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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-10-23

One of the worst fires this
place has had for a long time,
was this morning when the
main, or administrative build
ing OF the Rocky Glen sanator-
ium was burned to the ground.
Because Of the fact that there
was no water pressure, there
was little that could be done to
fight the flames, other than to
keep the fire from spreading TO
the adjoining cottages and
buildings.
The fire was discovered by the
night nurse a little before five
o'clock. who Immediately called Su-
perintendent III. A. Phillips Mr.
Phillips was at once on the scene
He saw that the upper part of the
building over the kitchen next to
the roof. was a mass of flames, and
while he used chemical extinguish-
ers, he saw that it was needless to
try to save the building, and his
whole attention from that on was to
get the patients to- safety, and to
keep the fire from spreading to the
cottages, which was done.
Just how the fire started is not
known, but it is thought it must
have been from the electric light
wiring. In the building destroyed
were the recreation room, offices,
kitchen, dining room on the first
floor, and helpers headquarters on
the second floor or upper floor The
cellar was filled with fruit and pro-
visions. Practically all of the fur
nishings were sayed.f The sanator-
ium is located on high ground, above
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-10-23
Death OF o. E. jackson

The death of Ormond E. Jackson
of Sanborn, Ia, occurred Oct. 2, at
Hartley. Ia. following an operation
for appendicitis. He was in his
18th year He was born near Balti-
more, Md. In his early life he re-
sided in McConnelsville His sec
ond wife was Ella Harris. OF their
three children two survive-Mrs.
Goldie Whalen and Miss Erma Jack
son, both of Sanborn, la. BY his
first marriage he leaves two chill
dren--S. o. Jackson of Akron, Ia,
and Mrs. Clara Kane of Carpenter,
Wyo. He also leaves brother, j.
E. Jackson of Kalispel, Mont, and
two sisters-Mrs Hattie Thompson
of Storm Lake. Ia, and Mrs. DORM
da Tavenner OF Cordova, Ill.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-10-23
Sayre-Rose. Farm Road

The commissioners of Perry coun-
ty have been busy improving the
road from Sayre to Rose Farm, by
grading, graveling, etc, putting it
in good shape for the winter About
a half mile of this road is in Morgan
county, and while we have been urg-
ing Perry county to get busy, it is
now up to our commissioners to do
the same. The New Lexington road
to the Perry county line, is nearing
completion, and with the stretch be-.
tween Sayre and Rose Farm improv-
ed, we will have an outlet over good
roads.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-10-23
Writes From CaIifornia

Miss Esther l.. GatewoOd who left
here recently for San Diego, Cal,
said in writing the Democrat Oct. Z
from that place:
/ had very nice trip ont, stop
ping in Chicago long enoughito visit
the two brothers there and their re-
spectiye families, with especial at
tention to the twins. The twins are
adorable. That is all q maiden
aunty is privileged to say In their
defense, ! suppose. But really they
are mighty nice. ,atl
stopped in Iowa City with my
youngest brother for day, and
then took the route west which
passes through the beautiful Royal
Gorge between Colorado Springs and
Salt Lake City, and through the
famous Feather River Canyon I'm
California. The latter is one of the
finest stretches of scenery / know,
although not SO grand of course, as
the Grand Canyon of Arizona or.
some views OF the mountains proper.
] had the rather unpleasant exper-
fence of having to transfer from one
train to another, passing ON a single
plank foot bridge across a long
trestle, which the engineer found in
flames when our train approached.
That delayed us.sseven hours alto
gether, but the accident might have
wrecked the train and Incidentally
us, had we passed in the night after
the trestle had bpsned, So everyone.
was thankful and reasonably happy
4 stoppeds for a day at Leland
Stanford, t.,jr, university. at aPaio
Alto Itais very beautiful andsefA
aciently equipped school The me-
mortal chapel Is one or the prettiest
have seen In this copntry. II Is
of Byaantine. are ehitectnre. nodded
ID suit the setting. .ss &. as
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-10-23
TODDS

Sunday school next Sunday at
10 a. m. and preaching at 7:30 D..
m, by Rev. Sandford. Mrs. j. E..
Cheadle and daughter and Delpha
Olney spent over Sunday with A. T..
Carr's OF Corning. y. Mr. and Mrs
M. l.. Johnson had as dinner guests
Sunday Mr. and Mrs. A. l.. johnson
of Athens; Mr.. and Mrs L. E. Kober
and son, Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Cromp-
ton, all of Columbus; Mr.. and Mrs.
Hiram McCann of Stockport; Andy
and Hannah Lynn of Pennsville.
Miss Frances Scott of Bald Eagle
spent Sunday with Bernice Coler.
Mayor John Dunn and wife of Par
kersburg spent Sunday at C. III.
Dunn's. Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Wilson
spent Sunday with Howard Roberts
of Malta. John Greathouse, wife
and SON of PennsvilIe route, Mr. and
Mrs. Hunter Hough and son of NAL
Ia, Mrs. Ida Greathouse and son,
Tom Grubb, Mrs. Windsor OF Guys
vile and Elmer Cheadle were Sun
day guests OF VIM. Van Antwerp's.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Reicker had as
guests Sunday Harry and Leonard
Reicker and families OF Lowell. Ed
Henery and family attended the
lancaster fair and spent Sunday
with Vern Henery OF Somerset.
M and Mrs. w. r. Choguill and
grandchildren Donald and Dorothy
and Chas Robinson were Sunday
callers at NJ II. Johnson s.. Mrs
Jane RigglernEn had As guests Sun
day Ira Calvert and family and
granddaughter OF Malta, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hempfeld Mercer and q. J.
Ghosnill Of Toddg.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-10-23
TannelliIls Visit Here

Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Tannehill and
daughter Miss Kenyon Tannehfll,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Urban TannehiII
and child motored here last Friday
afternoon from Columbus. After
spending a few hours here calling
upon friends and relatives, they
went on out to Meigsville township,
for visit with T. w. TannehiIl's s
sister Mrs M L. Ralph and family.
and to Manchester township TO visit
his brother Mr.. w E. Tannehill.
They expected to go from there to
Marietta, and back TO Columbus tha
first of the week. by the way OF Ath-
ems.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-10-23
Writes From Oregon

Editor Democrat This is to let
some of my friends in old Morgan
know landed here the last day OF
September and have been sick ever
since. think the trip was rather
more than was good for, though
have no regrets as / certainly had
the time OF my life and saw so
many friends. know am not able
to stand anything like l could when
we went marching through Georgia.
j visited John Dewitt at Delaware,
o., and Benton Wilson at Hutchin-
son, Kan, also r.. W. Kirby at Cor
nelius, 10 miles this side OF Hutch
inson. Benton was rather poorly
when | went there. Think my visit
did him good. John Dewitt has
poor healthye but we are all getting
old. just begin to realize / am on
the downgrade. II promised so
ter when / got back, and will keep
my promise II my good health comes
back as / think it will, as I am a.
good deal better than when first
got home. SO ii my friends don't
get a letter as soOns as they expect,
lay 1t to i'll health. expect to go to
the soldiers home again this win
ter, for few months. I have
host OF friends down there I want TO
see. And / have seen so little rain
for year | rather. dread the wet cli-
mate we have here. It's all sum
shine there. and all rain here, in
the winter months, so I will divide
it-go there in the worst and come
back as soon as get tired OF so
much sunshine.
My love to everybody iii Morgan
county. G. Wilson. 1886 II.
Stsfk St., Portlaad, Ore.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-10-23
ually an unpleasant ordeal for a

ually an unpleasant ordeal for a
foreigner.
At the request of Harold Finley
Miss Parsons spoke for a few min
iites about the trees of China. A
number of Chinese pictures were
passed around and Mrs. Button
showed a round Japanese tray fitted
with many small dishes, which are
etc. Mrs. Button also showed three
bulletins or handbills of local in
terest One was dated Oct. 18,
1885 and another bearing the date
Sept. 26, 1925 was an appeal by
Alexander Mcconnell to the cleo
tors of Morgan county in which he
deplored the fact that he must take
up his pen in his own defense. We
quote this item of much interest:
II voted for raising the labor on
highways from soc day to 75c."
He also said he didn't think it
right for men to labor for soc, when
members of the legislature were
getting So" There was pleasant
social time and Mrs Button treated
to delicious chocolate creams.
Officers for the ensuing year were
elected as follows; Pres. George
Carr; Vice Pres, Raymond Durbin;
Treas, Irven Travis; Sec'y, Mary
Burke.
The meeting adjourned until after
the election, the date TO be set by
the program committee. The So
ciety will be entertained by Mr..
and Mrs H. M. Finley.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-10-23
pENNSAud4E

Eli Yocom and wife of Oberlin
came Saturday for visit with his
sister Mrs Lydia Harmer and 9th
er relatives here. = Mr.. and Mrs
Henley Harmer returned to their
home here Tuesday evening. after
spending several weeks with their
daughter Mrs. Chas LINDSAY and
family of Vermont. . Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Dougan were the guests
Sunday and Monday of Earl For
rest and Frank Hopes and families
of Rutland. .4Ar. and Mrs. Russell
Bachelor and Mr.. Geo. Kennard and
daughter Lola were the week end
guests of relatives in Lancaster,
and attended the fair Friday and
Saturday. Rev. and Mrs. j. l..
Sanford and family spent the latter
part OF last week with their son
of Pleasantville and attended the
Lancaster fair. Mrs. Sanford re-
manned for longer visit, while the
rest returned home here Saturday.
ID. w. Llewellyn and wife motor
ed to Crooksville Sunday and spent
the day with their daughter Juan
ita. Misses Wauneta Williams,
Mabel Dewitt, Mildred Dougan, Mr..
Clifford Mercer, Myron Abel and
Dana Syphers were Sunday guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Mercer of
CrOoksvilfe.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-10-23
STOCKPORT RT. 3

The homes of Bernard Hanson
and Ephraim Ellis are quarantined
for scarlet fever. Mrs Viva Hogue
and SON and MIR. and Mrs. Eli Will
son and Mr.. and Mrs Roberts of
McConnelsville were calling on j.
W. McVeigh and wife, Sunday.
Floyd Calendine and family have
moved to the Burt farm near Dale.
John Calendine and wife who
have been living with their SON Ar
thur, have moved back to their
farm. Mr.. and Mrs Cecil Davis,
Mrs Lizzie Davis and daughter Md
bel attended the Lancaster fair,
Saturday
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-10-23
WEsSTLAAND

Miss Vesta Miller, daughter of
George Miller OF Elliott, and Harold
Best, SON of Henry Best, were
united in marriage at McConnels-
vile last Thursday A wedding
supper was served at Miller's on
Thursday evening, then on Satur-
day evening supper was given at
Best's.. w S. Dougan who has
been critically sick for some days,
remains about the same Mr.. and
Mrs Russell Abel and daughter, of
Parkersburg were Sunday guests at
George Strode's. Mrs. Archie Hum
mel who has been sick, is better.
Miss G0lda Devore has been work
ing for her. Mr.. Oliver MePeak
and sons Curtis and Kenneth, Misses
Inez Harrison and Faye Strobe mo-
tOred TO Marietta Sunday and spent
the day with Mrs. McPeak at Tre-
mont hospital, where she under
went an operation two weeks ago.
They found her doing as well as
could be expected, considering the
operation. i. Ed Devore and family
spent Saturday in Marietta, visiting
Fred Devore's. /. Mr.. and Mrs. Car
los Mendenhall and daughter Mar
jorie spent from Friday until Sun
day in Columbus Claire Strobe
attended the Lancaster fair Satur-
day and went on to Utica to visit
his brother Mac. He and, Mac came
back home. Mr.. and Mrs Jesse
Black and daughter Evelyn OF Por-
terville spent Sunday night with
Mrs. Frank Hooper. Willie Hooper
returned home with them, then ON
Monday went to GAINESVILLE Jona-
than and Phoebe Morris enfertained
over the week end nieces and neph-
ews Mrs, Clarence Davis and daugh-.
ter. Mabel Davis. Mrs Emma New
conner and daughter OF Canton. and
Mr., and Mrs Elden Hobson and
daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Hobson OF BARTLETT The Canton
people remained to help celebrate
Mrs. Morris birthday, Oct 20.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-10-23
Court House News

In the partition case of Luada
Vanoster vs. Mildred Alcott ct al,
leave is granted to make C. b. Smith
administrators of Rebecca Roberts
ito become party defendant and to
plead instanter.
In the case of VIM. II. Leeper VS..
Andrew Workman, foreclosure, the
courts entry reads: Judgment by
default for plaintiff against de
fendant for $6D1.67, with interest
from Aug. 25, 1923, and for costs,
and if not paid in three days, mort
gagged premises to be sold.
Bond of Dillon Scott who was in
dicted by the last grand jury for
stealing, is fixed at $500 The ap-
pearance bond of Delbert Coler, in
dicted for abandoning a pregnant
woman, is fixed at $500.
Clarence E Eddleblute has fled
suit against Delbert c. Eddleblute
ct al, for partition of certain real
estate situated in Windsor township.
The attachment case Of w. c..
Bowman vs. Albert Deem and Mary
Morris has been settled and costs
paid.
Taken To Mansfield
Harold Riley ana Cecil BAKER,
who We're indicted by the last grand
jury for burglarizing Harvey's gar
age here, when arraigned Saturday,
'lch entered a plea OF guilty, and
sing between the asses OF 1G and 21
years, were sentenced to the Ohio
state reformatory at Mansfield,
there to remain until legally dis
charged, and to pay the costs of
prosecution. They were taken to
Mansfield Wednesday, as was also
Everett Jones, who was indicted by
the last grand jury.
More Indictments Made Public
James Carter, who was indicted
for non-support, was brought here
from GAINESVILLE, Friday, and releas-
ed on appearance bond of $500.
PROBATE COURT
Marriage Licenses
Harold Curtis Best, farmer, son
of Chas. Henry Best, Penn, and
Vesta Ernestine Miller, daughter of
Geo. w Miller, Rev c. Fl. NORM
officiating
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-10-23
Family Reunion At Raney Home

A reunion was held Oct 19 at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Raney.
west of Malta. A bountiful dinner
was served at noon. The afternoon
was spent in taking pictures, visit
ing, etc. Those present were Chas
Raney of Sheridan, Ill.,. who hadn't
been home before in eight years;
Eli Earich, Geo. Benjamin, Frank
Raney, Ed Raney, Mrs. Anna Price,
Edison Blackburn, Dennis Sands,
and families. ely McIntire and Ey-
erett Price and son joined them for
the evening.-XX.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-10-23
POPLAR RIDGE

Mr.. and Mrs. f. c. Kincaid en-
tertained the latter's cousins Ira
and Will Rusk of Wellington, Kan,
Sunday. Mrs. Earl Kimble accom-
panied her brother Mr.. Wooley and
his wife and son to GAINESVILLE to
see physicians there as the child Is
very i'll. Betty Frash has been
quite i'll from severe cold and
complications, but is now better.
Mrs. Paul Massey recently accompa-
MED her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
ry Wainwright of McConnelsville,
on a motor trip to Columbus. Leo
Patterson is drilling near Cumher-
land. Leo brakes have moved to
Malta. The well recently drilled
by the Sqaires Oil Company on the
Weeden lease, will make a pro-
ducer :. Mr.. and Mrs. Will Allen of
McConnelsyille, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Scott and
daughter and George Balding and
other friends called at W., D. Bald
ing's Sunday. The Baldings move
the first OF November to the Will AL
len home in Happy Hollow and VIM.
Elliott will take possession OF the
Taylor place. Mrs. Chas. Jasper
and daughter visited in Malta over
Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mas
sey spent the week end with the
formers sister Mrs. Roy HanseI
near GAINESVILLE. They returned
Sunday evening by way of Roseville
and Crooksville and recommended
that route to anyone driving to
Poplar Ridge defeated
Dugan in game OF v0lley ball. Fri
day Dogs have been injuring
sheep In this neighborhood and most
OF them are now kept chained.
VIM. Niceswanger and family attend
ed the funeral of the formers an
Gle Lewis Barkhurst at Malta, We'd
nesday. Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID. Bald
ing entertained about 80 persons
evening, with mas
querade party, in honor Of their
sons Fred and Arthur, and Bill
Stewart, who left Sunday for Texas
The evening was spent socially with
games, etcs Refreshments were
served and all left ait late hoar,
after wishing 1.-THE boys a safe
Miss 9Berniee Trotter OF
Roseyille and Rule Price OF Deer
field were week end visitors ~ w.
d Baidingss Mr.. and Mrs Jchn
Glass and Albert Caster and family
visited. Sunday at w. p. Raldins's.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-10-23
BEVERLY MERCHANTS TO GIVE
FREE PICTURE SHOW

You are invited to the Beverly
merchants free picture show to be
given at the Beverly opera house,
Thursday. Oct. so First show at
10:30- a. m A group Of public
spirited business men of Beverly
have decided to entertain their
friends The event is to be pure
appreciation of the confidence and
courtesies accorded Beverly business
men in the past, as well as to get
better ACQUAINTED personally.
You are to be real guests-under
no obligations. free TO everybody.
Come and bring the entire family.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-10-23
Mrs. s.ally pal snns, Homc Rnrns

Tuesday evening the Mrs Sally
Parsons home rear Elliott was burn
ed. The fire caught in the loft.
Most of the down stairs furniture
was saved. With Mrs. Parsons liv-
ed her daughter Miss Lucy Parsons.
Mrs. Parsons is the mothe. of the
late F. p Parsons, former prose-
cutor of Morgan county.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-10-23
pape,.t.,,,fst,,,,e,.a, ateefi,,o

There will be a meeting of the
parept-teachers association in the
high school auditorium here next
Monday evening at 7:30 A repors
viii be given OF the recent confer
ence held in Cleveland. There will
lie talks hy local persons, and a
discussion Of the chiid labor amend
ment. Be present
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-10-23
NOTICE READERS AND
CONTRIBUTORS

Our demand for space this
week has been greater than we
could supply, and it has been
necessary to cOndense c0rreS-
pOndcnces and news items in
general to the quick, and we
have left out notices, ETC., en-
Eirely. We make this announce
ment so that our cOrrespon-
dents and contributors will
know that they have all been
treated the same. Our demand
for space next week will be just
as heavy, il not more so, and
the same rule will be in effect
as is this week. After election,
we will be back to normal, and
will be able to take care OF all
news matter, as heretofore.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-10-23
Raid In York

Sheriff Newton, Deputy Sheriff
Kennard and Marshal Drury went to
York township last Friday and raid
ed the premises of George Kamaro-
my, not far from Deavertown, and
got over barrel of grape wine.
Kamaromy was arraigned here in
common pleas court Saturday and
entered a plea Of guilty, and was
sentenced to pay fine of $500 and
costs, which he did not pay, giving
appearance bond in the sum of ST.
n31.51
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-10-23
Young Peoples Conference

A young peoples conference will
be held at McConnelsville all day,
Saturday, Nov. 8. Sunday schools
of Morgan county should see that
they are well represented at the
gathering. F. d. Cartwright, Super
intendent of Young Peoples Division
of Ohio Council of Religious Edu-
cation, will conduct the conference.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-10-23
Roy Apricman Making Coed

His many friends in the county
will be interested in learning that
Mr.. Roy Appleman, freshman at o.
S. u, has already made for himself
a name. The freshmen English
class numbering between 500 and
900 students, was given three
themes to write upon, and Mr. APP
pleman's production was such that
he was chosen one of 19 best stu
dents, and placed in the advanced
English class.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-10-23
Dies after Drinking Alcohol

GAINESVILLE papers noted the death
Of Mrs. Nellie Williams which oc-
Cured at the Bethesda hospital
Monday morning, as the result, it
was stated, of drinking denatured
alcohol 1t was stated that Chas.
Galley, an Oklahoma man, who was
member Of the drinking party, was
at first in a serious condition, but
later was recovering
The deceased was formerly resi-
dent of McConnelsyliIe, her maiden
name being Head She is survived
by one daughter, who resides in
Malta.
Funeral services were held from
The Dean funeral home Wednesday,
conducted by Rev j. H. Kinney, and
interment was made in Woodlawn
iEnAefnrY
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-10-23
MAI. ROIs'T COLE AND ORTON
DUNN HERE FRIDAY NIGHT

A meeting of the Morgan county
council and of all local troop COM
mittees of the Boy Scouts of Amer
lea. will be held in the office of
Attorney Emmett Taylor at 1880
o'clock. Friday, Oct. oath. Scout
Executive Cole and Mr.. Dunn, pres
ident of the MuslSingum district,
will be present to discuss matters of
great Importance to scouting in
Morgan county Definite action will
be taken at this meeting as to
whether some certain amount OF
supervision will be obtained from
the district and the scout move
ment in Morgan county will be re-
.yiyed and an interesting and help
full program put into action, and
scouting In Morgan county become
a permanent success; or whether
without some outside assistance,
the movement will fail and finally
die outright, as former effort did.
The Boy Scout movement, all over
the country, has proven to be one of
the greatest for the developing OF
young manhood; and 1t will be SO
proven here, if it is allowed to live
and have the support of the men and
women of the community.
All persons who are interested. in
seeing the Boy. Scouts survive and
succeed, are invited and urged to
be present Friday night and help to-
solve the present problems.
Find Stolen Car
Last Thursday a Special Six
studebaker auto, 1924 model, the
property of Roy Reaves of Ellis
Station, Muskingum county. was
found on the Bowman place near
ChesterhiIl 1t is stated that Jesse
Love, Washington county con-
stable, attempted to arrest the
driver of this auto, for speeding, at
Bartlett, but failed However he
got the license number, and in an
effort to find out the driver, discover
ed. that the license number had been
purchased for Ford coupe at
Cleveland This aroused the sus-
picion of the officer, and he went to
the Bowman place, and took out
part of the timer SO it would not
ran, and. notified the officers here of
the car When they went out they
found that team OF horses had been
hitched to it, and ii had been taken
down into field and covered with
brush and hay. The machine had
been practically stripped, and as far
as possible all identifying marks re-
moved However the engine number
was undisturbed, and when the car
was brought here, Marshal Drury
discovered it to be the same as the
car stolen from Ellis station. The
owner there was notified of the
find, and was down Sunday night
and identified it. It was stripped of
its Tenders, windshield, bumpers,
and top, and the rear seat taken off
The various dismantIed parts were
found hidden in the Bowman barn
in different places.
Neal Bowman, who it is alleged
had the car in his possession. skip
ped just before the officers found
the machine.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-10-23
yVooley Child Dies

Richard Lee, three year old son
of Mr.. and Mrs II. A. Wooley back
of Malta, died at Bethesda hospital
Wednesday at p. m. The child had
been taken 20 the hospital Sunday
suffering with tubercular meningitis
and pneumonia.
he BODY was BROUGHT down We'd
nesday evening, and the funeral
will be held from the Wooley resi-
dence Friday morning at 1890, with
in the Malta cemetery.