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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-02-25

iino. Gr fanat an nit Ser llrgelbidte
bieler erlten Wtillion &olfoltio.
slls int Sabre 1878 5atber SSSacques
Murqltette, S.S., nit Soliette Oen
WilliliippifluB entOetft i'm ser l(ubc=
flecftcn Gmpf1ngnis Moriens gepeibt
un6 ibn ol>6 6luB ser ll,bcilecftcn
GmpfinNnis genonnt, borm i'm er=
iprldt biz lmter Seleno am s(rfon=
iosfl,B, febrte ct lpieoer 51riict, lucil
er iider alsgeforidt bate, OaB ser
MiiliiiippifluB lit Sen @olf bon Wfe=
rifo nitnbetc. No6 ipeiter Derunter=
5uiabren ipor geiibrlid) luegcn ser
Jeinoieligfeit Ser grolliamen Snoia=
ner, Oann audi lpcgeu ser Spanier,
Sic i1on babingefonmen luarer. Gr
5og nit leinen 8cgleitern Oeuelben
8eg 5uriid bis itber @lton uno id)iff=
te bann in oeu SainoisfluB ltroma,f=
pdrts, bis haB er nah ben beutige,1
5tarpe6 &od fam. Sort taufte CT eia
lterbenoes &ino, bas erlte SSnbianerz
fino ont groBen S1inoisfluB oes 8e-
items, bas burd sic III. Saufe in Sen
Simmel eing. Dieier fleine 9ote, ben
er 5um Simnel ianote, fat aelpiB TO-
piele uno eroBe @naoen anf iein 8olt
berabgeflebt, 10 baB iein S,,oianer,
ltamm sic &oitaItier, Sic erIten
Gbrilteu iuur6en. gtad stuei Sabrel
| fom ct tpieber 5l,riid an oiele Steae
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-02-25
@ebamfem mmo Grimmernngem
" Bon Nep. ssrans ssuertaeS

saler. 81 mas, 40 Gents, faate 600.
iens uno mari iie ibn BIN. Da uabnl
ser llbrmader sic 40 gents uno
idrie: gu alter @ei5bals, ,lno tuarf
i'm 5,lnt Sod binaus. - go &reiuet.
9o6 fabren mir 5uerIt mad Brairie
ou Hoder lmO ieben mir 1ns ben
Srt ieiner eriten Satisfeit an, nno
leien mir, ipas 1T ser 9bronif iiber
6ieie @emeinoe geidrieben itebt. &ep.
6rieorid 8enfmann, ser friibere Ba-
flor ser st. Warieu>@emeilloe in BEL
lepile, Siitorifer ser 9i05eie Belle
bile, sibt uns in ieiner @eididte
(Orpbanase @oition, 1919 cine
lpunoeri60ne geibrei6lng oieier ct.
Soiepbs- -@eneinoe lno ser anoeren
@emeinoen, bie nit ser Nieoerlaiiuns
ser &oitaltia Wiiiion 100 entitan,
Sen, beute aber nidt meDr ale oa
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-02-25
(Sortiesung)

9eim giier, oas gut idmette, neil
td siemlid buneris uar, ba id nidt
borber beim Heu. 5rans 9erfenbrod
lit eobotia einseltieeen mar, er5ablte
er mir unter eroBen @eladter, iuie
ct mo fem Nad6or 9tep. Seinrid
@oolens bon Columbia, Sa., iebt int
@treite uno Sooer ldgen uno er
fiirdte, Ser @ooheits lpiirOe &ade an
ibm nebmen. gs fam ndmlid io:
Gin Bdrden fam gum gater 600
fens, 1m iid) ufopulieren' 81 laiien.
@eil ser @ater ober geIuinenbaft alles
nabforidte, ia9te ct ibnen, Ie n,iib-
ten ipieberfommen 5,m1 llnterridt. ga
iparen iie abge5ogen uno badtem ie=
benfaus, &ater &relpet f0nne Dos
fdneller fertis MAIDEN. Sic famen
su mir ,,na lasten, iie tpollten audi
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-02-25

bier moGnen 1mo Deil feline be lonoer5
grobe Sdluieri0feit porlo9, perbeira=
tetc itb tic nno if erbielt olld bic @e-
biibren. &oter @oolcns lportetc o1f
fie ,tno luortct nod; er lagtc: id)
itcble ibut sic 8rol,tleltc lueg lmo
miilie ibn sic @cbiibren beral,sAcben.
So, mas iou iN iebt TIM? llno So
nit iuollte cr mir olf Sen 3ohn fii6-
len, ob iN olb SEN Sroctot ,,2oiotri=
monilm' luloiert bdtte i'm Solepbl=
nlun1, Columbus, SDip, beim Mcp
9oftpr Sobounes Scl1icrt.
Ser &orl &reipct mar uie Ieln
Better s(llglit 9teinefc elm Ild)s l,no
iudte einen iuuaen Erielter gerne
berein5uleeen. SSd bertrand i'm gut,
benn i6 mor lc1s Sabre la,tg bel
eineut Iolden Sl,hS in Ser Sdlle &C.
tpeIen. Ct l1belte mid at 1no icb
iaatc flr5: ,,@ebe Oelu &ailer, pas
oes aaiiers lit llno @ott, mas @ottes
it," usSa", iaste er: Stunt cl'ique
sseoem bas Seine. gs DeiBt o6er al,d) :
Gutipeoer sic Mugen ouf ooer Ser,
8eutel." @ir lahten beioe iber Sen
Sder5. sSo, ser @ooiens er5dblte mir
oud), boB er llbren ma6en fonnte.
Or sing nod st. 2ouis 5lnu l(br-
NADER uno iuollte cine neue s5eoer
I(Spring) fir feline llbr faufen. 8ie'
biel fc7t"t Iic? Der l1hrmoder: ginen
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-02-25
Gin su9e 5uoriiden lit mandmal
niibli6er, ols beibe auireiBeu.

Ser 9'llnoflufien0er ser 8otifan.
itabt beridtete fiir5lid) iiber Sen asn-
bolt eines @irtenbriefes ser nngari.
iben 8ildofe, IN ueldem auf Sic gro.
Be @id)tiafeit ser fatboliiden SSugeno.
organilationen bingetpieien tpl,r6e, sic
ser beutigen SSs,tgeno oroben. ,,Wir
alal1ben'', 10 erflareu sic 11ngarii6en
8iid0ie, ~OaB sic peilen Staats.
baupter nid)t perfebleu iperoen, oieien
neuen Mnidlag auf sic Seele ber SSsu.
geno nit tuadiamen Mugen uno felter
SanS allf5ubalten. 9as unsariide
Gpiifopat bofft, baB 6aB bas, tpas boz
"a Sabren geidab, ni6t ipie6erbolt
miro, ipenn audi feinbli9e Bropa-
sanba ii6er oas @a6io uno bur6 amo.
,tpme 8roidiireu berIudt, sic Ssugeuo
o,f M6uese 5u fiibren."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-02-25
Mitt,podj, Ben 25, Sebrnar 1912

Mitt,podj, Ben 25. Gebrndr 1912
9od bie gltern smangel1. lie III Sn'
oianerbrntalit1t, s,t beiraten. Sas
ain6 (Bierre) ipllroe 80 Sabre alt
lrnO bate @ieentllm bier an &alfa'
itiafluB big 5um Sabre 1925. Heo.
Satber @rapier berbeiratete lie; er
bate bier BLOB cine Eanfe nno glng
ipieber auriid nab ben Beoria= =sS1let'
anerr,, Die ibn aber grilaIam beban-
6elten un0 10 idiuer beriplmoeten, oaB
CT balo barauf in Idredli6en Shnler.
5en itarb. Yater Marelt blieb ober
bier IN &aifalfia bis sum II. Septe''t'
Der 1915. Or mar aber ni6t ,allein.
oenn 8ater Marruet, S.S, mar se-
fomn,en ln 1907 1lnS lebte nod orei
Sabre ldnger big 1918.
ssn ser @eidiebte beiBt bieIe gie.
oerlaii,tng nidt mebr ~NiIliom".
ionoern einfad ,,@emeinbe'. Ser er-
ite 8farrer beiBt @icolaus Sgndtins
oe @eoubois, 5.S: 9ieier Yrieltcr
braAte bos erlte 3uderrobr Gugar
cane) nod 2olliiiana llno bierbin;
bod nod ,nebr 6efannt l.no beriibn,t.
oa er sic eriten Sbtpeltern (9tpn.
nen) llrluliuerinnen, nad Nelp Sr.
leans, u.S.A., bradte. Sier III Sea-
ifaitia fauo er eiu beilig1l1dBlges
9ino, bos cine ltriulinerin mllroc, eli.
ne lolbe Bis 5u ibrem 9ooe blieb bis
lie, SO Sabre alt, 1851 itor6. sic
bieB Wtoria surpin, Sod)ter BON
9ouiS Surpin umo ser Moria Colon
5,rpin. Sic por allo feline SSSnola.
nerin, ipie monde bebullpten. sSohn
@ilmorp Sbea iogt: uSie mar Die
critic anlerifonilhe Nonnc, oie bier
geboren mar" Wie i6on 11no trcT'
feno oiele 8egebenbeit, oaB ser erlte
9eruf 5unt Sroensltaro bier lit Der
ltnbefledten gntpfdnsniS Gemeinoe
ltottfinoet. 0as erIte 8litnrd,en ont
iltnoir0ulicben Stod.
3ebn Meilen bon Ser OHlnoung
oes SfolufluNes am MiiiiliippiilllB
legte bic fron5oliicbe 9tegierltng cine
ltorfe Seitlng an - Sort Gbortres.
SIM SATIRE 1920 mtroe es noaenoet.
Sm n0dlten Sabre fom 9tep. Sroncis
t. Gbarlepois, S.S., ser bieie 8egcno
beiudte, l.m lie alts5uforl6en. ST. be.
rihtet, ,,oaB INN oieie Belt folt olle
Sai,ois Snoioner gbrilten ieien nno
in ser 3ipililotion 6ortidritte nlod,.
ten. llnter Ocns ginflliie Ser Heliaion
leien Sic SSnoioner fleibige uno quite
Meni6en gelporoen. Sic bebauen Dos
Sano, 5ieben quite 6riidte, pie1 @eflii-
gel nno @roBpieb, baS 1ie ou Sic
2ral,5oien pertorfen. Die Srauen noe.
BEN nit GROCER @eldiflid)feit feline
@lar5oeden aus 8lffaloboar, fdrben
oieielbe nit ouerlei Vorbel1, mad)en
ibre eigenen &leioer nit ibren eise.
men bergeltellten Hfaben."
(6ortleblng folgD
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-16
Wildcats
Meet SUNDAY
In Henderson

Veterans al the Sit. ur "wil,i,.,,r
iNIsion ri World Wur / viii mn,
Sunday afternoon i, 3 u'cir,i- q, In,
Vance hotrl IN Henderson. a,irn.i,u
"'l al sr'i.'s al tI~i"I,l r.I,u"a
NnI'h VIII b" hvid E,c.trs, ,,..n.,,.
"'i'n diii!cuitI". ErCiIt,,t,' hniIiu" nr
. hiI'Hai % state cuIiNvntiri i ,,..
"hi"t;ncvd to-day.
james T.. Cahall. uI Wy.ntny,r,.
- G.. nat!"nal udiutLnt - 'rc d.
Vision. vii! b" in Cn..~.. rl ia, q, To-
"',"n and viii Ering 20 h.li.f.ul
m.""', "i a,c;ir'- O., 'r n,.
a""st division y.i..a &, nov. I-
.,.''H. ID. Camp i'uvh,r. Nj. y.
"'trr "'.ri,~ ul tn" pi"g. rlr c..iI.I
"' i'@".'G mere to-day.
'i-G.,. 'u- .cc,nlv rr",s ".~r,!i-
90 :" ~" wildcat division. nj
l"'"n' '-haii h"S .nnutnv.d. North
."tulNa .T!'I ned .@UJ g. u,,. -pn
- He prrsui.uc' uf H." .'Er,Gr.i, a.,
.''.' '!s' World War. and manv ui
.t''~' N,irla", nuW live ~ this cg
".h 81 IN" tat, a,d :'r" cxp,rigd g.,
a"'.'N Ia" rcu'ipm Sunday
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-16
Eight Defendants
Are Tried Before
Recorder Clement.

Seven defendant, were before r.,
r"rdcr Il. +. Clements III cuuu,.
Court today. facing Il "1ri":v .
charges
Na'han Person. cclurcd. Wa, char.
ID with hH.'ardy and r"n--,!ppr.'
ana give iwCI.C month, Oh ia.
roads. SriSp' ndCd ON payment %! Il.
costs ana on payment L. he ebert.
"i In" court nl 81 per munih fnr
h'm"il; "l 'hr prcSccu'rlN. I.au..
Feed. for support ul Il r,inrr chIlG
Fond Of 500 WAS required f." rh-
""rNhirCc Of the judgment.
wesley Hughes. .ir. alias Buhbc,
Hughes. white. WAS CHARGED with L..
lawfully operating a. ppnl room. an,
prayer for Judgment va, runtiuir",
ON payment of The cot. rud ,.r,.r
D"hrN!pr irr two "r:".
John Robert Hicks. white. W.,
tined 50 ~ and costs Iur bru. df1r,l
David Caster Cuil'iu. white. ~.
charged with speeding and nravcr n..
Judgment was continued on itavnrrr.
If In" costs.
Joe Harper. white. for pu-sr-sr.,
u stolen Gp"d.. has PRAYER lur iuun
h"n' continued un payment ~ ~.
''''''' '''nl ''lIltr tl ttnlti lttlHAisl i.It
lw" years. and returning IT," ,,..tci.
IN question 10 lis OWNER. E.tr )
NYcr:. the prosecuting wines.
J0hni" Demon. white. was chdrC-
cd with breaking and .utrriu" az
being drunk and disurdriIy. AND t.,
cas-" was null" pru,cd with ic.rr".
ON the same charge. the same di-.
position was ordered IN 10 "'rs.
against Charlie SncCd. white.
Two charge, were entered against
| May Bentley. alias May Day. white
"Onan. In ono she was charged WITH
operating and maintaining mus
| ancC in conducting Il lllliug tatinr
| on the NuriinI road just north ur IL"
| city. She entered plea 10 iurClbl,
| trcSpaSS. and WAS given twCiv,
| months in idil 81 bC sent t. the wori;
house in Raleigh. commitment no.
| 10 issue On PAYMENT ul the costs ann
| on condition that she stay uut az
Vance county for q period Of TIVE
| years.
The same Judgment was given IN
| another case charging possession ui
| liquor for sale. this sentence. il in
vokcd to begin at the expiration al
the former.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-16
Negroes Plan
Scrap Rally
Al Theatre

a st.r.,n ,.,II,. o., I,.,-
~, ~ NI'ri.,, -, ,'". '''l'c 'hrtir,,
nv Ibn Nm ''.,''.Is' ~ |" ." hcI''
r.r,riy M " .''' '''N ana in"
,pnI.;H. n,;i ''i' '''''''''''i'' "'
I,r,i,u ~ ,;,, .'','"''' WIN III"
scrap rs the pric, O., .a..- . ',''' ~
II was said today maj ,n. '..r..,,..
rampnlpn arunur I'm. y,,,..... ~, '''''
,-r> ;u he = success, All ,T...... ''',',,'
,lhrr organization. h.,,. g,..... IN. ,.'''.
,u give fun cnrrrr.Iinr ~
Tin. I,,,i., v,.,....,.
Irr.,r .,,.,..r,"d ...., ''.'. men
,r,.,,rr ,r,.,,,:.,.',;.. ''.. .', '"''''
: Str,.cr.nm ,' , ,r,''' ,'''''''' 10y
-,.'rr 4 .nr,';.,I o "',, ,.' t' i''.-
Ir,J n.,,! .. ',''',',,,t',' -. .''. col
iu,udirn p.,, rd, ,",,''- :, "a 100
nIrr,,r,f -, Gi,,,'. 'T IL -. ,''',','',
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-16
PRESBYTERIANS TO
HONOR SERVICE MEN

\ s'i;.'' IGNORING The men am.
",.h."" ~ tas service ul the country
Mi! t." n,lo ~ tine First P,rsbv,rr,.,i.
cn'Wch nUNt Sunday morning. I'm,
r."r"h h.- toruIy-rlght IA the YAM
Gus branches ul the Army and Nav,
y b"HulrrUi flag with twenty ri.ai
ian. h|s D''n placed directly toe
And the chon.. y United States ,I.g
.,s well :- Chrts:iam flag will also
D" observed iur the iuSi time Sun
day.
All parents an nearest relative, al
lh' individuals bclua recognized Will
Ill ~ a. body and al one place in liz,
service VIII uo given an iu~piratirutI
h'"n - br forwarded Ia the man ug
woman away IN the name of In.
"'Imc". y special prayer VIII nc
offered ion all ul them al thi, pnin,
The Soldiers committee ur tl..
church has been in charge of work.
.r- uu' Tie detail, OF the s,IN ice.
IN" chairman al hi, committee l.
Nis. =. S. Register.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-16
DIVORCE GRANTED
BY COURT MONDAY

a divorce granted last Monday
and which was Nv error omitted from
the list was that of Christine Kelly
Branch from Leonard Branch.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-16
klWANiS CLUB MEET
CANCELLED TONIGHT

Th"r" viii hr No meeting al .i.v
kIWauIS cIuh tonight. The weekly
session hIliu" been cancelled li 49,
Vol at an nt,r-club meeting II o.
ford nest TUESDAY night when all
service clubs al HENDERSON ANA c.
ford Will meet together. Members, O..
III" klWanIs club will meet u,x:
Tuesday night at G.I5 "'CI"ck al d.,
Motor Sale. Go. t. ~har, ,rumsb..
tatiun Facilities.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-16

SAY" sCrap and iUnl; tu ell u..e
4 skunk.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-16

To-" Iirh,-i',.. TO-. More,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-10-16

". Though. i.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1942-10-17
October Blue
Stamp Foods

With the exception Of fresh pears
blue stamp foods for October will be
the same as for September.
The October list issued by the Agri-
cultural Marketing Administration for
all stamp plan areas is as follows
fresh apples, and all fresh vegeta-
bles including Irish and Sweet pota-
toes, shell eggs, corn meal, hominy
(corn) grits, dry edible beans, wheat
flour, enriched wheat flour, self ris-
ing flour, enriched self rising flour
and whole wheat (Graham) flour.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1942-10-17
Urge Negro Farmers
To Have Year-ROund
Victory Gardens

Negro farm families of the south
can produce 134 millions pounds of
garden vegetables between onw and
January /, according to I. w. Duggan
Director of the Southern Division of
the Agricultural Adjustment Agen-
cy. He points out that this would
be valuable contribution to the Food
For Freedom program.
Mr.. Duggan says that if the 554,-
900 Negro farm families in nine Sou
thern states would produce only 40
pounds of fresh garden vegetables
each between onw and the end of the
year, the total production would a
mount to 134 million pounds, or A,
400 carloads.
There are many reasons, Mr.. Duggan
says, why lot of our Victory Gar
dens can still be productive this year
and help win the warf effort instead
of growing up in the weeds.
He lists five reasons as follows:
Cd to prevent x Xxx xzxzxz xzvbgk
ID to provide the farm family with
fresh vegetables through December,
(2) to help prevent a drain on the
heavy food producing areas, there
by releasing more food for our war
workers, and for the armed forces of
the United States, Cd to keep down
farm family living costs, and help
prevent initiation, "a tohelp maintain
better health on the farm, and (5) to
help farm families lay up something
for rainy day. in War Bonds and
Stamps.
Mr.. Duggan says that farmers can
obtain information on the varieties
of vegetables that grow best in their
community by consulting the County
Extension agent or the vocational
agriculture teacher.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1942-10-17

End 1t. Wilmore B. Leonard, 3O7
Broad St., Salisbury Maryland. He
is graduate of Hampton Univer-
sity, Hampton Virginia He recei-
we'd his B. S. degree in Science in
1889 and was captain in the student
battalion at hampton Institute
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-01-15
REED-RADCLIFF WEDDING

At the home of the brides par
ents, J. Lynn and Roxie Caldwell
Reed, near Reinersville, Sunday aft
ernoon, at 2 O'Clock, their daugh-
ter, Miss Dorothea, became the wife
of Frank Radcliff, son of the late
Willard Radcliff and Gertha Tilton
Radcliff, of Caldwell. Twenty-seven
relatives and friends witnessed the
double ring ceremony. Miss Bar
bara Reed of Malta was bridesmaid
and the groom's brother, Ford
Radcliff, was best man.
The bride wore street length
rose crepe frock, with black acces-
sories, and a shoulder corsage Of
roses and California heather. The
bridesmaid was gowned in a pale
blue crepe dress brown accessories
and shoulder corsage of pink and
white carnations. Mrs. Radcliff is a
graduate of Reinersville high school
and attended Ohio University for a
year. The groom graduated from
the Caldwell high school, and is
employed as an assistant mortician.
Refreshments were served by the
parents of the bride following the
ceremony. The newlyweds left for
a short wedding trip, Sunday even
ing. They will make their home in
Caldwell.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-01-15
RECLASSIFICATION OF
III MEN


The local draft board met last
evening and re-classified III men
(men % years of age).
Concerning the recall of enlisted
army reservists including the Ma
tional Guard, the $50 local boards
in Ohio, have been advised that the
"Fifth Corps Area Headquarters,
Fort Hayes, Columbus, is issuing
orders for enlisted men of the reg
ular army reserve, the enlisted re-
serve corps, and of the National
Guard of the United States to report
for active duty"
In cases where a reservist is or
dered back to active duty by mill
tary authority, he will receive a
written order giving the date and
the station to which he will report.
The reservist will be instructed to
report to his local selective service
board, or to the nearest local board
in the area in which he now resides.
Upon SO reporting, the local
board finding him under orders to
report for active duty, will issue
the necessary transportation request
to the place of reporting.
It is pointed out that some re-
servists may ask military authori-
ties for deferment by reason of de-
pendency or occupation. In such
cases the military authorities will
refer the request to the local board,
through state headquarters, for
opinion.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-01-15
r.. ID. PARMITER WEDS
MISS EDNA LYME

Mr.. Robert D. Parmiter of East
Bloom, son of Fred and Winifred
Richardson Parmiter, and Miss Ed
ma M. Lyme. daughter of Mrs. Sadie
Shuster Lyme, route II, Morgan
township, and the late Don Lyme,
were united in marriage Saturday
evening at S o'clock at the parson-
age of Grace Methodist church, with
Rev. L. S. Wees, officiating, using
the single ring ceremony. They
were unattended.
The bride chose for her wedding
a soldier blue crepe dress with
black accessories. Mr.. and Mrs.
Parmiter are highly regarded young
people. Both graduated from M. e
M. high school. and Mr.. Parmiter
attended Ohio State University.
Following the wedding they We're
guests at party given in their hon.
or at the e. c. Scott home, near
Pennsville. Sunday the brides
mother entertained at her home the
immediate members of the fam
lilies of the newlyweds with a we'd
ding dinner. and Monday evening
the groom's parents entertained at
dinner in their honor. For the pres
ent they will reside with the
groom's parents. This paper joins
many friends in wishing for Mr..
and Mrs. Parmiter a long, happy,
prosperous life.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-01-15
THREE STOCKPORT MEN IN
JURED IN AUTO ACCIDENT

When on their way to Canton
last Thursday to look for employ
ment, Paul Moore, Alva Blind and
G. H. Blind, all Of Stockport, were
injured in an automobile accident,
when their car, driven by Moore,
struck and instantly killed May
Brown, II, near Paups Lane, three
miles south of GAINESVILLE.
Miss Brown and her small BROTH
er We're returning from GAINESVILLE
and aighting from car, had ap-
parently started across the road to
the mail box, not observing the
Stockport car approaching from the
south The auto struck the girl
and in trying to avoid the accident
the car careened into telephone
pole, severely injuring the occu-
pants, who were all taken to Be-
thesda hospital.
G. H. Blind is suffering from a
fractured skull and fractured hip;
Alva Blind has dislocated hip
and decorations. Paul Moore had
teeth knocked out and also suffer-
ed chest injuries from being
thrown against the steering wheel.
All suffered severely from shock.
Moore was brought to his home in
Stockport Saturday.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-01-15
COON HUNTERS ENJOY ANNUAL
COON DINNER

The Morgan County Coon Hunt
ers' association held their annual
coon supper last Thursday night. 1t
was served in the American Legion
hall, Malta. The feast was prepar-
ed and served by the Ladies' Aux
iiiary of Malconta Post, No. "a,
American Legion. More than 200
were present, which included guests
from the Muskingum county and
Beverly and Perry county Fish and
Game clubs.
Mayor M. D. Martin made the ad-
dress of welcome. Gilbert Frash Of
Malta was POSTMASTER. Brief talks
were made by Hon. G. B. Smith of
Malta, L. H. Cronin of this place,
Fred Luttenberger, president of the
Southeastern Ohio Conservation
League. The principal address was
by BOSS" Johnson of WLW, who
spoke on Conservation" and also
told of his experiences with the
Sioux Indians. Music was furnish
ed by the Moose Eye Fish and Hunt
club of Waterford.
Earle Campbell is president of
the Morgan County Coon Hunters
association.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-01-15
CARL McCLAIN DIES AT HOME
In GLOUSTER

Carl McClain, IS, one of the good
substantial citizens of Glouster, and
native of this county, died Jan. 2
at his home from a heart attack.
Although he had not been in good
health for several years, his death
was unexpected. He was born and
reared near Mountville. Some years
ago he with his family moved to
Glouster. Up until his health fail
ed, he had been employed in the
coal mining industry, and was wide
ly known. He was member of the
Red Men lodge; Knights of Pythias
and of the Rogers Memorial class
of the Glouster Methodist church.
Besides his wife, Mae McClain,
he leaves three children, James Nc
CLAIM, near Glouster; Robert Nc
Claim, and Mrs. Mae Hanning of Co
lumbus; Mrs. Mildred Smithley,
Ironton, and Mrs. Martha Flanagan
Of Admission, Ala. He also leaves
several grandchildren; one brother,
Charles McClain, and three sisters,
the Misses Lillian and Blanche Nc
Claim, and Mrs. James White, all of
Glouster.
Funeral services were held Janu-
ary 5, at p. M, at the home, with
Rev. ]. A. Thompson of the Glous-
ter Methodist church, officiating.
The body was laid to rest in Maple
wood cemetery.