientifically
tested and used by millions. Acts gently.
be sure you get yAYNE'S VERMIFUGEi
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X WEA the Color, X

EDITORS NOTE; For reasons OF sc
evrny and bsesu,. ~ lack Of space. full
sddr..... 81 tho.. In .,rvies cannot be
printed In this eolumn.
MRS. LOUIS +. DENlSON, Of
Riverside. Cal, will be visiting
friends and relatives in Mount
Clemens, Detroit and Port
Huron for the next two months.
Her husband, Lieut.. DenIson,
has left March Field. Cal 10
take advanced training al Fort
Belvoir, Va,
SERGT. RUDOLPH OSTER-
MAN, son of Mrs Mary Oster-
man, Rosso Highway, is home on
a is day furlough. He is sta
toned al Fort Knox, Ky
PFC. ROBERT ELSO, son Of
Mr. and Mrs. Emil ESQ. 81
Gibbs street, has been made
First Cook. He is stationed al
the Army Air Base al Mountain
Home City, Idaho, His brother,
John. left. today for training al
Great Lakes Naval Training Sta
ton, Great Lakes, III.
CAPT. JACK PELANDER.
who won fame when ne scored
a direct hi on the JspS in re-
cent battle. is the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Pelander. former
residents of the city While here
they resided al l64 Eastman
street,
PFC. BERNHARD STARK
son Of Mrs Lille Stark. French
road. is home on a l5-day fur
Tough He is stationed al Camp
Kohler, Cal
PVT FRANK f. FARMS
WORTH, son OF Walter Farms
worth. has won the medal Of
marksman in rifle shooting He
is stationed al Camp Santa An
its, Cal.
PVT. GARTH Q. CHARBE-
NEAU. son OF Mr.. and Mrs,
Amield J Charbeneau. Hubbard
avenue. has been promoted 10
the rank Of Private First Glass
and has been transferred 10
Lowry Field, Col.
PVT. WALTER ALLOR. JR.,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter AL
Tor. North Walnut street. has ar
rived at Gulfport Field, Miss.
where he is enrolled in the
Army Air Forces Technical
Training { o m m d airplane
mechanics school.
AVIATION ADET PAUL
ANDREW BEHE, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Michael Behe. Clair
avenue, is now enrolled as in the
Army Air Forces Pre-Flight
School for Pilots at Maxwell
Field, Ala. He will receive nine
weeks Of intensive training be-
fore receiving actual flight in
struction at one Of the primary
flying schools,
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21zarri;el

GERALDINE MARIE COUL-
TER. who became the bride of
Franklin K. Hermann, at st.
Louis Church, Saturday morn
ing, at 10 o'clock.
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Congratulations
MRS. SELMA LaFOREST

MRS. SELMA LaFORESI
upon her 80th. birthday ami
VerSary Monday. August 16.
Open house was held al the
home of her daughter, Mrs Ar
thur Gouley Rathbone street.
Mrs. LsForest has l6 grandsons
and "a nephewS in the service Of
their country. Five children
survive her Mrs. Gouley, Mrs.
E. r. Mason. Mrs. Henry La
Croix and Mrs Herbert Rondo,
Of this city, and Albert Lar crest,
of Boyne City.
LIEUT. AND MRS FREDER-
&c C WEISS tBernice Smith,
Of St Petersburg, Fla, on the
birth Of son, Aug u.
MRS. JOHN MILLER. Huron
avenue. on her birthday anniver-
ssry today
TALMADGE LEE upon his
18th birthday anniversary Aug
Us. 10 Mr. Lee is al his office
in the Lee Printing Co every
day.
MIR. AND MRS. WINFRED
VALENTINE. 1897 North ave-
nue.. who annosn the birth of
a son. Elroy Waldo, Aug Is.
MR. AND MRS. MENZEL
NEWLY. North avenue, on the
birth of son, Mcneil Earl, Aug.
IA.
Mr.. AND MRS. GORDON c.
ZIEGLER. and daughter Sarah
Jane. have returned 10 their
home in Port Huron after visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar C. Deni-
son. of South Avenue, for few
days.
MRS. JOHN RATTIEU and
Mrs Robert Rummler were CO.
hostesses al shower honoring
Mrs. August Cummins at the Rat
tieu home on Sunday.
THE CARD PARTY which is
being planned by the BIN Sen
Tor Sisterhood will be held on
Wednesday, Aug. % at the Syn
agogue at 8 p. m. The public is
invited.
MRS. WALTER PRATT and
daughter Marlene, of St Clair
Shores, and Mrs. George Mich
OILS visited friends in St. Clair
yesterday.
MRS. ROBERT RIGGS and
son Robert, of New York. have
been the guests OF Mr. and Mrs.
Oscar c. Denison, South ave-
nue.. for several days. Mrs.
Riggs tGwendolyn Ziegler) is a
former Mount Clemens resident.
MRS. WILLIAM NUNNELEY,
Of Eaton Rapids, is visiting at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
" Nunneley, South Wilson
boulevard. Her husband, Lieut..
Nunneley, is stationed with the
Air Corps in Sicily.
THE PRESBYTERIAN WO-
MEMS MISSIONARY SOCIETY
will meet at the church, Friday
at 230 pm. Delegates who at
tended the Young Peoples Con-
ference, at Walden Woods, will
speak.
T. d IL liz Il
| Through typographical crI
| week Infants Minneapolis We
AZ 65c were described aS holm
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THE PRESBYTERIAN WO-
MEMS MISSIONARY SOCIETY
will meet at the church, Friday
at 2.30 pm. Delegates who at
tended the Young Peoples Con-
ference, at Walden Woods, will
speak.
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MRS. WILLIAM NUNNELEY,
Of Eaton Rapids, is visiting at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
" Nunneley, South Wilson
boulevard. Her husband, Lieut..
Nunneley, is stationed with the
Air Corps in Sicily.
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MRS. ROBERT RIGGS and
son Robert, of New York. have
been the guests OF Mr. and Mrs.
Oscar c. Denison, South ave-
nue., for several days Mrs.
Riggs tGwendolyn Ziegler) is a
former Mount Clemens resident.
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PFC. BERNHARD STARK
son Of Mrs Lille Stark. French
road. is home on a l5-day fur
Tough He is stationed al Camp
Kohler, Cal
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PVT. WALTER ALLOR, JR.,
son of Mr.. and Mrs Walter AL
Tor, North Walnut street. has ar
rived at Gulfport Field, Miss.
where he is enrolled in the
Army Air Forces Technical
Training { o m m n airplane
mechanics school.
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PVT FRANK f. FARMS
WORTH, son Of Walter Farms
worth. has won the medal of
marksman in rifle shooting He
is stationed al Camp Santa An
its, Cal
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PVT GARTH O. CHARBE-
NEAU, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Amield J Chsrbeneau, Hubbard
avenue. has been promoted TO
the rank Of Private First Glass
and has been transferred 10
Lowry Field, Col.
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CAPT. JACK PELANDER.
who won fame when ne scored
direct nit on the JapS in re-
cent battle. is the son Of Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Pelander. former
residents of the city While here
they resided at l64 Eastman
street.
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MRS. THOMAS w. CROSS,
and daughters Carol and Linda,
have returned home from a va
cation at Broken Rocks.
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SERGT. RUDOLPH OSTER-
MAN, son Of Mrs Mary Oster-
man, Rosso Highway, is home on
is day furlough. He is sta
toned al Fort Knox, Ky.
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MRS. WALTER PRATT and
daughter Marlene, of St Clair
Shores, and Mrs. George Mich
OILS visited friends in St. Clair
yesterday.