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5so,ss2.ss 7s5,229.23.

19, as2, so; June s.o6s5s; Nov. 3a12.26;
Dec. 3.O69.59 Total 29,525l4.
Franchise Taxes 1921: Mar. 3,Ss2.70;
May 324.25; Total, 3.716.90.
Gross Receipts 1929: May 3,156.55; June
2,s7o,s2; Sept. 7,304.67: Dec. 2,92o.2o; To-
tai, 16,352.34.
Gross Receipts 1921: Mar 7,421.16; May
6o9.77; Total, S.030.9S.
Advertising Costs: Mar. 4.50; April $50;
June $50; July 1850; Aug. 26s.Oo; Sept,
$500; Nov. 500; Dec. 2o.7O. Total, 10000
Streets and Sewers 1920. Mar. 1,ssl.23;
July 7.i3; Total, 1.99s.36.
2,75s.49 April 2.s4: Total 2,707.s3.
Streets and Sewers 1922. Mar. 9.7e;
April 1880; June 11.25; Aug. 2'46o.ss;
Oct. 441.54; Total, 2.930,Ss,
S39.1S; Mar. S1o.51; April. S1S.Ss; May
35S.91; June Ss4o5; July Sa1s1; Aug
$7o,6O. Sept. 356.s2; Oct. S64.Ss; Nov
S63.2l; Dec. S90.11; Total, 4,S32s0.
Dog Licenses: Feb. 500; Mar. 800; ApriI
225; May $500; June 1900; July $500;
Aug. 1850; Sept. 1900; Oct. 1925; Nov
S.25 Total, 372.25.
Poll Taxes 1921: Jan. 1900; Feb. 400;
Mar. 800: April 400; May 500; June 500;
Aug. 200; Sept. 200. Oct. 100 Nov. 100;
Dec. 100; Total. 400.
Poll Taxes 1929: Feb 200; Mar. $4,000:
April 1s6.Oo; May $500; June 1900; July
82.Oo; Aug, $500; Sept. 300; Oct 1900:
Nov. 64.o0; Dec. $500; Total. s24oO.
state Railroad TAX iss9: Dec. SO.s1s.4s;
Total, so,s1s.46.
Aug. 1000; Sept. 1850; Total. $500.
Taxes 1909: Dec. 1.s7; Total. 1.s7.
Taxes 1918: April s.56. June 42.43; Dec,
Taxes isi4: Jun. ss.1l: Dec. a5s; To-
Taxes ia1S: June ss.47; Dec. SEQ; To-
tai. 41.76.
Sept. rs; Dec. SIS; Total sao.io. ''''''
Taxes 1917: Aug. e,47; Dec. 4.S2; To-
| tai, 1919.
Taxes 1918. Jan. ss.s7; Mar. ss.s2;
1906; Sept sS.72; Nov. $500; Dec. 1875;
Total. 942.23.
Taxes 1918: Jan. a1s9s; Feb. 145s.81;
Mar, i'21S,93; April I,s49,15; May 719,6s;
Sept; l1s;2s; Oct. s.5s; Nov. 1895; Dec,
1855; Total. 12.s67.7s.
Taxes 1899: Jan. s,oss.5o; S,SS7.19; Mar
2,O1S'Ii; ooA April d 1S.s2s$s; May $7s$i9
Sept. 1851; Oct, ssI.ss; Nov l, 8Os. 4Si
Dec. 1,112.17; Total, 6S.sSo.79.
Taxes 1921: Jan. Ss.9S7se; Feb. 49,
sSs.5s; Mar. 15,44oe7; April 14.5s2.l1; May
Sept iis7a JsHo oot ss'SS asso1 I5y Nc1 S1s0p9 S
1885; Dec. is,oO3se: Total, 155,Io7.o1,
Tax 1929; April 1s4,5sl,ss; May 4s9,.
4S9,Ss' June t6o,2oi. 16; July 42.5s4s6
aug. go 'o1.Soi Sept oO, doo.UUs Oct.2U
502.S2; Nov sS.65o.S2; Dec. liz, 3,979.51; To,
tai l 139.429.96.
Cert. OF Sales S. f.: Jan 5.ss; April $50
Aug. 3S4.s4; Sept. 4S.4S; Dec S91.S6; To
tai. 1898.
Cert. Of Sale Gen. Acct: Mar. 71.1o
April 22.85; June 60S.14; Aug. 500; Sept
31.7s; Nov. $500; Dec. 3ii.97; Total
1,3361S.
Cert. OF Sale 1s9e-1sts: Aug 1850; Sept
$50. Total 5000.
Cert Of Sale Trust ale Assmts: Aug
24O.oS; Sept 5000; Total, 330.0s.
Cert. OF Sale Current: Aug. 1,s997o; To
tai 1,S99.75.
Jan 4t'SsS'ts; FEB 2toSsIs; Mar q
June 200, 0,342.11: July 60.O3s.03; Aug 81.
ses.si; Sept. ASSISTS; oct 2s,2ss.45; Nov
1oo,5e4s7; Dec. 2l75so.s1; Total, 1,5s2,
ss2.4s. >---s -
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The following bids were received.

The following bids were received.
February 5, 1928.
Honorable Board of Aldermen,
city Of Perth Anboy. n. j.
Gentlemen
We propose to furnish as per your ad-
vertisement attached hereto and made
Two Ford one Ton Truck Glasses solid
tires on the rear wheels. complete except
ing self-starter q s32475 each.
Aud with Self-starter a s496.43 each.
Two Columbia enclosed Garbage Dump
Bodies with drivers cabs complete with
Windshield and storm curtains q S425.00
each.
Delivered and mounted at Perth Amboy
y. j.
guaranteed by the individual makers both
''' DORSET MOTORS. Inc.
Frank Dorsey,
President.
February 5, 1928.
Honorable Board Of Aldermen,
City of Perth Amboy, y. ].
Gentlemen:
We propose to furnish as per your adver-
tsement attached hereto and made part
One Fordson Tractor. @ .... $429.so
One set of 60 W. & *. Rub
Der Tired Wheels q ...... 21S.oo
One set Of Brakes a ........ ALSO
One Baker Plow a ........ $500
Delivered and assembled at Perth Am
boy, n. j.
If original Tractor wheels are not want
ed deduct $4,000. II Rubber tired wheels
are to be weighted add $500.
The Ford products carry the regular
Ford guarantee and the extra equipment
is guaranteed by the individual makers
both backed by our service.
DORSEY MOTORS. Inc
Frank Dorsey,
President.
Upon motion the same were referred to
the Committee on Streets and Sewers for
report.
Acknowledgment Of expression Of SYM
Dathv received from Mrs. W. II. Tice and
family was ordered received and placed in
the minutes.
Street Commissioner. recommending install
lation OF Bithuletic Tar and Asphalt Heat
er, and Roller was received and referred
to Committee on Streets and Sewers.
Application OF Moe Koch for permit to
operate Bus Line of five machines 10 run
from Perth Amboy to Railway via New
Brunswick Avenue and Amboy Avenue,
was referred to Auto Bus Committee.
Communication from Humane Fire Co. in
reference to granting exempt certificates
to several members, was referred to the
Fire Committee.
Communication and resolution from
Perth Amboy Exempt Firemens Associa-
tion, in reference to medical attention Of
Firemen hurt while on duty, was referred
to Committee of the whole.
Application OF New Jersey Trsnsporta-
ton Co. for permit to operate eight
buses through State st. TO Sewaren.
Woodbridge and Railway was referred TO
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the Auto Bus COMMITTEES.

the Auto Bus Committee.
Certificate Of Board OF School Estimate
for appropriation for year beginning July
1st, 1928. was received and on motion Ia IA
over for action at adjourned meeting to
be held on Friday evening next
Application OF Patrick Lyons TO keep a
Junk Shop at 317 Front Street, was referr-
ed to judiciary Committee.
Communication from Leo Goldberger on
salary of Joseph L. Hornsby, was referred
to the Judiciary Committee.
Resolution as passed by the Board of
Water Commissioners on January 18th
1923, requesting the Board of Aldermen to
financially aid in the amount OF $Is,s00. 90
for the year 1928, was received and re-
ferred to the Committee of the Whole.
Communication from Charles X Sea-
man, Jr. Attorney representing Johan Jen
sen and Estate of Anton Jensen, was re-
ceived and referred to the Committee OF
the Whole.
Bonds of the Sinking Fund Commission
ers were received and referred to the Citv
Attorney for hsi approval
The following report from the Com
mittee on Taxation: To the Common
Council OF the City OF Perth Amboy:
The undersigned, Committee on Taxatiop
to whom was referred the assignment of
certificate to .. A. Shirley hereto annex
ed would respectfully report as follows:
After an exhaustive inyestigat tion VOW
committee to which this petition was re-
ferred to, would say that the owner of the
property in question was found in one
Helen hemptson, who came to Perth AM
boy on December eth, 1922, and settled
all Indebtedness in regards to the afore-
said property to the City.
was received and ordered spread on the
minutes.
The Streets & Sewers Committee renort-
ed checks and bills of Graham & McKeon
as refunded by Mayor. were corrected and
Mayor and Aldermen were satisfied as TO
correction.
Report OF Fire Committee, to take the
.JOsenl
Der Of Liberty II. &; l.. Co, No 2 from
IRE roll, was returned approved.
tolIoWing report Of the Committee of
the Whole.
The findings OF the majority Of the
Committe eof the Whole in the matter of
charges preferred against James Egau for
violation Of the Rules and Regulations of
the Police Department, are as follows:
We have carefully considered the testi-
fnouy produced on January e5th 1929 In
the matter of charges preferred against
Patrolman James Egan and find that the
said officer is not guilty of the charges
preferred against him.
was received and upon motion confirmed
by the following vote:
Hea-Sofield. Waters Patten, Mcclure
Riedy. Nay--None :.
Mr.. Clark was excused from voting.
The Comptroller having audited the fol-
lowing bills:
Pay Rolls Feb. l, 1873.
NaIafE .'..,........ .......s...,.,S 9,216.o7
Iollce ..'......... ........ 6,59S.2l
DlStrlct Court J........ o29.i6
streets d sewers ....-.......... 95
Poor .,.,............. ..... $500
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COUNCIL MINUTES
of the Board of Aldermen of
the City of Perth Amboy. y, J.,

Adjourned meeting of The Council Of
the City of Perth Amboy. y. j., held
February 9th, 1898, adjourned from Feb
were Aldermen SodeId, Waters Patten,
Mcclure, Clark, Riedy and Aldernan-at-
Large Calvin.
No. 55, United Brotherhood of Carpenters
and Joiners Of America. inviting the Board
sf Aldermen to attend their anniversary
celebratiOn and smoker, was received and
upon motion the invitation accepted.
The following ordinance was offered bv
Mr.. Waters. which ordinance was read in
' AN oRDINANCE
Relating TO the taxes for the year 1929
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY OF
That there shall be assessed. raised by
taxation and collected for the fiscal year
1899 the sum OF ONE MILLION TWO
NINE HUNDRED FTFTY-SEVEN AND
FORTY Y-HUNDREDTHS DOLLARS tsL-
2i6.s57.40) for the purposes of meeting
the appropriations set forth iu the follow
ing statement of resources and apprupria-
lions for the fiscal year 92G.
RESOC CRCES
Surplus Revenue appropriated $4,000 op
Miscellaneous Revenue anti
oipated '...'.-....''.'-'-.- las.Ii'-3-
Total Anticipated Reyenues..$ 1sS.745.s2
Amount to be raised by
taxes as per budget ......-.S Fl993o 80
Total Observation-Disclosures. 3 96s.5s537
6aeit aao4si Tsx a9eas RaSenass i5si 5o2oe
2sdditionai i'"s s............... .'.'- $4,000
s102o.o8s.22
Az psr Budget i'f '....1....s MA ' sss.sg5s7
Additional ...'s..'-'.....'. 5i,ao1.s7
Local Schools Tor School Year
Iuly I, 1923 to June 50, 1924 Ais BG5ne
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PavemeDts
Arnboy Ave.-Hall-S Mary's feo. 9o'2e;
Tpne 6$.0O; Nov. 49949;. total, 652.74.
brighton + Ave.-Gordon River; Mar.
s2 o6: April 36.92; May 1000; June 1903;
July a6.75: Aug. 1870; Nov. 1000; Total
cataIpa tgaI Ave: Jan. 5000; April s.a1; Aug.
Con Convery Place: Jan. 5000; April So,sS;
May 5000; Total l5o.25.
Division Street: July 1850; Total $3.50.
First Street: Mar. 5000; Aug. 1o'lS;
Hal Hail Ave: April 1915; May 2s.75; Total,
112.50. rama.
High street-Park rkRiver; Sept. $4,000;
Dec. 1900; Total, $500.
Market st.-Park-Madison; June 1000;
Me- Mechanic St: June 1000; Total 1000.
N. B. Ave: April 1880; Aug. 59.ls;
Sept, 160.46; Dec. 1850; Total. 46e.14.
Penn ST.. Feb. $50: Total, $50.
State st.--GordonRiver: April 10000
state state st'-smith-L v. Feb. $3.50. Total
Watson Ave; Mar. 400; April 400; To-
tai, 500
Alpine St.: Jan. $500; Mar. 400; Apri
s4.2O; June $3.50; Aug. 1900; Sept. 5Ss.4o
oct $500; Total, 6405O.
Amboy Ave.-Myrtle-No.: Feb. 1890
Mar. no; June 1900; Sept. $500; To
Amboy Ave.-Hau-st.M Marys: Jun,
Is4.s5; Nov. 1855; Total, 2o9s0.
Brace Ave-; July 1884; Aug. $3.50; To
Z sroaSsaa slsesa Jun. ss.sGs Egsal
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1o,718.25 1o.71S,25.
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COUNCIL MINUTES
Proceedings Of the Board Of Aldermen
of the City of Perth Amboy, n. j.

Regular meeting Of the council Of the
CRY OF Perth AmbOy. N. !. held February
5th 1928. The members present were Al
dermen Sofield Waters Patten. Mcclure,
Clark and Riedy. Vice President Clark
presided i'm the absence of Alderman-at-
home on account Of illness
On motion tine minutes Of the meeting
held January 18TH, 1923 and adpourned
meeting of January 18Th, 1928. adjourn
ed from January 18th, were approved as
printed
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Dated as Of December slst. l922.
0o'eU o. J. MORGENSON,
City Comptroller.
The following report OF the City Treas
rrer for the month of January as fol"
lows . .s l. 4,o
NJ Report of Collections from the Collector
OF Revenues Office for the month OF
Iapusrv was received and on motion re-
fsrred 10 the judiciary Committee.
The Annual Report OF the Collsctor OF
Revenue for the year ending December 81
city OF Perth Amboy, \. J.
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City of Perth Amboy, \. j.

Annual report Of Collector OF Reyenue-
Year Ending December Slst. 1922.
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(b) The amount as estimated by reso-
luton of the governing body of special
assessments to be levied for any part of
the gross indebtedness not deducted un-
der some other item hereof
(c) Indebtedness incurred and author
lied, but not incurred, for the purposes
below stated (but not for the support or
maintenance thereof) separately stated
in so far separately issued for such
purposes, the payment of the principal
and interest of which Indebtedness was
adequately provided for from revenue
from rentals or services rendered after
deducting operating expenses during the
previous fiscal year, namely
1. Docks
2 Electric Light and Power
8. Gas
4. Markets
5.
6.
T.
Total
go of the average assessed valuation IA
stated in subdivision d hereof
Deductions under this item (c) (Insert
smaller of the above two amounts
Indebtedness incurred and authorized
but not incurred for the supply of water
3TS.000.O0
1928, 10000
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-07-26
Great Day at Bristol Church

sunday was big day at the Bris-
tol Presbyterian church. In the
morning there was Sunday school,
followed with communion service
and preaching by the pastor Rev.
w. M. Mackay. At noon a fine din
ner was served in the basement of
the church, and it was a most pleas
ing social feature Of the day. then
in the afternoon came a meeting of
the Brotherhood of the church,
with an address by Mr.. L. B. Edgar,
superintendent of the adult Sunday
school work of the state association.
Mr.. Edgar by his timely talks on
the occasion of several visits here,
has secured a firm place in the re-
gard of Sunday school people of
the county, and his address on this
occasion was no disappointment,
but was greatly enjoyed by the
crowd of people which filled and
overfowed the large church.
Music for the meeting was fur
nished by the Bristol Presbyterian
church choir.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-07-26
The Parmiter sseunion

The Parmiter reunion was held
last Sunday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clyde Parmiter who own the
old home. The occasion was a very
enjoyable affair. The picnic din
ner was fine: pressed chicken, fried
chicken, cakes of all kinds and ice
cream, and everything else that goes
to make a fine dinner. Those present
were U. E. Parmiter and J.. w.
Parmiter and families, A. B. Parmi-
ter Of Newark, A. D. Teter and fam
lily. H. d. Christman and wife of
Clyde Parmiter and wife,
Bernard Hall and wife. Mrs. Alice
Buchanan and sons OF Newark, Ed
Mast and wife and Sarah Kenison,
Anna Elliot of Los An
geles, CAL: B. B. Parmiter and wife,
j. B. Farra and wife. Harry Ham
and family, Fred Mummey and fam
lily.
An organization was effected,
with B. B. Parmiter president, Fred
Mummey vice president. Iva Ham
J. B. Farra lecturer, Mrs.
U. r. Parmiter,y treasurer. COM
mfttee on entertainment: Forrest,
Kenneth and Alvin Parmiter. Time
and, place Of next meeting was. left
10 the president and secretary. Any
of the Parmiters desiring informa-
lion, write Iva Ham, McCOnneIs-
Tile, O.--AA. f% 49, sG|
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-07-26
Catherine Anderson Dies

Catherine Anderson, aged 66
years, died last Thursday at the
home of her brother George Ander-
son, near the Bristol store. Last
winter she suffered an attack of the
flu which went to her lungs, and
from which she never recovered
She was the daughter of the late
George and Catherine Anderson of
Bristol township. Besides the broth
er with whom she made her home,
she is survived by two sisters-Mrs.
Mary Anderson of Malta, and Mrs.
Allie Moore, wife of, Webster Moore
of this place, and brothers Lee and
Charles Anderson, both of Bristol
She was a member of the Christian
church of Meigs.
Funeral services were held Sat
urday at 10 O'clock at Lebanon,
conducted by Rev. Williams. Burial
was made in the Lebanon cemetery.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-07-26
Lninf Picnic of ORANGES

A joint picnic of the Muskingum
and Coshocton Pomona oranges will
be held at the fair grounds in
GAINESVILLE on SATURDAY, Aug. 4. The
program committee consists of Mar
garet Wilkinson, lecturer Of Mus
kingum county Pomona grange and
j. Frank Powell, Coshocton Pomona
lecturer They promise a very un-
usual program for the picnic. Since
this is the first joint picnic of these
two large Pomona oranges, great
numbers of grangers and their fam
lilies are expected to tour to Zanes-
vile for Aug. 4. Mrs. w. G.. Van
denbark of Muskingum county is
chairman of the dinner committee.
and S. H. Bell. president of the
Muskingum county fair board, is
chairman of the hall and grounds
committee. Mr.. Bell promises that
everything possible will be done to
have the grounds and buildings in
readiness to take care Of the
grangers, rain or shine.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-07-26
COUNTY s. s. CONVENTION
SESSIONS WE'LL ATTENDED

The 35th annual county Sunday
school convention closed at Chester
hill last Friday evening, after hav-
ing been in session since the even
ing before. The sessions were we'll
attended, fact it was the best
attended of any similar convention
OF recent years, the NJ E. church
where 1t was held being practically
filled at each session. Because of
ing session, Friday night, was held
In. the Union hall in order to better
accommodate the crowd.
At the opening session Thursday
evening, Maxwell Hall, superintend-
ent of this district, made an address,
and L. B. Edgar. state adult super
intendent, also gave an interesting
talk. Mr.. Halls address was on
week day religious education.
Friday morning Rev.W M .Mackay
OF this place made the address, TAX
ing as his subject "The Cross in
Christian Service The address
showed much careful study and
preparation. The balance of the
day was taken up in general dis
cussions and the reports of the var
ious Sunday schools, about 70 diff
ferent schools being represented.
The reports showed the average at
tendance in Morgan county to be
slightly above the general average
of the state. 1t was interesting to
learn that the average weekly at
tendance for the county is about
3.000-about one fifth of the popu-
lation of the county. The Tria-
signal honors in having the biggest
representation, there being % pres
ent from the school, which included
practically all the officers and
teachers. Because of their splendid
showing it was voted to present this
school with a silk flag.
o. s. Dunn, a former Chesterhill
boy, now of Marietta. was present
and presented the Boy Scout move
ment.
Friday evening, the closing ses-
sion, as already stated, was held in
the Union hall and was largely at
tended. The principal address was
by Congressman G. Ellis Moore of
highly appreciated was strictly
along religious lines Mr.. Edgar al
so spoke at this session.
The people of Chesterhill enter
tanned the convention in fine shape,
their hospitality being most gener-
Gus. Friday a big dinner was serv
ed in the basement Of the church.
A ladies' chorus from the Chester
hill M. e. church furnished special
music, and the congregational sing
ing was led by Rev. Born.
The convention was invited to-
meet next year at the Mountville M.
E. church, and the invitation was
accepted.
The present officers were re-
elected for the coming year, as fol-
lows: President, Earle Eveland, Nc
Connelsville; secretary, Miss Eva
Shilling, McConnelsville treasurer,
Mrs. Mabel Mace. McConnelsvi'le:
children's supt., Miss Ethel Gillian,
Malta; young peoples supt., Ches-
ter Strong, McConnelsville: asso-
ciate young peoples supt.. Mrs.
Earle Eveland, McConnelsyille;
adult supt., F. B. Kraps, McCon-
nelsyille: administrative supt., c..
"A, GAYLORD McConnelSville
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-07-26
Director of Comic Opera Here

Mr.. George Eckert, producer of
the comic opera 'Windmills of Hol-
land" also of a children's musical
entertainment, arrived here last Fri
day, and has since been busy. He
met with some local people on the
night of his arrival, TO begin plans
for the opera which will be given by
local people under Mr.. Eckert's
direction. The first practice was
held Monday evening. A large num-
ber will take part in the perform
ance, and the stage of the auditor
ium is being enlarged to meet the
requirements.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-07-26
COURT HOUSE NEWS
COMMON PLEAS COURT

The case of the State of Ohio VS.
Ode Brannagan: Possessing mater
ials for manufacturing of intoxicat.
ing liquors" was heard last Thurs
day afternoon. He was found by
the court to be not guilty, and was
discharged.
New Suit Filed
L. w. Buchanan has filed suit
for money only against r. w
Barnes, for $153.44, which he
claims is due him for work and la
ber.
PROBATE COURT
Samuel H. Barr of Bloom was de-
clared insane, and on Friday was
taken to the Athens hospital.
G. o. McGonagle has been ap-
pointed administrator of the estate
of Thos H. Jones. Bond $4,000.
Miss Lizzie Anderson u Bristol
township, 20, declared feeble mind
ed, and was taken to Flora Shields
to be cared for until such time as
place can be found for her in the
Ohio Institute for the feeble mind
ed, at Columbus.
Marriage Licenses
Osborn Arthur Lawrence, farmer,
son of Arius Lawrence, Beckett, and
Blanche Olney, daughter of Henry
Olney, Windsor, Rev. Frank Gilli-
Ian officiating.
Albert Nelson Kishler, dentist.
New Lexington, and Miss Josephine
Birch, postal clerk, McConnelsville.
Bishop VIM. F. Anderson officiat-
ing.
Lewis Albert Cain, laborer. Dun
can Falls, and Easter Malissie
Walker, daughter of John VIM.
Wilds, Meigsville, Rev. D. r. Warne.
Frank Claire STROBE, farmer. son
of Geo. X. Strobe, Marion, and Bes-
sic Ival Howard, daughter of Jno.
w. Howard, Homer, Rev. r. O. Nc
Rae.
Lewis James, and Virginia May Med
ley, daughter Of John Medley, both
of Penn Rev G. ri NORM
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-07-26
Death of McIovern child

Mrs. Margaret Curran, Miss Ella
McGovern and Mr.. Paul McGovern,
and Thomas McGovern, who had
been visiting here. were called to
Logan, the latter's home, Monday
afternoon by the death of his sister
Louise, aged two and a half years,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Nc
Govern. News of her death which
took place Monday afternoon came
very Unexpectedly to relatives here,
but it was learned that she was TAX
en- very ill Friday, and was removed
the same day to the Mt. Carmel
hospital, Columbus, where her death
occurred. She is survived by three
sisters and one brother. The flu
neral was held at Logan Tuesday
with burial at that place.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-07-26
Ruralites Climb

The Ruralites club was charming
ly entertained at the home of Electa
Huffman on Thursday, July 19.
There were &c members present,
and Mrs. Harlan Roberts and Mrs.
Scott Butler visited the club. After
the program, there was a business
session. Delicious refreshments were
served by the hostess. The August
meeting will be held at the home of
Mrs. Olive Huffman on Tuesday,
Aug. ID. This change from the reg
ular meeting day, was in order to
let any who cared, attend the fair.
The following program will be Civ
en-: Recitation, Marguerite Hart
man; Preparations for lunches,
discussed by Della Hartman, Wilma
Stall and Flo Frame; recitations,
Bertha Hartman and Nettie Rob
erts; duet, Helen Hartman and Ber-
nice Jackson-XX