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The New York herald., 1922-09-25
Lord Mountbatten
and Bride Arrange
forAmerican Tour
Accept Many Invitations for
Social Events and Will
Sail Wednesday.

Special Cable 10 THE New yoRK HrRALp.
Copyright, 1929, by THE New YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
London. Sept. "a.
Lord and Lady Mountbatten will sail
on Wednesday on board the Majestic
for an extensive and. because he Is a
cousin to the King almost regal tour
OF America. They expect to pass some
weeks in Florida. They have returned
TO Brook house. the home OF the late
Sir Ernest Cassel the brides grand
father. after having visited the Duke
and the Duchess of Sutherland in Scot
land Already Lord and Lady Mount
batten have accepted many invitations
among the most prominent circles in
the United States.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Morgenthau also
are sailing on the Majestic.
Mr.. George Harvey. the American
Ambassador. and Mrs. Harvey. who are
at Dunkeld, were the most prominent
among the many Americans attending
the northern meeting Of Highlands
clans in sports and dances on Wednes-
day and Thursday at Inverness.
The date of the Ambassadors return
60 London is not yet decided as he Is
1aviuy difficulty about his residence.
IL gave III re house in, Chesham place.
aaa tllo ew a. bassadorai residence in
Iyincess cate WiIl not be ready. Mr..
Harvey = Atly imprtved in health
pecar rest, his Friends report.
Np. C1ited States naval at
fofe e 's IIassey have returned
go sa4& Nr. Oliver =. Hartman.
1itst is sack fr,m the Cont
~
mon e americans The Ritz are
Z rs tTrep W Ltseisoan hrrivins from
ceH,nsnt: Mf ena Ats. Trowbridge
lsla lron Frare. 81 and Mis-. J. l..
Noe. Mr. and Mrs. > u Miner and Mr..
ard Mrs. L. M Nany.
Mr. Isaac IuggeEnein mas ended a
yislt With his daughter MRS. Corlete
Glorney, at her nome "a S.iwood Park.
BERKSHIRE. and be- ecle to visit Mrs.
Henry W. Marsh 8ylough. Norfolk
lie expects TO sail early in October.
At Claridges are Mr. and Mrs. Cass
Gilbert, Mr.. Arthur a. Kahn. Mr. T..
Raymond Armsby. Mr. and Mrs. w. Ev-
crit, Macy, Mrs. Gilbert Miller Mr.
Michael Mercer and Mr. and Mrs. w. J.
Johnson
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Harjes are ex-
pected at the Ritz from Paris
Mr.. II. l.. Fierstone has returned to
the Carlton.
At the Hyde Park are Mr.. and Mrs.
Cosmo Hamilton and Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
shall H. Clyde.
IT, W. de Jeeren Mr.. Robert Jordan
Mrs. w. A. Baker. Mr.. William Bigelow,
Mr.. Il. r. Lancaster. Capt. William X.
Palace. Mr.. a. W. Andrew. Mrs. w. X.
Bcmerson, Mr. and Mrs. w. V. O'Neill
and Mrs. n. *. Massena.
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PRICE--wAYNE.

Special Dispatch TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
MoNrcLArR. N. j., Sept. 24.-Miss
Kathryn Wayne. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward +. Wayne of Montclair.
and Mr.. Paul w. Price. son of Mr.. Jo-
seph T.. Price OF RidgewoodR avenue,
Glen Ridge. were married last night in
the Glen Ridge Congregational Church.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Archibald Black. pastor of the
First Congregational Church of Mont
clair. Miss Marion Clough OF Montclair
was the maid of honor and Mr.. Martin
Hart OF Glen Ridge was the best man.
Mr. and Mrs. Price will live in Glen
After wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs. Price
will live in Glen Ridge.
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DOyAv--COLBY.

Epecidr nispdtch 20 THE NEw YonN HEnArp.
MoNrcLArp, N. j.. Sept. 2i.--The mar
Wage Of Miss Ruth Colby. daughter OF
Mrs. u. n. Colby Of "A Clinton avenue.
end Mr.. James Anderson Donan. son
or Mr.. and Mrs. James Hall Donan OF
81. Louis Mo. took place last night at
thc home of the bride. The Rev. Archi-
bald Black. pastor OF the First Congre-
sntional Church. officlated. The matron
of honor was Mrs. William McBrntney
or Montciair. The other attendants
were Mrs. whitney Coffin Colby. sister
in-law of the bride and Miss Ruth Kim
bnll The brides niece. Elizabeth Whit
ing Colby. wne the flower girl Mr..
Horace Oscar westcrman Of New York
was the best man. The ushcrs were
MAsprs. John Potter and Merle Walker
OF New York
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wILsoN-HoLLowAY.

Miss Mary Josephine Holloway, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Hollo-
way of 400 West 14sth street. was mar
ried to Mr.. Donald Andrew Wilson yes
terday afternoon at the home of her
parents by tho Rev. Jacob Embury
Price. pastor of the Washington Heights
Methodist Episcopal Church. The
bridesmaids were Misses Hazeldine.
Christine and Virginia Holloway. sis
ters of the bride. William e. Hollo-
way. Jr.. brother of the bride, was best
man.
Tho bridegroom was a cadet at West
Point during the early part Of the
war and enlisted as a Lieutenant in
the British flying forces. When Amer
lea entered the war he Joined the Amer
ican forces.
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GEORGE PERCY HOOVER.

George Percy Hoover. aged 60 re-
tired banker. OF valesburg. ILL.,, dlod
yesterday In the home OF his son,
Charles r. Hoover. OF A4 Pelham
Manor road. Pelham Heights. where he
and his wife had been visiting. Mr..
Hoover was formerly vice-presideut OF
the Harris National Bank OF Chicago.
lie was born at Glencoe, la. he leaves
his wife and one son. The body will
be sent to vaiesburg for burial.
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LOST AND FOUND

LosT-on or about May 80, 1922, interest ac-
count pass book No. KS52s. in the name OF
Max Chaser. All persons.are warned against
receiving said book for value. CHATHAM
and 10Jth st.
LOST-Back enameled dress suit case
marked II. A. So IN red letters. on the
Delaware, Lackawanna train; SIS reward II
returned with contents. ]. A. s.. % Il. 62d.
LOST-Brlef case containing books OF value
only TO owner: left in Il yellow taxi taken
Iat Plymouth Theater, II +. NJ. Saturday.
Liberal reward. Hutchins. Lcnox $3.50
LOST-Camers. on West ST. vicinity Pier as.
Liberal reward. REINERS, lS1 Stagg ST..
Stag o7I1
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TO WED MISS LYNCH.
Sister of w. +. Lynch Engaged to
Dalton c. Coleman.

Mr. and Mrs. w. J. Lynch of Ottawa,
Ont. announce the engagement of their
daughter. Miss Florence Mary Lynch. to
Mr.. Dalton Cory Coleman. vice-presi-
dent of the Canadian Pacific Railway
Company
The marriage will take place In the
latter part OF October In New York.
where Miss Lynch has lived for the last
few years with her brother, Mr.. w. f.
Lynch 1049 Park avenue.
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KIN OF COWORKER
WITH GREELEY TO WE'D
Miss Helen L. Luce to Be Bride
of F. L. Montague, Jr.

Special Dispatch TO THE New York HERALD.
RICHMOND. Va. Sept 24.--The an
rouncement was made to-day of the en-
gagement of Miss Helen Lamont Luce.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Gilbert
Luce. 2215 Monument avenue, formerly
OF Pelham. n. Y. to Mr.. Frank Leslie
Montague. Jr., of Richmond, graduate
of the Virginia Military Institute. The
wedding will take place in the late
winter.
Miss Luce is a graduate of Gardener s
School. New York. and is a greatgrand-
daughter of Edward Barton Wesley. who
with Horace Greeley and Henry ]. Ray
mond founded the New York Tribune.
Her father. a retired capitalist, moved
to Richmond with his family few years
ago.
The New York herald., 1922-09-25
POLICE HEAD CALLS
MINISTERS TO EXPLAIN
Wants Proof Of Laxity in
Mount Vernon Dry Cases.

Thomas A. McKennell, Police Com
missioner of Mount Vernon, yesterday
wrote TO the Ministerial Association of
that city requesting that they explain
charges that the police have been lax
In the enforcement of the prohibition
law. The charges were that the police
had failed to close up or raid saloons.
George G. Atwell, Chief OF Police. de-
MED the accusation that his men had
not made liquor raids. The records
show there have been sixty raids and
arrests since the first of the year.
The New York herald., 1922-09-25
OBITUARIES.
BENJAMIN ID. JACOBS.

Benjamin p. Jacobs. aged 81. or 227s
Mott avenue. Far Rockaway, died yes
terday at his home. He was credit
manager for J. Friedman & Co, 70s
Broadway: director and treasurer OF the
Manhattan Can Company. Ss2 Third
avenue. Brooklyn and director IN the
Talcum Puff Company. 66 Thirty-fifth
street, Brooklyn. He leaves his wife,
and three sons, Edward. Joseph and
David. He was a member os the Old
Guard, and was a veteran or the
Seventy-firBt Infantry. NJ. O. N. Y.
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M A r R | A G. E S

MERSOS-w1LINAN.- the Rev. DR..
Edgar Tilton. Jr.. at the Broadway Pres
byterian Church on Saturday, September
.3, 1922. James Gordon Emerson 70 Edith
willmann daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Willrnapn.
STRONC-TROWBRIDG Mr.. and Mrs
Alexander Buel Trowbridge announce the
marriage OF their daughter Alice TO MIR.
l.. Corrln Strong OF Rochester. New York.
at Flushing. Long Island. September 20,
1929.
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OBITUARY NOTES.

MRS. CAssANDRA MARsDEN CLARKE,
aged 50, widow Of Alexander Clarke. died
yesterday In the home OF her son, Dr. John
A. Clarke. medical examiner OF Greenwich.
Conn. She was native OF Leeds, England.
and had lived IN Greenwich about fifteen
years. She was second cousin OF Robert
Fulton. the inventor. Besides her son. pr.
Gle rke, she Is survived by o daughter. Mrs
james n Cl-rkr ~ Mount Vernon
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IN M E M RI A M

uor,sTEp.-In loving memory Of Charles
Stockton. who departed this life September
-, 1911.
VILLA AMS-REYSOLpS.--In sad and ivvina
memory of our darling sister and brother.
DANIEL Montgomery Williams and Vents
williams Reynolds, passed Into lifs eter-
nal
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OWNER or cIRCUsEs DIES.

CINCINNATI. Sept. 24.--Clarcnce A.
Workman OF Danville. ILL.,. widely known
Snowman and owner OF nino circuscs.
died at Cincinnati Hospital to-day
following an attack OF appendicitis. He
was forty years old
The New York herald., 1922-09-25
Mrs. pEHR PLANS MUSICALE.

Mrs. Robert Behr OF 21i South Broad
way. Hudson, VIII give a
musicale at her home Thursday evening.
when a number Of prominent artists viii
arpoar
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Jeweiry.

LOsT-September 90 between 62d ~. and
Park av.. Grand Central Station. at Lincoln
Safe Deposit Company. one brown pearl,
about grains. Return 10 CARTIER, INC,
$50 4th ey. "
$500 REWARD
for return OF bar pin containing & large and
numerous small diamonds. lost September 81
at or between Stern Bros, Cameo Theater.
West Saith St, or on Broadway car. A. O.
BENNETT. - william 81. Broad 2764.
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HOLIDAY GREETINGS.

ARNoLDI.-Mr. and Mrs. Henry X. Arnold
ss Madison ST.. New York city. extend a
their relatives and friends best wishes
for happy New Year.
The New York herald., 1922-09-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney.
who have been passing a week in New
York. have returned to Westbury.
Mrs. James B. Haggin arrived at the
Plaza yesterday from her place at Ver-
sailles, Ky.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Temple Bowdoin
will sail from Europe for New York on
october 10.
The Misses Suzanne and Emily Pier
son, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Fred
Pierson. Jr.. are in Venice.
Mrs. Samuel ]. Penniman has returned
to her home. East Seventy-seventh
street, from the White Mountains.
Mr. Matthew Astor wiks, who has
been passing fortnight in Bar Harbor,
Me-, since his arrival from Europe, has
returned to New York.
Mrs. Richard Gambrill, who came ~
New York to meet her son and daugh-
ter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Van
Nest Gambrill, who arrived from Eu-
rope last Tuesday, has returned to New
port.
Mrs. George q. DO witt, who vas the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry White in
I.enox. has returned to Southampton,
L. l. She will return to New York on
October 13 for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Gilbert. Jr.. win
return from Larchmont. y. ", on Octo-
ber ] and pass the winter with his
mother. Mrs. Margaret Bacon-Gilbert. at
4S East Fiftieth street.
WASHINGTON.
The Ambassador of Brazil, Augusta de
Alencar, returned to Washington yester-
day after an extended automobile trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles DENLY will leave
Washington next week to spend the win
ter in China and Japan.
Assistant Secretary Of the Navy and
Mrs. Roosevelt are at Saratoga Springs
for few days.
Brighten. and Mrs. John A. Johnston
are at West Point to be near their grand
son, Cadet George T. Summerlin, at the
Military Academy.
Senator Ball of Delaware left Wash
ington for a fishing trip along the Della
ware coast and is accompanied by SEN
atof Porter j. McCumber Senator
Charles l.. McNary and Senator Robert
Il. Stanfield.
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Wearing Apparel.

LOST-Large brown fur wrap. Sunday. be-
ween IL and . T. NJ, on Rockaway road.
fth av.. New York. Phone Madison So 1920
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK.

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney.
who have been passing a week in New
York. have returned to West bury.
The New York herald., 1922-09-25

Mrs James B. Haggin arrived at the
Plaza yesterday from her place at Ver-
sailles, Ky.
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The Misses Suzanne and Emily Pier
son, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fred
Pierson. Jr., are in Venice.
The New York herald., 1922-09-25

Mr.. and Abs. George Temple Bowdoin
will sail from Europe for New York on
October 10.
The New York herald., 1922-09-25

Brig-Gen. and Mrs. John A. Johnston
are at West Point to be near their grand
son, Cadet George T.. Summerlin, at the
Military Academy
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Senator Ball of Delaware left Wash
ington for a fishing trip along the Della
ware coast and is accompanied by SEN
atof Porter j. McCumber Senator
Charles l.. McNary and Senator Robert
Il. Stanfield.
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Assistant Secretary of the Navy and
Mrs. Roosevelt are at Saratoga Springs
for few days.
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Mrs. Samuel j. Penniman has returned
to her home. s East Seventy-seventh
street, from the White Mountains.
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D | E D
In Nfen1orfam.

HoiSted. Charles 3. Williams. y. NJ
REYNOLDS, ". w.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles DENLY win leave
Washington next week to spend the win
ter in China and Japan.
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WASHINGTON.

The Ambassador of Brazil, Augusta de
Alencar, returned to Washington yester-
day after an extended automobile trip.
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Special Gable 20 THE New YoRK HrRALp.
Copyright, 1929, bv THE New York HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Sent (
The New York herald., 1922-09-25

Mr.. Matthew Astor Wilks, who has
been passing fortnight in Bar Harbor,
Me-, since his arrival from Europe, has
returned to New York.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Gilbert. Jr.. viii
return from Larchmont. y. y, on Octo-
ber ] and pass the winter with his
mother. Mrs. Margaret Bacon-Gilbert. at
4S East Fiftieth street.
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Mrs. Richard Gambrill. who came tg
New York to meet her son and daugh-
ter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Van
Nest Gambrill. who arrived from Eu-
rope last Tuesday. has returned to New
mort
The New York herald., 1922-09-25

Mrs George G. Do Witt. who vas the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry White in
Lenox. has returned TO Southampton,
L. /. She will return to New York on
October 13 for the winter.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1922-12-28

Deedrick, Bingham, Simeral and
Pat White; the Alumni: King, F..
Deedrick, Nell, Evans, and Herb
Lewis. When the two teams ap-
peared on the floor canvass of the
fans present would have shown
that they really thought the Alumni
team would be the winner. In the
beginning of the game it looked
like the All Stars would have a
walk away, however, as the game
progressed the Alumni dribblers
were able towards the close to cut
down their~opponent's lead. Bing-
ham who played center for the All
Stars put up wonderful game, and
never played better. Fulks put up
good game when it is taken into
consideration that he played it
mostly from sitting and rolling
posture. The lineup:
All Stars-33 Alunni-26
Fulks. =. IT. f.. :. King
H. Deedrick II. f.. Fl. Deedrick
Blnghman ..c...... Nell
Slmeral +. e. l.. Evans
p White. IL. g.. :. H. Lewis
Summary, All Stars: Field Goals,
Fulks, Q; Deedrick, 2; Bingham, 6 !;
Simeral, 8; White, l. Fouls, Fulks
1 out of 5; Deedrick, / out of 2;
Bingham, 8 out of 6.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1922-12-28
STOCKPORT
. SJIONNI OIOI
Continued from mage threel

Continued fron page three)
Lee Mott of Philo returned home
after short visit with his parents,
Mrs. Mott and daughter remaining
for a longer visit.
Garnet De Lancey, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd De Lancey, was
recently married to Jesse Stollar of
Waterford
Mrs. Iva Mcclure and children
returned to Relief after a visit with
her mother Mrs. Caroline Russell.
Mrs. Mary Morgan of Beverly is
visiting C. P. Justices.
Mayor Calland spent Saturday in
McConnelsville.
Merlyn Maynard spent Tuesday
and Wednesday of last week in
GAINESVILLE.
Miss Mona Mott returned from a
visit in Newark.
Geo. Fawcett and family spent
Monday at Jas. Morrow's near Nc
COnnelsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Calland enter
tanned with a big turkey dinner,
Chas. Maynard and family, Mr..
Hollingsworth and son of Lima, and
MT. and Mrs. Hiram Croy of Ches-
terhill.
Ray Dewitt spent Wednesday at
Relief on business.
A. L. McKain of Bartlett spent
Tuesday here,
Mrs. Mincks of Lowell is visiting
her daughter Mrs. Ernest Dixon.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1922-12-28
HOLIDAY Visitors

Continued from page one)
Mr.. Doyt Pinkerton, student at
O. S. u, here with his father A. P.
Pinkerton and family.
Mr.. John Ralston, Caldwell, here
with his parents Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Ralston.
Miss Elma Beard, teacher at
Conneaut, with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Beard east of town.
Mr. Hort Mcbride of Columbus,
with Mrs. Frances Mcbride.
Mrs. Jessie Duvall of GAINESVILLE,
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Dingey.
Mrs. Herbert Heyser of Canton.
and Miss Martha Miller of Washing
ton, D. c., with their parents Mr..
and Mrs. A. w. Miller.
Miss Merle Tavenner, trained
nurse of Cincinnati, with her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. H. Tavenner, east
Of town. Miss Tavenner is nurs-
ing in Cincinnati, for the most part
in Christ hospital, and rooms with
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Riley.
Miss Anise Knight Of Columbus,
in Malta with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Knight.
Mrs. Bert Fox, Columbus, with
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Price here.
Mrs. Leola Morris, and children.
here with her husband Fred Morris
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. II.
Morris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delmer Betz and
son Billy of Newark. here with Mr.
Betz's father ]. M. Betz.
prof. F. J. Taylor and family OF
Reyerly. with Mr.. Taylor's parents
Judge and Mrs. J. S. Taylor.
Leslie Travis with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Irven Travis.
D. T. Bethel, travelling salesman
here with his mother Mrs. Nancy
Bethel.
Miss Edna Mautz. Columbus
with her sister Mrs. Harry Wood
ward.
Mr.. Frank Roberts and family al
Newark here with his parents Mr..
and Mrs. G. l.. Roberts.
Mr.. L. 4. Taylor who is employ
ed in the oil field at Frazeysburg
with his parents Supt. and Mrs
Charles Taylor of the county home
Mr.. Hilas Connor of Cumberland
with his sister Mrs. S. G. White.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1922-12-28
Shan,rocks VS.. Wagon Co.

Christmas afternoon the Zanes-
vile Shamrock basket ball team
buckled up against Wagon Co., here.
The game had been looked forward
to with much interest by the local
fans, since it was the second time
this season these teams played. At
the previous game the Shamrocks
won by score of 20 to 25. Monday
afternoon the WagOneers finished
the victors by score Of "a to SO.
In the beginning of the game, the
score ran along very close. being
often tied, then the Shamrocks got
slightly in the lead, holding it by
from 2 to 4 points till within about
7 minutes of the end of the first
half, when the "mule SINNERS
perked up, and at the finish of the
first half they had the up river drib-
blers by a score of Is to FL.
The second half the local players
took things rather slow and easy,
and not only held the lead, but in
creased it gradually till the finish
of the game The Wagoneers saved
themselves as much as possible for
the game in the evening. However
it became so evident that they were
killing time, that the referee right
fully called foul for delaying the
game. F. Deedrick led in the
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1922-12-28
REINERSVIILE

Lena Eva Allen was born Nov
26, 1902, and died Dec. 20, 1922,
at the age of 20 years and "a days
She was the daughter of John md
Frances Allen, being the youngest
of a family of five children-Edna
Welch, deceased; Mabel Weinstock,
Orena Ashton and Dewey. She also
leaves her mother and step father
She was a senior in high school and
would have graduated in the spring.
She was a bright, industrious stu
dent. always ready to do her part; /;
loved and esteemed by her teachers
and fellow students. Interment
was made in Cross Roads cemetery
Dec. %, Rev Miller officiating.
The pail bearers were Kenneth
Campbell, Dwight Stevens, Hugh
Mahoney, Jun iors; Lawrence
Schmidt, Orval Elliott. Harlan Fos-
ter, Seniors; honorary, Alice Hill,
Alice Gorrell, Maggie Gorrell, Jun
iors Katherine Dye, Dorothy Muir
ray; Bell Foster, Seniors.
Alice Smith who is attending the
O. S. U. at Columbus, is home for
the holidays.
Clare Lowe, teacher at Wellsville,
is home to spend the holidays.
Prof. A. G. Shaud, his wife and
Prof. Walters have gone to their
homes to spend their vacation.
Dewey Allen who is employed by
pipe line company and is located
in northeastern Ohio, was called
home on account of his sisters
death
w. H. Brill, his wife and Dana
McNabb visited Austin Brill at the
sanatorium Thursday, where he is
being treated. His wife is still at
their home in Columbus.
McNabb & Welch bought and
shipped last week over three hun
dred turkeys.
Charles Drake and family have
moved to GAINESVILLE where he is en-
gagged in the insurance business.
H. L. Fiscus and family are visit
ing in Jefferson county.
J. L. Gilliland is very poorly. His
son Prof Raymond has been called
home, also Miss Gladys
Lide Bamfield who has been quite
poorly for some time has developed
pneumonia.
James Ashton who has been shut
in for some time was down street
Monday.
Nettie Brill. wife of S. w. Brill,
has recovered from an attack of
measles.
Paul B. McNabb and Miss Rhea
Mckee, a teacher in the schools of
Sharon. were united in marriage at
Caldwell Tuesday, Rev York Off
ciating.
Nancy Arrick is at the home of
her brother j. l.. Gilliland helping
TO care for him during his sickness.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1922-12-28

Local basket ball fans, and there
are quite few, have been treated
to some mighty good games here
within the past week. A number
of our "old time" stars who have
been away, and returned here to
spend the holidays, were in the
lineups and demonstrated by their
playing that they are still in "the
game" Friday night two games
were played.
"AH Stars" VS.. "A1ufnni''
AS a preliminary the "All Stars"
VS.. Alumni" and mighty good
fast game it was, although Slight
ly" rough at times. The final score
was 33 to 26 in favor of the "All
Stars" However, the two teams
were very evenly matched. Those
on the All Stars were: Fulks, H.