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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-08-07
GAZDASAGI
HELYZET

bizonytalansagai tehat, no
vekszenek, S mem eleg, hogy
magat az ertekt6zsdet az ujon-
7an gyujtott tuzek nap-nap
titan vi meglepetesek ele allit-
jak, hanem az ado, az arak, a
munkaberek es a nyersanyag
izonytalansaga is a feje felett
lebegnek.
Ma mar peldaul ait is te-
kintetbe kell venni a messzire
elorenez6 iizletnek, hogy amig
hat hete mem lehetett csak
hosszu evekre nyulo haborura
gondolni, az orosz-nemet ha-
boru k0vetkezteben az arany-
lagos gyors (nem a jov6 heten
>agy a jov6 honapbanl beke
sincs egeszen kizarva.
Rational SzakertOk szerint q
nemetek egy tell orosz hadja-
atot mem birnak, 5 hogy a
'nennyiben september vegere
oft biztos allasokba mem jut-
lax, a haborut veglegesen el-
yesztik.
KOzben azonban emelkedik
az uzlet forgalma, S a depart
ment uzletek es kiskereskede-
lex a multi heten % szazalek-
kal tobb uzletet csinaltak, mint
ugyanezen a heten a mutt ev-
ben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-08-07
KORMANYUNK
A HABORUT

mindenkepen kerulni XII
vanja, bar a Japannal Szem-
cen tanusitott erelyes maga-
tartasat meg a wheelerek is
helyeslik, azert neln akartak
a multi heten a Kinaban bonn.
oazott amerikai hadihajG
ugyet er6sen felfujni Megele
gedtek a bocsanatkeressel.
Ez azonban mem jelenti ait
hogy a Csendes tengeren a
nlegszabott iranyban haladd
amerikai iranyzattol egy jot-
tanyit is elternek.
Vilagosan vege van annak
az idoszaknak, mikor Japan
joakaratat bizonyos kedvezme-
nyekkel biztositani kivantuk,
mostantol kezdve minden ia
pan altal. kiosztott pofonra
legalabb harom pofonnal TO-
gunk felelni.
Mikor Japan megegyezett a
Vichy-beli francia kormany-
nyal, hogy 1ndo- -Kinaban hadl
bazisokat kap, amelyek fenye-
getik a Philippini szigetek
biztonsagat, Japan vagyont
lefagyasztotta a kormanyunk
Japan termeSzetesen hasonl6
i1.tezkedessel felelt, amt mem
vett send rossz neven.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-08-07
HASONLOAN2 KENYES

kerdest dobott a kongresszus
asztalara az elnok a multi he
ten, aki ait kivanja, hogy a
fenyeget6 inflacio utjat elall-
jak, miel6tt azzal veglegesen
e,kesnek ss = =. s
Mint mar ket tizben is meg
jegyeztiik, ebben a kerdesben
megegyezik mindenki, csaA
epen abban van nezetelteres
hogy milyen 6szintek legyenek
ezzel a torvennyel.
A farmerek kepviseloi, vagyis
azok, akiknek a szavazoi leg
inkabb farmerek, mar bejelen-
tettek, hogy a termenyek leg
magasabb arat mem engedik
megszabni. A mersekeltebbek
Eajlandok a t0rveny szikseget
belatni, de csak abban az eset-
len akarnak ilyen javaslat
raellett szavazni, ha azontu.
mem $50, hanem 1909 "pa
ritasos" k0lcs0nt kapnak
termenyre. Ami magyarul AIT
jelentene, hogy a kormany ad
Jon masfelszer annyit kolcsol
a gyapotra, buzara, mint azok
max a tenyleges erteke jelen
leg. Ami maga hatalmas ha
ladast jelentene az inflacio fele
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-08-07
A DIPLOMACIAI
FRONTON

lazas sietseggel es kitiino
eredmennyel dolgozik a koruna
nyunk. Latin Amerika maid
mem minden nemzete teljesen
velunk van, amelyik nincs
velunk mindenben, AIT a ne
nletek durva er6szaka hajtja a
koz0s amerikai taborta.
A mutt heten hirtelen befe-
jeztek ait a haborut, amt Peru
es Ecuador kozt nazi uszitasra
csinaltak, kirugtak Boliviabol
q nemet agitatorokat, s
Mexico is adott egy faj6 es
kellemetlen fricskat Hitler
mex.
Az egyetlen nemzet Argen-
tina volt, amelynek az eln0k
altal kiadott "fekete liszta''
mem tetszett. Ere pont Ar
gentinaban akartak puccsot
csinalni a nazik a mutt he
ten. ~ y
Valamivet szorosabb viszonyt
epitettek ki a szovjet7 es; Wash
ington k6zt, a haboru tarta-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-08-07
MEM Macy
OROMMEL VETTEK

a keleti allamokban a TO-
gyasztok, hogy ejjelre szaz0t-
veneer gazolin allomast lezar-
max. Gasolin van eleg az Or
szagban, de keves a hajo,. anne
lyek azt Texasbol es louisiana
Dol a keleti partokra felvinnek.
A kozepnyugati allamokbah,
ahova a gasolint Texasbol, Ok
lahomabol es Kansasb6l cs0von
szallitjak, mem fognak semmi-
fele hianyt szenvedni.
Macy konsternaciot keltett
kulon0sen "a h0lgyek kozt
hogy szombattol kezdve sely.
met mem szabad csak hadi.
cslokra, ejt6-erny6kre (para.
chute) es puskapor zacskokrs
hasznalni.
A gasolin allomasok leza
rasa es a selyemharisnya gya'
rak uzem-megszakitasa ketszas
ezer munkast lok XII ideiglene
sen a munkabol. - Eek egy
resze ell fog helyezkedni a ha
borus iparban, mask resztil
tovabbra is harisnyat csina
maid, rayonbol es gyapotbol.
Termeszetesen egyik napro
a ;nasikra ez az athelyezkede
nem fog t0rtenni, hasonl'
megrazkodtatast tobb ipara;
is fog szenvedni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-08-07

nyek naximalis arait lnegszab-.
jak.
De van egyeb bajuk is, amt.
:1em lehet tagadni.
Sok farmernek a fiat elvs
tex katonanak, S ezt kisebb,
ugyneveZett csaladi farmok
er6sen megerzik.
Meg nagyobb bal az, inert
eokkal t0bb embert Won ell q
'armokrol, hogy a gyarakban
iemet turhetoen lehet keresni.
S nemcsak a farm-munkas, de
a farmer fla is beszalad a
gyarba dolgozni ~
Ha ez az aramlat mem all
meg, akkor ismetl6dnek a ha-
horu alatti es utani esems-
nyek, mikor a csaladi farmok
tulajdonosait mem a nagyt6ke,
hanem a helyzet szoritotta XII
a mestersegb6l, hogy a helyei-
ket a "buzagyarosoknak" a
nagy gyapot term6 korporaciok
max stb. atadjak. !. ''@I.
(FoIHatas az Six totdaIroN
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-08-07
IA MUNKABEREK
| MAXIMALASAT

az eln0k sem akarja vallalni,
politikai okokbol. Nyilvanvalo,
hogy bizonyos korlatozasra
ezen a teren is sziikseg van,
inert ha a munkaberek kor-
latlanul emelkednek, akkor az
iparcikkek aremelesere is en-
gedelyt kell smajd adni id6r0l
|ld6re a kormanynak.
S hogy a munkaberek teljes
s;.-narchiaja nen nlindig a t6-
ksst sujtja, AIT megtanultuk a
mutt haboru seutar1, mikor a
jobban megszervezett kisebb
szakmunkasok 1csoportja val6-
saggal znegzsaroita1a nemzetet
Les a tobbi munkaaok milli6it. 3
Enlekezetes meg, mikor a
bricklaeyerek ellen fellazadtak
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-08-07
MIKOR JAPAN
SOKKAL

nagyobb helyorSeget kuldott
Indo-K -Kinaba, mint amilyenre
oft sziikseg van, S ez altal fe-
nyegetni kezdte az amerikai-
angol-holland pontokat, Roose-
'elt a Ful0p szigetek katona-
sagat atvette, S AIT az anne
rikai hadseregbe iktatta.
S mikor Japan a het vegen
Thailand biztonsagat is fenye-
gete es oft hadi bazisokat ko-
vetelt maganak, amely meg ko-
zelebb viszi Singaporehoz, a
Macy brit er6dh0z, az eln0k be
tiltotta Japan szamara az olaf
szallitast.
Tisztan Japanon mulik, hogy
ez a jatek ICY meddig tart, S
hogy mikor keril sor, ha
rakerul, hogy a teljes gazda-
sagi haborut - lOvesek is k0-
vessek.
Ha Japan a sorsat teljesen
aozza k0ti a tengelyhez, ak
kor osztoznia kell es osztozni
fog a tengely sorsaban, amely
ezt a haborut nem fogja gy6-
zelemmel vegezni.
S ha a Csendes tengeren a
haborut elkerulni mem tudjuk,
ez a nemzet teljesen ell van
r,inden eshet6segre kesziilve.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-08-07

New Yorkban, inert az ot-hat
dollaros napszamert dolgozo
munkasok keptelenek voltak a
tizenhat dollarokat kereso
orickleyerek altal epitett hazak
ban a hazbert fizetni.
De a farmereken es munka-
sOkOn Xviii is minden XII
sebb-nagyobb csoport ait fogja
kivanni, hogy az 6 szakmajuk-
ban az arakat szabadjara en-
gedjek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-08-07
WOSI
EMLEKEZHETNEK

az olvasok azora a tavaly
elhangzott lindberghiakra, a
melyekben ait szonokoltak
hogy az angolok mem akarnak
hadi cikkeket terrnelni, inert
a hAboru kit0rese utan egy
felevvel is negyedmillio mum
katlan ember volt Angliaban.
q Most megtanuljuk, hogy BIZ
zonyos uzemeket egyszerre lie
kell zarni, hogy a nyersanyagot
Aimeljek, /. viszont, a haborus
iizernek el6keszitesere sok eset-
ben egy ev sziikseges, S meg
ertheti 1nindenki, hogy milyen
tudatlan vagy lelkiismeretlen
volt az uszitas.
Nalunk viszont akkor is las
san mozognak, ha valaminek
szuksege villages, meg ma
sem teljesitette a kongresszus
Rooseveltnek ait a kereset,
hogy az orat toljak el6re. ami
fltal sok villanyt takarithatna-
max meg sziikseges ipari celok-
ra. Ennek a farmerek allnak
az utjaban, akik szerint ilye1
esetben telen a tehenfejes meg
Z. s0tetben t0rtenne. (Mintha
mem vezethetnek be, hogy a ee
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-08-07
A FARMEREK is
TELE VANNAK

panasszal. A termenyek ara
igyan eljutott odaig, hogy
rafizetestol nem felnek, de a
mig az arak zuhanasa ellen
5iztositva vannak, felfele spe-
kulalni akarnak, s hallarli sem
-hvannak r6la, hogy q terme-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-08-07
iii ID II L

mara ez az uj baratsag tartos
lesz. (Felre erteni azonba1l
mem lehet a kormanyt; mem
a kommunizmusnak lett ba.
rata. Ellenkez6ieg, most el6.
sz0r vagtak XII egy magasrangu
miniszteriumbeli tiszt
viselot kommunista voltaert.)
AMIG A NEMZETK0ZI
FRONTON
sikerrel operal a koruna
lyunk, addig bizonyos dolgok'
ban a belpolitikaban katyubs
jutottak.
Nagynehezen megegyezett &
kongresszus, hogy mennyi fel
hatalmazast adjon az eln0knel
oDyarak, patentok, szerszamol
kisajatitasat illetoleg, de sol
nagyon fontos javaslattal sem
mire mem jutottak idaig.
A szenatusban arrol tar
gyaltak a multi heten, hogy 6
Lesorozott katonasag benntar'
tasara engedelyt adnak-e 9
kormanynak. Bar mindenk
tudja, hogy ext megadjak, g
Wheelerek, Yye-ek, Taftek e.
Vandenbergek beszelni akar
max, ITALIAN meg egy hetie
fognak a szavazas el6tt be.
szelni.
S meg nehezebb lesz a ia
vaslat sorsa az alsohazban
inert a kepvisel6 urak a j0v6
evben mindannyian valasztas
ala keriilnek. - Csak terme'
szetes, hogy a honatyak 9(
szazaleka mem a nemzet, ha
mem a sajat sorsat fogja mer'
legelni, mielotty e kerdesber
savanna.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-08-07

bal mkabb oft van, hogy megbantott torvenyhoz6k
most mar gorbe szem neznek Henderson ee es mvel
gyoszalynak enyleg meg nincsen trvenyes
felhatamazasa igen szdkmaruak lesnek akkor mikor
mex megadasara kerl Ugy meg fogak k0n Henderson
kezet, hogy abban lesz sok k0sz0net
orvenyhozassa nagyon sokat lehet elerni ha egy
ponra Wgyaznak ARA hogy sertsek meg 0rvenyhoz6
urak husaga inert akkor megmerevednek gerncek es
hez esz ellenAIlas.
Hiaba emberi hiusagna mines nagyobb mozgat6 er6
az eletben
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-08-07
= w E NJ l. ID

heneket az vi id6szamitas sze-
rint ne ct, hanem hat 6rakor
fejjek).
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-04
MounfCemens
High Notes
Oy ksthryn setss
The last student council meet

> The last student council meet
ing for this year was held yes
terday to discuss the councils
financial status and to straight
en- up the books for next years
council. Pictures that were taken
during the last meeting were
shown to the members.
Mr.. Knudson. faculty advisor
of the council, told the members
that duplicates of these pictures
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-04

have been sent 10 the National
Education Association of Princi-l
pies with IN outline of the pro-
cedure of the elections which
were held with the regular city
voting machines this year and
the manner in which the council
meetings are conducted.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-04
LAWNMOWER SERVICE

LAWNMOwERS sHARPENED and re-
paired. Pickup and delivery. Ideal
Lawnmower Service. 2o4 Riverside Dr..
Phone 673-J
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-04
SOftban
CONTINUED From Page ~

chalk up its sixth straight vic
tory in as many starts last night
at the Covered Wagon diamond.
The Bat Club was the unhap-
py victim Of this assault which
fortunately was called because
of darkness before the league
leading H. & s. players dropped
out of the sheer fatigue Of base
running after they had scored 10
runs to the Bat Clubs one.
While his mates blasted out IL
hits off Frink, Larry Carlos rode
easily to his fourth victory Of the
season on three hit hurting. Fras-
catore, Bat Club leftdelder,
made two of the bingles; N.
Newman, leftshort, the other.
Duckert, Bliss, and Carlos
shared batting honors on the H.
& S. nine with two hits in four
trips to the plate, Bliss getting
the edge with q home run in the
fourth.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-04
BALLET RECITAL

The sixth annual ballet re-
cital sponsored by the Young
Women's League of the Grace
Episcopal Church will be pre-
sented in the high school audi
forum on Friday. June 6 at
7:30. The recital is open to the
public and tickets may be pur-
chased from any participant.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-04

Professional handspring Service.
Seeding. Sodding. Planting. Finish Grad
ting Free Estimates. Tel. 1904
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-04

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NEW YORK fAo1
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Guillerme rAasnts@ 1es :
lombia, lol. Sls;eSs \: .3|
BURLINGTON. W -
Melody. 100, AQefon, IN
Joey Rivers, 13o, Nsw yell w
LOS ANGELE3 t1 DR
lite. 14Sk. New Of1oQ1f ~ y
pointed the Yucatan IA ~
Miami, Pa, (l0]. \ u
A misoIogist d Z hatss q orrl1.
meDt - N a. 2.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-04
DOUBLES IN BRASS

Bob Stedler, veteran sports
editor of the Buffalo Evening
News, who Is president Of the
PONY" professional league, is
also member of the New York
state board of directors of the
American Baseball Congress, ma
tional sandlot body.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-04
Handspring

Al PASTURE SOD. Laid Csc Der square
yd. Delivered l8c. Black dirt. Free esd
mates. Phone l088-M after $50.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-04
PERSONALITY CLASS PICNIC

The Personality Class had .
picnic last night Ut the Denewith
farm on Hall Road. Refresh
ments were taken care Of by
Carol Irvine and transportation
by Jack Syrett.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-04
SENIORS

Mr., Kissell. the printing teach
er. still has a few yearbook pic
lures of graduating seniors that
haven't been called for. A list
of these people is listed on the
senior class bulletin board. Stu
dents who handed in snapshots
may also get them by calling in
room 2. Seniors cap and gown
fee must be paid by tomorrow.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-04

A by-product of the steel in
dustry's coke plants, ammonium
sulphate, Is q -'aluable agricul-
tural fertilizer.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-04
BUSINESS SERVICE

All bedbuss. reaches, moths destroyed in
six hours. Guaranteed. Macomb Fumi-
eating Service. 1921 Joy Blvd. Mt
Clemens
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-04

FLOWER BOXES called for. planted and
delivered. $i00. plus plants. Grauot
: Garden Supply. North Gratiot At Joy
Blvd. Phone 1880. Open Evenings.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-04
Painting - Decorating

EXPERT PAINTER and decorator. In
terror and exterior. Estimates cheer
fully given. direct from Hollywood.D
Prices reasonable. James z. Trainor.
702 Z. jefferson. Phi. 2454-W-3
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-06-04
KENTUCKY PRODUCES
|STARS

A recent survey by the Louis
vile Courier-Journal shows 80
players from Kentucky and
southern Indiana in M a Tor
league and top ranking sminor
league ball.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-05-15

to her aunt, and the teacher asked
me who made me, so l just told her
nobody. l wonder if she thought
was a paper doll?"
Cat Adopts Rabbit
c. C. Wilson's have a cat that
had kittens, all of which died, aft
erward she adopted young rabbit
only helped the growing crops, but
made it possible for some farmers tC
get their ground in order to plant
which before had been too cloddy
Who Knows?
Clyde Petty, former resident OF
Manchester. now of Malta township
inquiries when the last stage coach
went over route GAINESVILLE to Ma.
rietta, via Young Hickory, Hack
ney, Ludlow and down the river. We
would also like to ask what caused
them TO quit. We can't see how the
steamboats, could affect folks or
what is now state route 2S4. WhG
will tell us?
Be Careful
A friend informs us that up tt
the present, Jan l. to the present il
1941, fires have destroyed 2S9 mil
lion feet of lumber in the T. s.
enough to build SIS battleships
During this period Ohio has had so.
600 acres Of timber land destroyed
Wednesday Of last week as ROB
ert Barnes, the genial Frantz baker.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-05-15
Meigs
Page Two

We are thankful for all our
friends. but sometimes we feel we
are at least tickeled that We have
Republican friends who tell us the
news in advance We were surpris-
ed to learn that in spite OF the fact
that there will only be one county
commissioner to elect in 1912, but
that there will be at least two candi-
dates, we are glad that We are not
to express preference. While we
like both Of them we know Of sew
eral Democrats that would cause rs
to vote q straight ticket. We were
also surprised to learn that some of
the Republicans who are under civil
service, solicite. and collected funds
for the Bricker campaign. SO far as
we are concerned, We care not, but
it seems some Of the Republican
brothers are out of fix about it, and
have asked us to swear some of
their party TO the facts. While a
notary public is allowed compensa-
ton, we feel we can afford To do
nate our seryi es in a cause Of this
kind
Abe Tolbett showed us some Sun
day school papers he got when he
WIS pupil IN the HopeWell Sunday
school, back ii 1896, in one OF
which we~Iead Il went 10 Sunday
school yesterday, a little girl said
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-05-15
WestIand

Some of the latest mumps victims
are Barbara Miller. Claude Allen
James and Cecil Ray Benjamin.
Fread Clark reports seeing a deer
Saturday on the J. A. McPeak farm
Mr.. and Mrs c. T. Strobe. daugh-
ter Lenore, Of Mt Hermon were
callers Sunday evening at the Paul
Wells home.
John Miller left Tuesday Cor
Massachusetts to visit his brother,
Harold, and family. and will later go
to New York, where he expects TO
find employment
Kenneth Benjamin spent Saturday
night with Myron James
Mrs. Frank Davis, sons Glendon
Gordon and Earl, spent Saturday
with Orville Davis and family at
Licking View Earl remained until
Sunday.
Sunday visitors were Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Fitch and son Dwight. at
Raymond Stewards, McConnelsville;
Clyde Best and family. Robert Best
and family, Malta, Bob Harris of
Newark, and Miss Verna Weber, at
Carlos Harris; Elbert Rouanzoin,
son. Donald Ray, Delmar Rouan-
zOin and family, GAINESVILLE, and Mr..
and Mrs. Herman McPeak, at J. e.
Rouanzoin's; Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Wells at Paul Wells; Will Goddard
and family. Chesterhill. Mr.. and
Mrs. Gerald Shook and daughter
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-05-15

mings Of Bartlett went to Spring
field last Sunday, to work. John II.
Clark is paint contractor, and Mr..
Cummings is a painter by trade
Home from Hospital
Elmer Silvey has returned from
Cleveland hospital, where he had
been for observation the past two
weeks. 1t will be remembered he
was in an auto accident in Malta.
Mrs. Lucille Able and son Larry
were the supper guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hoon, last Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ Watkins re-
ceived a letter this week from their
son, Dean, who is in Camp Fort
Bragg, ~ C. Your scribe read two
of the letters he has written to his
parents His parents and his neigh
bors were glad to hear that he was
WELL and enjoys his work very
much. His letters are very inter-
esting, and full of information
about the country and the camp.
Anthony Spain has obtained en-
ployment in a factory in Lancaster,
and he with Mrs Spain and little
son Larry, expect to move there
soon.
Rev. ard Mrs. Miles E. Hoon and
daughter Marylin Danford Hoon, OF
New Marshfield, and Miss Lola
Danford of Glouster, were the Fri
day evening guests of the Hoons,
here.
Chris Day spent the week end III
Columbus with his family.
Some children here are having
whooping cough.
Miss Mary Marguerite Milhoan is
on the sick list
Mr.. and Mrs Verle Clark and
| daughter Marilyn Mr.. and Mrs
| Tenn Clark and daughter Kaye o1
| Bartlett, visited relatives here, re.
Gently.
Death of Charley Lewis
Friends here We're sorry to heal
| OF the death of Charley Lewis, At
| of Glouster. He was son of Mrs
! Vina Triplett Lewis, formerly OF
Wrightstown The deceased had
| never been we'll since the World
| war. He was good, industrious
| man. Besides his wife and mother
he leaves a daughter. Betty. IA, and
| three sisters. Funeral services were
held Friday. with burial in Maple
wood cemetery.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-05-15
Bishopville

Mrs. Marie Hambel, of Glouster,
entertained the following members
Of the Bishopville Country club:
Mrs Mae Stump, Mrs. Lucille Able
and son Larry, Mrs Hattie Y. Wat
kins, Mrs. Bertha Carpenter, Mrs.
Tom Smith, Mrs. Leila Hashman,
Mrs. Mona Post, Mrs. Hazel Kas-
ler son Sammy, and one guest, Mrs.
Mary Lee Love Carpenter OF Hem
lock. and the hostess. The after
noon was spent in games and CON
tests Mrs. Mae Stump and Mrs.
Lucille Able won the prizes. Ice
cream, cake, and iced tea were serv-
ed The next meeting will be at the
home of Mrs. Orlena Habrert's.
Mrs Adaline Kimble was the din
ner guest of Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. JOS
eph. Sunday.
Mrs. Anna Smith and Jessie viii
son were afternoon guests of Hattie
Hoon. Sunday.
Miss Merle Danford Of Trimble
called on Miss Wilson and she and
her father. s. Danford, visited Har-
ley and Miss Zella Danford.
Mrs Don Withem and Mrs. Victor
Morris and their daughters visited
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Nc
Donald recently.
Shower for Newlyweds
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Milhoan gave
q miscellaneous shower for their
son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Chas VIM MilhOan. at the
town hall. recently. A large crowd
came with gifts. After an evening
of visiting the bride and groom pre-
sided at table where they un-
wrapped many nice and useful gifts,
after which Mr.. and Mrs. Milhoan
served ice cream, cake and cool-ade.
The newlyweds are now snuely set
tied in the Chas. Milhoan property
here. The groom has a position
with the Richardson Bakery. at
GlOuster.
Mr. and Mrs. j VI. Watkins spent
Thursday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
w. H. FoOn.
John H. Clark and Herman Cum