Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-11-05

Cpl. Herman Spencer left Sunday
evening for Camp Young, Calf, fol-
lowing a furlough spent with his
parents Mr.. and Mrs. e. H. Spencer,
near Malta.
Mrs. Barak Russell, near Stock
port, received an air mail letter
from her son, Dana White, who is
now in northern Ireland. 1t has
been four months since she last
heard from him. He states that he
has been very busy and on the move.
He likes the Irish-says they are
fine people He works hard, but
likes his work, and is having
grand time. He writes Il will have
lot to tell, when, and If, l get
back" He wants to thank Penn
township for the fine letter he re-
ceived from them, and to say ''hel-
10 to everybody back there" He
likes to get letters from home peo
pie. His present address is: Pvt.
d. e. White, 15013O57, Disp. Bar
racks, U. S. Army, APO S13, care
postmaster, New York City, but ex-
poets to be transferred to some 9TH
er place soon.
William K. Danford of this place
failed in his recent physical exam
ination for entrance into the army.
Mrs. Russell Mclaughlin has re-
ceived word from her husband, Pvt.
Russell Mclaughlin, who has been
in Jefferson Barracks, Mo-, that he
is in Kearns, Utah, IA miles from
Salt Lake City. He has three broth
ers in the service, Herschel in Tex
as; Victor in Massachusetts, and
Dennis who was in northern Eng
land, but now in Scotland. They
are the sons of Mr. and Mrs. T. S.
Mclaughlin of Reinersville.
Lieut.. John Daniel
Upon his graduation last week at
Chanute Field, ILL.,, in the air corps,
John Daniel received the commits
sion of Second Lieutenant. He spent
the week end here with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. M. P. Daniel, and then
left for Nebraska. Lieutenant Dan
iel, is graduate of the Tri-State
College of engineering at Angola,
Ind, and before entering the service
was employed at Youngstown.
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Charles Wilson, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Earle Wilson. near Meigs, who
enlisted in the Marines recently,
following which he was given a five
day furlough, left the first of the
week for Paris Island, S. c.
Ross Hooper, of the army ground
air corps, who has been at Shep-
pard Field, Texas, has been trans
ferred to Buckley Field, Colorado,
and from there to Salt Lake City,
Utah.
The address of Wilmer Colds
berry, who is in the cavalry, is:
Pvt. Wilmer Goldsberry, Troop C, |
1st sgd, Bldg. 2045, Fort Riley,
Kansas. Pvt. Goldsberry is a son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Goldsberry,
of East Bloom.
Sgt. Donald E. Lawrence, of |
Camp Shelby Miss, came last |
Thursday to spend a Today fur !
Tough here with relatives and |
friends.
Billie Campbell, son Of Mr.. and !
Mrs Charles Campbell, near the
MeigsMorgan school building, who
entered army service last summer
and has been at Fort Bliss, Texas, |
was recently made corporal.
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Pvt. Robert D. Parmiter, of East |
Bloom, who is in the air corps, and |
has been attending school at Buff
falo, N. Y, has completed his
course there and has been trans
ferred to Rome, New York. His |
address is: Pvt. Robert D. Parmiter,
40 A. d. G. Repair Squadron, Rome
Air Depot, Rome, New York, Bar
racks 6. Pvt. Parmiter states where
he is now located is out in the
country.
Dear Mr.. Durbin:-I am down
here in Texas with one of the new
est branches of the service in this
country. 1t is a swell camp and
have a nice bunch of officers and
men. l am having a new life to
live and am making out pretty
good. We are trained in guard
duty. The camp was just recently
built, but has most of the makings
Of home. There is a prison for
enemy aliens and prisoners. How
Is everything in the schools and
twin cities? II it is possible I
would like to get the paper. Tell
the people hello. His address is:
Pvt. Edgar r. Roberts, 368th M. P.
3. G. Co., Huntsville Internment
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