The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-11-09

AROUND THE CITY-Rooert
Sanderson, age nine, Of 2608
North Gratiot, helping his broth
err make newspaper collections
on his bike, was fatally injured
when struck by q car dri en- ty
DR.. Robert w. Campbell, 80, of
Algonac. The boy turned in front
of the car, investigation dis
closed. Commander Russell
F. Salot, naval surgeon, is back
after AZ months Pacific service.
Lawrence E. Oehmke, FORM
er Olympia Annex owner, has
bought the Salvation Army Hos
tess House formerly t'e Airing
ton e. Nightingale and will
again operate a first-class hotel.
:. Jack L. Flaacke is new XII
wants Club president. Recall
of the tate-loaned purnper has
created an emergency need for
more fire equipment here, Fire
Chief Ed. Smith reports.
A number Of cows, one H0l-
stein ,ing yorth 81, 500, were
injured in a Richmond barn
when ankster l0Osened
them the other evening and
left them free to trample one
another. Several, including
the costly one, had to be
butchered.
AROUND THE COUNTY -
Shores VFW men on Armistice
Day will sponsor patriotic cere-
monies at the new Memorial
Park Jefferson and Masonic)
here they wi dedice.e mon.
ument, flagpole and flagstaff to
the community's dead. Village
president Bob Harrison will died.
icate the park. After
raising only $4,000 of its need
ed S37.470 in the War Chest
Drive, Warren Township has
been given an extension until
Nov. Is to show their charitable
spirit and dig up the rest. d.
Mrs. Roy Fuersteneau, of Ricn.
mond, and Herbert w., / Mrs.
Myrtle Collin, of Center Line,
were honored this week for 10
years of outstanding All Club
leadership.
Among the AZ World War III
vets taken In by Oskar An
dreas VFW Post Ito run their
total WW-2 men to more ttan
5000 Is Chester A. Beghtol,
navy vet of WW-1 and AAF
man in VIVA. He works At
Mount Clemens Metal Pro.
ducts.
A Fl AIMING PLANE was the
funeral pyre of two Ne Haven
ex-servicemen, Robert Rushton,
%, and Paul Teschler, 81, when
it crashed near New Baltimore
Rushton, f. ner AAl lieuten.
ant in the ETC, with IS combat
missions, was at the controls. II
was owned by Mervin Sitter, OF
Armada, who was Rushton's
partner in an airport venture al
New Baltimore. Rushton had
four years service and received
his honorable discharge four
months 40. He had been j. the
European and African theatres
in action. Teschler was in the
navy and received q medical dis
charge.
A Thanksgiving Mass and
reception will mark the 50th
wedding anniversary Of Mr..
Mrs. Edward ]. Schoenherr, IN
Center Line, Monday. They
are the parents Of IL living
children, one deceased, and
the grandparents Of 40.
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PFC. MAX SCHWARTZ, OF
Mount Clemens, a Bronze Star
wearer and wounded at Anzio
and in Germany, writes to this
column expressing regret that he
can't attend the benefit for
crippled vet Cpl. Walter Osborne
in St. Clair Shores Dec. 8
but encloses IS for the Osborne
Fund, Ito give Osborne a little
push towards a happier life"
Max, who was twice cited for
rescuing wounded comrades un-
der fire, is q former MCHS boy.
He's now in Grille General Hos
pital, Cleveland, being treated
for wounds that "booby trap
bomb caused when he stepped
on it while rescuing a budIX
who already had been BAT
wounded in a similar manner.
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