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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-09-18
Death Of Mrs. Jas. Crisman

The death of Mrs James Crisman
at her home a short distance up the
river from McConnelsville, occurred
Saturday morning at about 4 o'clock.
Her illness was mentioned in this
paper last week While she had been
in failing health and suffering with
a complication of troubles, appen-
dicitis having also developed, she
had been able to ba around up until
short tinse Of her death. Her last
illness wa&sof about ten days dura-
ton.
Mrs. Crisman would have been 65
Her maiden name was Mary Louisa
Yost, and she was born and reared
in Bement, III. She was the last OF
family of six children. Since her
marriage which occurred in Noyem-
Der, 1891, her home had been in
Morgan county, in the locality where
her death occurred. Besides her
husband she leaves two daughters-
Mrs. Daisy Devol of McConnelsvilie
and Mrs. Ella Mellinger who re-
sides at North Salem, Ind In her
last illness and at her death both
daughters were with her. Mrs.
Crisman was highly regarded
woman.
The funeral services which we're
held Tuesday morning at ten o'clock,
from the Crisman residence, were
private, and were conducted by Rev.
B. F. w Pitman of the Main Street
Church of Christ. Interment was
made in the McConnelsyille ceme-
terY
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-09-18
B. S. Thisseu Mary Barkhurst,
Death OF Amos A. Seuders

Mr.. Amos A. Souders, aged 88
years, died Sunday at his home near
Deavertown. He had been in poor
health for long time, and paraly-
sis was the immediate cause of his
death. He had lived all his life on
the same farm, and was born in the
same room in which his death oc-
Cured. He leaves the following
children: DR.. B. A. Souders of Cam
bridge; DR.. Samuel Souders of
Crooksville; Mrs. Effie Martin and
Miss Mae Souders of Columbus;
Mrs. Emma Burkhart of GAINESVILLE;
Arthur and the Misses Naude and
Nellie Souders of the home With
the death of Mr.. Souders the last of
a family of 13 children is removed.
In the family were IL brothers and
one sister
Funeral services were held We'd
nesday forenoon at the Jerusalem
Lutheran church, near Deavertown,
and interment was made in the
church cemetery. Mrs. C. F. Siler
of McConnelsville is a niece of the
deceased, and with her husband had
planned to attend the funeral, but
owing to the heavy rain of Wednes-
day morning they did not go.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-09-18
MIR. FRANK BROWN DIES
UNEXPECTEDLY AT COLUMBUS

Very Unexpectedly came the word
here Wednesday morning that Mr.
Frank Brown had died suddenly at
his home in Columbus, at o'clock
While particulars are lacking, death
was due to heart trouble. He had
so far as is known here, been in his
customary health, looking after his
business as usual. He was about
81 years of age, and was a son of
the late John and Mary A. Long
streth Brown of Malta He was a
director of the Brown-Manly Plow
Co., and had charge of the branch
office of that concern in Columbus,
where he had resided for the past
25 years His wife who was Miss
Alice Doyle of Columbus, survives
They had no children, but a niece
Miss Grace Mcnamara has made her
home with them Surviving Mr.
Brown are three brothers-U. H
Brown of GAINESVILLE; DR.. ]. E.
DIOWH Oh COlunD DuS, ana Ii. IL.
Brown OF this place; and one sister,
Mrs. Lizzie Miller, wife of E. G. Mil
Ter of Columbus. One brother, w.
A. Brown of Iowa. is deceased. Mr.
Brown was highly esteemed man
He attended college at Delaware;
was a member OF the Malta M E.
church, and had membership in
the Country and Scioto clubs of Co
lumbus.
r. K. Brown left Wednesday for
Columbus.
Funeral services will be held Fri
day at O'Clock p. M, from his late
home, with burial in Columbus.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-09-18
RatiifYe-Funke Wedding

Rev. l. Marshall Page, pastor of
the First Methodist Protestant
church, performed the marriage GER
emony Wednesday morning at IL
o'clock at his home, for Miss Ruth
Funke, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. E..
j. Funke. 443 North Monroe avenue,
and Mr. Bradley Ratliffe of Bristol,
Va. The bride, who was unattend-
ed, wore a gown of powder blue
crepe with ecru lace trimming the
top of the bodice and short sleeves,
and forming short apron on the
skirt
Mr.. and Mrs. Funke entertained
% guests at a breakfast at their
home after the church service.
Mr.. Ratliffe and his bride will
visit relatives and travel through
the south for one month, before go
ing to Houghton Lake, Mich, where
they will reside.-Columbu Dis
patch.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-09-18
REV. ALVIN N. GROVE NEW
PRESBYTERIAN PASTOR HERE

At a congregational meeting OF
the McConnelsville Presbyterian
church held Monday evening, Rev
H. T. Bay of Beverly presiding, a
call was extended to Rev. Alvin N
Grove of Macksburg, O., to become
the pastor of the church Mr.. Grove
has accepted and will assume the
work at once, he and his family
moving to the manse here.
Mr.. Grove is member of the
Steubenville presbytery. For few
years he has not been preaching, but
has been teaching at Macksburg, and
has held the superintendency of the
schools there. He is a graduate of
Princeton.
His family consists of his wife and
six children. The three older-two
sons and a daughter, are in college,
at Wooster, Marietta and Kent, re-
spectively. The three younger, at
home, are twin boys who are Of
freshmen, high school, age, and a
daughter aged IL years.
Rev. Grove will occupy the pulpit
at the church here the coming Sun
day morning, but there will be no
preaching service in the evening,
owing to the strain of work incident
to getting moved.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-09-18
T. @. Wilson Leaves For Home

Mr.. T. C. Wilson of Portland,
Ore, who attended the G.. A. R. Ma
tional Eneampment at Boston, and
stopped off here on his way back,
for visit among friends and rela-
tives in the county, left Tuesday
He attended the 62nd regimental
reunion at GAINESVILLE, and Thursday
went to Lancaster to attend the re-
union of his regiment-17th o. ".
l., and after visit with Mr.. John
Dewitt of Delaware, he leaves for
his home.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-09-18
Cemetery Improvements

Material is on hand and work is
started on the new cemetery en-
trance. The work on the new ceme-
terry roads will also soon begin.
Since our last report the follow
ing additional contributions have
been received: Mrs. III. A. Brown,
SIS: Margaret F. White, $40; G.. w.
Archer, SIS; Evelyn True Button, SIS !;
Hanson Noyes, So; Montgomery
Huff, 81; Walter Elliott, SIS; B. B.
Parmiter and wife, $40; Edyth
Tavenner, SIS; HI. III. Gilliland, 81;
Mrs. Cornelia Jones and Mrs.
Georgia Bush, s25; Mrs. Catherine
M. Simpson. $25; Mrs. T. ]. Nicely,
SIS; Jno. @. Lyme, $40.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-09-18
Rev. A. II. Pickens Dies

Rev A R. Pickens died Tuesday
night at his home in Deavertown,
after an illness of more than year,
but his condition had not been re-
garded serious until about two
weeks ago. He was a retired minis
ter of the Church of Christ. having
preached in years past all over the
county. About ten years ago he re-
tired from active ministry.
Surviving him are his wife, Mrs.
Lydia Williams Pckens; sons, Rus
sell of the home; Homer of Crooks
Vile; and George of Plymouth:
daughters, Mrs. Grace Luburg of
Miamisburg; Mrs Ruth Jackius OF
Newark; Mrs. Dora Warghing Of
Byesville; Mrs. Bertha Null OF
Franklin and Mrs. Olive Fisher of
Deavertown. Another daughter was
the late Mrs. Hattie Stanbery, wife
of Ed Stanbery OF Deavertown. Mr..
Pickens leaves the following BROTH
ers and sisters: George Pickens Of
Plants, O., and Josephus Pickens,
Mrs. Ellen Reathmiller and Mrs.
Jennie Ventz, all of Racine, and Mrs.
Ada Haywood, of Pittsburgh.
Funeral services will be held at 2
p. m. today at the home, conducted
by Elder c. H. NORM of Malta. Bur
ial will be made in Deavertown GEM
eterV
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-09-18
County Normal Enrolment

There are 36 pupils enrolled in
the. county normal, with Miss Jessie
Wells instructor, as follows:
Myrtle Balderson. Gladys Broth
ers, Grace Campbell, Ruth Camp
bell, Helen Carroll, Russell Demp-
ster, Edna Erwin, Hazel Finley,
Ruth Gaylord, Dale Gilliland, Mar
tina Goddard, Alice Gorrell, James
Grandstaff, Gwendolyn Hambleton,
Helen Heron, Myldred Lawrence,
Marce Thomace Lowe, Eva McDon-
aid, Jessie Mcdonald. Delmar Med
ley, John Nelson, LIE Eden Patter-
son, Ethel Peck, Edith Ray, George
Ritchey, Margaret Rothrock, Eva
Rutledge, Dwight Stevenson, Mary
Simpson, Josephine Smith, Lulu
Swift, Clarence Trout, Hope Walk
er, Elizabeth Walls, Eva Wetherell,
Homer Wilson.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-09-18
MRS. CORA NAYLOR ROBINSON,
FORMER MISSIONARY, DIES

! Word was received by the rela-
tiyes here that on Sept. 8, Mrs. Cora
Naylor Robinson died at the home
of her son near Comanche, Colora-
do. The following sketch of her
life was written by friend of the
family here:
/ Mrs Robinson had been in frail
health for number of years, having
sustained several strokes of paraly-
sis few years ago, but it was not
known that her present condition
was any more serious than usual,
until relatives were apprised of her
death.
Mrs. Robinson was well known
here. She was a daughter of the
late Mrs. A. w. Walker and at the
age of 20 was married to Rev w.
t. Robinson of Ottamwa, Ia. These
two went at once as missionaries to
South America, under the super
vision of Bishop Taylor. About 40
years were spent in missionary work
on that continent, with the eXcep-
ton of several furloughs, one of
which Mrs. Robinson with her chill
dren spent here in her home town
Drazil, number Of years in Ar
gentina, other most trying years in
Ecuador, and the last years of their
work were in Chill, at Santiago and
Iquique.
They were pioneers in these most
difficult fields, and many were the
hardships endured, with scanty
equipment, and from native hostiI-
ity. These early toilsome years
were years of sacrificial service such
as is hardly known by those doing
missionary work at the present day.
Mrs. RObinson's work could but be
of lasting quality, her own home and
the rearing of her own children
serving as a model for the women
with whom she labored. Those who
knew her were impressed that her
life would be a beautiful example of
Christ-like character that would
attract those with whom she
mingled, to the Master she served.
Mrs. Robinson was 64 years old
and was the mother of nine children,
three of whom died in South Amer
ica The six living children are
William of San Francisco, Cal;
Mrs Mamie Eaton, Misses Sareta
and Juniata of Sioux City, Ia; John
of Delaware, o., and Charles who
has a ranch near Comanche, Colo
Mrs. Robinson and her husband,
who survives her, had been making
their home with Charles since their
return two years ago fTom South
America. 1t was there that she died
and near there she was buried
Mrs. c. H. Morris OF McConnelsville
and Mrs. James Ball Naylor of Nal
ta are sisters of Mrs Robinson. She
also leaves two other sisters-Mrs.
Nettie Vest and Mrs. Fannie Hollo-
way, both Of Ottumwa, Ia, and
brother, Prof. Jos. Naylor of Green
castle, Ind. The late Charles Nay
lor who married Miss Sadie Reed,
and whose death occurred in Cali
fornia, was also a brother.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-09-18
EDWARD M. THOMPSON is
SHOT WHILE OUT HUNTING

Mr.. Edward M. Thompson, aged
about 40, who for the past eight
years made his home with Mr.. Chris
Clements on the Dr. Barker farm up
the river, was found dead Wednes-
day morning, having supposedly &C
cidentally shot himself while oft
hunting. Particulars concerning his
death are lacking, since no one was
with him when the accident occur
red. Tuesday about $3.50 p. m. he
took his gun which was a IL gauge
went hunting. While hunting he
saw Mr.. Foster Patterson who lives
not far from the Barker place, and
the two talked for time, Thomp-
son telling Patterson where he had
hunted.
Later Patterson heard three shots,
which were no doubt from Thomp-
sons gun. The last shot he recalls,
had a mufiled sound. Thompson
failing to return in the evening, a
search was made for him, by the
people of that vicinity. They hunt
ed until o'clock Wednesday morn
ing, without finding any trace of
him, and later Wednesday morning
the search was continued and at
about s o'clock his dead body was
first seen by Mr.. Howard Greer who
was out with others. The body was
about 200 yards from the Barker
house, beside log, with hole shot
in the right breast. The supposi-
ton is that he had shot twice at g.
squirrel and was carrying the gun
cooked, trying to get another shot
at it, and in some manner fell, the
discharge striking him. The right
barrel of the gun contained an
empty shell. The coroner was call
ed by phone, and since there were a
number present when the body was
found, he gave his consent to move
it, and it was brought here to the
Fisher undertaking parlors, and pre-
pared for burial Later the coroner
viewed the body, giving the cause of
death "gun shot wound, most prob
ably accidental"
The deceased was son of the
late James Thompson and wife of
Pennsville. He leaves one brother,
Will Thompson of Pennsyille, and a
half brother George Thompson. Be
fore being employed on the Barker
place Mr. Thompson made Penns-
vile his home. He was splendid
workman, always pleasant and
agreeable, and bore very good
name in every respect. He was
member of the I. O. 0. F.
The body will be taken to Stock
port today on the 11:18 train, and
from there to the Fairview church,
near Dale, where funeral services
will be held, and burial made in the
church cemetery, beside his mother.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-09-18
At Bone Home

Mr. and Mrs. Leigh Collins and
daughter Miss Leah Collins Of
Myersville, Pa, have been visiting
at the home of their uncle here, Mr.
Wesley Bone, and wife, and with
other relatives and friends. While
here sort ola reunion was held at
the Bone home. Besides the guests
mentioned, others present from
away included Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Bone, and Miss AIDA Patterson of
GAINESVILLE, and Mrs. Chester Bark
hurst and daughter Beulah of Col
orado Springs, Col In all about 40
were present, and a fine pot luck
supper was served. Mr.. Collins has
three drug stores. Miss Leah Col
lins, the daughter, is in college.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-09-18
Irven Travis Married

Last Saturday Mr.. and Mrs. Irven
Travis Of this place were the vic
tins of real surprise when their
grandson Mr.. Irven A. Travis and
wife of Philadelphia came to make
them visit of week. The mar
Miss Elsie B. Perry Of Philadelphia,
took place Jan. 13, 1929, and had
since been kept a secret from his
people here. Mr.. Travis is the only
son Of the late Leslie Travis and
Mrs. Hattie Travis, and this fall he
enters upon his junior year at the
Drexell Institute of Philadelphia, in
electrical engineering. He is an
honor graduate of a Philadelphia
high school. His college work is
divided into two periods, first work
period of three months, and then a
study period of the same length in
the college. During the work per-
iod he is sent out to various cities.
This arrangement makes the course
a most practical one, and because of
Mr.. Travis aptitude for the work he
has chosen, he is making a record
for himself
His wife is an attractive and ac-
complished young woman, and is a
splendid stenographer. During their
stay here she made many friends.
For the present, and at least until
Mr.. Travis finishes his college work,
they will continue to reside in Phil
adelphia. The Democrat extends
congratulations.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-09-18
FAIR RECORDS

Mr.. Joseph Reed who lives
east Of town, and whois in his
92nd year, has attended all of
the II Morgan county fairs,
remembering we'll the first fair
which was held where the Scott
lumber yard is located. This
year Mr.. Reed attended every
day. Having attended all the
fairs is perhaps a record.
Here is another, and differ
ent record: Mrs. Janette Max
we'll, aged 80, who makes her
home with her daughter Mrs.
G.. w. McIntire of Douda, at
tended the fair this year for the
first time in her life. Mrs.
Maxwell was born in Scotland,
coming to this county when a
small child.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-09-18
Former Teacher And Pupils Meet

A particularly interesting group
among the many no doubt gathered
at the recent Morgan county fair
interesting on account of former as
sociation, was that Of Mrs. Lettie
Ball Mcdonald and seven of her fer
mer pupils. They were associated
when Lettie Ball was teacher in the
Unionville school % years ago. The
seven who were at that time among
her pupils, and who found them
selves grouped together upon the
occasion mentioned, at the county
fair, are Leland F. Bozman whose
home is now at Buckeye Lake; L. B.
Adrean who resides in McConnels
Vile; Mr.. Adrean's sister Mrs. Jes-
sic Adrean Stowe whose home is in
Zanesville Howard Lindimore of
Unionville; Mrs. Catherine Hooper
Cosgrave and Mrs. Clarice Hooper
Friemuth, both of whom are resi-
dents of GAINESVILLE; and Mrs. Oma
Hooper Sherlock whose home is in
southern Morgan county. The last
named three are sisters.
At the time these seven were pu
pills of Miss Lettie Ball at Unionville,
they all resided at that place. The
assembling of themselves and their
former teacher in one group, was
quite unplanned for, but was most
enjoyable meeting for them all.
Mrs Lettie Ball Mcdonald rs
sister of Messrs. P. -G and John
Ball and Mrs. Fred w. Pearson, all
of McConnelsville. She resides in
Center township, this county.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-09-18
Court House News
PROBATE COURT


The will of Lizzie NJ Crisman OF
Bristol township has been admitted
to probate.
RECORDERS OFFICE
The following have been filed for
lrecord:
Ralph Bros, Inc, to T. e. Rusk
and wife, assignment lease, 100
acres, Deerfield.
Fred Radcliff and wife to Meigs
Valley grange No 2374 and the
Farm and Home League of Bristol
township. 31-1O0 acres, 81.
The Elliott Home Telephone Co.
to Solonis Hambel, 32-100 acres,
Homer, $3.50.
J. F. McIntire and wife to Ben
B. Meyers, 7S acres, Windsor, 81.
Lizzie M. Crisman, deceased, to
Arthur Crisman for life, probate
court certificate.
G. J. Kennard and wife to r. E.
Balm, Is acres, Penn, $1,000.
H. E. Lowell to j. A. Bump, 1-16
interest in 100 acre lease, Union
township, 81. Same to J. A. Bump,
lie interest in lease, Malta town
ship, 81.
Board of education, Marion
township rural school district, to H.
A. Triplett, " of two lots, Chester
hill, $3.50.
Bessie Spence and husband to Ell
mer Gheen and wife, "a acres,
Meigsville, 81.
J. F. Kennard and wife to Abra-
ham Thompson, acres, Penn,
$500.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-09-18
At O. w. III.

Mr.. Bernhard Mercer, SON OF
Judge and Mrs. A. H. Mercer, left
Saturday for Delaware, to enter the
o. w. u, for his freshman year.
Others who enter as freshmen are
Miss Elizabeth Humphrey of Malta
and Miss Helen Button of this place.
Miss Edith Miller of Bristol and
Miss Augusta Button of this place
enter upon their third years work
in the institution.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-09-18
To Attend Harvard

Two of our young men from this
place will attend Harvard university
the coming year. Mr.. Rufus Brown
left Saturday and will take a post
graduate course in business admin
istration, and Wednesday Hugh
James Donahue left for the same
college. The latter who attended O..
S. U. last year will enter the Har-
ward sophomore class, in the A. b.
course.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-09-18
At The Fair

Our Neigs scribe notes a number
Of fair visitors, in this issue. Among
others, not mentioned there or else
where in this issue were Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Elliott of GAINESVILLE; R.
w. Fitch and wife, Crooksville
route; Jake Simeral, Columbus !;
Congressman G. Ellis Moore, Cam
Grove Farris, Santoy; A. B. Child
ester, GAINESVILLE.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-09-18
Fined For Hunting Without Permit

H. H. Hinzey and his brother, c..
Hinzey, and G. Howe, giving their
place of residence as New Straits
the charge of hunting without per-
nit, on the premises of Charles
Dearth near Neelyville. They were
brought here and taken before
Mayor McKibben. They pleaded
guilty and were fined each $40 and
costs. The costs of each were over
$12. It is stated that they had been
hunting on the premises for several
days. They drove over in a hand
some new big Studebaker six.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-09-18
Rev. Il. j. Curry Visits Here

Mrs Ella Curry of Porterville,
and son Rev. Edgar j. Curry of
Vineyard Haven. Martha's Vineyard
Island, Mass. spent, the week end
with Mrs. Ella Moore. Mr.. Curry
was reared in Deerfield township,
and educated at Ohio Wesleyan
university, Drew Theological semi
nary, and New York university. AT
ter graduating from Drew he Joined
the New England Southern confer
ence, where he has served several
important churches. Mr.. Curry is a
cousin of Mrs. Moore and Miss Alice
Moody of this place.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-09-18
Arrested For Hunting On Sunday

hIcssrS. Jno. Cox and James Allen
Of Santoy were arrested here Tues
day by Marshal Drury, on the charge
Of hunting on Sunday, which is said
to have occurred last year on the
Frank Foster place, Manchester
township. 1t is stated that while
they were hunting on Sunday, Game
Warden Woodford was notified and
wenJ to make tn tir arrest, but they
made their getaway, leaving their
guns, which Woodford took in
charge, but he failed to get their
names. He made repeated at
tempts 10 find them, but failed.
About ,he time the season opened
this year, the above named wrote to
the state fish and game department,
asking that their guns be returned
to them, putting up some sort of
story as to why they lost them. The
state department took the matter up
with Woodford, and he learned
their names, which led to their ar
rest which was made here.
They were taken to Jail, and will
have their hearing Friday before
Mayor McKibben
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-09-18
Rev. McRae To Delaware

The many friends of Rev. R. O.
McRae of Columbus will be pleased
to know of his fine promotion in be-
coming pastor of st. Paul's church
at Delaware, o. All join in wishing
him great success in his new field of
labor.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-09-18
Edison b. Young Here Last Week

Mr.. Edison B. Young of Athens
was here last Thursday, at the fair.
He is the Democratic candidate for
state senator in this the 9-14th dis
trict. lie is a business man OF Ath-
ems, and measures up to the stand
ard of what a state senator should
be, and is in full accord with the
principles of Governor Donahey.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-09-18

Marriage licenses were issued re-
Gently in Perry county, to Albert
Lewis Of Rose Farm and Myrtle Rob-
inson of McLuney,. and Glenn Tracy
of Santoy and Irene Pritchard of
Shawnee.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-09-18
Deaths Toll
Sept. II to Sept. 4

Mrs. Jane Carr, Ringgold.
Mrs. Cora Robinson, Comanche, Col.
Smith Harris, Beverly.
Amos A. Souders, Deavertown. a
Frank Brown, Columbus. go II.
Rev. A. r.. Pickens, Deavertown.
e. M. Thompson, McConnelsville. f
Mrs. Jas. Crisman. McConnelsyille.
p. b. Clawson, McConnelsville.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-09-18
Attended, 62nd Reunion

Major F. M. Kahler, j. B. Farra
and VIM. Williams attended the re-
union of the 62nd at GAINESVILLE
Tuesday. Major Kahler presided as
regimental president.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-09-18
Lee Humphrey

MTs' Lee humphrey returned
Wednesday from Delaware, where
she and her husband went the first
Of the week, taking their daughter
Miss Elizabeth Humphrey and Miss
Helen Button who have entered the
O. w. University.