The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-04-20

es Four Detroit youthful
brawlers who started free-for-
all in a Van Dyke bar and beat
up a cripple Melted 60-day terms
in the hoosegow, plus SIS each.
st. Clair Shores has allot-
ted $40, 900 for a great recreation
program which you'll enjoy
when you get back They've
also named a harbormaster, Will
liam c. Miller, who'll cooperate
with police on all marine cases.
LEST WE FORGET - Sgt.
August A. Schrade, 81, Mount
Clemens, died of wounds in an
English hospital after only eight
days combat in Germany
Tpr. Lawrence E. Perrault, Can
adian tank corps, of IS n Rath-
bone street formerly of Rose
ville) was killed in Holland,
within few miles of his broth
er, George, FL Pfc. Freder-
ick Zielke, %, zoos Little road,
died a hero's death in Germany,
following his brother. Robert,
who was killed in Luxembourg.
pfc. William r. Sullivan,
20, New Haven, died at Luzon
March IL Memorial serv-
ices have been set for Pct. Min
er r. Smith, 10, New Baltimore,
killed in Germany and
Sgt. Albert Livingston, Mount
Clemens, killed with the Ma
rines on Two lima.
MANY HAPPY RETURNS -
S. Sgt. Pershing Pcltier, q, who
marked his birthdate in Ger
many Cpl. Roy E. New
man, 147 Grand, had his party
somewhere in England :.
Yeoman &c Donald T. Price,
20, had his anniversary in the
Pacific Pfc. Walter l..
Weier, who saw the start of his
oath year in the South Pacific
Pvt. Fred Schafer, %
Meade street, a birthday in
France And the fourth
wedding anniversary for S. Sgt.
Delbert j. Reese, in China {.
Cpl. Henry Moritz, second ami
| versary in Germany, and Major
and Mrs. Joseph F. handbook, of
Romeo, 25th wedding anniverS-
airy, rccuperating in Florida.
PURPLE H A RTS - Sgt.
Frank Voiland, former SMHS
boy, wounded in the Philippines
Pvt. Jerry J. Connell, 81,
former Goodrich manager here,
wounded in Germany Pfc.
Leonard N. Lempke, New Balti-
more, won his on Luzon March
II Pfc. John F. Snyder,
East Detroit, received the Purple
Heart in France and Cpl.
Edward Castle, 81, of st. Clair
Shores, wounded in action with
the Marines on Two vet
eran of Guadalcanal, Tarawa
and Bougainville.
WE SALUTE - Sgt. Ross c..
Rickert, Richmond halfback and
twice a Golden Glover, ,tlo
dared murderous Jap fire in the
Philippines TO make four trip
rescue of four wounded buddies,
and got the Bronze Star for it..
S. Sgt. NJ. A. Hennings, 10,
81 Market street, with the Air
Medal for 81 combat missions
over Europe and meritorious
achievement 2nd 1t. Theo.
V. Clore, Jr., East Detroit,
Bronze Star in France for keep
ing supply lines open Cpl.
Raymond Engel, 27, of Fraser,
Air Medal for 18th AAF bomb
ings out Of Italy. S. Sgt.
Milton Hobbs, Roseville, engin-
eering and construction work
on the Italian front.
HONORABLE MENTION -
Pfc. Art Charbeneau has sent his
dad, Luke, stamps and Nazi in
sigma from Germany and prom
Uses a rifle Reinhart Rum
mler's boy, Laverne, sent swell
German dagger from the front
Robert Hubbard, seaman
1/c USN, is home with his folks
at New Baltimore after Two
lima. His twin, Pfc. Paul is
with the 9th in Germany, and
another brother, Seaman Peter
is in the S. Pacific Pfc. Bob
Klein, AZ Grove Park, has fin
ished his Mars Task Force as
signment and is teaching Chin
csc to CTS in the Obi area.
T. Sgt. Victor D. Forrest, 30, "A
Mullett street, has finished ID
months in the Caribbean
Gunner's Mate &c Don c. Pear
son, 1908 Union Lake road, is
only 10 but has finished Is
months active service including
the Battle of Leyte Gulf.
Seaman Herman E. Crandall,
Selfridge Homes, has had 3a
years afloat and is now berthed
at home.
FOLKS YOU KNOW - The
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