The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-11-13
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CLIFFoRn c. COLE. "a. car
penter's mate &c. and other
members of the ll5th Naval
Construction Battalion, from
which he was recently discharg-
ed, have won commentator for
their W ,rk at Luzon, where they
were called upon to complete
emerge ICY repairs and landing
strips while exposed to large
caliber Smelling and Jap air at
lacks. the Navy announced to-
day. In service 81 months, he
spent "a months in the Pacific,
earning three battle stars on his
Asiatic- Pacific ribbon. With his
wife, the former Matha Sibbie,
and daughter Patricia Ann he
makes his home wit his father,
Wesley Cole. at SO North avenue.
He left turday to spend the
rest of tn month up North
hunting.
PFC. BRUCE j. WILLIAMS,
81, has arrived home after re-
ceiving his honorable discharge
at Fort George C. Meade, Nd.
after 33 months of service. He
spent % months overseas
eight months in the Aleutians,
and II months in the ETC, see
ing duty in England, France.
Luxembourg, Belgium, Austria
and Germany. He holds six
battle stars and an invasion ar
rowhead. He is the son of Mrs.
Emma Williams, Ill Clair ave-
nue..
CPL. THOMAS E. LOHR. 10.
was honorably discharged from
the Army Air Forces at Baer
Field, Fort Wayne, Ind, on Nov.
7, following a years service un-
der the cadet program. A grad
uate of Mount Clemens High
school, he plans to return to his
former position at Briggs for the
Winter, and 60 on to college next
Fall. He is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Lohr of $50 Town
Hall road. Their nephew, Pfc.
Jack Gilbert, returned to his
base at Aberdeen, Md. last
night. after a brief visit.
STAFF SGT. RICHARD S.
BERGER, FL, who has been sta
toned recently at Hendricks
Field, Fla, has received his dis
charge from the Army Air For
ces at Rome, N. Y, after %
months in uniform. He served
three months and a half over
seas, flying 81 missions in the
ETO, and holds the Air Medal
with two oak leaf clusters, 'the
ETO ribbon with three battle
stars. Fe is home with his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Victor G.
Berger, Is Third street.
AVIATION CADET DOU-
GLAS PROVOST, FL, was re-
leased Oct. 81 at Amarillo, Tex,
where he was at B-29 school. In
service two years, he has been
receiving training in Texas.
Arizona, Missouri, Kansas and
Illinois. Son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Provost, Sugar Bush
road, he formerly attended
Mount Clemens High school, IS
planning to 60 to the University
of Michigan for a mechanical
engineering course.
\T/SGT. HOWARD SWIM VI
124Huron avenue received his
honorable discharge from the ar
my at Samp Grant. Ill.,, ON
Nov. 8, aftek4l months Of serv-
ice, of which Nc months were
spent in the 'BI theatre.
CPL. WILLIAM H. GRAY.
"a, of the Fleet Marine Force
has arrived to spend 80 days
with his grandmother, Mrs.
Amelia Gray, II South avenue.
after 35 months overseas. Cpl.
Gray, who has been three and
half years in uniform, is a Ma
rine regular, and during his
overseas duty was stationed in
Wellington, N. T., New Caledon-
ia, Guadalcanal, Russell Island,
Saipan and Okinawa. He holds
five battle stars on his Asiatic-
Pacific ribbon, the Good Con-
duct medal, the Victory ribbon
and American Defense ribbon.
He reports Dec. 8 at Great
Lakes, Ill.,, for reassignment.
PFC. HOWARD E. SCHRADE
is at present performing guard
duty in Czechoslovakia with the
oath Infantry Division. He Is the
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. August Sch
rade, Hall road. Pfc, Schrade
wears two bronze battle stars
for participating in the Central
Europe and Rhineland cam
paigns. Also he was awarded
the Combat Infantry badge and
ETC ribbon. He joined the di.
vision in January, 1945. Three
brothers, August. Carl and Har.
old all served in the Armed
Forces.
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