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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-05-21
PROCLAMATION

Whereas: The towns of
Malta and McConnelsville have
each year fittingly honored
her sons who defended the
Nation in the World War Of
1918, and
Whereas: Many Of these
defenders were called upon
to make the supreme sacri-
flee during that struggle and
others, since the Armistice,
have answered the final call,
and
Whereas: The Memorial
Poppy honors the memory and
sacrifices of these men, both
living and dead as well as aid
ing the disabled and his de-
pendents, now,
Therefore: We, M. d. Mar
tin and w. o. Deedrick, pro-
claim May 20, 1912, "Poppy
Day. in the towns OF Malta
and McConnelsville, and urge
all citizens to honor and re-
member the veterans of these
towns by wearing the Ameri-
can Legion and the American
Legion Auxiliary Poppy ON
that day.
M. D. MARTIN,
w. A. DEEDRICK,
Mayors.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-05-21
McCONNELSVILLE-MALTA,
CIVILIAN DEFENSE
ORGANIZED

Mayor w. A. Deedrick, of Nc
Connelsville and Mayor M. d. Mar
tin, of Malta, together with the To-
cal Civilian Defense Council, have
appointed Carlos M. Riecker, as CO.
ordinator for the local Civilian De-
fense Organization. Richard Nc
Clure was chosen as commander of
the Civilian Defense Corps, and the
following persons as members Of
his staff: Fire, Edsel Miller; police,
Ray Doak; air raid wardens, l.. E..
Abel; emergency medical service,
DR.. c. E. Northrup; public works,
Doris Geddes; utilities, Roy Gay;
messenger, Edward Perkins; per-
sonnel officer, Supt. James M. Turn
err; defense schools. William Por-
ter; secretary to the staff, Marjorie
Bankes.
Also the following persons have
been assigned to the following posi-
tions in the villages of McConnels-
Vile and Malta, respectively: Con-
troller, Frank Leeper Kenneth
Beckwith; plating officer, Eugene
Bell, Brownell Porter; panel clerk,
Philip Ross, Walter Giles: record
clerk, Arthur Maier, Ernest Price;
police, M. F. Steward, Lloyd Ellis !;
public works, Kenneth Fields, John
Demster; public utilities, Arthur
Mccormick, G. H. Campbell; mes
senger, Ted Waller, William Ges-
sci: drivers, Joe Cowan, Harry
Maynard; property officer, Donald
Danford, Harry Harris; transport
officer, John Fox, Bob Wilson; bill
letting officer, Ralph Baker, Pearl
Schroats.
M. A. Claypool will be air raid
warden of Malta, and DR.. Austin
Coulson will be in charge of the
emergency medical service of Nal
ia.
The state of Ohio has given the
Civilian Defense Organization per-
mission to use part of the armory
for it's control center.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-05-21
MAY BE IN JAP CON-
CENTRATION CAMP

Miss Ethel Boal, Of Malta, re-
ceived letter last Thursday from
Wayne Blackburn, of Monroe, Wis,
concerning his sister, Faye Doner,
and family, formerly of Cebu, Phil
ippine Islands, which in part is as
follows:
l had an envelope today MAY
ID from the American Base Force
presumably from Australia) and
dated April 10th, containing a
number of cards with the request
that I renal them, as cards were
not allowed to pass through by the
army censors. One was from Jane
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Doner)
and one from Faye to Mrs. Doner.
They were all dated March 18th,
and all contained much the same in
formation. Jane wrote her uncle,
1--WE are living in an American con-
centration evacuation camp at a
safe distance outside the city. Dad
dy Sam is on the plantation in
MindanaO. / have not heard from
him since December. We are try
ing to live as normal life as pos
sible under existing conditions. We
are living in nipa huts, eat in a
common mess, doing Red Cross
work, continuing our school work
and keeping busy to avoid tension.
We have experienced bombings and
shellings, but none too serious. Will
try and get word through whenever
possible. We have had no mail
from the states since November,
and no mail has left here for the
states, SO do not be worried ii you
do not hear from us, we think that
we shall be all right here. AS yet
we have not been worried about
Daddy Sam"
It seems that the Japs must have
cut Mr.. Doner's part of Mindanao
off early and evidently he must
have been taken or he would have
tried to send some word through.
1t is quite likely that by now they
are all in concentration camps. Mr..
Donner owns and operates large
cocoanut plantation on the island of
MindanaO.
Mrs. Doner, before marriage,
Miss Faye Blackburn, was teach
er in the local grade school, and
her mother, Mrs. Jane Blackburn,
resided in Malta. Later she taught
in the Philippines.
Miss Boal sent Mrs. Doner
Christmas gift last October, and
mailed it to the former address of
Mrs. Doner. at Cebu. Last Thurs
day it was returned to her, and
across the envelope written 'Mail
service discontinued.
-On Pay Day. buy Bonds-
STATE AWARD
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-05-21
M. & M. SENIOR CLASS HAS
25 GIRLS AND % BOYS

The M. & M. graduating class of
1912 has So members, of whom %
are boys and Is girls, as follows:
Girls: Ruth Archer, Helen Broth
ers, Colleen Burt. Pauline Camp
bell, Annabelle Davis, Dorothy Du-
gan, Vera Fluharty, Mary Jane Fos-
ter, Charlotte Gavin, Maydelle
Greer, Hilda Henery, Lucille Hol-
man, Mary e. Jaynes, Dorothy
Loomis, Maxine McInturf, Eileen
Reed, Edith Richardson, Chris
tine Roberts, Bette Savage, Jane
Sherman, Dorothy Silvus, Mary
Louise Smith, Martha Turner, Kath-
ryn Van Horn, Mary Wilson.
Boys: Bruce Anderson, William
Barrett, Robert Benjamin, Gene
Bragg, Robert Daniel, Robert Dav-
is, Edwin Drake, Keith Elliott,
Charles Grether, Carlos Hancher,
William Ham, Worley Hurst, jr.,
Charles Kean, John Kincaid, Roy
Lawrence, Edgar Little, jr., Ray
mond Lyon, John Mcbride, Le-
Aduu MOfTOW, DCIHdTu IdpC, JAMES
Richardson, David Ross, Harold
Smith, jr., Floyd Spencer, Richard
Spung, Richard Steward, Andrew
Wilson, jr., Forest Woodward.
The commencement will be Tues
day, May 26, at 8:15 p. M, in the
high school auditorium. The pro-
gram follows:
THE Oracle" Taylor, orchestra;
invocation, Rev. C. j. Caller, min
lister, Presbyterian church; "Bless
This House, Samuelson, Drink
To Me Only With Thine Eyes"
Bliss, mixed chorus; presentation
Of speaker, James M. Turner, su-
perintendent of schools; commence
ment address, "The Challenge to
Education" DR.. Walter L. Collins,
director division of instruction,
state department of education; "En
Escapades," Frangkiser, clarinet
quartet; presentation of class of
1912, William o. Porter, principal
high school; presentation of di-
plomas, Ralph r. Baker, president
board of education; benediction,
Rev c. T. Caller
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-05-21
HUGH JAMES DONAHUE TO
EXPLAIN PRICE FIXING

Mr.. Hugh James Donahue, M.
& M. high school teacher, has been
appointed by the Co-ordinator OF
the Civilian Defense to be head of
the consumers interest group of
the county.
Mr.. Donahue attended meeting
in Marietta, Monday, relative to the
price fixing order OF President
Roosevelt. Mr.. Donahue will appear
before groups within the county for
the purpose of explaining the price
fixing regulation and it's effect upon
the consumers.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-05-21
RATIONING BOARDS OF COUNTY
ARE CONSOLIDATED

Attorney Emmett Abel, rationing
co-ordinator for this county, has
announced that the duties and func-
tions of the several rationing boards
of the county have been placed un-
der the McConnelsville board-for
the present at least, which is to
have Jurisdiction over the entire
county.
Beginning June /, the rationing
of tires, autos, sugar, etc., will be
handled under the McConnelsville
board. The other boards which
have not been abolished, will until
further notice, be retained in an
advisory capacity.
The office has been established
on the second floor of the court
house, just off the prosecuting at
torney's office, and G.. D. Wagner
has been employed as full-time
clerk, and he will receive applica-
tions for sugar. Both the Malta
and McConnelsville boards will con-
tinue to receive applications for
tires, recaps and tubes until June
1, and after that date all applica-
tions will be made to the McCon-
nelsville board, at the office in the
court house.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-05-21
TWIN CITY ICE COMPANY TO
GIVE "a HOUR SERVICE

Attention is called to an ad-
vertisement in this paper by the
Twin City Ice company, which is
erecting a new plant station here
next to the Bragg garage, where
24-hour daily service will be main
tanned. New machinery will be in
stalled in the plant, which keeps
the temperature below the melting
point at all times, thus avoiding
any shrinkage The plant in Malta
will close, and the new station will
be ready to give service within a
week This new arrangement will
give patrons of the Twin Cities and
community in general the very best
of ice service at all times-24 hours
daily, and every day in the week.
Be sure and read the advertise
ment In this issue.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-05-21
Buy nefenHe Stamps-
ROY BLACKBURN'S HOME
DESTROYED BY FIRE

The six-room residence of Roy
Blackburn, near Brokaw, and con-
tents, were destroyed by fire We'd
nesday forenoon about 1O:30
O'Clock. How the blaze started is
not known, since no one was at
home. Mr.. Blackburn was at
Crooksville with Jewell White for a
load OF coal, and Mrs. Blackburn
was at this place.
Two neighbor women, Mrs. Clar-
ence Walker and Mrs. Grace Hoop
er discovered the blaze and called
for assistance. They succeeded in
keeping the blaze from spreading
to other buildings. A call came for
the local firemen, however sec
ond message was received just as
they were leaving. stated it would
be useless to make the trip, since
the house was all ablaze and the
roof had fallen in. Insurance was
carried to the amount of $1,160.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-05-21
AIR RAID PRACTICE
HERE MAY 26th

At II o'clock noon, Tuesday, May
26. the local civilian defense group
will have their first air raid prac-
tice.
The fire siren will be used to give
the alarm, and it will be sounded
continuously for two-minute du-
ration. This will be the first air
raid practice of the local Defense
Civilian Corps, and no one should
become alarmed upon hearing the
fire siren for the two-minute period.
1t is necessary for the local
group to have the air.raid practice
as a part of their procedure as set
up by the federal and state civilian
council.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-05-21
-Stampa Ruy RulletS-
"FLOWER FIESTA" VERY
SUCCESSFUL

The third annual flower show OF
the alta-McConnelsville Garden
club was held Wednesday afternoon
and evening at the Presbyterian
church. 1t was called Flower
Fiesta" and as such was decided
success.
In the main auditorium as one
entered, vases Of various flowers
were seen grouped along the altar
and in front of the organ in great
profusion. In the Sunday school
room, four long tables held collec-
tions. On one were evergreens ar
tistically arranged; a table of gen.
eral collections; one of artistic for
NAL arrangements, and a table OF
miniature arrangements; one of At
rican violets. On one side of room
were glass window boxes lighted,
which were unique, the arrange.
ment of Mr.. and Mrs. e. E. Nash.
A Mexican patio in one end Of the
room was complete in detail, with
fireplace, and containing many
was table of Mexican dolls, dis
played by Mrs. Margaret Bixler. A
desert scene, with it's mountains,
fora peculiar to the desert, cacti
and bleaching bones, filed another
corner, down stairs.
Upstairs were lovely tables of
potted plants, and display of
Navajo rugs draped with pleasing
effect added to the attractiveness
and brightness of the flowers that
filled all the rooms. One room was
given over to the Iris family, and
tables held many. many fine speci-
mems of this popular flower. In this
room was swinging garden sign.
the gift of Mr.. and Mrs. Earle
Eveland, to the club. 1t is a wal
nut plaque swinging in a square
frame and on the plaque the fol-
lowing: "The man who wants a
garden fair, or small or very big,
with flowers growing here and
there, must bend his back and dig.
The things are mighty few on earth,
that wishes can attain, what e'er we
want of any worth. we have got to
work to gain. 1t matters not what
goal you seek, it's secret here re-
poses, we have got to dig from
week to week, to get results OF
roses"
The Evelands saw one like it on
their recent trip to Washington, d.
c., at the entrance to the garden
of Mrs. Kay's Toll House Tavern,
and happily remembered the Garden
club at home. Two other very
lovely rooms up stairs were a patri-
otic room, than which nothing is
CONTINUED on page four)
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-05-21
TO IMPROVE ROUTE NO. 78
THROUGH McCONNEISVILLE

In this paper is the legal adver-
tisement from the state highway
department, calling for the widen
ing and resurfacing with asphaltic
concrete of state highway 78
through McConnelsville. The i'm
provement begins at the concrete
bridge near the Mrs. Mary Price
property and follows the present
road past Cowan's service station,
and down Seventh street, fntersect-
ing Main street at the traffic light,
in all distance of 2,521.4 feet.
From the school house street to
the John c.. Scott residence, it will
be widened four feet, and the side
walk will be taken off the concrete
bridge this side of Cowan's station.
The date of completion is to be not
later than August Is. 1912, and the
estimated cost is 1920.
we've Got Axis te Grind
CANNED GROUNDHOG
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-05-21
PATRIOTIC RALLY SUN
DAY AFTERNOON

A patriotic rally has been
planned for Sunday afternoon,
May oath, in the Twin City
Opera House, beginning at
2:30 o'clock. The program
will include congregational
singing, led by Attorney Fran
els S. Doudna; the Taylor sis
ters will render several selec-
ton, and Robert BENJAMIN
will sing "God Bless Amer
ica." Speakers announced are
DR.. James B. Naylor, Mrs.
Evelyn T. Button, Evangelist
J. C. Roady. Rev. L. S. Wees,
and Rev. C. j. Caller will be
present if possible and have a
part on the program. A gen.
eral invitation is extended to
all to hear these splendid
speakers. Be patriotic and
attend.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-05-21
Buy Def&nse StanDs@
WILL RUSK SERIOUSLY ILL

Word has been received by rela-
tives that Will Rusk, sc, of We'll
lington, Kan, son of the late T. E..
Rusk, of this county, is seriously i'll
in a hospital at Winfield, Kan.
While the doctors think his trouble
is appendicitis, because of his con-
dition,s he has had no operation.
The latest word is that while slight
ly better, he is still very ill.
Mr.. Rusk is brother OF Mrs.
Jesse Niceswanger and Mrs. E. E..
Baldridge of Malta. His wife, now
deceased, was sister Of Harry and
John Donehoo of this place.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-05-21
STATE LIQUOR STORE TO
LOCATE IN MALTA

The state liquor department has
leased the room in the Cpulson
building. Malta. where it is the in
tention to establish state liquor
store. 1t will be in the room where
the Coulson shoe department was
formerly located. and will be par
tftioned completely on from the
other rooms. The quarters will re-
auire some renodelfng, land the
store will not be open for business.
hefnre July /.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-05-21
Buy DeSense StamPs"
WE'LL ON III. B. SNYDER PLACE

A gas well producing 100000
cubic feet of gas was drilled in re-
Gently on the H. B. Snyder place,
Dutch HILL The drillers in charge
of the we'll, broke a record in COM
pleting the well-a depth of 4,28O
feet in 80 days.
Well No. 2 on the c. E. Eppley
place, came in dry. 1t is expected
the we'll on the Matheney farm will
be drilled in this week, and one on
Hiram Walker place soon. This will
complete the drilling in for time.
However number of locations
have been made on Dutch Hill for
future wells.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-05-21
--B0D00 Buy B0mUS-
O. Il. MATTHEW'S RESIGNS AS
MIX STORE MANAGER HERE

o. L. Matthews, manager OF the
local NIX store here has resigned
the position, and has accepted one
as railroad station agent and oper-
ator at Stockport, succeeding Mr..
McCleary. Mr.. Matthews has had
Is years experience as railroad
agent and operator for the Penn
sylvania railroad. He and family
moved here from GAINESVILLE year
ago in March, and have made host
of warm friends here, who will be
pleased to learn that they will con-
tinue to make this place their home.
Don Little, OF Bristol township,
succeeds Mr.. Matthews as manager
of the local NIX store. He has
clerked in this store, and elsewhere,
so has had much experience in
meeting the public. The NIX COM
pany is to be congratulated in be-
ing able to secure the services of
such a fine. competent, young man,
as Don Little. Mrs. Matthews, who
has assisted her husband in the
store, will continue in the store, at
least for the time being.
xU>pyn Coz Av1a In (xPfRh-
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-05-21
STATE AWARD

In the district state scholarship
tests held at Athens, May 2, Mary
E. Jaynes, of Malta, in Spanish II,
made 20 points, and placed first in
the state. Others Of local inter-
est received honorary mention. as
follows: Marjorie Stephens, short
hand 1; Earl Clifford, general
science; June Taylor, American his
tory; Gretchen Scott, Latin I; Flea
nor Fox, English l, and Jean Fin
ley, English III.
Each student in the state who
ranked in the state received a letter
of congratuIation from Governor
Bricker.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-05-21
Buy Defense BOnds-
MRS. BON WALTERS HERE

Mrs. Don Walters, of Monroyia,
Calf, arrived here by auto Mon
day, for an indefinite visit In Nor
gan county. She is staying at the
Malta hotel. Mrs. Walters has been
travelling through the eastern states
for the past nine months. She
spent FIVE months in New York
City and has been as far south az
New Orleans. coming from there.
here. Tuesday, Mrs. Walters and
Mrs. Ann Shafer went to Columbus
to see Mr.. and Mrs. B. y. Richard
son. where Mr.. Richardson II COM
valescing 1t the White Cross hos-
pital.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-05-21
MRS. CHARLES NELSON
HAS BAD ACCIDENT

Mrs. Charles Nelson, near Por-
tersville. fell Tuesday morning
while going down a flight of stairs
and fractured her right arm and her
right hip Mrs. Nelson had reach
ed the bottom step. when she fell.
she was removed to Bethesda hos
pital.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-05-21
CARLOS HANCHER TO ATTEND
AERONAUTIO6 SCHOOL

Carlos Hancher, OF Bristol town
ship, who graduates next week
from M. & M. high school, SON OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Oval HAncAer, plans
to leave soon after school is out
for Nashville. Tenn, who're he will
take = course st,ot the aAnderson
School Of Aeronauties.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-05-21
REV. j. c.. CALLER RESIGNS
AS PASTOR HERE

Rev. Chas J. Caller, who for
about five years has been pastor of
the McConnelsville-Bris charge,
has asked for his release. A spe-
cial meeting of the Athens Presby-
terry has been called to meet in
Beverly next Monday, May 25, for
the purpose of dissolving the pas
toral relationship from this charge,
and to release Rev. Caller to the
Presbytery at Redstone, Pa. Rev
erend and Mrs. Caller and their
son Bobbie have made many friends
here who are sorry to have them
leave, but who wish for them
abundant success in their new field
of endeavor. The new charge is
at Smithfield, Pa, and is about 40
miles from Pittsburgh, the home Of
Mrs. Caller. He will have one
church, and the charge is a distinct
advancement. Rev. Caller will
preach his farewell sermon here
May 81, and leaves the same week
for his new home.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-05-21
CANNED GROUNDHOG

Wednesday evening while doing
chores, Luther McKibben discover
ed a queer looking animal on the
gate post, on investigation it prov
ed to be a young grounding with
its head in a tin can. 1t put up
quite a fight, but was killed, and it
took some hard pulling to get the
can off its head.-Newton Ridge
COrreSnOndent
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-05-21
SENDING OUT OCCUPATIONAL
QUESTIONNAIRES

The local draft board is sending
out dccupational questionnaires this
week to men of the first and second
registrations.
The board is re-classifying the
first and second registrants, who
We're place in class LIB. These men
were disqualified by minor physical
defects, and they are being re-exam-
ined by local doctors, and since the
medical standards have been lower
ed, number of them will be plac-
ed in class Ia.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-05-21
PAUL f. THOMPSON WAS AT
PEARL HARBOR, DEC. 2

Paul E. Thompson, son OF the
late Mr.. and Mrs. S. +. Ihompson'
of Aliquippa, Pa, accompanied ny
his sister. Mrs. Juanita T. Reed, OF
Springfield, O., gave his aunt ana
uncle, Prudence and Edmund ParK-
er. of Pennsville, quite a surprise
Sunday afternoon, calling on them'
who never knew but what he was
in the far east.
Paul enlisted in the navy In
March, 1898, at the age OF 1o
years. His four years was up this
March. He has extended his enlist
ment two years. His mother dled
when he was eight years old, ana
he only visited his father once, that
was in 1885,, while on the east
coast. His father died Feb. 10,
1941. Paul visited at Pennsvllle
in September, 1941.
He was in Pearl Harbor, T. H..
on the 7th of December. His ship,
the U. S. S. MacDonough, was in
southwest Pacific, through FeDru-
ary and March; returned in April to
T. H. and to California for repair
of ship. He came from the coast
by airplane to Dayton. He has to
be back by May 23.-XX.
His address is: Paul E. Thomp-
son, vic, u. S. NJ, U. S. S. Mac
Donough, care postmaster, Chi
cago. Illinois.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-05-21
WORD FROM THOMAS BAUER

Mrs. Thomas Bauer of this place
has received word from her son,
Thomas, who is employed with the
government some place not far from
Trinidad, S. A. He states he likes
his work fine. Bauer Is an iAspec-
tor OF highway and railroad con-
struction. He speaks of the hot
rainy weather.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-05-21
AT OHIO BANKERS'
ASSOCIATION

c. B. Smith, cashier Of the NAL
ia National bank, left Tuesday for
Cleveland, where he is attending
the 52nd annual convention of the
Ohio Bankers association. He was
accompanied by his wife and they
will visit their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. John Mar
tin and three children, who reside
in Lakewood. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith
will return home tomorrow.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-05-21
DEATHS TOLL

May IL to II, 1042
Mrs. Huddleson, Caldwell.
Robert II. Irwin, Cumberland.
Evelyn Monroe. Youngstown.
Edward Hearine, Portersville.
Mrs. Emmett Plat. Michigan.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-05-21

Mrs. Ella Odendahl and grandson
Bobby Mallonee of Newark and the
latter's son, Fred NORM. who is in
the navy, spent Thursday with Mr..
and Mrs. Carlos Harris. Fred, who
was stationed at Pearl Harbor
when the Japs attacked it on Dec.
z, and was injured by shrapnel in
the arm and leg, has recovered
from his wounds. He and several
Others who were injured were re.
turned to the states and given a
furlough home. He will return to
Washington today (Thursday), but
does not know where he will be
sent from there. w estland Cores
pondent.
Au pu~
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-05-21
Il. b. ADREAN GUARD AT
LONDON PRISON FARM

Hk-sheri1f t. B. Adrean left Mon
day for the London prison farm,
where he has accepted position %
guard. His wife will remain here,
st least for the present.