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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-08-30

The World War lasted 1,c23 days.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1922-01-05
MRS. MARY ADAIR WOODWARD
DIES In CHICAGO HOSPITAL

Word was received by relatives
here, of the death of Mrs. E. S.
Woodward of haywood, ILL.,, which
occurred Monday at hospital in
Chicago. In the account of the
death of her sister Mrs. Louisa Mott
which appears elsewhere in this pa
per, reference is made to the fact
that at the time Of Mrs. Motifs death,
Mrs. Woodward was in a serious
condition. Mrs. Woodward's maid
en- name was Mary Adair, and she
was a sister of the late Capt. j. S.
Adair of McConnelsville and was al
so herself formerly a resident of this
place. 1t will be recalled that she
visited among friends here last sum-
mer. She is survived by her hus-
band E. S. Woodward who is a
brother of Mrs. A. p Whitaker OF
| this place and an uncle of Mrs. J. M.
Anderson of Eagleport She leaves
one daughter, Mrs. Bessie Faulkner
of Chicago. Another daughter, Mrs.
Fannie Mcconnell died some years
ago. Mrs. Woodward also leaves a
| granddaughter Elizabeth Faulkner !;
and three other grandchildren
children of the late Mrs. Fannie Nc
Connell. The Mcconnell children
were reared in the home of their
grandparents. Mrs. Woodward was
a sister of Mrs. Jennie Johnston of
Peoria, ILL.,, Miss Lizzie Adair of
Oak Park, Ill, and Mrs. Jerome
! Powell of Columbus, o.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1922-01-05
ORGANIZE HERE FOR SOL
DIERS' BONUS DISTRIBUTION

AS per the request of the Attorney
General of the state, Prosecuting At
torney G. O. McGonagle called a
meeting Wednesday evening, at the
court house for the purpose of
starting an organization in this
county through which the soldiers
adjusted compensation distribution
will be handled. DR.. D. G. Ralston.
post commander of the local Legion,
was made chairman for the county,
and Mrs. Sophie Brooks secretary.
Just as soon as the blanks are re-
ceived notice will be given; also
Isuch other information as will be
necessary. The headquarters for
the county will be in the Mayors of
flee here. In order to expedite
matters as much as possible. sub Of
fees will, if the county organiza-
tion deems necessary, be opened at
Stockport, Chesterhill and Deaver-
town. There are close to 700 SOL
diers of the late war who were en-
listed from this county who are eli
gible for the soldiers adjusted COM
pensation. While the blanks for
application are expected soon, the or
ganiZation can do nothing. until they
arrive
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1922-01-05
ID. A. Henery of Malta Dies

After SuHerlng for more than two
years with implication OF
diseases. during which he underwent
ian operation, Mr.. David Albert Hen
cry died Wednesday evening about
O'Clock at the home of his mother
Mrs. Ruth Henery of upper Malta
He was 49 years old. was born in Nc
IConnelsville and was son of the
late A. p. Henery. and Mrs. Ruth
Henery of Malta. He was twice mar
ried, and by his first marriage he
leaves one daughter, Mrs. May
Lowell of Frazeysburg. His second
marriage was to Miss Tillie Gate
wood, who survives, and who has
been in constant attendance at his
beside during his long illness.
Besides his wife and mother he
leaves one sister, Mrs. Belle Young
of Malta, and the following broth
ers; Grant Henery of GAINESVILLE; ;
Charles of CAMBRIDGE: Basil of Nc
Connelsville. and Herbert and Wade
of Malta. He also leaves one grand
child His father died about two
years ago. He was member of the
Masonic order, his membership be-
ing with Valley lodge, Malta.
Funeral services will be held at
the home of his mother in upper
Malta, Saturday at p. m. Burial
will be made in the McConnelsville
cemetery
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1922-01-05
BIRTHS
McCOnnelsViIle

McCOnnelsville
iJerold Paul Matson, Jan. s.
Mary Amelia Gaines, Jan. 10.
(Daughter) Dunn, Feb. 6
(Daughter) Wilson, Feb. 9.
(Son) Abel, Feb. 3.
(Daughter) Price, Feb. 5.
(Daughter) White, Jan. II.
(Daughter) Lindimore, Jan. 13.
Winifred Murray, Apr. 12.
(Son) Hooper, March %.
(Son) Mccoy, March II.
(Daughter) McElfresh, Apr. %.
(Son) Wright Apr. 10.
Helen Geraldine McGrath, Apr. 7.
(Son) Steward, Apr. %.
(Son) Jackson, May %.
(Son) Anderson, May "a.
(Daughter) Kincaid, May 20.
(Daughter) Culver, May 81.
Mary Jane White, June %.
(Daughter) Henry, July g..
Donald Bruce Mackay, July 80.
(Daughter) Anderson, Aug. 2.
(Son) McCarty, Sept. 3.
Katherine Lucille Jones. Sept. z.
Barbara Lee Eveland, Oct. 81.
(Daughter) Roberts, Nov. 28.
Vivian Madeline Howard, Nov. 80.
Bloom Township
(Son) Reed, Jan. 8.
(Son) Williams, Feb. 30.
(Son) Smith, Feb. "a.
(SOn) Roberts, Apr s.
Beatrice Robb, March 10.
CDaughter) Richardson, May "a.
(Daughter) Reed, June 5.
(Daughter) Lindimore, Aug. 21.
(Daughter) Stewart, Oct. 8.
Bristol Township
Zoa Grace KuntZ, Jan. 19.
(Son) Moore, Feb. 4.
(Son) Hancher, Feb. IA.
(Daughter) Haines, March 25.
(Daughter) Lawrence, March 21.
(Daughter) Kuntz, March %.
(Son) Goddard, Apr. 21.
Beulah Belle McGregor, Apr. 80.
(Daughter) Ray, May l.
James Benjamin Smith, May 10.
Homer Byers Smith, July 13.
(Son) Ashton, July 10.
Wanda Mae Garner, July 80.
Chas. Eugene Embree, AugAz23.
(Son) Bone, Sept. 6. K
HerscheI Eugene MCCONNELL Sept. 8
(Son) Swallow, Oct. 4.
(Son) Broedel, Oct. %.
(Son) Gerlach, Nov. "a.
Morgan Township
(Son) Dugan, Jan. 81.
Samuel Evert Cordray, March IS.
(Son) White, Aug. u.
Daughter) Dunfee, Oct %.
Marjorie Louise Price, Nov. 20.
Dorothy May Barnhart, Nov. 26.
Meigsville Township
(Son) Woodburn, Jan 80.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1922-01-05
Sheridan Wickersham Nuptials

Miss Bertha Sheridan and Max
well Wickersham of La Sale, ILL.,,
were united in marriage at that
place, last Tuesday afternoon at
4:30 O'Clock at the Congregational
church, Rev. McClary officiating.
The attendants were Geo. Barnes
and Miss Florence Herrcke.
The bride was tastefully gowned
IN blue canton crepe over gray of
the same material, and wore cor
sage bouquet of sweetheart roses,
and nat to match. Miss Herrcke
was prettily gowned in navy blue,
bead trimmed, with corsage of sweet
peas; hat to match.
Following the ceremony the bridal
party, including the father of the
groom, DR.. E. G. Wickersham of In
dependence, Kan, adjourned to the
Manufacturers Club dining room,
where seven course dinner was
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wickersham left for
the east at o'clock. Mrs. Wicker
sham holds responsible position in
the Eureka Building & Loan Asso-
citation department at Wilson's. Mr.
Wlckersham is in the automobile
business in Spring Valley. Mrs.
Wickersham will be remembered as
the daughter of the late Charles
Sheridan, and is sister of Mrs
Gus Carnes of Bristol. Xxx.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1922-01-05
DEATHS
Malta Village

Olive E. Thomas, SO, Feb. 2.
John W. Benjamin, 72, Feb. II.
Carlos c. Riley, %, June 10.
Frank L. Huntington, 43, July 4.
Hiram Bowman, SIS, July 10.
Pearl Snyder, 28, Aug. 8.
Charles e. Drake, "a, Aug. 1S.
Martha ]. Warren, 76, Aug. %.
Mildred l.. Davis. months, Aug. 26
Philip Mautz, 70, Sept. 21.
Malta Township
Martha j. Humphrey, rs, May 20.
Golda G. Wilson, 10, Aug. 26.
James T. McElfresh, IA, Oct. 21.
Carol j. Smith, 19 days. Dec. 12.
Mary Biedenbach, Dec. 81.
Penn Township
Elmer Johnson, 81, Feb. 16.
Harriet Bailey, SO, Apr. 2.
Mary Alice Newsom, Al, Apr. Is.
John w. Newsom. 3 " mos, May %
Louisa H. Kennard, II, June s.
William p Morris, "a, June 7.
Cynthia A. Rouanzoin, 83, June 25.
Charles B.. Clifford, 81, July 27.
John w. Choguill, SO, Aug. 6.
Granville Anderson, II, Nov. 21.
Union Township
Amanda Harrison, ST, Jan. 81.
Mary E. Scott, 85, May 10.
Margaret E. Smith, 6S, July 13.
Priscilla j. Gray, sc, July 25.
Henry M. Stump, II, Aug. %.
Mary c. Parsons, 76, Sept. II.
Wilfred D. Martin, Is, Dec. 16.
Ernest Martin, II, Dec. %.
If any names have been omitted
from these lists, the registrars would
like to have their attention called to
the matter.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1922-01-05
Il. Drury Barber Shop Sold

Monday morning of this week Mr..
John Chidester of Malta took charge
of the Lewis Drury barber shop
Malta, having purchased it of Mr..
Drury. Had Mr.. Drury remained in
the business until March l., of this
year, it would have been 80 years
since he opened a shop in Malta,
and he has been at it continuously
since. He is not yet sure what
he will do, but for a time will take
a rest. In this connection he wishes
to express his appreciation of the
support given him, and to thank the
public for their patronage. Besides
being first class shop, his shop was
also, 1t is said, the knowledge box''
of Malta, where all the world prob
lens and otherwise were discussed
and settled.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1922-01-05
Mt. Zion w. Fl. M. s.

The ladies of Mt. Zion w. H. M. s.
entertained their husbands and FAM
lilies at Mrs. Everett Greer's Dec.
81. Owing to sickness the attend
ance was small. Eight members.
II children and eight visitors were
present. A fine pot-luck dinner was
served and in the afternoon a short
program was rendered as follows:
Song; devotional reading, John IT,
Georgia Richardson; repeating the
Lords prayer in concert; an inter
.esting letter from Mrs. Rasey, read
by Mrs Ida Anderson; readings,
Edna Devol Helen Bone and Glenna
Richardson; declamations, Dale
Greer, ADELAIDE and Rosealenor
Bone, Mary B. Flanders, Lucy Scott.
Mary and Helen Bone; reading, Mrs.
Myrtle Bone; calling of roll. Miss
Edna Devol. Collection 83cts. Clos
ing songs. The next meeting will
be Feb. 2, at the home of Mrs.
Myrtle Bone.-XX.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1922-01-05
BIRTHS
Malta Village

Eleanor j. Milligan, Jan. "a.
Lucy jeanette Weipert, March 9.
(Son) Bailey, Apr. Is.
Mildred Leota Davis, May 10.
(Daughter) Vanoster, June 10.
Mary Kathryn Fouts, June 13.
Helen Louise Anguish, June 16.
Wilbur Henry Gillespie, July s.
(Son) Roberts, Aug. 13.
Charles Clifton Kuhn, Aug. %.
(Daughter) Martin, Oct. IS.
(Daughter) Patterson, Nov. 5.
Joeann Harris, Nov. 20.
(Daughter) Mcdaniel, Nov. "a.
Edgar Ray Roberts, Dec. 81.
Union Township
(Daughter) Kirkbride, Jan. S.
Dora Louise Thorn, Feb. 8.
(Daughter) Fuller, Feb. 21.
Elma Jewell Williams, Feb. 25.
(Daughter) Miller, May 20.
Harold Kenneth Benjamin, June 27
(Daughter) McNally, Aug. 8.
(Daughter) Pierce, Aug. %.
Lester Everton Bullock, Sept. 10.
Beatrice Irene Mccall, Nov. 3.
William Myron James, Nov. 8.
NOduSHIeT) thompson, Dec. 5.
Penn Township
John William Newsom, Feb. 4.
Evelyn J. Thompson, March 20.
Vivian Faye Clifford, March 20.
Laura May Newsom, March 80.
Ralph Edward Raney, Apr 8.
Lee Bertcil Benjamin. Apr. 7.
Roy Dean Drake, Apr. IS.
Ralph Curtis Bingham, June 10.
Helen June Williams, June 13.
Mary Elizabeth Pierpoint, June 10.
Eula Arlene Rogers, July 2.
Willard Lee Vanfossen, July 2.
Lois Virginia Dougan, Sept. 8.
Clarice Marie McInturf, Sept. 21.
William Abel, Sept. 27.
(SOn) Abel, Sept. 9.
(Daughter) Scott, Oct. IA.
Henry Metcalf. Sept. IS.
(Son) Ham, Sept. %.
May Emma Newton, Nov. 8.
Mary Geraldine Calendine, Nov. 6.
Ruby Eileen McInturf, Dec. IT.
Ruth Irene McInturf, Dec. II.
(Son) Hickerson, Dec. 3.
Grace Marie Scott. Dec. 1.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1922-01-05
p. j. Nelson Passes AWAY

The death of P. J. Nelson, aged
about IS, occurred Dec. 81, at 10 p.
M, as result of apoplexy with
which he had been stricken about
five hours before. He had suffered
with rheumatism for years, being
badly crippled from it. Mr.. Nelson
resided in Deerfield township Of
which township he was a native.
He is survived by his wife whose
maiden name was Rachel Williams.
One son, Harry Nelson of the home,
survives. He also leaves one grand
child, Vernice Nelson. Gilbert Mel
son. a son, died about Is years ago.
]. w. Nelson, a brother of P. J. Mel
son, resides on the old home place.
Four brothers and one sister are de-
ceased.
Funeral services for Mr.. Nelson
were held at the residence Tuesday
morning, Elder Riley Pickens oifi-
Iciating. Interment was made in the
Deavertown Baptist cemetery. The
deceased was a Mason.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1922-01-05
LOCAL TENT OF MACCABEES
HOLD ENJOYABLE MEETING

| Monday evening an open meeting
was held at the local lodge of Mac
cabees. Besides members of the Or
der and families quite a number OF
outsiders were invited, and in all
2O7 were present. An informal pro-
gram was carried out, there being
good music by the Lyric orchestra
Miss Bernice Mcconnell, piano;
lStahl, drum and xylophone; Law
organization is in quite demand,
and the members know how to play
to please their hearers.
A. w. Shinn, district deputy, pre-
sided. Prayer was offered by Rev.
James Fish, after which Atty G. O..
McGonagle made an address. Others
called on and who responded briefly
were Francis Wells, 0. L. Young,
RAYMOND Durbin. Bonnie Johnson
sang solos. and there was a pretty
selection by four little girls-Julia
Pennell. Juanita Quigley, Bonnie
Johnson and Margaret Jones. Mrs.
Lee Jackson, who had trained them,
played the accompaniment. The
Scott brothers-Howard and VIII
ford, sang several numbers with
banjo accompaniment, and the latter
sang solos. The Scott brothers late
ly moved from Windsor to Malta.
Charles Johnson, jr., gave a humor-
Gus reading. Deputy E. Harrison of
Delaware was present and made a
short talk. He is here to put on
campaign for the local tent. While
the order here is strong and has
membership of over $50, through
the work of an outside deputy it is
/ felt that the membership can be
greatly increased.
At the conclusion of the exercises,
lunch was served, and general
good social time was enjoyed.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1922-01-05
DEATHS
McCOnneISyiIle

Oscar ]. Shoemaker, aged SO. Jan. :
Jerold Paul Matson, / day, Jan. 7.
Asenath Ann Harris. II, Jan. II.
Ronald Edwin Wright, ], Feb. 9.
Joseph M. Murray. 81. March 10.
William Eppley, 65, March 16.s
William Spencer. 90, March 21.
Isaac Winner, IA, Apr. a.
David Pugh Ham, rs, Apr. 5.
Marian Hern, i, Apr II.
Henry J. Travis, IS, May 1.
William R. Sparks, II, May 28.
Jennie Van Horn, Sc, June 10.
Sarah Taylor, 80. June 13.
Arminta Shook, so, June %.
Wilbert III. Gillespie, So, July 8.
Sarah e. Parsons, July II.
Clarissa Whipple, IS, July 80.
| Clarissa Williams. 10, Aug. 3.
Ella May Drury, 46, Aug. 21.
John Buck, IS, Aug. 20
Margaret f. Baldridge. 76, Aug. 18
Lewis r. c. Howard, 78, Sept. 27.
Charles r. BreRt, 70, Oct. 10.
John T. Morris. 60, Oct. 27.
Jane Fisher, 83, Nov. 6.
Bloom Township
Catherine L. Thissell 80, Feb. 13.
Ada M. Hartman, 66, Feb. "a
Sarah e. Richardson, AZ, Apr. !.
Morgan Township
Jane Blackledge, II, Jan. Is.
Joseph B. Newbank, 75, Feb. IS.
Amanda Reed, 83, Aug g.
Bristol Township
Robert NJ. Henderson, 10, May 21.
Clyde Moore. jr., 2, July Il.
Robert S. Moore, 5 II mos, July 19
Perley J. Moore, Sc, Oct. 2.
benjamin w. Knox. TT, Oct. 10.
James II. Parmiter, 81, Oct. 49,
Samuel Wilson. "a, Oct. 81.
Meigsville Township
Lula Roselle Scott, 80, Feb. 13.
Anna Martin, 73, March %.
Anna Head, Apr. Is.
Bertha L. Taylor, 2, May 5.
Joseph Vargo, 13, July "a.
Carlton E. Nichols, 81, July %.
Mary j. Singree. Sc. July 30.
James Singree, 83, Sept. 8.
Lydia M. Parsons, SIS, Sept. II.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1922-01-05
Mayor Of SantOy Dies

George E. Mcintyre, aged 60
mayor Of the village of Santoy, died
at his home Sunday, death being due
to pneumonia. He had been sick
only few days and his death came
unexpectedly to his family and
friends. Mr.. Mcintyre had been
mayor Of the village of Santoy ever
since it was Incorporated, being re-
elected at the last November cleo
tion and was just starting in on his
present term o. office when death
overlook him. In addition to being
mayor he was member of the New
Lexington Lodge No. 500 B. p. o.
Elks and other organizations The
deceased is survived by his wife
and three sons. They are Len,
Charles A., and Edward. Funeral
services were held at the Santoy
church Wednesday morning at 10
o o'clock Burial was made in the Por-
terville cemetery.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1922-01-05
Opened for Business

Last Saturday the new Danford
pharmacy opened for business. 1t
is in the location formerly occupied
by the Henderson millinery estab-
lishment. The rooms have been re-
modelled. The trimmings, as well as
the show cases and fixtures, are of
mahogany finish. The ceiling is
steel of light yellow color, and the
lighting effect is ideal. The floor
covering is of a heavy cork carpet
Mr.. w. D. Danford is the manager
and sole owner, and Mr.. Ivers Hoop
er is his assistant.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1922-01-05
BODY OF MRS. LOUISA MOTT
BROUGHT HERE FOR BURIAL

Brief mention was made in this
paper last week, of the death or
Mrs. Louisa Mott, the message hav-
ing been received Thursday about
noon, by Mr.. C. E. Fisher.
Mrs. Motifs death occurred at the
home of her daughter Mrs. Stephen
was IS years of age and was the
occurred in McConnelsville num-
Der of years ago. Her maiden name
was Adair She leaves three daugh-
Mrs. Leila Cross Of Columbus and
Mrs. Belle Wilcox of Dayton; and
one son, Edward Mott of Bristol
township, this county Sisters sur
viving are Mrs. Jerome Powell of Co
lumbus, Mrs. Jennie Johnston OF
Peoria, ILL.,, and Miss Lizzie Adair of
Chicago. At the time of Mrs. Motifs
death sister Mrs. Mary Woodward
was seriously i'll, in hospital in
Chicago, and has since passed away.
Funeral services for Mrs Mott
were held at the Sharp home in Co
lumbus. Maj. F. M. Kahler who is
spending the winter in Columbus,
sang TWO huIlDCIS dl LllG SCI WIGS,
being accompanied by Mrs. Birdie
Metcalf Silbernagel. The body was
brought to McConnelsville Saturday
for interment, arriving on the noon
train. 1t was taken direct to the
cemetery where burial services were
conducted by Rev. D. R. Warne, pas
tor of the local Presbyterian church
of which the deceased had been a
member for many years Those
from distance who were here for
the burial were Mr.. and Mrs. S. A.
Sharp, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. T. Cross, of
Columbus; Mrs. Belle Wilcox of Day
ton and Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Mott of
Bristol township.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1922-01-05
Lew Evans Second

In the five-mile cross the country
tryout for track team for the o. U.,
Athens, Mr.. Lew Evans, of Brokaw,
graduate of M. e M. high, came out
second. The race was in drizzling
rain over the hills of Athens county,
and 35 men started. The first was
won by O'Niel of Thurston in SO
minutes and 10 seconds. Evans
was but few seconds behind. He
is member of the Sigma Pi frater-
nifty, of which Prof. B. F. Fulks and
Byron Whipple are also members.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1922-01-05
Registrar S. B. Sheridan's District
Malta Township

(Son) Bragg, Jan. 27.
Francis Ray Startling, Feb. 10.
(Son) Hambel, Feb. 25.
Edith Irene Davis, Feb. II.
(Son) Earrich, March 9.
(Daughter) Mellor, March 27.
(Daughter) Strahl, June 26.
(Daughter) Ham, July 2.
Geraldine Marie Blackburn, July II
Frances Willis, Aug. 10.
Lola Margaret Matson. Oct. Is.
(Son) Yester, Oct. 2.
(Son) Cordray, Nov. 1.
Carol Jean Smith, Nov. 20.
Mary Biedenbach, Dec. OF.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1922-01-05
BIRTHS SLIGHTLY OUTNUMBER
DEATHS FOR YEAR JUST PAST
Registrar Jos. T. Sheridan's District

Iona Hope Taylor, Feb. 10.
(Daughter) Jenkins, Jan. %.
James Humphrey, Feb. II.
(Daughter) Spencer, March 9.
(Son) Ham, Apr. 6.
Ruby Lucille Barnes, May 10.
Roy Francis Harper, May IS.
Mary j. Moore, June 6.
(Son) Martin, July 9.
iPaughter) Smith, Sept. 2.
(Daughter) McIntire, Oct. IT.
Orville Campbell, Oct. 10.
(Son) Kidd, Oct. IS.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1922-01-05
Party at the Rutledge Home

A delightful party was given at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
IRutledge of McKendree Dec. 20, In
honor of the 14th birthday of their
daughter Marjory. A fine chicken
dinner was served, and the birthday
cake was adorned with IA candles
Those present were the members OF
the Star Sunday school class-Car-
rie and Marian Tavener, Christine
Shilling, Beulah Taylor, Gladys
Glenn and Eva and Marjory Rut-
ledge. Two others of the class
Sunshine Wiley and Elsie NORM,
were unable to be present, owing
to illness.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1922-01-05
Philolasmian Literary Society

Program for Jan. 13: Song, Sail
ing; recitations, Denver Hastings,
Jessie Mcdonald; cornet solo, Morce
Lowe; oration, Charles Huffman;
reading, Maggie Gorrell; current
events, Francis Stewart; solo, Ches-
ter Stille; comic story, Herman Fos-
ter; essay, Hugh Mahoney; read
ings, Glen Bamfield, Morce Lowe;
duet, Itol Combs, Louise Walters;
theme, Thomas Nelson, Louise Sher-
lock; oral story, Dale Grandstaff; ;
recitation, Marguerite Ford: Philo
Magazine: News, advertisements,
want ads, fashion, Mildred Allen,
editor; parliamentary drill, propo-
sition: The school building should
be left open evenings for those who
wish to come to building to study
Affirmative, Philo. Negative, Kalo.