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New Britain herald., 1925-09-26
HOLY SMOKES,

Sheridan. Wyo. = A camper in park near here set up his tripod 10 take some pictures. A bear came Jumping out Of a thicket. and the camper departed forthwith down the mountain side. When his phc.n. graphic plate was developed later ft was found that the bear. in some way. had ripped the shutter eF The camera, and had taken good pie ture of the scared man in fnll re- treat. =
New Britain herald., 1925-09-26
HEALING CONCRETE.

Chicago - Professor Duft A. Abrams, here, is the authority for tho statement that concrete possesses a self-healinE power. Abrams marked and photographed cracks in con- crete bridge. X year later he exam ined the bridge and found that the cracks had healed up. he says.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-26
BROTHER KILLED IN WAR.

Sandy Hook, Conn.,, Sept. e6-Tir- rell John Cousens, a member Of the crc~ of tl" S-51, lived here with his pareh.s. ,.!. a.n Mrs. E.. 8. Cousens, until about two years ago, when the family moved to Vermont and after wards to Jersey City, N. J. A broth CT of the victim Of last nights dis- sstsr was killed in the World war. Mr. and Mrs, Cousens have another son,
New Britain herald., 1925-09-26
BIG AVIATION MEET
 OPENS HERE TODAY
(Continued From First Pagc)

 parachute drop without opening the parachute.
 The meet is being held mder the auspices of the Walter J. Smith Post, Veterans of Foreign Wars and will be repeated Friday afternoon. The aviators will attend the meeting of the Bible class tomorrow morning in uniform. Local merchants have con- tributed 20 loving cups as trophies.
 Judges in the contests will be Captain Clarence NJ. Knox of the 11Sth Observation Squadron. C. N. G.; Lieutenant l.. N. Eller of the regular army air service and Major William ]. Malone of Bristol. The official announcer will he Lieutenant I, H, Furrey of the c. N. c. of Hart ford and the clerk of course will be Sergeant George P. Kane.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-26
PAY ENVELOPE STOLEN

Salvatore Marine of 177 High street reported 10 tho police this morning that his pay envelope con- tainins over sss and apair ot pants had been stolen from the Corhin Screw factory yesterday afternoon.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-26
DIVORCE IS DENIED.

Apena. Mich. Sept. 26 Pl-Frank n. Scott, Michigan congressman, and Edna James Scott his wife, both were denied divorces in decision handed down today by Circuit Judge Frank D. Emcrick.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-26
BUILT FOR
 SEA TRIP CRASHES
New York to Paris Machine
 Wrecked Today

Dreux, France, Sept. c6 Rp-The airplane especially constructed for nonstop flight from Paris to New York planned by Paul Trascon and Francois Coli, was destroyed when it crashed twelve miles south of this place today. Trascon and a com panion aviator named Favreau, who were trying for a speed record in the machine were seriously injured.
 Trascon and Favreau took off from Etampcs shortly after noon yesterday to attempt to create a new speed mark for 5,oOO-kilometer flight, making the circuit from Etampes to Chartres to Orleans.
 Trascon's condition Is causing anx- icty. but Favreaus injuries are not serious. "
 The accident occurred at about $50 o'clock this morning. Few de- tails are available, but 1t is stated that the plane was on fire when 1t landed. A high wind was blowing at the time.
 Paris, Sept. 26 Pl-An official note issued by the under secretary of aeronautics says both Tascon and FaVreau were only slightly injured in the crash of their plane near DreuX early today.
 The note confirms that the ma chine was destroyed. and says the forced landing was due to a storm.
New Britain herald., 1925-09-26

\ fieId day, heId JoihITy bE Ih" Kensington Methodist and the Ken sington Congregational churches, is scheduled for this afternoon at the Benedict-Phillips recreation field. Eensington. Tho exercises will begin at . o'clock with a baseball game between team representing the two churches. This will be followed at s:So by another baseball game be- tween boys under is years of age
New Britain herald., 1925-09-26

Rev. May B. Lord. pastor of the Kensington Methodist church. will resume her duties at the church on Tuesday of next week. it was an- nounced today. Rev. Miss Lord has been out of town since the early part of August. She spent her vacation in New York state, but III health prevented her from returning 10 Kensington at the conclusion of her respite. She has been in Hartford for the past few weeks, where she has been regaining her health.
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New Britain herald., 1925-09-26

The services to be held in the Plainville NJ. F. church tomorrow will be as follows: Morning worship at lo:45 o'clock, sermon b y the pastor, Rev. Arthur A. Ball. topic; "Is Il Manly To Pray" It will be Rally Day" in the Sunday school at noon; a special program will be Eiv- en, including pageant entitled "The Gift of Light" Graduation certifi- cates will be presented to those changing from one department of the church school 10 another.
 The Epworth league will also ob- serve Rally Day" at D. m. The president. Harold Anderson. will give an address on Work and Plans" A hearty welcome to the public is ex- tended te attend ell services
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-03-26
McKendree

This neiahborhood is struck with
the mumps. Mrs Iva Ham and son
Donald and Mrs. NORM have had
them. Miss Gladys Glenn and
Miss Marjorie Rutledge are home
from the O. S. T., for a ten days va
cation. !. The Never Silent club met
with Mrs. Margaret Mccormick last
Thursday. Rev. Nuzum preached a
fine sermon at McKendree last Sun
day, which was enjoyed by all who
heard him. Mr. and Mrs A. -.
Teters visited Fred Mummey and sis
ter Sunday. Mrs. Bessie Hall is on
the sick list with heavy cold.
Mrs. A. D. Teters received a letter
from her brother Albert Parmiter
stating they had started home from
Florida, and were about so miles
from Tampa, and expected to be in
the northern part of Florida at Lake
City this Wednesday,, on their way
home, but expected to stop off at
Roanoke, Va, to visit Mrs. Mummey,
cousin
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-03-26

Ethel Dobbins is taking care of Mrs
Wallace. and Miss Mary McElfresh is
doing the work. .Manda Fawcett
has so far recovered from the frac-
ture of the bone in her ankle, as to
be able to attend meeting, Sunday.
Miss Sadie Martin was down street
Tuesday evening for the first time
since her illness. Geo. E. Fawcett
and daughters Louise and Marjorie
Of Stockport called on his mother
Tuesday evening. Miss Myrtle
Metszer of Westeryille, O., daugh-
ter OF G. w. and Ida Metszer, visit
ed Monday and Tuesday with her
aunt and uncle Mrs. Marie Metszer
and Mr.. and Mrs. S. II Metszer She
is home for a few months on a fur
Tough. from the Philippine Islands,
where she has been teaching the past
five years. She will return to her
work there soon. Mr. and Mrs.
Russell Talbot and son Morris were
week end visitors here. The Ches-
terhill basket ball team played at
Hollister last Friday evening. Score
Is to 19 in favor of Hollister.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-03-26
Oak Grove

Hamer Hooper who resides on the
Blakely farm near Beckett, is doing
some repair work on the Mclntlre
place, which he lately purchased.
Calendine Bros will begin saving
this week on the set on the Carl
Moore farm. Howard Singree Of
GAINESVILLE has been visiting his faith
er j H. Singree. The following
ladies attended a quilting at Mrs.
Alex Spencer's one day last week:
Mrs Emma Moore, Miss Eva Noyes,
Mrs John O. Spencer, Mrs. Carl and
Arch Moore and Mrs. George Spen-
Ger. C. f. Porter sold couple OF
young horses recently. Meigs, we
had the usual amount OF Sunday and
week day visiting, evening calls, ETC.,
but will have heart and leave that
out this time. We agree with you
that McGuffey's readers are fine
books. but can you not find some
good in the new readers as we'll? T
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-03-26
East Windsor

Carrie Sheets spent Monday after
noon with Clara Farmhouse. Annie
Phillips is confined to the house
with a heavy cold Her daughter
Birdie Harvey is caring for her.
Clarence Pettibone and Howard Ro-
land were callers in the twin cities
Monday. !. Harlan Henery, wife
and children spent Saturday night at
n. H. Barnhouse's. ..Tillie Henery
spent from Thursday until Saturday
in the twin cities. Her brother w.
G. Gatewood who has been i'll, is
improved Chas. Ash and family,
Eliza Hanson and ]. family and Mrs.
Fullmer spent Sunday at Bernard
Hanson's. :. Clara Farmhouse was a
caller in Beverly Tuesday of last
week. frankie Adams and little
son returned home. accompanied by
her sister Inez Montgomery; her
mother and little brother went as
far as GAINESVILLE. Friday. . Willis
Young and Ralph Sells spent over
Sunday in the twin cities c.. H
Phillips and wife, Josephine Sells
and Miss Kinney spent Saturday in
the twin cities. Ed Davis and wife
have a new daughter named Betty
Gean Joe Antill and son and
Clarence Philis are working for
VIM. Harrington. Dora Sheets and
Elsie Gillbreath spent one day last
week with Carrie Sheets. Earl
Phillips is hewing a barn pattern for
Emmett Gatewood . Chas. Roberts
spent over Sunday at Austin McKib-
ben's of Utica, to see his mother who
has been very low with pneumonia
Mrs. Phillis and daughter spent
Saturday afternoon at Bernard Han
sons and with Annie Phillips Mon
day afternoon. James Hall, wife
and granddaughter and Nancy Smith
returned to GAINESVILLE Wednesday,.
Clarence Musgrove, wife and baby
called on Annie Fitch last week.
Mrs. Montgomery spent Tuesday in
Beverly.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-03-26
Mei2s Valley Grange

Following is the program for Sat
urday p. m, April A: Name tic
states having women governors and
tell what important measure was
vetoed by one lady governor. Carrie
Ray; Since hot air rises, why is i
cold on the top of mountain IL
stead OF hot, Ethel Wilson; Wha
does Pigeon Roost monument IC-
Gated in southern Indiana CON
memorate, Belle Embree; sketch of
what is known as The little church
around the corner" Mary Wilson
Origin and meaning Of common e.
preston. THE goose hangs high,
Chas. Flanders, Does Niagara Falls
freeze over, Johnny Martin; Does
lumber shrink in length as we'll as IL
width, Omer Ray; Who were the
Jay-hawkers, VIM. Fox; Should men,
bers of our order think and talk
ideas, not gossip, be open minded IL
argument, liberal in judgment, ana
just in criticism, /. a. CASTOR; Who
was John Paul Jones and was his
name an assumed one. Merle Broth
ers; historical sketch of Monticello,
w. T. Davis; dialogue, Mrs. E. \.
CASTOR, Mrs Ona Warne, Mrs. Dora
Flanders; surprise by Worthy Flora.
-NX
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-03-26
PennsviIle

Mrs. Myrtle Strahl and two daueI-
ters Of McConnelsville, were the over
Sunday guests of her sister Mrs.
Frank GiffordJ /. Charles Hollings-
worth of Lima is visiting his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Holingsworth.
| Mr.. and Mrs. F. b. Devices and
daughter Mabel, and Miss Donna
! Dougan were Sunday guests of Mrs
!. E, G. Roberts. Mr. and Mrs. Will
Thompson and family and Mrs Jesse
Bachelor and children spent Sunday
with R. V. Dougan and family.
Harrison Thompson of Frederick
town spent over Sunday with his
| family here. Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Van
Fossen We're Sunday guests Of C. j.
kennard and wife George Nice
swanger and his. daughter Mrs Jess
Hooper have the mumps. Miss Min
ME Davis was visitor in Noble
county Thursday and Friday Mr..
Beatty is moving his family from the
Doake place to j. NJ. Bachelors farm
near Tabor church. Harry Ken
nard, Byerla Newton and Herman
this week at their respective homes
here. Miss Beulah Muse OF Zanes-
vile was the week end guest of her
parents L.. j. Muse and family. Miss
Juanita Llewellyn and friend Of Rose
Farm motored here Saturday even
ing and spent the evening and Sun
day with her parents d. w. Lew
ellyn and wife. Elder James Steed
will preach at the Christian church
Saturday evening, Sunday morning
and evening. ;. Mrs. Ida Harmer
who was very poorly last week, is
some better. George Donald Dou-
gan is victim of the mumps this
week. There will be Easter SER
vices at the Methodist church, Eas-
ter Sunday morning, Immediately
following Sunday school Every
body welcome.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-03-26

| daughter Ruth and Mrs. Minnie
Mills and son Othel spent Saturday
and Sunday with Chas. Balls and
| Leander Johns. :. Miss Cora Kinney
spent over Sunday with her grand
parents Mr. and Mrs. John Kinney.
Misses Luanna Walker and Frances
Bailey of Stockport visited Sunday
with Fred Thompson's. Mr. and
Mrs. Levi Scott spent Sunday with
Miss AIDA Ball Ruth Thompson
spent Sunday with Opal Mills. !. The
social committee of the ladies' aid
met Tuesday with Mrs. Minnie Mills
Those present were Mrs. f. B. Dean.
Mrs. T. t. Wallace, Mrs. r. A. Will
son, Mrs. Chas. Cheadle, Mrs H. A
Morris and Mrs. c. +. Matthew'S
Mrs. Sanford Lane and Mrs Milton
Cunningham visited Sunday with
Mrs. Andrew Hoover Mrs. Hoover
is not improving rapidly, The i.
A. S. Of Oakland will give lap sup
per at the home of Mr. and Mrs. VIM.
Mills Saturday evening, April A. Ey-
eryone is invited.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-03-26

Chancey Mahon is having a ser
ious time with mumps and bruised
hand.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Carrell are
mump victims.
Ever since seeing the list of good
eats that will be on sale at the
White Front this Saturday, we have
had longing in our inards.
Be sure to see the fine quilt. This
quilt was pieced by Mrs. G. p. Rob
It erts and quilted by Mrs Baker and
Mrs. Sines. It's what the ladies
quilted in feathers and shells. You
will have to see it to appreciate it's
beauty. Four spools of thread were
used in the quilting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Carnes are
seriously i'll, with complications.
John Huffman has hired with E..
r. Oglevee and will move to the old
home house.
| The farmers here seem to be IN
favor of re-appraisement, provided
they cut the valuation.
Wesley Anderson of Sayre, son o.
VIM. Anderson, a former Bristol
resident, is visiting his uncle John
Anderson.
Mrs. S. w. Scott and little daugh-
ters Winifred and Alice Marie are
reported mump victims this Monday.
In the death of Ezekiel Harlan,
southeastern Ohio has lost man
who knew and was known by more
people than any other man in the
section, over which he travelled. He
travelled the country over when
folks depended on weekly papers for
their news, when daily papers We're
as scarce as the families now are,
who DO not read daily paper. He
must have dealt fairly TO be able to
deal with the same folks year after
year.
To the Editor We can't help
wondering what the Herald folks
would write about If they didn't
read the Democrat. | can't imagine
what Mrs. Spillman meant this time.
1t must be some puzzle. Can you
tell?-Byron.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-03-26
White Pigeon

/. NJ, Parsons and wife and Mrs
VIII Ham, were callers at L. A. Me
lnturf's Sunday afternoon. Miss
Mildred McInturf was the guest Of
Clara McInturf Saturday night. .
Mrs j. r. Best is improving slowly,
and is able to sit up a little The
Koon Koncert will be given at White
Pigeon school house Saturday night,
March 28. Admission Is and 25c.
Everybody come. Mrs. Ruth Nice
swanger and sons Roy and Lee were
guests at the Jack James home last
week Dwight McInturf of Colum-
bus spent the week end with his
parents Fred McInturf's. C. B Nc
lnturf was a caller at Stockport
Thursday. Cloud Niceswanger is
working for L. A. McInturf. Ham
and Griest have commenced to saw
the set on the John Drake place.
Mrs. Dora James was called to Mar
ietta to see her little daughter who
had been there for an operation. and
had gotten along nicely for few
days, and then took worse
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-03-26

son, Tno. Maier; Which pays best,
fault finding or praise, a 10 Ford:
song, sisters; Which will j., ter de-
velop character, poverty or riches,
for discussion, led by G. III. Aler;
question box; closing song, selected
/ by grange.
Our last meeting proved to be
quite interesting. Several sugges-
tions We're made for the good Of the
order. Several interesting topics
We're discussed. The literary pro
gram was made quite interesting, by
everyone promptly responding ts
their topics, but the greatest fea-
ture of the lecture hour was when
the grange was entertained by Mr..
Gallamore and Mrs. Ella Maier wSth
a two course lunch' There will be
third and fourth degree work at our
next meeting g-Lect.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-03-26
Newton Ridge

Mrs. Herbert Orwig and son Paul
of GAINESVILLE, who has been visiting
her parents Mr.. and Mrs Luther Nc
kibben for the past week, spent over
s, .nday the 81 Csfs r her 4 ,n1 Mrs
Ed Henery of Todds Miss Mary
sir SCH spert l,sl " * 4 a: nec home
here, recovering from an attack of
mumps. Mrs. Wendell Tompkins
and son Bobby We're guests day
ents Chas. Harkins and wife of
Pennsyille. Mrs. Martha Wallace
and grandson Zene Of Stockport,
spent Saturday with the former 5
mother Mrs. Mary Dolan. Harold
Bachelor who is employed at Dea-
Vertown, spent the week end with
his wife at the Sextns Henery home
Miss Edna Hamblcton spent a few
days recently with relatives at Mar
ietta. :. Mrs. Earle Newsom had as
Sunday visitors her parents M. w
Bishop and wife. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Spencer returned home Mon
day, after spending the week end in
GAINESVILLE, with their daughter Mrs.
VIM. Koch, and family. Luther Me
Kibben and family and Mrs. Anna
Thompson spent last Tuesday at the
home OF Ward White of near Todds.
Geo. Bishop and Wife visited Sun
day with Jesse Vaughn and wife of
Stockport . Mrs. EIYa Bachelor was
q hIISineSS caller grt LcFOnnaISVilIp
Monday. . Mrs. Ena McKibben spent
last week with her friend Mrs. Jessie
Woodyard OF Plantsville. Mrs.
Lloyd Spencer entertained on Sun
day in honor of her husbands birth
day, Walter Ullcm and family, Oscar
McGrath and family, and Mrs. Ma
bel Newsom and sons.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-03-26

Frank Knox. . VIM. Crisman is i'll.
Donald Dunlap and family visited
recently with Howard Wilson's. :.
Robert Ray visited Saturday with
Richard Trott and wife. T. E. Knox
and wife visited recently with Dean
Hancher's. y. j. Bell made a bust
ness trip to McConnelsyille Monday.
VIM Smith and family and
Gladys and Beryl Smith, were in
McConnelsville, Saturday. Charles
Dunlap sold his horse to parties in
McConnelsville, Friday. :. Mrs. w J.
Fowler received word from her
brother Alex Conn, announcing the
arrival of new baby to Mr.. and
Mrs Harry Hinson Of Cincinnati.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-03-26
Me1gs

To the Cloud pencil shower for
the Herald We would say if there is
any organization in Bristol that's
flush with kale, we don't know it.
Margaret, we are ready to submit to
q nose measuring You may select
the judges and name the rules
Word has been received here of
the serious illness of Mrs. Sarah
Hiatt of Columbus Mrs. Hiatt was
a native Of Meigsville, but lived in
Bristol for number of years Her
trouble was reported pneumonia.
The aged VIM. Greer, mention of
whose illness has been made from
time TO time, seems to be gradually
failing. He is living in the past,
feeling that he is away from home
most of the time
1t seems advertising good
preacher is detrimental : to a poor
community. We learn that one such
preacher has already been offered
SO percent increase in salary and a
400 percent reduction in labor for
next year. Maybe if the folks here
would spit on their hands and strain
themselves. a bit, living wage could
be raised and the reverend be re
tanned for another year Preaching
at Mt. Zion Sunday at 2:30. Sun
day school at 1:30 p. m.
Mrs. T. E. Sines spent few days
last week with her daughter Mrs
Harry Robb and family of Eagleport
In looking through an old Morgan
county atlas, We note names on the
building where the First National
bank is. as follows: r. L. Morris, H
3. Vincent & Bro, where Morris
hardware now is, F.. Sill & Co.,
where Longley & Longley are. The
bank in the same location; the Dem
ocrat job printing up stairs. The
atlas is dated 1875.
We notice our young friend Dor
0thy Wilson, has poem printed in
the Ohio Farmer. She is the daugh-
ter of Samuel L., and Maggie SHOOK
Wilson, both deceased The little
lady makes her home with her un-
Gle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. Marion
Little.
Some folks forgot Saturday was
grange day; only 26 present, but a
good program and interesting meet
ing was held.
John Anderson spent Saturday
night and Sunday with his brother
Webster in McConnelsville, who has
been seriously i'll.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-03-26
ChesterIlill

Mrs. Wallace, mention of whose
illness has been made from time TO
time, is no better She is now very
weak. . Mr.. and Airs. w. A. Thomas
are little better, are so they are do
ing without help Mr.. and Mrs. F.
L. Thomas OF Amesyille We're up
! Sunday to see their parents, roads
SO bad they walked part Of the way
G. O. Thomas took them to the foot
OF Carr hill in his car, in the even
| ing MIS-. Lida DuttOn had a load
OF goods moved Tuesday. Geo Pat
terson was in Columbus last week.
He has been out Of school several
weeks on account Of poor health. He
intends going back after vacation.
Russell Edgerton and Paul Zum-
bro are home from 0. S. u, for va
cation. Mrs Penrose is repairing
the kitchen at the hotel. Henry Nc
| Peak doing the work Glen Nice
sWanger is able to be on the streets,
after several weeks illness, following
mumps. Dick Niceswanger was able
to go to his work last week. Mrs
Lizzie Ham and daughter Hazel
were week end guests of relatives in
McConnelsville, Hazel returning Sat
urday evening and Mrs. Ham Mon
day. Little Lee Woodward is no
better. His aunt Ethel Murphey is
out of the grocery, helping care for
him. Mrs. w A. PEBBLES visited
her sister Mrs. A. z. Penrose of
Stockport. Tuesday. Alice Hill and
Lucille Miller are out, after a few
days of mumps. Dwight Kelly has
the mumps. Frank Bachelors NOV
ed to Stockport Tuesday. Mrs.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-03-26
ROOSferYilla

Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Ball and son
Douglas of Canton, and Mr. and Mrs
John Dulaney. have been visiting at
j. D. Dulaney's. A number Of youne
people gave MIR. and Mrs. Dulaney
an old fashioned serenade Friday
evening. Mrs. Ed Mellor visited
her sister Mrs. j. L. O'Neal one day
last week. Mrs Ernest Dixon is
better, after siege of mumps, Mrs.
DiXons mother Mrs. Ellen Mincks
Of Relief, and Miss Gladys Dixon of
Lowell, returned home Friday, hav-
ing spent several days here. !. Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Pickering of East
Windsor visited Monday at Isaac
Gheen's. Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin
White and baby spent Sunday at
Riley Daugherty's.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-03-26
TriadeLpIlia Grange

Following is the program for
April 4 I; Song No. At; roll call, name
at least one thing learned in the
grange; What can this grange do to
insure wholesome amusement in
this neighbornood, master; instru-
mental music, secretary; How to
make the boy Oh the farm feel he is
OF some worth, and get him tc real
ize that the firm is, we-dad and
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-03-26
Oakland

Rev. Dean and family and Mr.. and
Mrs. E. o. Ball spent Sunday with
Floyd Balls. Miss Jennie Laugh
ridge entertained as her birthday
guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs c. F.
Matthews, Miss Doris Walker and
Ivan Miller. Mrs. VIM. Mills and
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-03-26
Bristol

Several are suffering with colds in
this vicinity R. H. Ray who has
been working in the oil fields. is
Speeding fzw sys a. his home
John Kidd visited Sunday with