Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-10-31
NUMBERS DRAWN FOR
,SELECTIVE SERVICE

county will be in the first quota is
not known, but the number is GER
tain to be shall, since all those
who have volunteered, will be put
on the list first, and others may be
supplied by enlistment.
In the drawing at Washington,
Carl L. Fell, of Stockport, was
158, the first number drawn. In
the World war drawing the first
number was 258. Mr.. Fell is SUI
perintendent of the Stockport
schols, and has children; the sec
ond one drawn was Russell Kincaid
Van Horn, Malta route two, he is
widower and has no children; next
was Edwin Glassier Blind Stock
port route two-he is married and
has one child Next was Galen May
nard Ferguson, McConnelsville
route two-married and has one
child. Others in the order drawn
up to 81, are: VIM. Irwin, Malta;
Robley King Dougan, Pennsville;
Gerald David Stoneburner, Crooks
Vile; Ray Wilbur Coler, Crooks
vile; Harvey Nathaniel Lewis,
Chesterhill route two; Charles
Henry HivnOr, Malta route two;
Dane Elmo Hall, Beverly; Douglas
Erwin, Stockport; Columbus Chea-
die, Stockport; Charles Whitesell
Hickman, McConnelsville route one;
Howard Dale James, Pennsville
route one; Chural Dwight McIntire,
McConnelsville; Carl Davis Henery,
Malta route one: Gilbert Franklin
Maier, Crooksville route one; Chas.
Wayne Dugan, McConnelsville
Denver Benjamin Kittle, Glouster
route two; Carl Eugene Bebout,
Stockport route two; Howard Del
mar Nolan, Pennsville; Woodrow
Wilson Roach, McConnelsville; VAL
sic Christie, Crooksville route one;
Roy Brink Balding, McConnelsville
Raymond Earl Smith, McConnels-
Vile route two; John Andrew Wood, |
CrOoksville route one; Thomas
Drummond Cory, McConnelsville;
Elmer Ray Kittle, Glouster route
three; Dona Emerald Morris, Cald- !
well route five; Samuel Warne Ray,
McConnelsville route two; Leonard |
Shelton Brewer, Malta Raymond |
Clifford Pollock, Deavertown; Dean
DeForest Aber, McConnelsville;
Dean Edward McPeak, Chesterhill! |
Paul Wayne Humphrey, McConnels- |
Vile; Parker Dane Cooperrider, Nc
Connelsville; Alva Robert Hall, Nc
Ray, Malta route three; Ivan Rob-
ert Moore, McConnelsville; George |
Burney Bankes, Malta route one;
Harry Harlan Cordray, McConnels- |
Star route; Theodore Pershing Nc
Pherson, Stockport; Melvin Dale |
Rex, Reinersville; Kenneth William !
butcher, Malta; Glen Ray Yarnell, |
Stockport; Coral Clarence White, |
Stockport; Frank Basil Kirkbride, /
Malta route three; Lionel Eye Ep-
pley, McConnelsville; George Fred I
erick Raile, McConnelsville; John |
Dale White, McConnelsville route
one; Everette Clifton Roberts, Nc
Connelsville route two.
The foregoing are prepared from |
the numbers as appeared in the |
city papers. The official list has |
not yet been received
AS soon as the official list is re-
ceived by the local draft board,
card will be issued to each regis
trant giving serial and order num-
bers. Also a complete list of nll
registrants and serial and order
numbers will be posted outside the
draft board office, and at the ar
mory, and at other places through
out the county for inspection. Later,
Questionnaires will be mailed out,
and plenty of time will be given to
have them filled out, and then they
must be mailed to the draft board
office here.
Registrants should fill out their
questionnaires, but those who real
ly need assistance, should see the
advisory board members, who are
Atty F. S. Doudna, Atty F. s. Cox,
and Carl GLADDEN. of this place, and
Frank Bailey of Chesterhill.
Members of the county draft
board will not assist in making out
the missionaries, since they must
depend on the questionnaires for
classification purposes. The county
draft board members are: Walter
J. Elliott. of this place: r. w. Dew
lit, of Stockport; F. P. Parsons, of
ia, and C. p. Yocom, Chesterhill
These two boards should not be
confused with the draft committee,
which is composed of Judges Carlos
M. Riecker and Arthur Torbert, and
Editor w. d. Matson.
After the questionnaires are gone
over and the board makes the class
ffication, the registrants have
physical examination before they
are finally classified.
The first class will be those
available at once for military SER
vice; class 2, deferred, because of
occupational status; class 3, defer
red, because of dependents; and
class four, deferred specifically by
law Or because Of unfitness for mil
itary service. However, while the
board may place registrants in GER
tain classes, before they are finally
accepted, the physical examination
may change the classification.