The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-23
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CAPT. KINGSLEY G.. PUR.
TON arrived Saturday from Sc
dalia Air Base, Mo-, bringing &
with him Lieut.. James Mize to
spend the weekend. Mrs. Pur-
ton and the three children, Bar
bara. Dick and Michael, left by
motor today for Sedalia, where
they have taken house to be
near Capt. Purton while he ID
stationed there.
PFC EDWARD REDMOND,
who left for Army service Feb.
10, has been transferred from
Fort Custer TO Fort Bliss, Texas.
He is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward j. Redmond, 81 y North
Broadway
JACK LITTLE, 21-year-old
son of Mrs. M. r. Little, l29 Lin
coin avenue, made a farewell
visit to Mount Clemens over the
weekend, returning yesterday to
Cleary College, Ypsilanti, where
he is senior. On Friday he
will leave for aviation cadet
training in the Army air forces
at Keesler Field, Biloxi, Miss,
He is 1899 graduate of Mounts
Clemens High school.
MIR. AND MRS. TOFIC
STEEH, IS Lincoln avenue,
have received a letter from their.
son, Pfc. Lawrence j. Steeh Of
the U. S. Marine Corps that he'
has arrived safely at foreign,
port. He said, Say Hello to my.
Mount Clemens friends.
SECOND LIEUT.. AND MRS,
DWIGHT BAKER will arrive.
later this week from Camp Cor
don Johnston, Fla. to be the.
guests of Lieut.. Bakers mother.
Mrs. Marybelle Baker. of 1913,
Jones street. Lieut.. Baker is.
with the U. S. Army Amphibian'
Command.
PVT. JOHN w. RILEY, JR.
has arrived home with a medi-.
cal discharge from the armed,
forces, following 173 days spent
in the hospital at Camp Clai-,
bourne, La. with injuries suffer-.
ed in the parachute troops. He.
and his wife, the former Ruth
Volkenant, are making their
home at 4238 Elizabeth street. :.
PVT. CLARENCE ]. MILLER.
has been transferred from Camp
MaXey, Tex. to Texas A. & M.
at College Station, Tex, where.
he is taking a mechanical engin-,
ecring course under the army
specialists training program.
MRS. ARTHUR KRAUSE, 172,
South Walnut street, and Dol
ores Fleming, have returned
from Chicago after spending a
few days with the formers son, /.
James Benoit, seaman second
class, USNR, stationed at the
University of Chicago.
PVT. DAVID PAUL INMAN,
who entered the armed forces
Saturday, March 20, was honor
ored at farewell party on FRI
day evening His parents, Mr..
and Mrs. David NJ Inman and
his fiance, Mary Sarver, hosts
to a group of friends at the lat
ter's home on Mullett street.
PVT. LEO j. SCHLAFF. who
entered service on March 6, has
been transferred from Fort Gus
ter to Camp Robinson, Ark, &C
cording to word received here
by his grandmother, Mrs. John
Rowland, IS Park avenue. He
is she son of Mrs. Hazel Schlaff,
90 South Walnut.
PVT. JAMES LOHRSTORF-
Err, who has been visiting his
parents at 2l44 Coleman ave-
man avenue, left yesterday to
return to duty.
PVT. AND MRS. LEONARD
SALGAT (Arlene Williams) Of
Amarillo Army Air Field, Texas
are spending Pvt. Salgat's Is
day furlough with his parents,
Sergt. and Mrs. Fred Branch, at
Del Marby Field, Tallahassee,
Fla.
MRS. ROBERT HIGBEE and
Dorothy Womack spent the
weekend at Fort Devens, Mass,
visiting Pvt. Higbee and Pvt.
Nelson Lippert.
MRS. KENNETH STEPNITZ
has received word that her hus-
band, Pvt. Stepnitz, has arrived
safely at Pacific port.
PVT. ROY E. NEWMAN has
been transferred from Fort Gus
ter to Atlantic City, N. j. Pvt.
Newman, who left here March
5, is the son of Mrs. George
Newman of lat Grand avenue.