davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-06
NEJVETSf INSTITUCE KDY
PRO ZlSK MAJITELU MO.
TOROVYCH KAR OR
CANISOVANA.

Do sluzeb majiteld aut vstu-
puje Motorade Corporation,
nova organisace, "a kterou sto
j celia rada clevelandskych
vynikajicich obchodniku cd
bornikI.
Organisace zridila jisty po-
Get gasolinovych stanic. jichz
pred koncem sezony bude v
einnosti as Is a die programu
so iinych zrizeno bude pristG.
Nejvetsi a nejlceln6ji byla po-
stavena Euclid Beach jine
ma Euclid ave. a vych. 60. al.
Chester avenue a vych. 81. ul
Phillips ave. vych. 1913. ul. a
ma zapadni 25. ul. blize vyso.
keho mostu.
Stavi sc stanice ma Broad
way Go. ul., Woodland a sc.
VI. a ma Superior ave.
Stanice poskytuje krone pro
dele gasolinu, clenstvu kazdou
nahodnou sluzbu automobilo-
You zdarma a pomahaji pri ne
hodach.
Motorade Corporation ma liz
pocetne tlenstva, jehoz rady
denne vzrdstaji. Mezi clenske
vyhody. patri 0 diva Gently lew
nejsi gasolin, 25fo srazka ma
olejich as $50 sleva ma ve-
Skerych automobilnich potre-
bach.
Clensky poplatek obnasi jen
$1.OO mesicne, kdezto nasled-
KEN who'd uspofi clenstvo as
ctvrtinu byvalych vydani. -
Clenstvu poskytuje Sc silnicni
sluzba We Velko-Clevelande L.
pine zdarma, tax ze prislus-
most k move organisaci jest OBJ
rovskou vthodou...
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-06
ZOUFAI 81 PRO ZTRA.
TU $500.

Pred nedavnem vyzvedl 81
v bance ulozene dspory We W.
81 S95.00, 22-lety Jan Martin,
bytem v els. 2543 vych. SO. ul.
Penize ztratil a utrpenou sko-
du wal 81 mla'dfk talk k srdci,
ze byl vcera nalezen 8 prostre-
lenym spAnkem. Smrtici zbran
lezela .vedle neIho. Mrtvola
dopravena byla do okresni
marnice.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-06

Zajezd slovenskych uciteli
do Kragujevace. = v posled-
Mich dnech dlela v Kraguieva-
ci delegace so slovenskych u
citelG a ucitelek, aby vzdala
hold pamatce A Slovaki -
vojind II. pesiho pluku, kteri
byli Y rijnu r-~191S popraveni
po zname vzpoufe proti ma
d'arsko-zidovsky1n ddstojni-
kdm. Pri teto prilezitosti stal
Sc Kraguievac d6jistem mani
feStaci Ia ceskO-srbske sbra-
trent. jakych toto mesto dosud
nezazilo. Manifestace dosved
cily, re obyvatelstvo Kraguje-
vace okoli zive dosud vzpo-
nina tech, jichz ostatky til v
bratrske mohyle Ia posledni
Grudo-branou ma Stanovljan-
skem polju. Podle sdeleni ce-
skoslovenskeho vyslanectvi v
Belehrade, v Kragujevaci u
stavil Sc vybor pro postaveni
pomniku podlym Slovak1m, v
cele sc zastupcem veliciho ge-
nerala divise, plukovnikem
JOrkovanovicem. ZdIra znuje
svoji mravni povinnost v6ci po
pravenym SlovakGm, vybM roz
hodl Sc vybudovati pietm pa
matnik obetem vzpoury vlast-
mimi prostredky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-06
pNEs Ma BYTI sKONcEN
VfSLECH SvEDKU We
WHITFIELDOVE.
'PROCESU.
Porots pfedSno bude rozhod-
mutt teprve Ultra.

Ia sobotnfho vyslechu pri-
znal Sc Whitfield, kdyz W.
praN6l "a prvniho vyslechu 0
vypadnutf t6la policejniho
straznfka ma Euclid ave. z au-
ia, ze tehdy lhal, ale jen proto
aby mel cd vyslychaj1cich jej
1fednikI pokoj. Pc vypove-
dfch obzalowaneho, podroben
tyz krizovym otazkam, v KITE
rych bude die SLOW soudce
Phillipse pokracovano dnesni-
no pondelniho dopoledne. 0
obzalovanem a soucasne sved-
hovi Sc soudce vyslovil nasle-
dovn9:
Jest zrejmo, ze svedek od-
povida ma kazdbu otazku zpI-
sobem dvojim. Predne odpo-
vida povidave, mluvi o tom,
co sc jej zalobce. taze, ale ne
odpovida primo. Cini tax jen
tehdy, jeli nucen. Nevfm, jaky
jest jeho ell a n6kolikrate jej
varoval zarazil. Nevim sku-
tecne, CO MIN pociti."
Slovnf prestrelka zapocala
otazkou, tykajicf se Marie
Priceove, kdy Whitfield wy
jel prudce ma tazatele, zalob-
ce Stantona, slovy:
"Pravim vam, primo, ze 81
nepreji, abyste Sc mne tazal
ma Marii Priceovou. Jest moi
prftelkyni a matkou meho d.
tete, nereknu niceho proti nj.
Je "allright". Zanechte vsech
ctazek il Sc tykajicfch, odmi-
tam ma ne odpovidati."
Odpoledne patrne pronesou
Teci zalobci a obhajci, jakmile
bude skoncen dopoledni xii
zovy vyslech obzalovaneho,
ktery ridi okresni navladni
Stanton a jeho asistent Cassi-
dy.
Obhajce Buonpane prohla.
sill, ze snad, jakmile skoncen
bude vyslech obzalovan6ho
pfedvolan bude jeste jeden
svedek obhajoby, kdo Jim bu-
de, nechtel prozraditi.
Zalobce Stanton nema proti
povolani tohoto tajemneho
sv6dka namitek pravi, re
vyrok poroty mdze byti ozna-
men jiz v ltery k veceru neb
We stredu rano.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-06

Rakousko pomSha b..dy-
Nemecku. Kam az Nemecko
v.astni vinou politikou Sc
dopracovalo, nejlepe dokumen
tuje fakt, ze We Vidni Sc usta-
vilo sdruzeni, aby pod jme-
nem "Rakouska pratelska po-
moe" z vlastnich prostredkl
provedla v Nemecku n6ktera
opatfenf, ktera sc jiz pred tim
We Vidni osvedcila. Predevsim
toto sdruzeni pomysli ma to,
zarizovati po N6mecku vefei-
ne kuchyhne a zotavarny pro
zbidacele inteligentni kruhy.
Prvnim srpnem bude otevren v
Nemecku prvni takovyto ra-
kousky dtulek. Byly zakoupe
ny lame Lobenstein, proslule
raSelinou, ktere budou podle
potfeby upraveny. Vydrzova-
no tam bude so proc. Nemcn
(uciteld. umelcd a pracujicich
zen) a 10 proc. Rakusan1. Ma
zimu hodla toto Ndruzeni roz-
sifiti cinnost ma Berlin. Must
tedy byti v Nemecku uzasna
bida, zeimena mezi inteligen-
CT. kdyz ] ia Vfdeh, jiz cely
svet musi pomahat, jde do Ne
mecka sc samaritans|kou sluz-
bou!
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-06

fnOretyml platl drive "a nejZa
Imoznjsfho. Tomu nepatfi nynf,
krone nekolika chudych hor-
|skych pollock, ami ty drevaky,
jez ma ma nohou. Pojist9ni je
vzhledem ku velike skode ma
|prosto nepatrne. Ponevadz chu
da sumavska vesnicka Precin
je tax zapadla a sv9ta vzdale-
ma, ze by 81 kruteho osudu ma
lych tech lidi, sotva kdo v ce-
ske verejnosti povsiml, prosi
vroucne nejmenovany ocity
svedek tohoto nestestf ceskou
verejnost, ably Sc snazila zmfr
nit nepopsatelnou bidu pohore
lych. Kdo mdzes, prispej rych-
lie odlozenym satstvem a pra-
diem pro dospele i deti (od 3
do Ia lett a peneznfmi dary.
Kazdy i sebemensi prispevek,
prijat bude velkym povde-
KEN. Satstvo a pradlo je nejle-
pc poslat primo ma obecni d.
rad v Precfne, posta Vacov, pc
nezni Diary ma redakci tohoto
listu. Dairy budou verejne xvi
tovany. Obdarovani ubozaci
budou jiste vroucne vzpominat
lsvych dobrodinci.
Polar mlyna v Mirovicich.
w 1tery II. cerwence v rannich
odinach propukl We mly-
ne p. z. Urbana v Mirovicfch
nezjistenym zpusobem pozar,
ktery se rozSiril a kratke
dobe zachvatil cele mlynske za
rizeni Sc zasobami obili. Sko-
ola pozarem zpGsobena odha-
duje Sc ma 100000 Kc a jest
jen castecne kryta pojist6nim.
Pan Urban, nedawo z Rakous
do Czech Sc pi.ist6hovavsi, "a
koupil mlyn We stavu ubohem,
neltoval zadineho nakladu a
namahy, ably jak mlyn, jak
jeho mlynske zarizeni zdoko-
NALL opatril nejrmodernejsimi
stroll, coz sc mu pri jeho w.
trvalosti a slime energii L.
pine podafilo, takze mlyn byl
chloubou kraje. Rovne5 i ce-
le hospodarstvi nalezite vypra
vii. Nynl jest celia jeho nama-
ha uvedena v nivec. Skoda,
ktera pana Urbana postihla,
budi v kraji zivou dcast, nebot'
postihla cloveka dobr6ho, KITE
ry jak v obchodnim, tax spo
lecenskem styku byl vzdy oso-
bou hledanou.
Slavny pohfeb spisovatele
K. Klostermanna. z Plzne, 20.
cervence. Post. zprava.) Ia
velike ucasti obcanstva vsech
vrstev konal Sc zde dnes slav-
ny pohreb spisovatele Karla
Klostermanna. Rakev teles-
nymi pozdstatky esnuleho, ,jez
byla privezena ze Stekne, wy
stavena byla cd IL. hod. pol.
ma Nemesti republiky pred
radnici ma katafalku v haji pa.
lem a kvetin, po jehoz obou
stranach tvorili cestnou straz
clenove Sokola a DTJ. U kata-
falku, k nemuz byly polozeny
nadherne kvetinove Diary, wy
stridalo Sc az do zahajeni OBJ.
radd obrovske mnozstvi obcan
stva, vzdavajiciho zesnulemu
posledni poctu. Behem odpo-
ledne zapsala Sc do listiny, wy
lozene v presidiu ,radnice, rada
Ismutecnich hosti' z Prahy, Pl-
zne a ostatniho venkova, "a
|stupci lradI a rIznych korpo-
raci spolkd, nichz dluIzno
jmenovati alespon tyto: v "a
stoupeni ministerstva skolstvi
a mar. osvety DR.. V. v. Stech,
"a spolek ceskych spisovateln
beletristd maj" prof. FIR. Sc
kanina, predseda posi-. klubu
csl. narodni demokracie dr.. Lu
kavsky, starosta mesta.l Vino
brad a syndik csl. denniho IT,
sku Jirf Pichl, "a Narodni ra-
du csl. red. Hejret a red. Sci
fert, Ia Ustredni vykonny W.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-06

CT. cESKE VEREJNOSTIl
Patronxt cesko.Americke Sine
M Quincy Ave.
chysta sc k poradani bazaru
We prospech sine 8. a 8. zari.
Kazdy prispej ku zdaru baza-
lu die sve moznOsti.
Ia bazarni vybor
Bob. HOrSGek.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-06-16

Una n diod los e I I m g
ionl Bank de York epo end hio
sEc d mse la pate dmi Mrs
dea
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-10-25
Mr.. vlricultural
News Notes
Shorshorn Sale

At the show held in the morning
of the sale, the cattle were placed
bv Kenneth w keller of Granville
as follows: Aged cows: 1st, Fair
Lucille owned by ]. w. Davis,
Pennsville. End, Rosalie's Mary
owned by Nj. d. Harris, Stockport.
2 year old: 1st, Diamond Marie own
ed by c.: C. Fleming, Stockport. 2nd,
Violet owned by j. l.. Glenn, McCon-
nelsville l year old: 1st. Hill
Crest Fairy owned by c. O. Thomas,
Chesterhill. End, Village Queen
owned by Jackson James, Penns-
vile. Bulls: 1st, Diamond Snow
fake owned by c. c. Fleming. End,
Village Rover owned by Roy James,
Pennsville.
Out of the 81 lots, nine lots sold
for $125 or better, the top price
paid being 1855 for Strawberry
Blossom owned by Irving Smith.
The average for the highest ten
lots was $141, and the average for
the entire sale SSS.57
This being the first sale put on By
the Shorthorn Breeders association
of Morgan county, will no doubt
prove 10 oUlSICeIS llidJ morgan
county has something worth while
so the next and future sales should
go off even better than this one.
The Follow Up Health sIeetings
The follow up meetings in the
health project in the county We're
held on Thursday and Friday OF
las week. The Stockport group OF
leaders held their meeting in the
opera house, Stockport. Thursday
afternoon with an attendance Of 81
Although some of the leaders were
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-10-25

ahead and finish this winter. AT
both meetings Miss Mary C. Kell,
County Red Cross nurse, and Miss
Wanda Przsluska, Health Specialist,
O. S. IT,, were present and gave
talks on the health work for the
county. Miss Kell is taking up the
work as outlined by Miss Przyluska,
in several of the rural schools. Spec
ial mention should be made of the
demonstration work done at the
Cloud fair, by high school girls TN
der the leadership of Miss Kell and
Mrs. j. r. Dunkle.
This work shows quite a growth
over last years, when five townships
were active and leaders held a to-
, tai of 27 demonstration meetings
with an attendance of 336.
Cow Test Report
The following repor; gives the
record of COWS in the Morgan, Ath-
ems, and Wood county, w. Va. as
sociation:
W. S. Harris, owner, Chesterhill
So lbs. butterfat; H. A. Morris, Rox-
bury, 43.5;W. S. Harris, Chesterhill
! 428; John Hope, Athens, 42.8;
Earle Bowman, Cheseerhill, Alb;
Athens Comfy Home, Athens, 40.S;
/ John Hope, Athens, 40.7; Athens
/ County Home, Athens, 40.5 F. T.
/ Dye, Marietta, 40.4; same, 40.2;
w. S. Harris, Chesterhill, 400.
Watch the papers for the yearl!
report, as September ended the fis
cal year of COW testing.
Coming Events
a
! Board of Directors of Morgan county
Farm Bureau, Farm Bureau office
at 1 p. m.
Nov. %, Unionyille Farmers In
stitute.
Nov. 3, Executive committee
meeting OF Shorthorn Breeders AS
sociation, Farm Bureau office at
p. m.
Following is the program of the
farmers institute noted above:
Friday a M, 10 o'clock Song
America Invocation, Mrs. C. A
Stegner; welcome address, l. r
| Barnes; Making the poor field pro
J ductiye, w. D. Zinn; music. orches-
ira; How to keep we'll, DR.. Mary
Anderson; appointment of commit
| tees.
Friday p. m, 1 o'clock-Music
Unionville male quartet; Permanent
pastures, w. D. linn; discussion, r
E. Helt; music, orchestral The
adoescent boy and girl, DR.. Mary
Anderson; discussion, Mrs H. w
/ Leland.
Friday evening, 7:50 o'clock
Music, Bristol ladies' quartet; Rural
| problems w. D. Zinn; music, Meigs-
vile grange; Americas citizen fac
tories, Dr. Mary Anderson; music
Bristol ladies' quartet; music
Meigsville grange.
Saturday a. m., 10 o'clock-Song
Freda Henderson; The fourfold ed
ucation, w. D .Zinn; discussion, F.
A. Davis; reading, Wava Singree !;
It's up to you, DR.. Mary Anderson /;
reading, Claude Barnes; music
orchestra.
Saturday p. M, ] 'clock-Music,
Unionville male quartet; The winter
care of livestock, w. D. Zinn; dis
cussion, j. p. Kidd; The care of the
child, mental and moral, DR.. Mary
Anderson; discussion, Mrs. c.. A.
Stegner
Prizes will be offered as follows ::
Prize on pastures-1st, 81; I'd, 75c;
Sd, soc; 4th, Use. Prize on best 6
ears of corn, 1st, 81; End, soc. Prize
on best potatoes, 1st, 81; End,
soc. Prize on best plate Of 6 ap-
pies, 1st, 81; 2nd, soc. Prize on
best loaf of bread, 1st, 81; End, soc.
Prize on best pumpkin, soc.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-10-25
Faculty Gives Farewell Party

Mr. and Mrs. Fulks were very
pleasantly surprised Thursday even
ing, by party given in their honor
at the high school auditorium The
affair had been planned by the fac
ulty of the high school, McConnels-
vile grades, and Malta grades. The
auditorium was beautifully decorat-
ed with lattice work, autumn leaves
and bitter sweet. Rockers, daven-
ports and rugs added to the cozi-
ness. In behalf Of those present,
Mr.. Bishop presented the honor
guests with a bridge lamp Games
and music were enjoyed during the
evening Delicious refreshments of
ice cream and home mace cake We're
served. The guests departed wish
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Fulks success and
happiness in their new nome.
Personals
A number of high school students
and faculty went to Crooksville Sat-
urday to see the football game be-
tween the high school of that place
and NJ. & M.
Miss Stewart, English teacher,
spent the week end at her home "a,
Cambridge. Q.
Herbert Jones, who has been alb
sent from school the past week from
severe burns, returned Monday.
Kenneth Humphrey, class of '26,
is i'll with pneumonia.
A Senior class meeting was held
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-10-25

firm or the president and secretary
of the corporation bidding and shall
be accompanied by a bond with
surety or sureties, satisfactory to the
board, which surety or sureties shall
be either persons resident OF Morgan
county, Ohio, or a resident or nom
resident surety company authorized
to do business in Ohio; or by certified
check on solvent bank of the state
Of Ohio. The amount of said bond
shall be equal to at least 20 per cent
OF the amount of the bid, and the
bond shall be given in favor Of the
Board of Education, Penn Township
Rural School District, Morgan coun-
ty, Ohio, or the amount of said
check shall be equal to 5 per cent of
the bid and payable to said board.
The bond or check shall be forfeited
if the said bidder fails to enter into
contract with the said board and
furnish the required bond within
ten days after notice Of the accept
ance of his proposal if the award is
made to the bidder. Bonds or checks
or the amount of said checks of the
unsuccessful bidders will be return
ed on demand, and the bond or
check or the amount Of said check
of the successful bidder upon the
execution of the contract and the
furnishing of the required bond. A
bond of so per cent OF the amount
of the contract with satisfactory
sureties will be required for the
faithful performance Of the work.
Bids will be maov out on uniform
bidding forms which will be furnish
ed by the Clerk of the Board of Ed
ucation or by the Architect.
Bids for material and labor for
each item on the bid form must be
separately stated except that alter
nate proposals giving additions to
or deductions from the principal bid
may be stated as a lump sum.
Bids will be received for the en-
tire work covered ~ the plans and
specifications, omitting the heating
and ventilating. Separate bids will
be received for heating and ventilat-
ing or for any item embracing a sep
arate and distinct trade or kind of
mechanical labor or employment en-
tering into the construction of said
building; or any combination Of
such items as provided by the Cen
eral Code of Ohio.
Bids must be sealed and sent to
W. H. Penrose, Clerk of the Board
of Education, Penn Township Rural
School District, Pennsville, Morgan
county, Ohio, by the date and hour
mentioned.
The Board of Education reserves
s1rI.A
BY order of the Board of Educa-
tion of the Penn Township Rural
School District, Morgan county,
Ohio.
B. A. CARR, President
w. H. PENROSE, Clerk.
11o4.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-10-25
CONSTIPATION
goes, and energy, pep and
vim return when taking
CHAMBERLAIN'N
TABLETS
Keen stomach sweet-liver active
bowels regular-only 25c.
NOTICE OF ELECTION UNDER
SECTION 5649-5A OF GENERAL
CODE.

Notice is hereby given that a
proposition to levy additional taxes
for school purposes for and during
the period of five years at a rate
not exceeding three mills in addi-
ton to the maximum rate authoriz-
ed by law, will be submitted to the
electors of the
DEERFIELD TOWNSHIP
school district, at an election to be
held on Tuesday, the 9Th day of No
vember, 1923, at the usual polling
places in said district, between the
hours of $50 o'clock forenoon and
$3.50 O'Clock afternoon.
H. w. WHITAKER,
Clerk of Bd. of Ed. of DeerfielG
Township School District.
BOARD OF DEPUTY STATE SU-
PERVISORS OF ELECTIONS FOR
MORGAN CO., o.,
J. M. Ray, Chief Deputy, S. B.
Sheridan, Clerk. 1903
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-10-25

CONTINUED on page four)
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-10-25
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Sealed proposals will be received
by the board of education of the
Penn Township Rural District, Nor
gan county, Ohio, at the office of the
clerk, Pennsville, Ohio, until twelve
o'clock noon, Central Standard time,
November 10, 1928, for the furnish
ing of all materials and performing
all the labor required in the erection
and completion of grade school
building at Westland, according to
plans and specifications therefor
prepared by F. F. Glass, Architect,
419 Gasco Building, Columbus, o.,
and on file at the office of the clerk
of the Board of Education and the
Architect and open TO public inspec-
tion during all reasonable office
hours until the time herein fixed for
the closing of bids.
Each proposal shall contain the
full name of every person, firm, or
the corporation interested in the
same, and the address Of the person,
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-10-25

not present, the program of demon
strations as previously arranged was
carried out
The McConnelsville group held
their meeting in the H. S. auditor
ium, McConnelsville, Friday after
noon, with an attendance of 22.
The meeting was opened by Mrs. j..
R. Dunlxle, one of the leaders. On
account of several of the leaders
being absent, not quite all the dem
onstrations were given.
Miss Fannie Richardson gave an
interesting talk on the work that
had been done and the possibilities
of the future. She also read the re-
port of the McConnelsville group
which is as follows:
Mrs. Viola Fouts, Deerfield COM
munity, total meetings held /, total
attendance 6, total people completed
work 0;Mrs Mae Barkhurst, Pisgah.
4, 40, Il; Miss Fanny Richardson
Reeds school, IL, ia, 80; Miss
Marcella Phillips, Chaneyville, 1, 3
1; Mrs. Chas. Copeland, Poplar
Ridge, no meetings held; Mrs. Het-
tie Hooper, Oak Grove, 3, 80, O;
Mrs. J. K. Dunkle, Cloud, 6, 1870
6; Mrs. Hazel Gilliland, Reiners-
vile, s, 80, 0. Stockport group
Mrs. Ella Humphrey, Stockport, 2
Is, /; Miss Virgie Patterson, East
Windsor, A AZ, s. Mrs. c. v. Chea-
die, RoXbury, Il, 90, 5; Mrs. May
Spencer, Newton Ridge, 6, so, a;
Mrs Minta Thomas, Fairview, 5
80, 1; Mrs Laura Hammond, Todds
3, So. Z; Mrs. Mabel Bowman, Ches
terhill, 3. 35, /; Mrs. Georgia Hart
Elliott, ., 35. O; Mrs. Virgie Ken
nard, Pennsville, no meetings We're
held.
Total number of people reached
outside of meetings 1877. In all Is
committees were active in this pro
ject, with a total of 60 meetings
held, with a total attendance Of 6S1
and 70 people completing the work
of the four lessons.
Some of the communities not
completing the work expect TO &c
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-10-25

ten him located. He owns but a
few acres of land and a log house
| and makes his living mostly from
rented ground. In the face of the
discouraging wheat situation, low
price with little prospect of relief
in sight, D. L. Vandyne, past 60
years of age, with a whoop and a
hurrah, and a song in his mouth,
has gone forth and sowed 18 acres
to wheat on another mans land.
Now if any of you can 1eat that for
real optimism just trot him out;
and incidentally "Dite" and his wife
, have some to Coshocton on visit,
| the farthest away from home he has
ever been in his life
The grange met Saturday night
in the usual way, but sprung tvs
surprises; one quite the opposite
from the other. The first was that
the Master r. B. Caldwell rendered
his resignation, for certain reasons,
, but it was not accepted While this
and other matters were being
threshed out, some of the ladies
were conspicuous by their absence
to the lower hall, and soon the odor
of coffee began to permeate the at
mosphere. Yes you've guessed it,
that's what it was. Those fellows
who do not attend regular miss a
lot Of good things.
Noble county loses, Morgan gains;
Recently Oscar Hamilton moved to
the Carr farm in Manchester town
ship, but what we started to say
was that on Oct. 19, a son was born
who if all is well, will answer to the
name of Charley for short
Farmers institute here Monday
and Tuesday, Oct. 29-30. There
will be five sessions. The speakers
are Mr.. Lentz and Mrs. Durbin. The
latter was here once before and
proved herself very efficient.