Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-10-01

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Williams Graham, resident, is en-
ployed by the Muskingum River
Gravel company, at st. Albans, w.
Va. The family may move to that
point.
J Junior Dean, employed at the
!rireslone Tire and Rubber company,
Akron, visited parents, returning
Sunday accompanied by father,
George Dean, who also expects en-
+, ployment with the Firestone COM
pany.
Last Friday morning Jack Frost
took his biggest nip of the season
and lowered the alcohol a way
down in the glass. The old topper is
back at his long-practiced habit
Richard (Dick) McGrath and
family, living then near Olive Green,
moved Thursday of last week to
property within two miles of Cald-
well, or route 78 (west).
Willis Ford celebrated his 83rd
birthday anniversary at his home
| here, September 23rd.
A daughter was born Sept "a to
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Lewis of near
this village. This family own the
former Frank Fitch farm.
With gas rationing just around
the corner this is truly a time that
will try mems soles.
DR.. II. l.. Fiscus of the village re-
Gently sold his little farm of about
bridge, on route rs.
Rexford Gilliland and family who
moved to this section last March,
from Columbus, and resided near his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Gil
liland, vacated the Garner butcher
property in Otho, last Saturday, and
wee moved back to Columbus by
Ronald Combs
This is station "FODR, out where
the tall corn grows" Clarence
win Hutchins garage, stalk OF
corn that is 5 f. and 10 inches
high, if an inch. This reminds US
ana you, perhaps-of the penciled
note left Ill the field by the dismay-
ed corn-cutter Hall: "The corn S
TOO tail; I'm too small and there
fore | cut no more corn this fall
Yours truly, Joe Hall
When TOTO took over the job of
Togo, TOTO went to Tokyo, but
where did Togo go?
Some seem to think that the
slogan, keep 'em Flying applies
TO wheels with tires on. The les
sJn may be drastic.
Douglas Hooper, the young Stal
route carrier, McConnelsviIle to
Reinersyille, will relinquish his job
in about two weeks, as he feels
that Uncle Sam is planning to give
hum something else to pack instead
OF mail
A "black-out' is scheduled for
some Maskingum river towns. When
it comes, the "late stayout" will
have new aliDi: "(Hic), wiley,
JUS couldn't get home sooner (hic)
for dodging buns. And his wife
rejoinder may be, Well, you didn't
dodge ali of them
Local school faculty: Principal,
". p. Haskins, Reinersyille, indus
trial arts, and mathematics; Mrs
Cecile Porter, Malta, home econom-
les and science; Mrs. Ella Harrison,
Ringsold, English and literature:
MIS- Farrell, of West Virginia,
world history and geography, re-
signed after two weeks and no sue
eessor; Mrs. Anne Webster, Cald-
We'll, grades 4, 5, 8, and Mrs Louise
Crew Bell, v aterford, grades /, 2
and g.
Whereabouts of Soldiers
Where some Of our soldiers, with
local background are reported to
be: Roll;n Allen, son of Mrs. Lizzie
Allen, ft. Devins, Mass; Dean, son
OF Wood Ashton, Fl. Barrancas.
+ la; Don Scott, high school teach
er here, last year, and son OF Har-
old Scott, Camp Lee, Va; Herschel
son OF John Harper, Scott Field,
H.; Dale Grandstaff, son of Mrs.
Viola Grandstam, Florida; Dennis,
son of Isaiah Mclaughlin, in Ire
land; Edgar, son of Rilla Burk-
heimer, reported overseas; Clifford
son of Albert Bishoff, in Ireland;
Herschel, son of isaiah Mclaughlin,
in Texas; Wendell, son of Delmar
Ray, Ireland; James NJ. son of Earl
Smith, Keesler Field, Mass; Joseph
son of Chloral Hutchins, coast