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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-08
Seaman, Only IS, Survives Z Sinkings
Boy Hero Lives Biscuits Day. Sefed feboet by Maxi Panes
Shipbuiders Meet 2 o +her Allied War Idols
By VERA BROWN

He stands, the 15-year-old, with
the hulls of great ships in their
cradles looming behind him. II
Before him in the MONDAY sun
are the thousands of workers who
turn out ships at Great Lakes
Engineering Works.
Sometimes the boys adolescent
voice breaks as he speaks. He is
London-born-and-bred Victor Hag-
git, youngest member of Britain )
merchant marine, who enlisted as
part Of a freighter gun crew
when IA.
TWO SHIPS SHOT AWAY
Since then he has had two ships
shot out from under him. and was
once machine gunned in a lifeboat.
you buiId them a d Wen
sail them, anywhere, anytime"
he promised.
II fibbed a little about my
age when I got I'm, said I was
IL. Mother didn't know until
I'D sailed.
II made three trips. Every
thing went fine. Then, on the
fourth, they got us. Nazi planes.
and they strafed our lifeboats
after we got into them.
TWO BISCUITS A DAY
1--WE lived on two biscuits n
day, and two inches of water
In n little cup for Ave and
half days. Then n Dutch
freighter picked Us up.
They were wonderful to us.
i ate and ate. remember
was sitting I'm the cabin Of one
Of the sailors plaing his phOno-
graph when the torpedo hit us.
was playing why Don't We
DO This More Often:'
We had Just 20 minutes be-
fore she sunk. Then we were In
Iifeboats again. A Portuguese
freightFr picked us up after an
other day. didn't expect 10
get through second time
GRINs MARK NARRATIVE
The little gunner grins when he
tells about running along the deck
with big shells for his gun.
The ship-building boys met two
more heroes. One Is John j..
Smith United States merchant
marine The other, Pierre Rogri-
CUES. French newspaperman. who
fought with his regiment. escap-
ing 10 the States when his coun-
try fell
Said Smith:
We've left 1000 men OF our
merchant marine in the ocean
behind H.. hut we're carrying
on. We've promised the Presi-
dent wen carry the goods. the
arms, and ammunition, any
where on the globe and we
mean it,"
DECORATED FOR BRAVERY
Smith was decorated for bray
cry by Mayor LaGuardia in New
York this spring. He saved IL of
his fellow workers when their
ship went down.
we didn't want ships 10
pick us up. We were making
port -. n. with q sail. Ii the
big ships slow down they stand
a chance Of getting a torpedo,
too. We cant afford that"
He pointed 10 the ships being
built, saying:
"By them, by the way YOU
produce them. We win or lose.
Don't 20 of on n drunk after
payday. II YOU do you're play
ing into Hitler's hands,
The Frenchman. with tears in
his eyes, spoke of his enslaved
country.
Our hope. the hope OF the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-08

son TO believe this is not his
real name.
"She believes a search of your
records will disclose h er hus-
bands real name, and she asks
that this be done 80 that she
will ne in position to inform
her two children of their corr
rect name" wv IN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-08
Hoge Tells Love
Of Wife Sister
.AtCustodyT Trial.
Says He and She Both
Talked Of Divorces TO
Permit Them to Marry
Time. stan Correspondent

MT. CLEMENS, July S.-Cross'
~Xamination of Carmel Hoge, who
las admitted that he is the father
Of his sister-in-law's 3-year-olc
daughter, Patricia, was resumed
today in the suit over custody ol
the child.
While the sister-in-law. Mrs
Alice Juanita Horvath, 20, gazeo
at him steadily. Hoge yesterday
told of his love for her.
81 was In love with her enough
10 marry her after the child was
born" he said from the witness
stand. Its always been that
way and still is"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-08

1.-THE Wishing Welr' has
message In cipher for you. Daily
and Sunday Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-08
DIVORCES PLANNED

a few months ago, he declared
he had planned 10 divorce his wife
Catherine. and Mrs. Horvath haC
planned 30 divorce her husband
"Alice and ! were going tn get
married" he said "She wanted
the baby and she wanted me.
knrw ! could he happy as long
as I had the baby"
However, he explained the di
Vorces never got beyond the talk
ing stage"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-08
SEEKS TO RECLAIM CHILD

The case was started by Mrs.
lorvath, who now seeks 10 re-
claim tho child from the Hoges.
who have had lis custody since It's
birth. The baby is now 3 years old.
4 l5-year-old boy nephew OF
Mrs. Horvath and Mrs. Hoge was
not allowed 10 testify when his
mother. Mrs Mary Rogers. a sister
of the two litigants protested.
weeping
In preliminary examination the
boy. Virgil Rogers. said his mother
Rad received a letter from Mrs.
HoTvath telling Of miStTeatment
by Horvath Mrs. Rogers had de-
med seeing such letter.
Mrs. Horvath'S attorney. Philip
McHugh contcndcd Virgil could
not testify without his mother 5
consent. and shouted paSSionately
let III stop this traNeSty on
Justice. Let Us remember, Honor
thy father and thy mother"
Virgil" Circuit Judge James
r Spicr asked, edo YOU want to
contradict your mothers testi-
mony?"
Virgil said. NO" and was OK.
cuScd.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-08
DEATH THREATS DENIED

He denied he had ever threat
ened 10 kill Alice's husband. Louis
Horvath. but said
give heard threats from all
the family that they'd Kill him.
He's crazy"
Earlier Hogc told OF his intimacy
with Mrs. Horvath which started
"a week or two after the girl,
then Is came 10 live with the
Hogcs I'm Detroit IN the winter oi
193S.
"She followed me from one
room Ia another" he testified.
"She told me about how long
she had been locked mp I'm con-
vent"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-17
Boat Club Holds
Holly Luncheon

THE BOAT CLUB dining
room was picturesque spot at
the Holly Luncheon Wednesday.
Mrs. Lloyd Leigh Hughes did
the decorating The tables were
alternating trimmed with either
tall red candle IN bed of
Christmas greens or an attrac-
tive arrangement OF holly, M
several different varieties
Among the guests we're Mrs.
Graham Lindlcy Mrs Ernest 6
DAVIS Mrs John Fernands NJ
Now Bedford. Mass. Mrs. Mi.
Ton Powers Mrs. Edward r.
Wright Mrs. John r. Decker.
Mrs Theodore l.. ScdWlck. Mrs.
Roy r. DeHart. Mrs Gayard F.
Later, Mrs Winfield s. Jewell
Jro Mrs Edward w Reynolds
Mrs George II. Nawter. and
many others
This vii be- tho last luncheon
meeting NJ the winter AZ The
Boat Club since the club wdl
close for two months directly
after The holidays.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-17
Photograph
Records for
Camps Asked

ON BEHALF Of the Army
and Navy Recreation League. in
which she Is most active Mrs
Charles A. Dean Jr. is making
an appeal for old monograph
records which can he replaced
with new ones TO be sent 10
Fort Custer.
I'VE cannot have too many"
said Mrs Dean "AlSO. we could
use all the old planoIa records
we could get.
But, no more pianos. please"
TIE RECORDS. Mrs. Dean
stated. can be sent either 10
her house. 22l Lewiston road
Crosse PoInte Farms, or to the
headquarters Of Detroit Chap
ter. American Red Cross, East
Jefferson and Dubois avenues.
1t is the aim OF the Army
and Navy Recreation League TO
equip every dayroom at the
post with a victrola and stacks
of new records, as we'll as a
radio.
To show how much the Ser,-
icemen appreciate these gifts
we reprint an excerpt Of a letter
received by Mrs. Dean tho
other day. from a soldier who
was transferred from Custer 10
an OF h CT camp II was IN
acknowledgment OF radio given
10 the company itself.
SPEAKING FOR the head
Of the battery and myself,
want tn express our deep graft
tude to the Army and Navy
Recreation League for their
extreme kindness and generos-
ity," he wrote.
'Since saw you last. our
division has moved from Fort
Custer to Camp Phillips. located
move has made your donation
all the more valuable, as here
we are distant from any towns
and do not enjoy those luXuries
afforded by place like Fort
Custer. In our new barracks.
we have a dayroom which is
entirely barren Of any furniture.
We intend 10 improvise some.
tell YOU this 30 that YOU will
realize how fully we appreciate
how wonderful our rooms were
at Custer. the furnishings Of
which your organization SpOn-
Sored."
III should make Michigan
citizens who have 80 generously
helped In furnishing the day
rooms at Fort Custer feel par
ticularly gratified," said Mrs.
Dean,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-17
Mrs. Barrett
Gives Party
For Jimmy

THAT SANTA CLAUS you
saw wandering around the
Women's City Club during the
dinner hour last evening wasn't
there by accident.
He arrived by special invita-
ton of Mrs. James Barrett 10
entertain 7-year-old Jimmy Bar
rett and his friends at a Christ
mas dinner party.
There were seasonal favors
and candies and cakes in Christ
mas colors.
Jimmy's guests were Migsie
Dean, Billy Ulrich, Mary and
Billy Markley. Judy Joyce. Con-
ME and Lindsay Vandeveer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-17
Cerveny Women S
Sessions Deferred

ACTIVITIES OF the Cervenv
Womcn's Round Table have
been discontinued until after
the new year
When the club resumes its
regular weekly meetings the
new president Mrs Ralph +.
DoShier. viii preside
The first meeting writ be hetd
January I at 9 a. m. Al Ger
vcny School
Mrs. DoSher VIII be assisted
by Mrs. John F. Flint, vice
president: Mrs. Hiram Powers.
secretary; Mrs. John McAuslan,
treasurer.
The new heads OF tho various
committees are as follows: Mrs.
Herbert A. Traut hospitality;
Mrs. Robert a. MiIlman, mcm-
berShip: Mrs. Samuel GroSSman,
official hostess; Mrs. Jean Black.
refreshments; Mrs. Charles +.
Stocks, social; Mrs. Charles f..
Lowell, welfare; Mrs Joseph Le-
Bcau3 sunshine: Mrs. Harry
Gohl, parIiamcntarian; Mrs Nor
bert A. Wittliff publicity.
A meeting for officers and
committee Chairmen will be
-hetd arthc home of Mrs, John
McAuSlan in StanSbury drive,
January 6 al ! p. m.
MIDSHIPMAN ROBERT VII
HANSON II Of United States
Naval Academy Annapolis. son
Of Mr.. and Mrs Harold Barclay
Williamson Of Crosse lie. viii
return home for the holidays,
Saturday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-17
Plan Fete TO Aid
Boysvile Farm

THE WOMEN'S AUXILIARY
of Boysville tomorrow AZ $50
p. m. will give a pantry shower
AT the Central YWCA.
All the canned goods and deli
CaCieS will he sent 10 Boysvllle
Farm. which IS located near
Brighton Mich
ON the committee in charGs
arc: Mrs. Arthur Kerwin, Mrs.
George Noble. Mrs. Hugh Be-
we're, Mrs. Roy Fruehauf. Mrs.
Earl Miller, Mrs. George Morris.
Mrs. l.. 3. Meacham Mrs LOUIS
Schneider. Mrs. c. W. Centers
and Mrs r. w. Rooscn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-17
Planning Party
For 200 Children

NIOLETTE AND DONALD
ARMAND, directors of the
dance and drama department Of
the Detroit Institute Of Musical
Art. will be hosts 10 200 chill
dren, Saturday. at the Detroit
Federation of Women's. Clubs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-17
6. +. Bartons
Returning Home

MR.. AND MRS. {. +. BAR
TON Of Fairfield avenue viii
return home from New York
Friday morning after a week 5
pre-holday visit.
While in New York they were
guests at, the Waldorf Astoria
Hotel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-17

teen parties every Sunday for
>orNlComcn.
John r. Mcpherson is chair
man Of the games party.
Wives OF the members. who
are active on the entertainment
committee are Mrs Frank Dow
ncy Mrs David .Ncuman, Mrs.
Hal BunlSS. Mrs. Arvid Kan
tor. Mrs Michael Chargot and
Mrs. Arthur Robinson
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-17
Fly Here for Holidays
MRS. JAMES TAYLOR

KENNEDY OF Montreal.
The former Betty Book
And her siXmonths old daughter Cynthia 800.
Flew here Ito spend the holidays.
With Mrs kennedys parents the Herbert Y. Books
Her husband will join her Christmas Eve.
Air Cadet Herbert Y. Book Jrs....
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-17

MRS RICHARD r. JOY. we understand,
Never is so happy
As when she has her small sranddsughters....
Patricia and Josephine JOY
Daughters of 1t. and Mrs William Joy with her..
She has had them all herself since December.
But . now M is relngushing them. to their atrsc-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-17

tive mamma the former
Patricia SchIotman....
As Mrs. Moore who
has been down on Cape
Cod -.
To be near Lieutenant
Moore 49,.
A. last has succeeded in
getting accommodations at
Hyannis
Mrs Richard joy. and
the children.
And their nurse ARE
leaving today 49,.
To Join Lieutenant and
Mrs. 10y
Mrs. Richard Joy will
spend the holidays with the
young Joys
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-09-24
CONIMITTEEMEN OPPOSE
SPECIAL PRIMARY

On Wednesday evening, Sept. 16,
Mr.. Charles w. Lynch, candidate
for congress was host at Caldwell
at dinner for members of district
central and executive committee
men and women and county chair
man and secretaries. About 35
Democrats were present.
Mr. Lynch and every committee
member present vigorously opposed
on grounds of economy the calling
of a special primary to choose "a
congressional candidate for this dis
trict to serve from November 3 to
January /, expression being given
by unanimous vote for motion op-
posing such primary as an occasion
of unnecessary and unwarranted
expense amounting to between s15,-
900 and $4,000 in the district.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-09-24
MRS. ELLA DEWEESE DIES
In GAINESVILLE

Mrs Ella DeWeese, wife of Ezra
DeWeese, native of this county,
died Monday morning at her home
in GAINESVILLE, following a lengthy
illness. She was a daughter of Han
nah Parsons Woodward and the late
Miles Woodward. She was born
near Locust Grove, Deerfield town
ship. Later the family moved to
near Hopewell, Malta township,
which was their home for many
years.
Surviving besides her husband,
who is in poor health. and her aged
! mother, are one sister, Mrs. Eva
Wilhelm, of Malta, and two broth
ers, George and Charles Woodward
of Columbus. Her father, one Sis
ter Mrs. Rose Timms, and one
brother, Fred Woodward are de-
| ceased. Mrs. DeWeese was a mem
Der of the Central-Trinity church,
GAINESVILLE; the Order of Eastern
Star and the White Shrine of Jeru-
salem.
Funeral rites were held Wednes-
day afternoon at 2 o'clock, at the
Dean funeral home, GAINESVILLE, with
L. A. Shriber. pastor of Trinity
Methodist church, and Rev. c.. A.
Moore, pastor of the Malta Metho-
dist church, officiating. Interment
was in the Malta cemetery.
to C.ln
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-09-24
PLANNING FOR Nj. & Nj.
BLACKOUT

At a meeting of the air raid
wardens of the U. S. Citizens De-
fense Corps, at the armory Tuesday
night, it was announced that plans
are being made for a blackout of
Malta a-McConnelsville the latter part
of October. Commander Richard
Mcclure. said that as soon as the
wardens have completed the ''house
survey a definite date will be ask
ed OF the war department.
You are asked to assist the war
dens when they call at your home
by furnishing them the informa-
tion requested. The whole pur-
pose OF the survey is to enable the
protective forces to better protect
you and your neighbors in case OF
any disaster Or enemy action.
Remember, your warden is your
friend and the one that you will go
to for help in time of trouble.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-09-24
HUNTING VIOLATIONS

Olley Moody, of Glouster, was
arrested for hunting without per-
mission on farms near Chesterhill.
by Alvin Parmiter He was ar
raigned in Mayor P. o. Brannon' s
court, Stockport, and was fined SIS
plus s4.3O cost. Delbert Ruthford
and Lee Ruthford, arrested for tres
passing to hunt on posted lands
near Luke Chute, by Alvin Par
inter and the case heard in p o.
Brannon's court, Stockport. Each
were fined $40 plus $4.30 cost.
These men were from Carbonville.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-09-24
MASONIC ASSOCIATION MEETING
WE'LL ATTENDED

The 18th Masonic District Asso-
citation meeting held last Thursday
evening at Valley lodge hall, Malta,
was attended by 81 Masons, and
with many of the lodges OF the dis
trict, represented.
At $50 O'Clock Is Masons sat
down to an elegant three-course
dinner at the Malta church, and at
7:45 lodge was opened with the
Master of Valley lodge, r. o. DEM
ster, presiding, who made the ad-
dress of welcome. The response
was by Keneth Fields, of Corinth-
ian lodge, No. Ill.
The speaker of the evening was
Roscoe r. Walcutt, of Columbus,
General Grand Secretary of Royal
Arch Masons of the United States of
America. He gave an eloquent ad-
dress, which sparkled with good,
clean humor. Other distinguished
guests present included O. H. Ormis-
ton of Bartlett, inspector of the
14th district, r. A. M; George
Schoedinger, Columbus, Deputy
Grand High Priest of the Grand
Chapter, and w. O.. Porter, Malta,
District Deputy Grand Master OF
18th Masonic District of Ohio Mu-
sic was in charge of Mr.. LeFayor,
Glouster.
o. P. Lindsay of Corinthian lodge
is secret rv-t reaSurer Of the aSSO-
citation.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-09-24
MRS. SCHNEIDER NAMES
DISTRICT CHAIRWOMEN

Mrs. Cleo Cool Schneider, of
GAINESVILLE, state central committee
woman for the 18th district, has.
been asked to take an active part
in the Democratic campaign this
fall, as member Of the state execu-
tive committee for women's work.
She has appointed chairwomen for
each of the counties of the district
I These chairwomen will work in con-
junction with the committees al.
ready appointed in the counties.
/ They are:
Mrs. Nettie Hanes, Cambridge,
Guernsey county; Mrs. Mary Ke:ter-
er, Woodsfeld, Monroe county; Mrs.
Llewwella Mcdonald, McConnels-
Vile, Morgan county; Mrs. Roy Sc
| baugh, GAINESVILLE, Muskingum
county; Mrs. Pearl Hannahs, Sum-
merfield, Noble county; Miss Kate
Weber, Marietta, Washington coun-
ty. Mrs. Celia Dunafee of Lore
City will be assistant to Mrs.
Schneider. Mrs. Grace Stage, of
Marietta, is a member Of the state
executive committee.
nw~H
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-09-24
73 REGISTRANTS CALLED
FOR INDUCTION SOON

Seventy-Three registrants from
this county will leave soon for thei
army type examination. Those wht
pass will be indicted at once, bu
will be given a 14-day furlough, be
fore being sent to training centers
! The list follows:
Samuel Chester McGrath, Rt. 1
! Dover, O..
Dale Glenford Strong, Manchester
Merle Dean Wallace, Malta, o.
John Robert Ludtman, Stockport.
| Cecil Norris, Canton, o.
Raymond Lewis Fulharty, Rt
Malta, 0.
Max Arnold Ross, Columbus,O.
| Lewis Edwin Gibeaut, Warren, O.
| Clarence Ray Phillis, Rt. 1, Reiners
vile, o.
Herbert Franklin Murphy, Rt L
I Crooksville, 0.
| Clyde Ross Bowman, Chesterhill.
Charles Thomas Wymer, Rt. 2
Dayton, 0.
Richard Neil Moore, Rt. 8, McCon.
nelsville, 0.
Ira Jack Keener, Floe, w. Va.
John Harold Palmer, Rt. 1, Cumber-
land, o.
Lloyd Glenn Totman, Kansas City
Mo.
! Dee Dewitt Dunkle,, Rt. 4, McCon-
nelsville, o.
Donald Leroy Dalrymple, Rose.
vile O.
! Oscar Mckinley Hutchins, Rt g.
Chester Albert Porter, Rt. 2, Stock.
port, O.
William Henry Metcalf, McConnels-
vile, o.
Oscer Mckinley Hutchins, Rt. 2,
McConnelsville, O.
John Farthing Ralston, McConnels-
vile, o.
Henry Irville McPeak, Cleveland, o.
Edgar Ray Roberts, Malta, O.
Melford Ernest Smith, Rt 3, Glous-
ter, O.
Wilbur Miles Ellis, Rt. l, Stockport.
William Warren Cordray, Kent, o.
Leonard Yanushonis Arcade, N. Y.
Carlos James, Rt. /, Pennsville, o.
Harold Leroy Hill, Canton, O.
Homer Dale Gorrell, Columbus, o
Delbert Darwin Bennett, Bartlett, O.
Lorenzo Dow Walker, McConnels-
vile, O.
Floyd West, Rt. 5. McConnelsville.
William Everett Harper Rt /,
Pennsville, o.
Lloyd Donald Lowther, Rt. /, Stock
port, 0.
Forrest Lewis Linger, Rt. /, Crooks
Vile. 0.
Wilbur ! Vernett Newsom, Rt. 2,
Malta, o.
Roy Francis Harper, Rt. 8, McCon-
nelsville, O.
William Richard Bell, Rt. 2, Crooks
vile, o.
Homer Byers Smith, Rt. 2, McCon-
| nelsville, o.
Dale F. Smith, Malta
Thomas Leroy Bailey, Rt. S, McCon
| nelsville, O.
Wilmer Raymond Goldsberry, Rt. 1
McConnelsville, o.
Charles Lewis Sands, Canton, o.
Robert Cook, Rt. 3, McConnelsville
Martin Lewis Perkins, Malta, O.
Ernest Edison Blackburn, Rt 2
Malta, O.
Leroy Keffer, Rt. l, Stockport, O.
Gerald Layton Parks, Rt. 2, Cald.
well, o.
Delbert Francis McMannis, Rt. 2,
Beverly, o.
Carl Edward Lyons, Rt. L, Crooks.
vile, o.
Augustus William Abel, jr. Cleve.
land Heights, o.
Edgar Wilfred Sharkey, Crooksville.
Charles Edward Rhinebarger, Ak.
ron, 0.
Fred Arthur Gheen, Rt. 8, McCon.
nelsville, O.
Dana Webster Lyon, McConnelsville.
Karl Francis Barnes, Rt. 4, McCon-
nelsville,O.
Blaine Bell Wayne, Columbus, O.
Hershel Wayne Blackburn. Reiners.
vile, o.
Charles Wesley Jordan, Meadville,
Pa.
Robert Earl Campbell, Rt. /, Malta.
Carroll Edward Yarnell, Rt. 2,
Stockport, 0.
John Harold Reed, Rt. l, Reiners-
vile, 0.
Max Gerald Keirns, GAINESVILLE, O.
Bernard Edward Hoge, Rt. /, Penns.
Vile, 0.
Clarence Brown, Rt. 2 Stockport, o.
William Flanders Embree, Star Rt.,
McConnelsville, o.
Shirley McKelvey Clark, Oak Hill, O
Clarence William McCarty, McCon.
nelsville, O.
Orville Campbell, Rt 3, McConnels-
vile, 0.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-09-24
Penn

Penn
Republican: w. E. Clifford, P ]. !,
Dean w. Benjamin, j.; Mildred
Scott, c. Night: H. J. Abel, P. j.;
Mildred Hilaman, c. Democrats:
John McInturf, G. w. Niceswanger,
j.; Inez James, C. Night: C. o. Gra-
ham, j.; j. w. Van Fossen, C.
Republican: E. ]. Thomas, P. j.;
Clyde Thompson, D.; Harold M. Full
Ter, c. Night: Jesse Chapelear, P.
j.; Mahon Parsons, C. Democrats:
Charles Buckley, D. B. Niceswanger,
j.; Joseph Alexander, C. Night:
Raymond Harrison, j.; Joseph Ham
bel, C.
Windsor
Republican: H. w. White, P. j.;
Evelyn Pettibone, j.; Bertha Cal
endine, c. Night: ]. Harry Henery
P. j.; Wade O. Beamer, c. Demo
Gratis Emmett Gatewood, Emmett
Bole, j.: Helen M. Ball, C. Night:
Ralph Sells, j.; Burl Leonard, c.
Stockport
Republican,: P. o. BrannOn, P
j.; Nellie Walker, j.; Ruby Pier
point, C. Night: Myrtle Henery r
j.; frankie Hawkins, C. Demo
Gratis: Tillie Wallace, Goldie Lane
j.; Mary McHugh, c. Night: Will
ma L. Williams, j.; Blaine Sells. C
East York
Republican,: Fred Floyd, P. j.
Dell Rambo, j.; Julia Fisher. c.
Night: Chalmer Matheney, P. j.,
Glen Fletcher, C. Democrats: VIM
Knapp, Bill Eppley, j.; Howard
Swackhammer, C. Night: Clarence
Kirkwood, j.; Dallas Stoneburner
c.
| West York
/ Democrats: Frank Dobbs. P. j.;
Anna Ross, j.; Viola Thomas, e
J. Night; Mary Christie, p. j.; c. B
Lindimore, c. Republicans: Mer.
tie Click, Barbara Fleming. T., vio
Ia Tracy, ,,ic.. Night: Archie MUIR.
ray; j.; Dorothy Ebert, CT y
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-09-24
On Pay Day, Buy B0nds-
FRED w. THOMPSON DIES
NEAR ROXBURY

Fred w. Thompson, 60, we'll
Roxbur,, was called by death at his
home Sunday at 1880 pm. A
month ago he became i'll with influ-
enza and later pnuemonia developed.
The deceased was a son of the
late Henry and Susan Miner ThOmp-
son, and was born Sept. Is, 1878.
His entire life was spent in the
Roxbury vicinity. He was a good
citizen, and took prominent part
in the activities Of his community,
member of the Oakland Methodist
church; of Roxbury grange, No.
$50; of the Odd Fellows, and Red
men lodges. On May %, 1918, he
was united in marriage with Miss
Mira blackburn, who survives; also
one daughter, Miss Ruth Thompson,
of the family home: and two sisters.
the Misses Lillian and Nola Thomp-
son, of Stockport. Dale Norris has
resided in the Thompson home for
lHc past tWo years. "A udu5ulci, ),
Helen, died in infancy, and two sis
ters and a brother, Mrs. Ruth Van
Fleet and Timon and Edward
Thompson, are also deceased.
Funeral services, conducted by
Rev. J. L. Landsittel, were held
Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock,
at the Oakland Methodist church.
Interment was in the cemetery near
the church.
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