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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-10-11
Prof. Fulks Offered Fine Position

Last SATURDAY mOTHIHg SupeTIH-
tendent B. F. Fulks of the M. & M.
schools was called to GAINESVILLE tc
meet the superintendent of the
Mansfield schools, at the request of
the latter. At the meeting Mr..
Fulks was offered the principalship
of the Mansfield high school of 400
pupils at a splendid salary, much
larger than what he receives here.
The offer appealed to Mr.. Fulks, an
he asked that the board OF education
here release him. Due to the fact
that our schools here are in such
splendid shape and that there would
be difficulty in getting some salts
factory person to take his place. the
board wisely refused to grant Prof.
FulkS' request. =.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-10-11
Delightful Picnic at TOdds

Sunday, Oct. 7, friends and rela-
tives of Lewis Choguill who is visit
ing from Kansas, came with we'll
filled baskets to the church at Todds,
and on the church ground where he
had played 40 years ago had pic
mic dinner Mr.. Choguill will be
remembered as the youngest son of
Samuel and Savilla (Todd) Choguill,
and their home was where John AL
lard now lives. His grandfather
Todd lived where Elisha Choguill
lives and kept the TOdds post office.
He was 10 years old when he left
here and this is his first visit back.
Those at the dinner were Geo.
Fawcett and two daughters and w.
T. Choguill and wife from Stock
port; Wilson Thompson and wife,
and Essie Payne, Pennsville; Mr..
and Mrs. Hunter HOugh and son,
McConnelsville; Oren Pierpoint and
family, Mrs. Sadie Pierpoint, Leslie
Ellis and wife, Mrs. Howard Ellis,
Mrs. Ida Greathouse and son, Mr..
and Mrs. Van Antwerp, Elmer Chea-
die and daughter Alice, Howard
Harris and wife, e. r. ChOguill and
F. L. Nickols and families, Linley
Pierpoint and daughter, GAINESVILLE,
and Lewis Choguill from Humboldt,
Kan. Mrs. Ida Greathouse and Mr..
ChOguill were to run a. race like
they did when they were school
children, but they decided they had
eaten too much dinner, and it was
well they did from the amount Of
chicken, cake, etc., they had slowed
away We hope Mr.. Choguill had
such a good time he won't put it off
40 years before coming back again.
Xxx
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-10-11
Home from Long Auto Trip

Mr.. and Mrs. George Ralston and
their son Mr.. John Ralston of Cald-
we'll returned Wednesday of last
week from a two months auto trip
which took them to southern Cali
fornia. They went out by way OF
Denver, COL, and back by the Santa
Fe route, and in all covered 1880
miles. Outside of few punctures
and minor things, they had no car
trouble. While they saw much
country, and had time to inspect it
quite thoroughly, they found no
place that suited them anything like
so well as Ohio.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-10-11
Fined $500 and Costs

Thursday afternoon w. D. Adrian,
D. c., was fined here in Mayor Raj
ston's court $500 and costs for il
legally practicing a limited branch
of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. without
state license. A few weeks ago he
was arrested on similar charge,
and was tried before a justice s
court, and was given a minimum
fine of $25 which was remitted.
Refusing to pay his fine, DR..
Adrian went to Jail Tuesday fore
noon. Should he serve out his en-
tire sentence of $500 and costs, he
will have served in all over 500
days.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-10-11
Forest Mummey who recently

Forest Mummey who recently
moved to Sebring from Stockport,
has already distinguished himself
as a horseshoe pitcher. On Oct. g. he
and Elmer 4aPedicord accepted the
challenge Of ALT Taylor and Geo.
Stockwell champions OF Damascus,
o., and won five out Of seven games.
Mummey has since challenged Tay-
lor to game to be played single
handed. CO. Gir. AZ gefk.Ss
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-10-11
CHESTERHHL

Mrs. Bannie Michener is visiting
relatives in the country. Sadie
Barnes returned Sunday fromAthens
county where she was called few
weeks ago by the death of her
grandson. She left shortly for a
visit with her son Carl and family
of Marietta. Geo. Moore and Beck
lie Worrall are visiting relatives in
guests his brother and family of
Ringgold. C. 0. Wood OF McCon-
nelsville called on his mother Mrs.
Mary Wood who is staying with her
sister Eva Smith who is in poor
health. Roy Rowland and family
of near Cincinnati spent Sunday
night at j. B. Rovland's.. Mr..
Deems moved from the Harvey Beck
farm into the rooms in the old hall,
vacated by Ason McGrew.. Charley
Hopes are packed ready to move
to McCOnnelsville, where he has en-
ployment Their rooms are to be
occupied by Lee Woodward. .Clar7
ence Wagner intends moving into
the house where Lee Woodward
lives. DR.. Rays were spending a
d
rooms ready TO rent. We under
stand Earl Woodward's will live
there. The school is supplied with
an English teacher at last. C. E.
Fawcett's of Stockport and Lewis
Choguill of Kansas called on friends
and relatives here Sunday evening,
and took supper at the hotel. They
had attended a picnic at Todds CIV
en- in honor of Mr. Choguill by his
old schoolmates, that having been
his home the first 10 years of his
life. w. A. Thomas COW which was
very sick Saturday, seems to have
fully recovered. Mary Talbot is
still very low. Her son Carl is with
her. Mrs. Randall is also staying
there. Alpha Thompson who lately
visited in Toledo, Columbus and
GAINESVILLE, has gone to stay at
Stephen Schofield's for the winter.
Frank McGirr is tearing down the
old kitchen at the Kate Ewing prop
erty.. Several are getting papering
done this fall, to be ready for spring
and avoid the. rush.. May Arm
strong had not returned home as
stated in our last, but went Satur-
day. MT. Olive Chapter No. 336
o. e. S. will hold their regular
meeting Oct. 16, at which time the
initiatory will be conferred on can
didates, and a special pogram rem
dered. All members are urged to at
tend and a cordial welcome will be
given to visitors. Refreshments.
DIR. H. P. Michener and wife motor
ed to Glouster Sunday after Effie's
mother, who has been in Columbus
taking treatment. Norma Wood re-
turned to Bliss college Monday
morning, having been home some
time with a heavy cold or grip.
The dust on Church street was so
unbearable that the street commits
sioner had to have it sprinkled
Tuesday morning. Camp meeting
is in progress on the fair grounds.
Cornell's moved last week to the
home purchased some time ago of
DR.. w. III. Rabberman, known as
the J. e. Rabberman farm. C. p.
'Yocom and wife started for Oberlin
Monday morning to visit his mother
and brothers. .yJ. E. and Addison
Vernon spent Sunday with relatives
here, returning Monday morning,
their mother LIZZIE Doan accompa-
nying them for Short visit. ;. The
lady teachers and Marian Reed
started out Tuesday evening with
baskets. presumably for a picnic
supper.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-10-11
Birthday Party at Simcox Home

Friends and neighbors gathered
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. o. L.
Simcox Sunday, Sept. 80, to remind
their son Ivan OF his 21st birthday.
At noon a large table was spread
and about 1O5 partook of the fine
dinner. The ladies enjoyed them
selves socially with music, ETC.,
while the men engaged in horse
shoes. Ivan received several nice
presents, one being a horse the gift
of his father. The following were
present: Ivan Simcox, Aaron Groves
and Kenneth Forest, Waterford;
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Murray, Nc
Connelsville; Ewell McKelvey, Wade
Dunlap, @. E. Wiley, Lew Hilton,
Abe Newton, ]. "A. Hutchins, Clar-
ence Barnhart, Warren Barnhart,
VIM. Phillis, c. H. Sherlock, w. w.
Simcox, E. w. Simcox, e. w. Hum
phrey, L. R. Dewitt, Elmer Kirk
patrick. Vannie Allen, Clinton Tay-
lor, Wesley Gordon, Bruce Wiley,
Frank Phillis, J. E. Williams, o. L.
SimcoX and wives, Mrs Emma
Smith, Mrs. Verna Parrish, Sadie
and May McMannis, Herman Hill
ton Helen Marion and Russell Clark,
Doris, Vera, Robert and Lola Dun
lap, Deloris Simcox, Idabelle Dewitt,
Robert and Ruth Barnhart, Lloyd,
Jessie and Dale Simcox, Jessie, Guy
and James Phillis, Josie and Wine
ford Humphrey, Sam Glines, Mil
dred and Dale Allen, Carlos Parrish,
Emma Minks, Walter Wiley, Louise
Williams, Vera and Ira Walker,
Sarah Brown, Edna and Lura Nor
ris, Maude Stiers. Paul Smith, Chas.
Sherlock, jr., Donald, William and
Dorothy McKelvey, r. P. Mccoy,
Marion. Virgil, Walter, Zelda and
Lewis Wiley, Effie Sproat, Robert
Mccoy and Billie Sproat.-XX
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-10-11
Marriage Licenses
Helm One Another Club Meets

The Help One Another club met
Oct. at Louisa Rex's, After the
business, a surprise program was
given. 1t was decided to have a
masquerade and weiner roast for
the club and their families at the
home of Thos. Rex Oct. 26. Pressed
chicken sandwiches, cake and
grapes were served.
The next meeting will be at the
home of Nellie Rex. Onlcers VIII
he elected for the new year.-XX
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-10-11
Spend Day 1T Big Bottom Park

The Morgan County Soldiers as
sociatiOn held the second meeting of
the year at Big Bottom park, Oct. A.
Thirty-one veterans were present
and answered roll call at noon time.
Following are the names and regi-
ments Of those present: A. A. Coul-
son, Co.; Major Kahler, 62 o.
v. l.; A. D. King, Co. F, So, o. v. ".
l.; Jos. Knight Co. D, 81, o. v. v.
l.; Frank Mendenhall, Co. G, 161:
Chas. Hamilton, Co. E, 1913, o. vi;
VIM. White, Co. F, 80 o. v. v. L.:
Boone" Smith. Co. E. Is o. v. v.
l.; J B. Smith, Co. K-B, II o. ". ".
L.; Geo. Patterson, Co. G, So o. v.
v. l.; Harry Palmer, Co. H, IT o. v.
v. L.; G.. w. Reed, Co. H, rs o. ".
" l.; Jonas Bingham, 189 o. v. L.;
Gillogly; Jos. Flanders, Co. X, 80 o.
V. v. L.; VIM. Williams, Co. B, 62 o.
v. v. T.; G.. w. Yarnell, Co. C, 1872
o. v. l.; Israel Fouts, Co. C, 1872 O.
v, l.; Wesley McKibben, Co. C, SO
0. v. v. L.; Jesse McKibben, Co. F.,
II o. v. v. l.. j. L. Bingham, Co. /,
1st o. v. L.; Alvertus Matson; Jabez
Mcdaniel, Co. I, 1st o. vi; Geo.
Bole, Stockport; Jesse Vaughn, Co.
F., II o. v. v. L.; J. B. Farra, Co.
B. 62 o. v. VI.
Visitors and friends to the num-
Der of 100 in all, enjoyed a sump-
tuous picnic dinner, served by the
w. r. C. to which ample justice was
done. After dinner all Joined in
singing America, led by Major Kah-
Ter. Now the strains of the violin
were heard and all who could enjoy
ed dance on the green. President
Kahler called the meeting to order,
and to the accompaniment of the vio-
lin sang Marching Through
Georgia." all joining IN the chorus.
Miss Mary Hogue of Chesterhill gave
a reading, Have you the Counter
sign" Mrs. Louella Mcdonald read
selection describing the marking
of the battlefield of Chickamauga.
Officers for the sensuing year were
elected as follows: President, Mai.
F. M. Kahler; vice pres, ]. L. Ben
jamin; sec'y and treas, A. D. King.
A motion by J. B. Farra carried,
that vote of thanks be given the
people who so generously donated
the use of their cars; to Mr.. and
Mrs. Hopkins of Chesterhill, for the
music. and to Mr.. and Mrs. McKib-
ben who helped to make a pleasant
day for the soldiers and their
friends.-XX.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-10-11
Chide,ster-Pa1ner

Last Thursday afternoon MIR
George Chidester and Miss Anna
Palmer were married by Elder G. H
NORM at his home in upper Malta
Both are residents Of Malta. Mr.
Chidester is a barber. He is the son
of Mrs. Mary M. Chidester, and Mrs.
Chidester is the daughter Of the late
Mrs. Margaret Palmer. They will
reside in Malta.
The bride wore dark blue suit,
with grey accessories. The wedding
was followed by supper at the
home of the bride, as surprise to
the newly married pair. Mr.. Child
ester was captain IA years in the
standing army. He went overseas
in the world war and served as a
sergeant until the close of the war.
He has been around the world. He
came to Malta from New York. He
and his wife have the congratula-
tiOnS of many friends.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-10-11
The SCOTS Took Delightful Trip

Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Scott of CO.
lumbus made brief visit here the
forepart of the week, arriving Mon
day and leaving Tuesday. They ex-
pected to stop near GAINESVILLE, at
the Clarence wilkins home, and If
Mrs. Scott's mother Mrs. Annie Din
gey was able she was to accompany
them to Columbus for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott were just re-
turning from a delightful ten days
motoring trip. They had been over
in Pennsylvania, near Little Wash
ington in Washington county in that
state. Mr.. Scott lived there in his
early life and enjoyed his trip back
very much. His relatives who re-
sided there are now all gone, except
an uncle by marriage whom he had
the pleasure of meeting. They also
stopped in Pittsburgh on their trip,
and went on over east among the
mountains, sight seeing.
They came down here by way of
Young Hickory and Bristol.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-10-11
Rocky GIens Win Close Game

In the second baseball game with
Amesville, Rocky Glen won Sunday
afternoon at the ball diamond above
Malta, by the score of to 2. From
the very beginning the game was a
good one-perhaps the best ever
played on that field. Up until the
last half of the ninth inning the
score was tied all, then Boyd
Wallace for Rocky Glen batted a
home run. Nell and Peyton were
the batteries for Rocky Glen.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-10-11
Gathering at Hallowell Home

Sunday, Oct z, number of
friends and relatives gathered at
the home of Mrs. Alice Hallowell,
with well filled baskets, and a.
noon fine dinner was served cafe
terra style. The afternoon was spent
with music, taking pictures, ETC.,
and general good time. The
guests of honor were w. C. Halo
we'll and daughter Mrs. Ralph
Commack of Salem, Ia, and Mrs.
Flora Michener of Mt Pleasant,
Ia. This is Mr. Hallowell's first
visit in Ohio since he left here about
40 years ago. Those present besides
the guests of honor were Mrs. Alice
Hallowell. Mr.. and Mrs. w. o.
Shook, Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Halo
well, Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Hallowell
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis
Hallowell and daughter, Clark Van
horn and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
McElfresh, Carl Michener and fam
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Coulson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Beck, Mrs.
Ida Michener, Miss Frances Wool
man, Miss Mary McElfresh, Otis
Krigbaum, Frank Carly, Mrs. Jas.
Carpenter and Joe Sheets.-XX.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-10-11
Capt. Bethel Lands Fine Position

place has been chosen assistant
steward at the Ohio penitentiary,
and began his duties Monday of this
week. The position was secured
through civil service and is a very
good one. Captain BetheIs fine war
record entered quite bit into help
ing him to secure the place. His wife
will likely remain here until the end
of the school year when her son Mr..
Wayne Jackson will graduate from
M e M
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-10-11

Keeping our eyes open for a
dozen years or more and by compare
tive tests. we find it foregone con-
clusion that the victrola and Victor
records are without equal. Morris
Hardware always renders you cour-
teous and satisfactory service.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-10-11
;, Mrs. Clara; Ellis OF Malta has been
laid up with acute Indigestion.

Omar M Abel. aged 35, of Toledo,
died Tuesday at the home of his sis
ter Mrs. Frank Woods in GAINESVILLE.
He leaves another sister Mrs. Flor
ence Hohmann Of Chicago, and two
brothers Howard Abel Of Akron and
Willard Of Bridgewater, s. D.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-10-11

Mrs. John Harper of this place
who has not been well for some
has been bedfast for the
past ten days suffering with grip
which is aggravated with heart trou-
BILE. However she Is some better.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-10-11

The district meeting of Athens
Presbyterial will be held at. Bristol
church on Thursday, Oct. 18, at 10
am. The program will include re-
views of home and foreign study
books. a talk and letter on overseas
work, needs of freedmen, reports of
the auxiliaries. Many delegates ex-
pocted. Lunch at the church.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-10-11
Two from SantOY

Sheriff Newton, Marshal Drury
and Deputy Charles Kennard went
to Santoy Tuesday. They got half
gallon of white mule at Jas. Bran
agan's. They also got jug of wine
which was in the possession of J. M.
Blackson. The latter was brought
here and when arraigned before
Judge Lyme entered a plea Of guilty
and was fined 800 and costs, which
were paid. Branagan will be ar
raigned some time today.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-10-11
NOTICE

Companions there will be stated
assembly of McConnelsville Council
No. 1O6 r. & S. M. this Thursday
evening.-Roy Gay, Recorder; J. A..
King, T. Ill. NJ.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-10-11
Tho meeting of the Morgan coun

II0 IHCCtIUb OA 1t1
ty O. C. M. S. held here at the Main
st. Church of Christ Sunday, was
carried out about as previously an
nounced, and the basket dinner at
noon was an enjoyable feature of
the day. County officials elected
for the coming year are Fred Num-
mey, president; L. ]. Coffman, vice
president; Mrs. c. j. Ross, secretary
and treasurer.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-10-11
COURT HOUSE NEWS
COMMON PLEAS COURT

d. l.. jenkins VS.. l.. L. jenkins
to" contest will" is the title of a new
suit filed. The plaintiff and de-
PENDANTS are sons of Carrie L. Jen-
kins, and her only heirs at law
Plaintiff in petition AYERS that by
the terms of will of Carrie L. Jen-
kins, the defendant L. 7. Jenkins is
the sole legatee and devisee Of the
said Carrie Jenkins Plaintiff AYERS
that certain paper which has been
will of said Carrie Jenkins, but that
at the time of her signing the paper
she was of extreme age and weaken
ed mentally and was cOerced into
the signing of said paper by undue
influence of L. T. jenkins. Plaintiff
prays that an issue be made up as to
whether said paper writing is the
last will of Carrie Jenkins, and that
the same may be set aside, and that
he have such other relief as he may
be entitlded to by reason of the
premises.
The case of VIM. Bradley VS. Kere
Brock, for money judgment and
foreclosure of purchase money, went
to the jury Wednesday evening, af-
ter having been in progress since
Monday. The jury returned a YER
dict in favor of Mr.. Bradley for
$114.93. This action grew out of
the sale of farm by plaintiff to de-
fendant on the terms of $4,000
cash down and defendant paying
plaintiff or his wife 800 yearly dur
ing life. 1t was for the non pay
ment of the 500 that suit was
brought. Defendant then set up a
cross petition in which she claimed
plaintiff through certain transac-
tions owed her the sum of $390.28.
The verdict was for the 800 and in
terest of $14.93.
New Suits Filed
Morris Hardware Co., partner
ship, has filed suit for money only,
against Wilson Construction Co.
The amount is for $185.02 and in
terest thereon from Oct. /, 1928,
which plaintiffs allege is due on an
account for goods sold and deliver
ed to defendants beginning May /,
1923, and ending Oct. /, 1928.
amounting to $1S5.O2, no part of
which has been paid.
PROBATE COURT
Julia E. Carr has been appointed
guardian of the person and estate or
Jessie L. Carr, minor heir OF G. S.
Carr, deceased. Bond, $4,000.
Chas. Chase, John Burguin and
John Strickland have been appoint
ed appraisers of the estate Of John
Shuster, deceased.
H. J. Harmer has been appointed
administrator with the will annexed
of the will of E. A. Doudna, deceas-
ed. Bond, $1,000. c. l. Schofeld,
c.. E. Crew and J. E. B Doan were
appointed appraisers.
The wills of Edwin Crew and
Mary B. Crew have been admitted
to probate.
J. H. Wickersham has been ap-
pointed administrator of the estate
of Fred S. Murray, deceased. Bond
$2,800. Carl Walker, Elmer Kirk
patrick and w. w. Simcox, apprais-
ers.
Marriage Licenses
Geo. w. Chidester, son or W.. b.
barber, and Anna Palm
er. seamstress, daughter of George
Palmer, both of Malta, Elder G. n.
NORM officiating.
Andrew Dale Duncan, laborer, OF
and Ivyl Viola Price,
daughter of Alva Price, Rev. Frank
Gillian.
Dow M. Ross, farmer, of Bart
lett. and Ethel May Kille. Marion
Rev. E. o. Morris officiat-
ing.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-10-11
Gasoline Stolen from Filling Static

Tuesday night parties stole about
rs gallons of gasoline in Malta from
the Deedrick filling station OF
which T. M. Glidden has charge. On
the night of Sept. 25. he had a
quantity stolen from the station at
his residence. All Deed has to say
Is that his Winchester is loaded
and he is not always asleep.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-10-11

Mrs. Lee Anderson of Bristol who
has been in 1Dor health for several
weeks, is no. confined to her home
with congestion OF the lungs.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-10-11

Mrs. Ella Scott, Messrs. Wilford
and Orton Scott, Miss Jennie Scott
and Miss Wava Wilson motored to
Cambridge Sunday and visited Mrs.
Scott's daughter Mrs. Eta Brill
there. Tuesday evening a number
of persons came in from Pennsville
and spent the evening at the Scott
home here. enjoying music. etc.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-10-11
ELLIOTT

Bob Howard sold horse last
week to horse buyers at McConnels-
vile. Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Knight
of billiards, O., visited the past
week with relatives and friends here.
Miss Rachel Strobe returned to
Columbus Tuesday, after spending,
some weeks with home folks. .Dal-
las Kane's are digging a cellar and
repairing their house. Earl Wells
is still better. "A daughter was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Rouanzoin last
Friday. Miss Ival Price, daughter
of Alva Price, and Dale Duncan OF
Mountville were married in McCon-
nelsville last Saturday. viii Clark
of Philo spent the week end with his
parents. Herbert Davis and family,
Mrs. Mary Howard and daughter
Lucy Mr.. and Mrs. Claire Strobe,
Frank Howard and Miss Jessie
Sands spent Sunday in GAINESVILLE
the guests of lie Roy Fox. Fred
NORM and family Of Newark spent
Saturday night and Sunday with rel
atives. Miss Daisy Davis attended
the soldiers picnic at Big Bottom
last Thursday. .Comley Hallowell
and daughter Mrs. Cammack and
Mrs. Flora Michener of Iowa, are
visiting in this neighborhood. Mao
Strobe of Utica was an over Sunday
guest of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilbur Mendenhall, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fuller Welch and baby and Mrs.
Georganna Ancel of GAINESVILLE were
week end guests Of Harlan Menden--
halls. Misses Inez Price and Rhea
Hambel spent over Sunday at Clyde
Shocks of Zion RIDGE. Mrs. Albert
Spurrier of Zion ridge was pretty
badly hurt Friday, when she fell
from a high porch. Frank Price
was hurt Friday when he fell from
over head in the chicken house.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-10-11
Report of Smith School, Bloom TWP

For month of September, boys, 8,
girls 6, total Is. Average percent
of boys 100, girls SO. Those pres
ent every day and not tardy are AL
bert Huffman, Clarence James, Roy
Huffman, Allen Stewart, Herman
Perry, Robert Williams, Wilmer
Gibeaut, Robert Culver, John Shriv-
ers, Louise Gibeaut, Olive Culver,
Wava Huffman, Opal Gibeaut, Belle
Shrivers.-Stanly Huffman, teacher.