The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-10-12
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coined these days by the two
sons of Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis F.
Wilde, of 1853 Clinton street.
Capt. Russell {, Wilde, rs, was
placed on inactive duty Wednes-
DAY, is on terminal leave until
Dec. %, while his brother, Sgt.
Curtis +. Wilde, Jr., %, returns
tonight 10 Indiantown Gap. Pa.
after a few days furlough, 10
receive his final discharge pro-
badly by the middle of next
week. Capt. Wilde served four
and one-half years, overseas 26
months in the paratroops, and
holds the Silver Star, the Bronze
Star, The American Defense
ribbon, the ETC ribbon with
five battle stars and a unit CT
tation. His wife and son live in
Yellow Springs, Ohio, and he is
planning to return to his studies
at Antioch College, O. Sgt.
Wilde served three years and
one-half, was overseas rs
months also in the ETC, earning
five battle stars and q meritor-
ious service plaque. He plans to
return to school, but at Michi-
gan State Normal College at
Ypsllanti.
SGT. ROBERT E. DECKER
SON received his discharge
from service at Fort Custer Oct.
4, in ACCORDING with the average
4, in accordance with the over
age policy for release. Sgt. Dick
erson served as associate to the
psychiatrist in the neuropsy-
chiatric division at Percy Jones
Hospital for the past year. He
donned a uniform in August,
1912. and has now returned to
his home at Is Lincoln avenue.
PFC. WILLIAM KREGER,
90, has received his release from
the army, after Il months in
uniform. He is a veteran of II
months in the ETC with the
10Th Infantry, and holds the
Purple Heart for wounds re-
ceived in France early in 1914,
four battle stars, and the Bronze
star for heroism in Germany,
as well as a unit citation. He is
planning TO return TO his pre-
war position with General Mot
ors in Pontiac. With his wife
and son, Robert, s, and twin
sons William and Wilbur, 4, he
lives at GALS Garfield, Washing
ton
1t. q. g. RUTH VERKLER,
WAVE, who is stationed IN
Washington. d. c., has arrived
TO spend Today leave with her
parents, Mir. and Mrs. Guy
Verkler, IL Hollywood court.
WILLIAM MCDONALD. 10,
seaman lie. has returned TO
Noun Clemens with an honor
able ischarge after 35 months IN
the Navy 80 OF which he served
aboard tire USS Lexington in
The South Pacific, earning 10
battle stars. Son Of MIR. and Mrs.
Robert Mcdonald, of l8 Smith
street, he has tafen position
at Metal Products.
FIRST 1t. AND MRS. Ed
WARD G. MOORE, have return-
ed to Mount Clemens fromBer-
muda, where 1t. Moore /28, has
been stationed with he ArW'
Signal Corps for the past 30
months. Mrs, Moore, the former
Eileen Rudolph, Joined him in
June, l945 1t. Moore is now
on terminal leave until Dec I,
after four years and nine month,
of service. He is plan
ming to return 10 the
University of Michigan in Nov
ember. to take his Masters de-
gree in Education. Mrs. Moore
will accompany him.
CAPT. RALPH CUYLER is
home on 45-day leave, after
three years of service in the or
dnance corps. He has spent IA
months overseas in Germany and
England. He is with his wife,
the former Regula Wissmueller,
and his mother, Mrs. Esther
Cuyler, 81 Pine street.
SGT. JOHN -BANNOW, 81
has arrived in Mount Clemens
with his wife and baby son. He
has received a discharge after
three and one-half years service
in the Army, IL months over
seas. He has resumed his work
at BannoW's Drug Store and
with his family will make his
home with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John c. Bannow. SO Lin
coin avenue, for the winter.