Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1943-01-07

The address of Pvt. Donald Ham
cher son of Mr.. and Mrs. Dean
Hancher has been changed and L.
now: Pvt. Donald Hancher, Co. A..
Regt. Bldg. $50 Fort F. E. Warren.
! Wyoming.
! Paul G.. Beatty Promoted
! The Commanding Officer of the
Army Air Base, Pueblo, Colorado,
announces the promotion to the
grade of Sergeant of Corporal Paul
G. Beatty, Chesterhill, Ohio.
Delmar E. Wilson of Bristol town
ship who was sent from this place to
the reception center at Fort Thomas,
KY, is now with the SOth Inf. Div
ision at Camp Forrest, Tenn.
Ken Gookins, sports writer for the
GAINESVILLE News, entered the SER
vices this week as an aviation cadet,
and has reported at Detroit, Mich
John r. Baker, who has been on the
News staff ever since the paper start
ed will handle the sports copy for
that paper. at least for the present,
along with other duties.
= Cpl. Charles Miller left Tuesday
for Camp Gordon, Ca, following q
furIough which he spent with his
mother Mrs. Bertha Miller of the
west side, and other relatives and
friends.
Samuel w. Bone, son of Clyde M.
Bone of Bristol township, who has
been employed at Akron, has volun-
teered as an aviation cadet in the
naval reserve.
The address of Robert Benjamin,
who is in the navy is: Robert Ben
jamin, M. M. &c, Receiving Ship,
Brks, E, Treasure Island, Calf.
Word was received from Pvt
Rufus F. Garner from Miami Beach,
Fla, written Christmas Day that he
had been confined to the hospital
since Sunday Dec. 20, with severe
head and chest cold. He wishes all
his friends Happy New Year.
Pvt Claude Campbell, son of Mrs.
Lizzie Campbell who is in the Army
at Fort Mcclellan, Ala, has been
awarded a sharp shooters medal.
His address is: Pvt. Claude Camp
bell. Co. D. 22nd Bn. 7th Regt. BIR
TIC Fort Mcclellan, Ala.
Dec. 81, 1912, Indiantown Gap,
Pa.-Dear Sirs: Just to let you
know my correct address and that
like the paper fine-a very nice
Christmas present from my mother.
I really appreciate her signing for
it for me.-Yours, Pvt. Rollin Al
len, u S. Army, 35405471, Med.
Det., 645th T. D. Bn., APO AS, care
Postmaster, New York City, N. Y.
In a letter to his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Bruner, their son Pvt
Charles Bruner from an overseas To-
cation, writes that he is o. k, and
feeling fine, but has had no letters
from home folks and says boy Il
sure would give anything for let
ter" says it is hard to find any
thing to write about. He spent some
time in England. He tells his par
ents not to worry and feels sure
they will all be together next
Christmas. His address is Pvt
Charles Bruner, s5276O06, 1st Sig.
Det,, Allied Air FIR Hdq., APO
512. New York City, ~ X.
Frank Vernette, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frar!- Miller of westiand went
to Great Lakes Training School,
Chicago, Wednesday, he having en-
listed insthe navy q few weeks ago.
Mrs Wesley Newton received the
following telegram from her sen.
Kenneth, III North Africa: rLove
and best wishes for Christmas and
New Year to all at home Kenneth I
Newton. All Is well Spurrier
Ridge Correspondent.
The address Of Pfc. Wayne Win
sner. is AIN 35eO4S9s. Det Utili-
ties, FEC. &c, APO S42, Seattle,
Wash a letter received from him
Monday by bin mother stated he
was ~ H, doing flne. and hoped the
war would soon be over Where ~
Is now located is not knoa His
jpf6yiosfs address was Anchorage,
Alaska. !,