More Casualties In This VicinityThe list or Southeastern Ohio war casualties was lengthened by 7 Harms vesterday v llh the re* ce pt of news fi Cm all fronts Mr and Mrs M C Foy of 1041 Market street were informed that their ton, Sgt Jack Foy, has been wounded In action while fighting in Burma He is now being treated at a base hospital in India Before entering the service m September ofi 11942 he was employed by the Hazel jst .Atlas Glass company at Plant I Ci I No iSgt James R Jpsse 19 son ofCiMr and Mrs Richard H Jessefc! of 71S West bourne aver.ne is now recovering in an English hospital ' ifrom shrapnel wounds in the right jfcot sustained on July 8 while ill fighting m France ! Sgt Jesse is a former Signal car-| ^ip’- bu\ and entered the service i March G 1943 and received train mg at Camp V\ otters Ter Campj^ Forrest Tenn and Camp Atter-;^ bun. Tnd He has been overseas !|0 since March of this year . gMrs Thelma Wilson of Crooks 'r \illt has received word from the vl war department that her husband, ;p Sgt Bernard G Wilson 2 gflv e j M his life for his country during the'Si battle for France on June 16 ’VI He entered the service in April | Si of 1942 and went overseas In April 1544 He was formerly em plcyiM b\ the Baker Groctry ih|1T1 Crooksville |.pSurviving in addition to his vufejct are a brother Harold Wilson now ■ ’ serving ovpi-seos his parents Mr '^ and Mrs Carl Wilson of Cam t bridge a sister Miss Edna M :Lson of Marietta and two other broth-'I*5 era Jack of Cambridge and P ml jpl of Crr nkw r ftAlso wounded n action during iH billies In hrar.ee was Pfc Gerald Zmn of Ciooksviiie who was cf senouslv injured or. June IS His^ wife Mrs Pearl Zirm now re ' sides in Cleveland I ri|Crpi Wendell I Morr son sou of Mr and Mrs Jesse Morrison of ^ Orchard Hill toil Rt 1 is now. recovering in a hospital in r ugl md from w undi received m France Cp1 rsTnrr|vur. w is an anti lank gunner serving with the lr.fanlrv and h ls been o\ er^nas four months Two brothers Pm Lts’.e: L M mson and Pvt Civde L Morr i ic sor, a r also strvmg in Franco ' wlile a th rd hrolhtr Cp: \V :1 iy bur P Mo*-:ison s with the ''ft 1 ,it Cil corps n New (, i :,pj I;[,Pv L * oest A Bukt w I o«e , ti wifi. 11vf.s at Coshocton Pt 2 was I seriously wounded in France on kj June II according to letters writ y ton to his vs iff \he ®\plaine 1 he w is vvoun it d whii versing in the front 1 rm.s ij but did not rrveal the e\tflnt of t: ' cs :n.iu is lTe is n w in a hds jj. pnl in hi gldi d Pvt Buker intFiE.il sc— r« r.0 loier IJ-ls and t.n'nrat Cun n ‘ Atterburv Tr. i Camp Brockerr Jge Kv and m Titiihvsi He:Hi in’ Sciiiih Carolina before g '■{. m o so is |1 J i: i i \H s the s n of Mr :1 Ms1 ov B ik( of NnrwirJ ti ci befc pr.; g t e s rv c w s n Ic vi d s i inn dr ipr fo,‘ th® R;nj Tttlnmn C: il cm TianvA i i p It— i nr*'. K iv 1 vrs w 1 hr nifitt rMr tir.d Mrs ( (.urge Haves cf JIS Lie cl avenue re f v 1 a lot tp from ti eir s ;:i Lp' Georj’P Itiov liavcs si ng 1 ( i id been wocindf i ;n notion w : iIr cr-rvitir j;. Tr.-ir,re or j.j]\ i a ii w hours 1 r: My k.c.c v ed the off c T.word of his mjurv from the gov i -rrr, : tCp' II ivcs w is sciv ng Wi1h t'-i i ! c t v cf the 8'-rd chi s IJ cnte cd crvue Oct 2P 1°42 and wit' Overseas in Afll of tillie is r.nw being I eated in a hosp f i! in Engimd