Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-03-13

Silas Thorla, and in it your name is
mentioned as the one that is living
on the Seth Andrews place.
/ am trying to clear up the records
of Andrews. Have written to the
Andrews and Olneys but somehow /
have been unable to get any answer
l am a daughter of Orpha Ann An
drews, daughter of Philander An
drews. Junior, a brother of Lorenzo
and the son of Philander, senior.
My mission is to see if | can find if
Seth Andrews born 1887 was Philan-
der seniors father, and IL he is bur-
led on the Philander Andrews farm
in the family cemetery. | have
been able to get the deeds (copies)
back to 1916 where Seth, senior
bought it, then 1922, where Seth
sold to Philander, ST. If you would
be kind enough to help me and ask
the Olneys if they won't help me, I'll
be so grateful. I am more than
anxious to get the record straight
ened out. Thanking you in advance
/ am,
Sincerely,
ZENADA o. FULLER,
555 w. 184th St., New York City.
Be sure and notice l am looking
for the Seth of 1877, not the Seth
on your place.
New Grange Organized
The folks of the neighborhood be-
gan to arrive at the school house
Saturday forenoon to organize the
was on the scene early. The routine
Officiating new members; election of
officers; installation of officers elect,
by the deputy, assisted by w. T. Por-
ter, Master of Morgan County Tomo-
ma No 81. The officers are, Master,
G. G. Wilson; 0. W., j. Warne; lect.,
Frances r. Lyle; S., G. p. Ray; A. s.,
w f. Fox; chap, c. R. Flanders;
treas, VIM. Yauger; sec, c. b. Ray;
Ceres, Carrie Ray; Pomona, Ona
Warne; Flora, Alice NJ. jenkins; L.
A. S., Bessie Martin; G. K, Harry
Campbell This was pronounced
he largest grange ever organized in
Morgan county. The charter list
will contain rs names, so of whom
are new and reinstatements. Inter
esting talks were made by j. B. Far
"a, young member of Morgan
grange, and w. T. Porter of Deer
ield. Bro. Massey will be with us
again March % at / o'clock. Come
prepared to take some part in the
lecture hour. Music will feature
every program. When you see these
folks and hear them and see who is
coming, you will want to get on the
inside of Meigs Valley grange-the
community builders and boosters If
you faal you can work with us better
tilan elsewhere, come. Visiting pa
irons always welcome
Mother and Child burned
What might have been a terrible
tra&edy and holocaust was in the
making at the s. 3. Scott home Sat
urday evening. Mr.. Scott was just
leaving the house. Mrs Scott who
was ready to go to the barn to do
the milking but had been called to
the telephone, heard their little
daughter Alice Marie, aged four.
scream. Rushing to her she found
her clothing in flames. With pres
ence of mind or something that
comes to heroes or heroines in these
critical times she threw the child to
the floor Mr.. Scott hearing the
% cams Cd1HS JACK Oh ulSn IN Llme
to help eXtinguish the flames. 1t
was found the little ones arm was
badly burned and her side slightly.
After the child had received first aId,
the mother who had with her love
and devotion waited, then said she
was burned. Mrs. Scott's burns were
worse than those of the child. Her
LETT hand is terribly burned, and the
right bad enough At this writing,
Tuesday, they are both doing nicely.
There viii be box social and en-
tertainment at No 7 Saturday even
ing, March %. Della Morey teach