Another Steele high school graduate who'll come home wearing the purple heart is a paratrooper, Conrad Wolfe, 24, 72 Mary avenue. He was wounded in France shortly after D-day and was returned to England. He went into combat again in the airborne invasion of Holland and was injured there Sept. 30, so he holds an oak leaf cluster to the purple heart for his second wound. His wife, Margaret, reports that he is recovering for the second time in an .English hospital. The son of Guy E. Wolfe, 97 West Mumma avenue, he was employed at Patterson Field before entering service, enlisting October, 1942. He has a daughter, Diana Lynn.

[The Dayton Herald, Dayton, OH, 15 Nov 1944, Wed, Page 13]