The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-09-11
STAFF SGT. SPENCER FEN

STAFF SGT. SPENCER FEN
TON will arrive tomorrow to
visit his relatives here. He has
been spending a week with his
wife and son in Jackson. Sgt.
Fenton has been in the Euro
pean Theater of War. He will re-
port to Fort Benjamin Harrison,
Ind, Oct. 5.
FIRST SGT. ALBERT 3.
SOENEN, &c, arrived Saturday
morning for 30-day furlough, fol-
lowing IS months in the ETC as
a member of the 823rd Combat
Military Police, with which he
served in England, France, Hol-
land, Belgium and Germany.
Sgt. Soenen, who has been in
uniform for SIS months, lacks
eight days of the necessary 30
points for release, and will re-
turn TO Camp Campbell, KY, for
new orders at the conclusion OF
his furlough here with his moth
or, Mrs. Sidonie Soenen, II
Smith street.
V. GARY WALDEN, son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Virgil Walden, Of "a
Logan street, has been promoted
TO the rating of electricians
mate sc, aboard large cruiser
in the Pacific, according to a
Navy release. For the past sew
eral months, his vessel has been
engaged in carrier task force
operations in the Pacific. During
these missions il has aided in
the support of an air strike on
Tokyo. Walden is former MCHS
student
PVT. WILBUR ABEY return
ed Saturday to Camp Grant, Ill,
after a 3O-day furlough with his
family near Utica. He returned
to this country on August Z
aboard the Queen Mary, after %
months in the ETC with the
Eighth and Ninth Air Forces in
England and the Ninth Air Force
and First TAG Prov. in France
and GermanY-He- Mears -the
Good Conduct Medal, the unit CT
tation with two clusters and the
ETC ribbon with one bronze bat
tie star and silver battle star
representing five engagements.
EDWARD MILLER, JR. is re-
ceiving his basic training in the
Cavalry Replacement Training
Center at Fort Riley, kans. He
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward j. Miller of 81 Fessenden
street, and was graduated from
St. Mary's HIS school in June.
FIRST 1T. EDITH NJ. JONES,
ST. Joseph's school of nursing
graduate Of 194l, was graduated
on Sept. 5 from the Army Air
Forces School Of Aviation Med
jcine at Randolph Field, Tex,
an AAF release received today
states. She completed nine
weeks course of intensive train
ing in theory and practise of Air
Evacuation, which entities her
to wear the wings of a Flight
Nurse. 1t. Jones entered the Ar
my Nurse Corps in November,
1912, and prior to going .
Randolph Field was stationed
at Hammer Field, Calf. She is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Grant Jones Of 230l6 Hoffman,
st. Clair Shores.
PFC. AND MRS. KIRK L.
MICHAEL have arrived from
Scott Field, Ill, on delay-en
route to Sheppard Field, Tex.
Pvt. Micahel has just completed
a six months course for radio
operator Army Always Com
munications SYSTEM and Will
report at the Texas post Sept.
Is for further assignment. Mrs.
Michael will also accompany her
husband to his new post.
EDWARD LEROY Roberts,
radioman sc, has received the
Purple Heart for wounds suf-
fered at Two lima Feb. l9, while
he was serving with the Am
phibious Forces. He is now at
Pearl Harbor, after few days
at a West Coast Port, but was
unable to come home. In serv-
ice more than two years, he has
been al sea a year. He is the
19-vear-old son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy A. Roberts Of III Clinton
street.
ALVIN ALBERT Spruyete,
seaman l/c, USNR, 843 Chester
field road, Is on 30-day leave
following extensive duty in the
Pacific with the 63rd Seabee
Unit OF the Navy. The 63rd
served on Guadalcanal Emirau
Manus. in Manila. New Zealand
and the Admiralties. On the
night it landed in Guadalcanal
il underwent a 12-hour attack
before camp could even be es