The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-05-08
With the Colors

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week for Norfolk, Va.
RAY FISHER. petty officer
&c, USN, who is stationed at
Treasure Island, San Francisco,
with Robert Duprey, petty Of
ficer sc, is in Mount Clemens
spending a few days with Dup
rey's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Pc
ter Duprey, Leonore street.
CPL. FREDERICK SAHR has
been promoted, to sergeant.
Overseas 26 months, he is now
in the Philippines. He is the son
of Mrs. Edward Sahr, ID Scott
boulevard.
COMMANDER and Mrs. Har-
old F. Traua have left for the
West Coast. after a brief visit in
Mount Clemens with Mrs.
Traua's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Duncan Hubbard.
M/SGT. AND MRS. BENJA-
MIN RINKEVICVIE, of Coffey-
vile, Kans., arrived yesterday to
spend few days with Mrs
Rinkevicvies mother, Mrs. EN-
lila Mallast, l76 Clinton street.
JOSEPH r. CHAFF, son of
Joseph Chaff, l04 Euclid avenue,
is receiving his boot training at
Great Lakes. H., according to a
Navy release.
CHARLES w. ROCK, Sic,
returned TO his duties in the
naval armed guard on Saturday
after a brief visit with his moth
er, Mrs. Mary Rock. Ia Fourth
street. Rock, who is ID years
old, has been in Holland, Bel
GUM, France and England on
this trip.
FIRST 1T. ELI H. MEYERS,
who was recently graduated
from the athletics and recrea-
ton course at the War Depart
ment school for Personnel Serv-
ices, Lexington, Va, is now ath-
letics and recreation officer at a
large hospital in Day ton a
Beach, Fla. He and Mrs. Meyers
Margaret Kennedy have been
living in Atlanta, Ga, for the
past two years. Mrs. Meyers
and their son James have just
arrived in Daytona Beach from
Atlanta.
SGT. HOWARD E. MAY,
whose wife, Mary E. land son
Eldred age 2 live at 1875 Cass
avenue, was named last week as
the radio-operator on the Grew
of the Week" at Sioux City, Ia,
army air base, in recognition of
his outstanding record in COM
bat training on Flying Fort
resses. Age 25, Sgt. May has
been in service since November,
1943.
MIR. AND MRS. JOSEPH j.
FOX of Ormsby street have re-
ceived word from their young
est son, Sgt. Frederick Fox, who
is serving with the Marines on
Okinawa. He described the is
land and the horses, goats, pigs
and cows running loose, and
closes by telling his parents
I'll have TO climb into my cave
now. as it will soon be time for
the Japs 10 come over as they do
every day at this time
CHARLES EDW RID La.
MONTAGUE, seaman 1/c, has
arrived from Fort Pierce, Fla,
where he has been taking am
phibious training with the Navy
He is spending 10 days with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank La
Montague, 81 -Stapleton street,
before reporting for new duty
at San Bruno, Calf.
ANOTHER Oak Leaf Cluster
has been added 10 S/Sgt. James
c. Daner's Air Medal, according
to Headquarters of the 18th
AAF, in the Philippines. A mem
Der of the "Domber Barons", B.
"a Liberator outfit of the Jun
gle Airforce", Sgt. Daner has
completed 33 combat strikes. His
most recent missions have been
over the Halmaheras, Borneo and
the Philippines. He Is the hus-
band of Mrs. Dorothy r. Maison
Daner, 80 Riverside drive, and
the son of Mrs. Milford Daner,
formerly of Mount Clemens, now
of East Lansing. Prior to enter
ing service in November, 1943,
Sgt. Daner received his Bach
elor of Law degree from Notre
Dame and was assistant prose-
cutting attorney of Macomb coun-
ty. He received his gunnery
training at Yuma, Ariz.. and
went overseas in September,
1914 Hee serves az an assists ant