The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-29
Service Briefs
VETERANS BENEFITS

VETERANS BENEFITS
Scores Of special benefits are
available for war veterans,
widows, and other relatives. .
Consult Bayard Buehen. dlree-
tor Council Of Veterans A.
fairs, American Legion Home,
III s Huron St., Ypsllantl.
Local men receiving Army dis.
charges recently are, IT'S Donald
II. Strine. RID 4, f. Michigan
Ave. TIA ROLAND T. Camp. 227
Miles St. Tisgt. Archie B. Camp.
227 Miles St. Norman E. Spangler,
407 +. Cross ST.; Pfc. Charles ID.
Hagans. Rt, !, Saline. Sgt Fred
II. vendt, 1871 Ecorse Rd., Belle
Vile.
Announcement Of the promotion
Of Joe Paschall, son OF Mr. and
Mrs. oscar Paschall, 316 Ninde St.
TO private first class is being made.
Pfc. Paschall is a military police
man at Fort Sheridan, Illinois.
1t. Howard w. Gibbs spent a few
days at the home OF his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Gibbs, while en-
route from Bergstrom Field, Aus
tin, Texas, to Camp Kearns, Utah,
prior TO leaving for overseas for
replacement duty. His brother.
Pvt. Robert r. GIBBS arrived unex-
pectedly from Wright Field Day
ton, Ohio, to spend a weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Barnes en-.
tertained at dinner Sunday In hon
or OF their son Gilbert T. Barnes.
S. &c, who has been spending his
nine day leave at the home Of his
parents. He returned to Great
Lakes 10 continue his training,
Sunday night. Guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Lynn Wolsinger and daugh-
tiers Sandra and Lynda, Saginaw,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew johnson
and son Robert, this city.
Major Donald Hearl, Mrs. Hearl
and their daughter Donna visited
at the home Of Maj. Hearts, par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Hearl,
Willis Rd. Major Hearl, who has
been overseas in the Pacific Area
for over two years, was granted q
so day leave last week. He Is to
report in December for his official
release from inactive duty. Their
homo Is In Howell.
Word has been received by Mr.
and Mrs. Maurice J. Miller that
their son, James M. Miller, has
been promoted from Hospital APP
prentice First Class to Pharma.
cist's Mate Third Glass. He Is sta
toned in the United States Naval
Hospital, New Orleans, Louisiana.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Charles S. Bres.
lauer and baby daughter Ann Lou.
ise, arrived last week from Miami,
Fla, and are visiting at the home
OF Mira. Breslauer's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Arden Sweet. Lieut..
Breslauer, who is on terminal leave
has been stationed at Miami for
the past year.
Ensign i. d. Harmon surprised
his parents by telephoning from
Seattle, Washington he had arrived
in the States on the carrier Bunker
Hill to take part in the Navy Day
celebration. Ensign Harmon ex.
poets TO receive his discharge by
the first Of November. and to ar
rive home by November 10. He has
been in service two years and
eight months. stationed at Hi-Lo
Island In the Pacific. He was a
graduate OF Ypsilanti High School
class OF AZ. He is the son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Harmon. 992 Haw.
thorne ST.
Alvin c. McAllister. 10. seaman,
first class, has come to ths
States from Tokyo Bay with the
crew OF the destroyer, Brush. He
has participated in many battles.
Pfc. William Chappell, 72s Wat.
ling Blvd, was honorably dis.
charged from service at the Fort
Lewis, washington, separation cen
ter.
The following local men received
their discharges recently. TI5 JACK
H. Horton, 6467 Denton Rd., Belle
Vile: Pfc. James Mckenzie, 4l40
Ellsworth Rd.. Pfc. Wayne f. Mar.
tin, l02 Spring St., StSgt. Matthew
J. Conlon, P. o. Box 2O4, all OF
Ypsilanu.
Pfc. Irene (Knight) Hayward,
Marine Corps Woman Reserve, is
spending a furlough at the home Of
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Ander-
son. l46 N. Ford Blvd. Pfc. Hay.
ward intends TO return shortly 10
her present station, Paris Island,
s. C