The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-04


Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Suggitt enter
talned delightfully."- Saturday eve
ming in honor OF their son Jack.
who has just returned from the
European theater The guests.
schoolmates OF their son and also
fighters in the European theatSr,
with their wives, we're Fred Roden-
burg, Nelson Waiting. Clifford
Woodside, William Kramer and hiG
flancee. Miss Dorls Erwin. Motion
pictures we're shown and delicious
refreshments we're served.
Mr.. and Mrs r. Briggs received
a letter from their son Pfc. Ralph
Briggs who Ia now stationed at Le
Havre, France. Pfc. Briggs and
two companions spent their fur
Tough in England, and he wrote that
they had an enjoyable trip. Anoth-
er son. Sgt. Eugene Briggs, received
his discharge December %, at Fort
Sheridan. Illinois, and he and HIS
wife are making their home with
his parents a 2035 Ids st., Ford
Dam Subdivision.
Henry L. Appl, 4611 Z. Cross st..
was discharged at the Great Lake,
Naval Training Station. January
81. Everett ]. Durham. 1873 Stewart
St. William II. Dusbiber, Ill So.
Prospect St; Marie V. Trey, 46T
Bergen Ave; William II. VANITY.
52S Mause Ave. received discharE-
es at Great Lakes. January 30.
Capt. Herbert F. Bunting. air
craft commander, AZ ". Washing
ton St. and First 1t. Harold G.
Harner. radar observer. 619 n. Ad-
ans St. have been awarded tbs
Distinguished Unit Badge. They
are members OF the Sixth Bombard-
ment group. goth Air Force. based
on Tinian in the Marianas, and are
cited for outstanding performance
OF duty in the groups last B-29 Rt-
tack on Tokyo.
Capt. and Mrs. J. Howard Morse,
La Crosse, Kansas, who are visiting
with Mrs. Morses sister. Mrs. John
Turner and family in Ann Arbor.
visited here Sunday evening With
Capt Morse's aunt. Mrs. L. L. Rob
inson, and Mr.. and Mrs. John V.
Drum. III East Ainsworth Blvd.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. j. Kraisinger OF
Thinker, Kansas. accompanied Capt.
and Mrs. Morse to Ann Arbor. and
are also visiting at the Turner
home. Mrs. Turner Is their daugh.
ter.
Dean W. Allward. 70S HemphHl
St; Fead A. Speck. 113 N. River
St: Clifford d. Porterfield. 215o
Bradley ST., and Harlan r. Viii
loughby, 773 Ford ST., were dis
charged from the Army at Fort
Sheridan. H., January 1928. Joseph
L. Tower, ell Prospect St., re.
cefyed his discharge at the Fort
Sheridan Separation Center. JanU-
airy 1929. Elmer Robertson, Jr., 1876
Hawkins ST., was discharged at
Camp Atterbury Separation Center,
January %. Robert L. S.ringer. sS4
Carver Ave. received his discharge
at Great Lakes. January q.
Pvt. nc Dean Allward. 703 Hemp
hill Rd.. received his discharge
January rs at the separation center
at Fort Sheridan, Ill. II was hap
py reunion with his family after
Is months. His son. Dennis. who
was six weeks old al his first and
last meeting, was the biggest sur
prise. Allward has Deen stationed
in and around the Philippines dur
ing the past year A delayed Christ
mas dinner will be enjoyed Sunday
with all the family present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hollis Humphrey,
2065 Ide Street. Wayne. re-
ceived word that S &c Melvin
Humphrey had just arrived in San
Diego, Calf, aboard the L. s. s.
Sperry from Guam.
Leo +. Graves. MoMM sc. 1145
Clark Rd. Is returning 20 the States
for discharge aboard the USS Tran
qullitiy which left Pearl Harbor.
/ Jan. 81.
Mrs. George II. Rathfon received
word that her son, Sidney o. Rath-
fon &c, U.S.N. is now attached
| 10 Naval Communication in Wash
ington. d. c. lie does radio and
teletype work in the relay room OF
radio control loca.ed in the main
/ NAVY Danarfrnant on Constitution