The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-08-17

son of Mr.. and Mrs. David Med
daugh, has been promoted to
T/Sergt. 4th grade, after / year
of overseas duty at New Delhi
India in the intermediate gen.
eral depot. Besides his regular
duties he is on the board of di-
rectors and organist for the
Christian Science Chapter.
EDMOND MEYERS S nc, is
home on leave visiting his par
ents near Memphis, Mich. He
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
Herbert Rehberg and family last
Sunday. ~
SERGT. JOHN THOMAS, who
has been in Australia the past "a
months, arrived in San Francis
CO, Calf, and expects to be
home soon, visiting his mother,
Mrs. William Thomas, SO Gibbs
street. Sergt. Thomas is a
member of the Red Arrow divi-
sion.
PVT. ERIC f. KEEL was
awarded the Good Conduct
Medal in France, he participated
in the African, Sicilian, Italian
and French campaign.
BERNARD w. BOMAN is a
recent enrollee at the Naval
Training school (DieseD on the
University of Illinois campus,
Urbana, Ill.
CORP. RALPH w. ESCHEN-
BURG, U. S. Marine Corps. of
Edenton, No. Car, is visiting
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John
p. Eschenburg, of Jones street,
on a 5-day furlough.
EDWARD CLARY, S 1/C, is
spending 17-day leave in
Mount Clemens after having re-
turned from a trip to England.
He is member of the US. Navy
Armed Guard.
SERGT. CHARLES SHOR-
KEY, U.S.A.A.C., has returned
to Cross City, Fla, after spend
ing a 15-day furlough with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd
Shorkey, SO Riverside drive.
EDWARD WILSON, NOM.
sc, whose wife and mother re-
side at 1875 Masonic boulevard.
Erin township, is preparing for
duty with the amphibious forces
aboard an LST-Landing ship
Tank-one of the biggest ships
in the Nays invasion fleet.
MON. Wilson, has been as
signed to the crew of an LIST
at the Amphibious Training Base
at Camp Bradford, Va, where
he is going through the strenu-
Gus training required of blue
Jackets who man the beach-hit-
ting tank carriers.
WILLIAM F. BROWNE, whose
wife Mary Browne lives at 1913
Cass avenue. was enrolled in an
intensive course at the Radio
Naval Training School located
on the Northwestern Univer-
sity campus, Evanston, Ill.
PFC. HENRY J. STRAGIER,
who is hospitalized somewhere
in England, due to wounds re-
ceived in battle in France, was
awarded the purple heart, &C
cording to word received by his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alidoor
Stragier, $685. North Gratiot
avenue. Pfc. Stragier is sending
the purple heart TO his wife, who
lives on Shoemaker road.
SEAMAN LOREE NJ. THIBO-
DEAU, WAVE, u. S. Navy,
daughter of Lieut.. and Mrs,
Philip A. Thibodeau, U.S.C.G,
and former residents of Mount
Clemens, was hostess at fare
we'll party given in her honor
at her home on Lothrop avenue
Detroit, Saturday evening, Aug
ust 5. Guests from Mount Glenn
ems, Detroit and Selfridge at
tended the event. Miss Thibo-
deau left Wednesday, August 9,
to take up her duties as a WAVE
at Hunter College, Bronx, n. Y.
SERGT. JAMES K. MURPHY
Of Camp Rucker, Ala, spent a
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Murphy, 6465 Circle avenue.
SIP. CD EDWARD j. DuBAY
JR., and Mrs. DuBay have been
visiting friends and relatives
here on 6-day leave. He is an
instructor at the Fire Control
School at Great Lakes Naval
Training Station, Great Lakes
Ill.
PFC. SOPHIE HOROSHKC
is among a contingent of WACs
now stationed in France. Her
home in the city is at 253 N
Walnut street. An interesting
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