The daily monitor leader., 1945-12-11

3/e, 30. has been discharged at
Great Lakes. after 20 months in
uniform. 20 Of which he served
aboard IN LIST in both ETO and
Pacific Theaters. He spent Ii
months in the ETO and nine
months in the Pacific. and earn.
ed four battle stars. He holds the
ETO. American Theater and As
iatic.Pacific. Philippine Liberia
ton and Victory medal ribbons.
With his wife, the former Mar
lon Moore, and son, John. Jr.,
he 10 living at 40 Hubbard ave.
nue.. His parents are Mr.. and
Mrs. Emil Elso. 81 Gibbs street.
T/SGT. FRANK c. LAU-
HOFF. IS. husband Of Mrs. Mary
Louise Lauhoh who with their
daughter, Mary Diane lives at
50 Lincoln avenue. recently
passed through the 25th Replace
ment Depot on Okinawa for pro-
cessing prior to returning to the
United States. Sgt. Lauhoh ell.
tered the army In May. 1912,
and went overseas Feb. 10, l945.
While on Okinawa, he served
with the 3180th Signal Service
Battalion. Previous to entering
service, Sgt. Lauhoff was en-
ployed by the Bell Telephone
company here.
NOBLE r. REED, AM SIC.
654 Finley street; and Vincent
F. Winkler, S lie, 80 Ahrens
street, were released from the
Navy at Great Lakes, ILL.,, on
Dec. 2, according to a Navy
communication.
SGT. WILLIS A. GARD,
USMC, %, has arrived at San
Diego from Guam, where he has
been serving for the past IL
months. He is awaiting his dis
charge after four years in uni
form as q construction engineer.
Sgt. Gard is the father of the
first baby born in Baker, Ore.
after VI Day, and his wife, the
former Wilma Burkhardt, who
had been living with his family
there, returned to Mount Glenn
ems in September. When Sgt.
GsYI srrSs ~. ms VIZ Sss--.1s,:oss;
his first trip East, and will be
having his first glimpse Of his
child. Mrs. Gard is hoping he
will be home for Christmas.
ROY w. PATTON, electric
ian's mate &c, 26, has arrived
home with q discharge obtained
at Great Lakes, after II months
in the Navy. For 10 months he
served in the Pacific aboard the
USS Libra, a cargo vessel, and
he earned three battle stars
With his wife, the former Lucille
Heron and three children, Inc
is living at 1892 Glenwood ROAD
His mother, Mrs. Vernon Bev-
erly lives at 1927 Glenwood
road.
PVT. RAYMOND CAMPBELL
JR., 10 Barbara street, was re-
leased from the army at Fort
Knox, KY, on Dec. 7, release
states.
BETTYE SHEETS GUNDY,
seaman 1/c, was released from
the Waves in Washington, D. e.,
on Dec. 4, and is home with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Eli w.
Sheets, Is Madison avenue,
awaiting the arrival Of her hus-
band, Robert j. Grundy, mu-
sician 2/c, who was recently
discharged after two years at
Guadalcanal. He is expected to-
day, and they will vacation in
Mount Clemens until after the
holidays, when they will 60 to
Los Angeles, Calf, his home,
to live. The recently discharged
WAVE spent Is months in uni
form, training at Hunter College
in New York and Saltwater,
Okla. after which she was sta
toned at Washington, D. c.. at
the Bureau of Ships. Prior to
entering service, she graduated
from Mount Clemens High
school, was employed at Sell
fridge Field and attended De-
troit Business University. She
was married last June. Her SIS
ter, Ruth Jane Sheets, seaman
1/c, is also stationed in Wash
ington.
WILLIAM r. sTROTH, ra-
darman SIC, Is home with his
discharge after serving 20
months In the Navy. For ia
months he was on duty aboard
the tug USS Lark In the Pa
cific, and holds the .Asiatic- Pa
cific ribbon with one battle star,
the Philippine Liberation rib
bon and the Victory medal.
Prior to entering service, Stroth,
who IL 80 years old. operated
q service station at Cas- and
Highland avenue. With his wife,
the former Olivia Sebald, and
two children, Elizobeth and Billy
he makes his home at 4815