The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-04-24
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ter a few days in Mount Glenn
ems. Commander Traua has jus
returned from six months o
Pacific duty, and after theil
Eastern visit, he and his wife
will stop in Mount Clemen'
briefly enroute to the Yves
Coast. They have been with
Mrs. Traua's parents, Mr.. ane
Mrs. Duncan Hubbard, and sew
eral informal gatherings were
held in their honor.
JOHN TORREY AND WILL,
LIAM NICHOLS. who were
sworn in the U. S. Marine Corps
on Friday, April 10, have re-
ported at Parres Island, S. c,
Torrey is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Torrey. 100 Lincoln ave-
nue., and Nichols parents are
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Mich
OILS, 81 North Rose street. Both
boys are II years old.
CAPT. EARL WATT, who
was recently confined to the
hospital for observation because
of serious asthma, has returned
to his home at % Clifton avenue,
Benning Park, Columbus, Ga,
and has returned to his duties
at Fort Benning. His wife, for
merly Blanche Ward, and son
Ward with Capt. Watz, who is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Watz.
1T. GEORGE D. RODGERS,
husband of Mrs. Virginia Rodg-
ers of 306 Euclid avenue, was
graduated from the Photo Re-
connaissance school at Will Rog-
ers Field, Okla, according to a
release received today. 1t. Rodg-
ers, an MCHS graduate who was
active in swimming, golf and
will shortly be assign
ed to a combat area. He is now
trained to fly the famed P-38
Lightning.
of Pfc. Melvin
Kuechenmeister to the rank
of sergeant, according to a re-
lease from his infantry division
headquarters in Germany. Sgt.
Kuechenmeister, in service since
April %, 1941, has seen action
in Belgium, Luxembourg, Hol-
land and Germany. He is the
son of Mrs. Emma Kuechenmeis-
ter, Route One.
WORD comes today from
Armored Division Head
quarters in the European Thea
ire of the promotion of Sgt.
George A. Dalusky, %, to the
rank of staff sergeant. S/Sgt.
Dalusky entered service 26
months ago, and has been over
seas the past SIX months as a
rifleman. His wife, formerly
Katherine Miller, lives at 81
Fessenden street, and he is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Da-
215 Jones street.
PFC. JAMES H. REAUME,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. William
SO North Rose street,
assigned to duty as a military
policeman at the Air Transport
base at Marrakech,
n the North African Division.
Pvt. Reaume went overseas in
February, l944, and has been
stationed at Casablanca, Dakra,
n French West Africa, and was
transferred to Marrakech in
March. A Mount Clemens High
school graduate, Pvt. Reaume
employed at the Mount
Pottery before entering
in 1943.
JOHN F. LAUHOFF, motor
nachinist's mate &c, USNR, is
now stationed at the Puget
Sound Navy Yard in Bremerton,
Wash, with a Ship Repair Unit.
Son of Mrs. Frank Lauhoff, 1882
Clinton View drive, he was born
n Detroit, and was graduated
st. Mary's high school in
Mount Clemens. Prior to his en-
in August, 1914 he was
employed as a machinist in a
Ordnance plant. He has
been at Puget Sound for addi-
training since October,
1914.
PVT. PATRICIA MYER has
training in the Army
Clerk school at the Women's
Corps training Center at
Fort DesMoines, Ia, and is now
stationed at New Orleans. She
Is the granddaughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. c. Scarf, 231 Town Hall
road.
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