Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-05-14
WITH SOLDIERS
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Paul Keyes, private, first class
= member of the medical corps ant
stationed at San Louis, Obispo
Calf, who spent few days fur
Tough with his parents, Mr.. anc
Mrs. H. B. Keyes, of East Bloom
left Saturday evening on his return
to camp. From Columbus he Went
by plane.
A letter dated March IS, which
passed censors April Z, was receiv-
ed Monday by Mr.. and Mrs. Leo
Mccoy of Kehnebec hill, from their
son, Robert Mccoy, who is some
place in Australia-probably the
northern part. He states he would
like to be home to enjoy the cold
weather, and writes that where he
is 1t gets up around 103 every day,
and when it drops to 80 I'VE think
we have a cold SPELL" He wrote
he received letters from several
people back home, which he keenly
appreciates. He states friend he
has made, at one time worked for
J. p. Morgan, the Polish ambassa-
dor and has also waited on the
King of England. He says he is "a
fine guy" Mccoy is mechanic in
the ground crew, air division. He
sailed Jan. 10 from San Francisco.
and landed in Australia, Feb. s.
His address is APO 502, care post
master, San Francisco, Calf.
Sergeant Robert Beatty of Fort
Meade, Md, left early Monday
morning for camp, following a cou-
pie of days visit with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Dan Beatty, of Bris-
tOl township, and other relatives
and friends. He is with the ar
mored force, tank division.
Miss Martha Sherman and Miss
Emily Dick of Cleveland spent the
week end here with Miss Sherman's
parents, .Mr.eaRd Mrs. John Sher-
man. Her sister, Mrs. Esther Cih-
lar and son Craig, who had spent
the past two weeks here, accOmpa-
MED them back to Cleveland.
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Private Frank Dugan, of Scott
Field, H., came Sunday morning
about $3.50 for brief visit with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. d.
Dugan, Morgan township. He left
the same night for camp.
Private Arthur NJ Hambel, who
is stationed at Pine Camp, n. Y,
arrived Sunday and is spending a
weeks furlough with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Delford Hambel, near
Ringgold.
Mr., and Mrs. Delmar Ray of
'Reinersville received another let
Ter dated April from their son,
Wendell S. Ray, who is located in
northern Ireland, stating that he
was feeling fine and having good
time, and had received several let
ters from home and four Morgan
county weekly papers, which they
were very glad to get. He stated
that the weather there was warm.
and that Walter Harrison who is at
the same place was o. k. His ad-
dress is: Pvt Wendell S. Ray, Mo.
M, 168th Regt., APO 813, New
York City, N. ", care postmaster.
Following a furlough spent with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. M.
Barkhurst, of Malta, Charles Bark
hurst left Saturday for Camp
Bragg, N. C.. From Columbus he
took plane. Barkhurst is tech
nician, fourth grade, in the air
corps.
Robert Glass, who has been en-
pIoyed in Columbus, with the B. &
o. railroad, will be inducted into
the service at Fort Hayes, soon.
His brother, Paul Glass, who enter
ed the service last December, and
is in the air corps at Jefferson Bar
racks, Missouri, was recently pro-
NOTED to corporal. They are sons
of Mrs. Fannie Price Glass, of NAL
IA, and the late Howard Glass.
Junior Shriver, son of Mr.. and