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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-10-30
Patterson-Cass
Wedding

AT A QUITE WEDDING Sat-
day afternoon Mrs. Maude Pat
terson of Flint and Edward Gass
of Van Dyke road, Washington.
were united in marriage by Rev.
Harry Clark, in the Methodist
Parsonage in Washington. The
attendants were the bridge
groom's brother and his wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gass OF De-
troit.
A dinner for the bridal party
was held at the old Homo
stead" in West Utica. The re-
ception for 80 near relatives and
close friends was held in the
bridegroom's home, where the
couple will reside.
PATRICIA TRIMMER was a
member of the committee OF res
idents of Wildwood Hall, Western
Michigan College, who held
open house Friday evening, OCT.
26. for the men enrolled in the
college. Games, music and dane
ing were enjoyed in the recrea-
ton hall of the dormitory and
refreshments were served.
MR.. AND MRS. ART
Green have returned from a
trip to Scott Field, H., accom-
panying their. son Pfc. Donald
Green of the Army Air Force,
back to his station.
MRS. MARY MORGAN, an
nouncer for the Crowley pro-
gram over CKLW calling all
girls, will be the speaker at the
meeting Of the Girl Reserves
taking place Thursday Novem-
Der l, at 4 o'clock, in the COM
munity room of the local high
school. All pledges, Girl Re-
serves and parents who attend
will remain for the entire hour.
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4-H Club Leaders Plan
Joint Meeting Thursday

of winter All club projects.
At $50 o'clock there will be
a potluck supper, at which all
summer and winter leaders are
expected to be present. The sup
per will be followed by a short
business meeting of all project
leaders. Council representatives
will be elected at that time.
After the business meeting
there will be a fall leaders
training meeting conducted by
Very Freeman and Mrs. Corrine
White, assistant state club lead
ers from Michigan State College.
This will be good opportunity
for both old and new club lead
ers to get up-to-date information
about All projects and see pat
terms of articles which can be
made.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-10-30
M Salute

MR.. AND MRS. EDMUND
BURST of Romeo, who cele-
brated their 30th wedding ami
versary at Waldenburg Hall,
Saturday evening, October 20.
CRAIG GRINNELL, son Ut
Mr.. and Mrs. Milon Grinnell
entertained five young boys at
q dinner and theater party last
evening, Craig will be 10 years
old tomorrow.
MARY Kathleen Arnsby on
her 18th birthday anniversary
today.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-10-30

USNR, has arrived In Mount
Clemens on terminal leave after
nearly three years of service.
1t. Taylor spent approximately
26 months at sea, as command
ing officer of two auxiliary nav
al vessels in the Pacific. He is
returning to his former position
as assistant city editor of the
Detroit Times. 1t. Taylor makes
his home with his wife, Mary z.
Taylor, Society Editor of the
Monitor-Leader. his daughter
Ann and his mother, Mrs. David
S. Childs, at 43 Lincoln avenue.
S/SGT. GEORGE N. SCHAG,
recently honorably discharged
from the Army, is visiting his
brother and sister n-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry r. Diener Of
Indian River, Michigan. He also
doing some hunting during his
stay in Northern Michigan.
SGT. GEORGE L. GUTOW-
SKI, a holder of the Bronze Star
Medal and Cluster, has arrived
at the Hampton Roads Port of
Embarkation, Va, from where
he will be sent home for his dis
charge. He has 88 points to his
credit. He served with the Sec
ond Ranger Battalion which saw
combat in France, Belgium,
Luxembourg, G any and
Czechoslovakia. The Bronze Star
was awarded Sgt. Gutowski for
meritorious service in connec-
ton with military operations
against the enemy on June 7,
1914. At this time Sgt. Gutowski
led three man group which
cleaned out a machine gun nest
that was harassing American
troops and helped pave the way
for advancement on the Omaha
beachhead. A cluster was later
added to the Bronze Star for
meritorious services. Besides the
Bronze star and Clusters, Sgt.
Gutowski wears the Presidential
Citation, the Bronze Arrowhead,
the Combat Infantry Badge, the
Good Conduct Medal and the
ETC ribbon with five campaign
stars. He entered the service in
February 1943, joining the
Rangers overseas in March,
1914. He is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Anthony Gutowski of this
city.
NJ. SGT. JOHN F. LINE, 96
Hubbard avenue, re-enlisted in
the United States Army for a
period of three years at Harling-
en- Army Air Field, Harrington,
Texas. Sgt. Line has been grant,
ed a re-enlistment furlough for
a period of 80 days.
SOnI. NJ 4. NE w NfAAN, -.
ceived his discharge October %,
at Gowan Field, Idaho and is
now home with his mother, Mrs.
George Newman, lat Grand
avenue. Corp. Newman was IN
the service 80 months, l6 months
were spent overseas in England,
with the Signal Corp Of the Ar
my Air Forces. He wears the
ETO ribbon with six Battle
Stars, the Unit Citation and the
Good Conduct Medal.
SERGT. ROBERT J. BUR-
DICK has been awarded the
Purple Heart Medal. for wounds
received /, action on Okinawa
Island. Sergt. Burdick is Artil-
lery Liaison Sergt. with . Field
Artillery Battalion. He also saw
service with Major General J.
L. Bradley's 96th "Deadeye" di-
vision in the liberation of Leyte.
His wife and daughter Judy, re-
side in Roseville.
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Mkh the Color,

ENSIGN LOUIS G. DEVAN-
TIER arrived in Mount Clemens
Saturday evening on terminal
leave from the u. S. Naval Air
Corps. Ensign Devantier was in
the service 33 months, 8 months
of which were overseas duty,
he took part in the final attack
against the japanese home
land. A pilot of an Avenger
Torpedo Bomber aboard the
u. S. S. Carrier Randolph, he
participated In the first flight
from the Third Fleet to drop
supplies to POW's Immediately
after VI Day. Ensign Devan-
tier was awarded the Air Medal
and wears the following rib.
bons: Third Fleet Commenda-
ton, American Theatre, Asiatic-
Pacific with Star and Philippine
Liberation. At present he is at
the home Of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Franz Devantier, 81 River
side drive. His wife, Beverly
and infant son, William Louis
are expected to arrive this week
by plane from Wenatchee, Wash.
LIEUT.. AND MRS. CARL
TON w. DUBAY were honored
Saturday evening at a farewell
party at the home of his uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. I. w.
Fuller, 1872 Dickinson avenue.
One hundred guests were pres
ent from Detroit, Algonac,
Walled Lake and Mount Glenn
ems. Lieut.. and Mrs. Dubay
will leave this week for duty in
Texas, where he will be sta
toned after a 60-day leave.
JOHN T. SIERENS and H. A.
Schonschack were among a
group of men released from the
naval service at the u. S. Naval
Personnel Separation Center on
October rs.
ROBERT SCHNEIDER, sea-
man 1/c, has returned to the
United States, after 10 months
in the Pacific aboard the Sub
marine tender U.S.S. Howard w.
Gilmore. He is in the Submarine
service and participated in New
York Citys' Navy Day celebra-
ton. His overseas trip took him
to the Admiralities, Perth, Aus
tralia and the Subic Bay in the
PHILIPPINES near Manila. 1t was
here he won the PHILIPPINE lib
Grafton ribbon with one Bronze
Star. Seaman SCHNEIDER returned
to the States in the first COM
plete sub unit to return and has
been one of the guests of honor
in many ports since returning
in September. His wife and two
children, Robert and Sharon, are
making their home in Meade for
the term of his service.
TIA LEONARD H. BA-KINS,
received his honorable discharge
October 26, at IndiantOWn Gap,
Pa, after 35 months in uniform.
He served overseas in the ETC
from September 1914 to Octo-
Der 1945, with the 102nd In
fantry. He holds the ETC ribbon
with two battle stars, a Bronze
Star Medal, Good Conduct Medal
and the Meritorious Service Unit
Plaque. He is wv living with
his wife and son Donalr at So "
Ahrens street.
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THERE WILL BE A COM
BINATION LEADERS training
meeting and annual All Club
leaders meeting (both summer
and winter projects) on Thurs
day. November LIST, at the Ray
Center Church beginning at 5
O clock.
The meeting will open with
a work session and discussion
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7 GAR Vets
Honor Comrades

LANSING, May 0 CUP)-Only
seven Boys in Blue" remain in
Michigan to pay tribute today to
hundreds of fallen Civil War
comrades.
OF the seven, two are over 100
years old. The youngest is sc.
The thinning ranks of Michi-
gan'S veterans of 1865 which once
numbered over 10000 were
further reduced by the death of
II comrades since last Memorial
Day.
The survivors include:
Ralph X. Towner, 81, Allegan,
state commander of the q. A. X.
Orlando LeValley, 96. Caro-.
Cyrus Perrigo, 100, Vassar.
Holden Albro, 80, Leslie.
James Lynn. IO1, MenOminee.
Oscar Mott, 81, Benton HarbOr.
Charles T.. Riker, 81, Cement
City.
In addition. State c. A. r.
records list Martin A. Loop, 102,
formerly of Adrian. who now lives
in Sacramento, Cal.
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in service. 1911: overseas one
year: two years in Panama Canal
Zone; brother of John A. Barber,
1898 KenoSha
WATFRTENDER s. & GIL
BERT JAMES BRODIE, l9, April
6. OFF Okinawa: still hospitalized; ;
in service October, l943; overseas
june. 1911; attended ST. Cecilia s
High: son OF Mr.. and Mrs. James
Brodie. 12159 Otsego.
PFC. EDWARD GROSS, De-
ccmher l, Germ any, received
Purple Heart and Bronze Star;
overseas October, 1913; son OF Mf.
and Mrs. Mahlon s. Gross, 2427
Marquette; two brothers on duty
in Pacific.
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Berthtesgdden Under
Eisenhower Command

PARIS. May 30 QNS)-A su-
preme headquarters control party,
under command of Maj. Gen. Rob-
crt w Hahper, has been eStab-
lished at Berchtesgaden. Al
The control party will impose
the viii of Gen. Eisenhower on
the high command OF the German
airforce in areas Of southern Ger
many occupied by AEF.
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InterneeS
Sent Home

NEW YORK, May 80 (UP)-
The exchange liner Gripsholm
sails late today with 1,150 aliens
being sent home. The passengers
will be put ashore in Greece, Italy,
and Egypt.
The group is composed mostly
of Italian seamen and officers who
were interned in l94l when 2S
Italian ships were seized in Amer
ican ports. No Germans were
listed among the passengers.
The Gripsholm will return with
repatriated Americans.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-31

CPL. JOHN Il. ANCONA, 26,
B-24 gunner, May 3, Celebes
Islands: now back in action; for
mer Ford employe; in service
January, 1914; overseas February,
1945; husband of Mary, father Of
Josephine, 1904 Wilfred; son of
Mrs Josephine Ancona, brother
of Pvt. Joseph Ancona, now in
France.
PVT. ROBERT ASH, Okinawa; !;
in service July, 1914; overseas
January, 1915; husband of Vir-
ginia. father of Gloria, 14800
Southheld; son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur S. Ash, 1875 Dexter
Blvd; two brothers in service.
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First English Bride
Reaches Kalamazoo

KALAMAZOO, May 30-The
first English war bride to arrive
in Kalamazoo was welcomed
yesterday by her husband. former
NJ SGT Richard Newnham. who
served 35 months overseas with
the Eighth Air Force.
She is the former Miss Sylvia
Holmes of Hertfordshire
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PedS tO EXDanh
Youth Training

NEW YORK. May 80 GNS)--
The Soviet Tass agency declared
today that Russia planned to
carry on universal military train
ing on a still higher level than
during the war, with school boys
of Is TO 10 TO be called up in
June
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MISSING

SEAMAN nc CLAIR EMER-
SON KOEBBE, 19. April l6, Oki-
nawa attended FordSon; worked
at Dearborn Post Office in serv-
ice February, 1914; overseas Au-
gust, 1914; son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Emerson Koebbe, 5214 Mead,
Dearborn: brother of Pfc. Duane.
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DEAD

JOSEPH J. BIGoS. p USN;
enlisted November 1910; attended
ST. HedWlg met death March 10
ON CSS Franklin; buried with
honors March 20; leaves father
Mr Frank BlEo> three brothers,
four sisters.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-31

PFC. RICHARD PIX. %, in
fantry; March p. Germany; still
hOSpitallzed: aw ard ed Purple
Heart; Hamtramck High gradu-
ate; worked for Brown and Pin
ten; in service May. 1914; over
seas, November, 1914 husband of
Mrs. Dorothy Pix, $500 Andrus.
SZSGT. MILFORD ID. SYLVES-
TER, u. infantry May, Luzon I;
hospitalIzed Philippines; Dearborn
High graduate; worked at Ford's
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-31

ON this Memorial Day the army
and navy bring sharp reminders
that total victory Is yet to be
achieved
Today'S Biographical sketches OF
war casualties include three who
lost their lives IN the Pacific area
and three who made the supreme
sacrifice IN Europe.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-31
Million Ration Stamps
Stolen in Worcester

WORCESTER, Mass. May 30
UNS)-More than a million ra-
tion stamps for all types of ra-
toned products were missing to-
day from the Worcester rationing
boSrd
The stamps were taken by the
thieves who broke into the office.
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SGT. ISADORE POWERS, "a,
infantry, April %. Luzon; still
hoSpitaliZed; worked for Detroit
Delivery; in service october, 194l ;
overseas May, 1912; brother of
Joseph Powers. 959 Tuscola
SGT. EMMETT v. BARBER,
"a, chemical warfare. April II,
le Shima, now hospitalized FL
PaSo. Tex: awarded Bronze Star;
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RICHARD. ROLAND C., SGT,-Son Of Mrs
Deiima Richard. Apens
sABYAN, JOSEPH s.. PvT.-son Of John
Ssbyan. Port Huron.
AE,SSr UlSh' sap,Is anrHsE SIX p.n,xs,c4 ~ 0'
" STAIR HAROLD l.. PvT.=son Of Mu.
Leora Psnkern Stair. Flat Rock.
VAN HAM. HERMAN j.. PFc.-son Of Mrs
Sadie Van Ham. Grand Rapids.
ARMY MISSING
EUROPEAN AREA
-roGhRRj FRED. NJ. T/4-Husesnd OF Mrs
Agnes A. Vosler. HAWKS
-SOuTHWoRTH.- CARL r.. SGT Son OF
Mrs, Alice r. Southworth, Decatur.
NAVY DEAD
CROMWELL. CLARENCE E. PFC -usMCR
Parents. MI and Mrs Clarence a Cron.
cUNNiNGHAM, JOHN C. CPL. UsMcR-
Wife Mrs John C. Cunningham. Flint
KARNEMoNT. HARRY MARKus. 1T. ugl.
USNR-Parcnts. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Karne-
REED. MELVIN JR.. 7 SGT tsMcR-
wife. Mrs. Melvin Reed Jr., Charlevoix.
NAVY WOUNDED
DEAN vERN o. PFC. UsMcR-Psrents
ML. and Mrs. George A Dean. lonis.
Parents. Mr., and Mrs. Arthur c. pessn
Montague
DE IAlRE. LEO W. SGT. UsMc--Wif,
Mira. Genevieve M DeLaire, Rochestee.
GoRMAN. SIDNEY EDWARD JR.. 1fe.
USNR-Parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Edward
German ST., Muskeson,
RAPP. GERALD W. PVT. UsmcR-
Parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John RApp Tavss
RAYNER, ALFRED L. PFC. usMc-
Parents. Mr.. and Mrs Howard J. Rayner.
REDLIcK. RUDOLPH R.. PFC. usMcR
sister Mrs. augusta r Mello, Flint
REED. WARREN W. PVT. USMCR-Wife.
REEVES. CLAY W SGT, UsMcR-
REIss. ELMER C, PVT, usMCR-Mother.
Mrs. Clara ReiSS, Auburn.
RICHARDSON, RAYMOND V, PVT
USMCR-ParentS, Mr. and Mrs Albert Rich
ardson, Walled Lake.
SCHMIDT. JAMES j.. PVT. UsMCR-Psr-
en,s, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph p. schmidt,
SCH scHMipT. LELAND r. P SGT. usmcR-
SCOTT, JOHN A, CPL. UsMc-Wii,.
Mrs. Betty L Scott, Flint.
- NAVY MISSING
BROOKS. HAzEN MONROE, slGNALMAN
lie. USN-Parents Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur
Brooks, Pontiac
CROSSE. RAYMOND. ENSIGN UsNR-Psr-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Crosse Norway.
May 80, I945.~~~~~~~~~~~~~-
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ARMY WOUNDED


EUROPEAN AREA
ENOS, DONOVAN E.. lsT LT.-Son OF ous
S Enus, Saginaw.
FISHER. DONALD c, PvT.-Husband OF
Mrs Marian r. Fisher. Jackson.
LEsICA. FRANCIS r.. 7 s-son Of Mrs
Katherine Lesiea. Manistique.
PETERSON. LEROY l., TI5-Son Of L. A.
PROCKNOW. ROY LEE. PFC.-Son OF Mrs.
Laura May Prooknow, Lapeer,
sCHMlD HENRY e PvT-son Of Ernest
Gottlied Schmid. Grand Rapids.
Pacific AREA
ANDERSON, JACK, A. SGT.--son OF Mrs.
Hazel 3 Anderson, Muskegon.
ARMSTRONG. EDWIN r.. PFc.-son OF
Mrs. Verna Armstrong, Grandvlhe.
BEMFuss. EDGAR l.. 5 SGT. Brother Of
Mrs. Caroline Savage. Fremont
FEINAUER. ELMER c. SGT Son Of
Mrs Margaret Feinsuer. Bay city
FIGEL, LESTER l.. PFc.-Hus6And Of Mrs
Louise A, Eigel, Three Rivers
Mary L. Ford. North Branch.
GRADER. JACOB C.. SGT Son Of Mrs
Gertrude Graber Rose City,
HEpMAN. ARSIE c.. sGr.-son Of Mrs
Alma Hedman. Republic.
PEARo WALTER v. PFC-son or MfS
Lillian Pearo. Mackinac Island
PYLMAN. HENRY. SGT. Husband OF Mrs
Margaret a. Pylmsn, Grand Rapids.
RICE. ARTHUR. Pvr.-son OF Mrs. Rosl,
W. Rice jackson.
~~~~~ W.1n.doy
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DECORATED
SCR kENNETH u. LAMISON.

SGT. KENNETH T.. JAMISON,
19, infantry, Silver Star for gal
lantry in action in Germany; Ford
Trade School graduate; in service
1943; overseas Febru-
airy, 1914; awarded Purple Heart,
1914, in France; son
of Mr.. Charles Jamison, New
castle. Pa.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-31
Wheat Boost Due

WASHINGTON, May 80 QNS)
-OPA is expected 10 announce
an increase of 31s cents bushel
in the ceiling price Of wheat today.
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NM sc JAMES DANIEL Nc

CARTHY, Is.
Jan 5. China
Sea; back in
a ction: at
tended Visita-
tion High; en-
liSte d July.
1912: overseas
May. 1913; son
o ( NJ r. a n d
Mrs. Frank j.
NJ c c a TT h Y,
1928 Prairie:
I " o brothers
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-31

This is another in the spring series of You Fxit to
help Detroit hOmeOwners make their repairs during
the shortage of workers. One of the series will
appear each weekday through Friday. Readers NAV
clip the lessons and make them up into a scrapbook
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-31

casualties announced by the department list lo
dead p wounded and two missing.
total DEAD
missing.
In all cases the notified and have been
kept o change status
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ARMY DEAD

EUROPEAN AREA
CZARNECKi HENRY r. PFC.-Son ci
Mrs. Yernniea NJ. czarneck, Jackson.
JACKSON KARL E.. PFC.--Son Of Mrs.
Donna 7. Jackson. Harrison,
MCGUIRE. RICHARD c. PFC.-Husband
OF Mrs. Lorraine Mcclure. Glennie.
MYERS RONALD a. 5 SGT Husband OF
Mrs Elizabeth A-C. MyeIs.-Iaekson. .----
PRKKALA ROY A.. PvT.-son Of Mrs. Ina
Walikinen. South Range.
WAGNER HAROLD -R-PFc.-sen Of Mrs.
LeOua wagner, Grand Rapids.
Pacific AREA
GERRANS, GEORGE r. CAPT. Husband
OF Mrs Helen L. Gerrans. Muskeson
-LANypAY- BRUCE J. : S6T.-Son of Mrs
Lyna LanWay, Kingston
PERREAULT. BERNARD L, T-SGT--Son OF
Mrs Alice d Perrault. Lake Linden.
WOOD FORD j. PFC. Husband Of MrS
Mabel j. Wood. Muskegon Heights.
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.est We Forget-Lest We Forget
MICHIGAN Battle Hero Roll

in service September, 1913; over
seas March, 1914; husband OF Ma
tilda, l7445 O'Connor, Allen Park;
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Sylves-
ter. 4952 Southfield road, Dear
born; brother of Radioman SIC
Earl in Pacific.
PFC. JAMES f.. KOHNER, 90
infantry. April 20. Okinawa; Cass
Tech graduate: attended Univer-
sity Of Detroit: in service two
wears; overseas one year; son OF
Mrs. Sarah Kohner, 176i5 San
Juan; brother of Cpl. Alex in Ger
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PyT.GEoRGE SCZoMAK, 10

infantry. April 10, Germany;
Ch a d dsey graduate worked for
CadillaC" in service fiii,-i9ii
overseas February, l945; leaves
parents. Mr.. and TArs Stephen
Sczomak, 6O73 Chopin; three
brolherk in scTXice.
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oUTSTATE

AsERCRoMBIE. IS John . Kesgo HsFoof
AIIKlNS rs HOWARD 2 Benton HarbCr
IiBERTsog, 7 5. CHARLES ?. e'5aud
RkRToN lisFsSs PVT. HAROLD A. Alpens
REEKMAN, PVT, RoBESI l. ssginaS
sIGgS ssIeGSPs isP Pre- r ReAARp a l. l. Bsntouror oa2
eERSosKk. eIseS5 7 scr, cAAeLEs j Ann AroOr
StsjjAsMIee;s- PFc~ CLIFFORD alma. -
etiRRiER SGT eLAweE eLA}g JR Fhn'
DEcKER SCI LAwnENcE G. Ausust'
IY Pc Nv %AYME i;!T,,Es 2 Ptaii,yis .Isio,
FoRViLLY. PFC FLOYD J.. Escsnabs
TFHHMi TRANcH rPF PIC. hE' ALERT z. Montsomsr5
GoRToN. PFc WESLEY L. swartzcreek
GsrrN GsITyINr rs RyG cE6RcE EnGmP.Snslf S rsn,inT
HALLE ALE PFc JosEPH A., Lax, Linden
H6RLhGK6 FEG sc4 AGH GfoRGE ass eana n''I
iioLBowER, PFC. NORMAN c. mgskesoa'
HEYBoER PFC WILFRED W. iceland.
KFf4 KFTt' PGT PST EMEFY EzfFY /" [" PsSisS" sssnsv
KISS CPL. M.ARoLL2o A. AlEoa9sse e.,,,,
KURK5leN PFC LEO cifENT EsnS EioS, hpeas
IAFRiNERE. PFC. GEORGE J.. cheboygsn
LFsNiAK, s SET. GLENN c. Niles.
LUTHER T5 ROBERT p. ironwood
LOCKWOOD. PFC, KENNETH B, Clayton.
McAiiLiFFE ID 1T. JOHN c. Ann Arbor
MscRAcHRON. SGT RAYMOND d. Lansing
MARvIS PVT CHARLES l., stanton
NARTINSKI. SGT LEO F., Ray City.
NARTINSON. PIC EDWIN Wakefield
MCDONALD CPL HAROLD R. Spiinf Lake
NeRIBBI. PVT. RICHARD J hiddleville.
NepEAK ia HARLAN L. Lansins.'
MILLER SGT KENNETH w IOnia
NkWkPRADA PVT RAY J.. Alronac -
NOPKOHI PFC MATTHEW Ishpemlng.
PARKER. T SAMUEL $ onawsy
PAPNLEE PVT GEORGE r. lansainr
PfvNE CPL FREDERICK c. Kalamazoo.
PTZ7O PFC SAMUEL LanSinT
POKRcH PFC MORRIS G Battle Greek.
ptNSFY JAMES e. MuSkeFon.
POM PVT OWEN W saginaw
TFMt's WALTER T. LANSING
moor PFC MEPivN T.. Charlotte
PoCEPT SGT LYrE p TekonsNs
RUTHERFoRs PFC. DONALD C.. Kala-
skapr PIC FL AURA
SCHAEFTR 7 s EARL A Saginaw.
SuADF T4 lOHN Manchester
sYAPRrT : set MATTHEW e. Cerm'Ask.
esFrTH pvC iOIiN " Ann Arbor
SorTHARD PFC. GEORGE l. Grand Rapids
srOgrS & SGT VIII fAN y Jordan.
s-orP PIT. MILO VI Coldva'er
sIirrp PVT ARTrF''p L Croeanins
TtOpNF PFC fr'NrOP = Fl'nt
vswANA~ c SGT FPA n CNzrvion.
V-rfR. wOPC LiOvD r JR Flint.
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PFC. SAMUEL b. TREvEs, 10

infantry, April %, Germany; hos
pitalized, England; Southwestern
graduate; attended Wayne; in
service December. 1913; overseas
January. l945; son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam TreveS. l49 S. Dey.
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MARINE PVT. JAMES PHIL
LIP MALLINSON, l9. May IL.
Okinawa; worked for Michigan
Central; in service April. 1914:
overseas October. 1914: son of
Mr and Mrs. Harry Y. MallinSon,
l25 y. Harrington.
PFC. HUGH CONNOR, 30,
April Is Bongao: in service July,
1914; overseas December. 1914;
worked for ChrySler: leaves wife,
Rose. son. Hugh Kenneth. 505S
~. ttdIT, parents, MI and MIS-.
Michael Leonard, 4529 ST. Clair /,
three sisters: one brother in Ger
many: one brother in Pacific; one
brother discharged.
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Toepher g. Detroit.
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PFC. EDMUND v. GRONO-

WICK, Is. infantry. May ,,
Germany; attended Mackenzie; in
service August, 1914; overseas
January, 1945; son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Gronowick, S5l5
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SGT. RICHARD FERRILL. 10.
infantry. April y. Italy; attended
Dearborn High; worked for Ford;
in service October. 1913. overseas
March. 1914: leaves parents, MIR
and Mrs Watson -SlqS- -Nightin-
gale. Dearborn; two brothers.
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Percy Jones
Receives 369

BATTLE CREEK MAY 30 -
Yesterday was another record ar
rival day az PercS JJHes Hospital
Center with a total OF 569 wal
casualties checked in. They came
by ambulance plane and hospital
train. Furty-tIvC arC from tf1r'-
Detroit area and 76 from outstste.
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~~~~~~-~~~~~Wedn ednssday MAY 30 1915. -