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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

TO- CoLTMG,A hlA Rn r. N,ys.o.3inF MY Rooms
electricity. phone. very desirable. "unvenleut
and reasonable 90
KITCHEN. ONE on TWO ROOMS. PRIVATE
bath and porch. in2G H. ave. Phone .ol.
PHILLIPS TERRACE. 1901 ARGpNNE PL;
LHandsGpnoS ,,,I fqr t9reG rooms kitchHSna and
l1?O col. RI -" ATTRACTIVE LARGE
rooms. kitchenottc. bath nan,ry trunk room;
modern convrnienres. 500
| ~ EYE ct. NV. " AID ROOM
elcttricifv. beautifully furnished scrupu-
lously clean. maid service refined surround
ings; gentlemen preferred. references re-
1894 18th ST Nv NEAR COLUMBIA
ses and adult. ns'0 GG @T"'1' BG nicely
3735 ONTARIO Rn--vERY pEsIRAstE, dR,AsIsI,
$$759r rooms M ''''e" 's!' -.
i3oa MoNRoF ct Nv RMS. sITcH-
transleuts accommodated
kFpF'otf sF' dct one 1s"i iarss room and bath lsfia
LIVING Room. BEDROOM WITH s WIN
dovsl <ltchonntte. dining room, .comhined
sink private ct; hsts ss3 l7r-e porch. $40" 9TH
nished e.room ant. $40 40, 81 80. per
month; heat ras. ele"t. Included Line.
! .l0a 18th S'r NW-TwO ROOMS KTTCH-
ea, foyer, rqr@H, sonyenttent to ar ll,.ae'
OVERLOOKING ROCK CREFk PARK-A
AddTess 'cT!Ir@sS R@x w 4c4 n s,rr ofs"e |
ROOMS, KITCHEN Asp tATH %IcELY Fly,
! Apt facing New Hampshira ave and V
/ price. S75 mo ApnIv manager Norm
o5I; riSEy BRANCH RI N.w.-Two
| bright rooms kiicltenottr bath convenient
Waite Recd: garage available. COT j937. W.
FIVE ROOMS. AND BATH PARTLY FUR
! nishet suitable for two apartments hot
water heat Phone Lincoln $3.50 %l'
1""7 JACKSON sT NF RROOKTANn--
| nelIghtful Housekeeping apartment in detach-
sana%'e 90 aHRsP Sdr,h "ri asse " '''' ' 80 20.
eooi EVE ST Nw-Two ROOMS KITCH-
| y mi. newly papered ideal ln"atlnn. 90
aO2O y ST N.w-GARGE DINING ROOM.
bedroom k,tahrn ara rr1ya,' hath hath .s,s fas
30 y M: rent, $50 per month. cc'
! 1922 18th ST APARTMENT OF
three rooms with hath rompletcly Furnished
suitable for adults and in downtown ssccii.n
! l1I9t I1th ct Nv w-PEArTIFr'L APART
nlents all newly decorated T!te,n WITH. a wa.s'ns NJ
! aeon to be Appreciated q =
| 1915 KENYON SECOND Floor VERY
large rooms. kichenStt' no,,h screamed
BFDROOM. KfTCHESFTTF ANp DIN1He
| slcnve completely furnished newly parArsd.
| painted. next hath. Franklin 11a5 1884
] 10th st. nv
| HfGH-CLASs ARTISTIC I TO R p
apts. glaaaed porches. cheerful quiet home.
| like: janitor. maid service optional 1893
! Que
! VALE VISTA. "4ln 10Th. APT. 3O4-
| sunny " rooms Kitchen hath. attractiveiy
| furnished. fine view call evenings S75.
| @sO1 ONTARIO RD.-2 LARGE ROOMS.
! kitchen. bath. hall. screened porch com
| pletely furnished h.-W H. continuous hot
| water. -
| . ROOMS AND BATH. COMPLETELY FUR
| nishef. $50 garage 6"3 F. Capitol ~.
Iinc. 132s
| THE BUCHANAN APrS 45"6 18Th ST
! Front apt. of , r.. ~. aud open porch. nicely
| fur: $50. See ianitors or Adams is9l
| NEW CORDOvA. 1900 goth ST.
| / ROOM AND PATH. $40 %
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and radiator shell The top is In FURNISHED
black with gold strire Four snuhhers, two
bumpers. snare tire. tube and cover: notion
cleaner recently trimmed with new deer
tan sr covers. pined with leather: parkinR
light and stop signal complete its equip
. n,ert Guaranteed in writing for 80 days
Chpan at S3a5
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w><TFn-.rnn,lS ,ND BOARD.

NEAR Sth A%U = y NarrIed employed
couple: can furnish hoflrnnnI set Line n12
91'
YOI Nc MAN wants r""m and ,hoard with
strictly private fan1I1v. nN columbia rd near
10Th NV Address Bov As = star offioe
VOTING lady corva lee,.iuG from T. y ,
would like room with sleeping porch ami
prefer meals served in room easy ~ pease
need rest and good nlItu food hnrne-lse
place desired givc details Address Rox
I0o r Star Office n0'
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1923 lIupp 2-Passenger Coupe.
Mr. business Man make your wife happy
once again. Leave the family car. at home
and do your running In this little single
scatter tough as = mule and drives like a
thoroughbred: balloon tires. c,whee! brakes.
new Duco paint, late-type motor with easy
10 III cll1tch Reduced To S4Q5.
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OTHER CARS.

"Remember the Address"
WALLACE MOTOR CO.,
1909 l. St. M. 761Z.
Open Evenings.
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BUICK.
EMERSON & ORME
USED-CAR
DEPARTMENT.

The discriminating buyer
will find unusual values in our
used-car dept. Buy one of these
cars now-at lower than Winter
prices.
Buick 1925 4-pass., 6-cyl. Coupe.
Buick 1925 5-pass. Standard
Sedan.
Buick 1924 5-pass. 6-cyl. Tour.
Buick 1924 4-pass. o-cyl. Coupe.
Dodge 1924 Touring.
Dodge 1922 Coach.
Hup 1922 Touring.
Essex 1925 Coach.
Studebaker 1923 Sedan.
Olds 1923 Coupe.
Ford 1925 Coupe.
Ford 1924 Sedan.
Open Evenings.
Many Other Models Can Be
Seen on Our Floor.
EMERSON G. ORME,
1920 NJ St. NV.
Fr. 1850.
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Hark We all who like the. Marron Ex:
cellent steel gray paint good rubber and .
wire wheels splendid motor. She will
null like an OK. and you know the Marmon
is no snail when II comes to speed. Rare
bargain At S3p5
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OnLland 1n11rinu

Permanent ton duco. finish. new L-hea'
motor ,Ricardo;;type head. Morse chain drive
dtion. low price. low down payment ant
only S27 per month.
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBTLES.


Willvs-knight Demonstration
at great reduction new guarantee, Rapid
Process Plant. 1142 18th. Frank. 400.
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Done in gray Duco. Not the finest and
hest ever sold in Washington; but come in
look it over. You'll he highly pleased OF
course there's four new tires and Ave disc
wheels with a very good spare tire Price
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This car was only recently the property
Of Dr J. Ernest Mitchell. and Doc sure si,r
Recently refinished in hieee with plgskln'
brown top and wheels with gold stripe
she has excellent Hood cord tires snuhbers
bumpers spare tube and cover. Groco stor
light Perfection heater dome light and
everything A perfect car al a remarka ble
nrjne S6T5 Terms of course.
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RENT ROOMS-FJ;RNIsHED


1902 KILBOURNE .PL. N.w.-Two excel
phone. etc. private home all convenlenres'
one double. one single room: college gtadu-
ates or students preferred: men only. reter-
ences. Adams GIL.
LARGE. well furnished room. southern expo-
sure. semi private bath. continuous hot water
unlimited phone. crystal radio suitable Tor
eettled gentleman; walking dlstan"e. Phone
1918 FA1RMONT-Nicely furnished room
and bath. use parlor; dining room kitchen r.aio :
$40 montk. Phone Adams 1888 between D
and 8 pm "
1888 18th ST N.W...New home: ami:
ssm, onr enrivste vs1 BATH attractvey furnished
twin .s.n,! 'edsa meals If desired garage space
1907 EYE sT-Researchmen,,s club; lg large
rooms: exceptionally well, heated; newly
Deal deal dow downtown location Main $40, 22.
LARGE. we'll furnished room, twin beds,
semi-private bath. continuous hot water,
distance single or double. Phone Franklin
THE ROCKINGHAM. 1917 r. ]. Ave. NV.
Apt 3ol ComtortsnIy fHr1Ishsd y,rs rnom
~ e;oyernment departments steam heat.
electricity. elevator and telephone service.
1898 14th ST .Nw.-Immsculsteiy clean.
tinuous hot water. ot-water heat. electric
ity closets; refined private family; gentle
17ss sons. SeIssth Issth and lying To@so Il .s%v,ss
?. ? whole or sinsly: 2nd floor ores5ltstast 5t.
L desired: .-----z-- = =
Is is2} hsVnr .Tse hou:. H VII let sFre font
room, southern exposure tvi- beds. near
hath ihw h. 2 n
Lsree az NJ briEhi. = .'rr loo-,: beautiu'v fur
nished, unlimited phone. 10
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Nash Advanced Six Roadste,

new Goodyear tires end spare. spesia
tors rear vision mirror windshield wiper
special grouped instrument board contains 9
very fine. Elgin clock: $3.50 cash. or S271
down and S3S per month.
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Essex Coach.

Bumpers spare tire cover. lock and GOV
cred chain. No broken or dented Tenders,
original owners care of operation depicts
this machine. Only 1878.
Nash 263 Advanced Six Coach.
Formerly owned and driven hy Mr.. Louis
successful. and necessary. ACCESSORY establish
men. in n, washingtG2n II y2m @ kn%w nSitnn him SoII I
snnearanre to exnect e e the he, ,automobile :. he
YOU and willing to pay around 81 1000 or
more ask to see Mr.. Julians car.
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Nash ~" Touring.

Nash I curing.
just refnished standard dark blue and
black Tenders ~ fancy colors hqt Tali CON-
eonipned. five, disc wheels. bumpers al,
straight deal: reduced May he bought for
SII2 and Sol per month.
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1925 Studcbakcr Special Six.
Here's a one-rrofit car chesp-S725. She
gas gauge. cigar lighter. walnut wheel. mir
ror. automatir Windshield cleaner balloon
tires corrugated aluminium toe board. wal
nut moldine and dash its curtains are car
ried in the tor. which makes II comfortable
for women. We will trade Ford
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RENT RoONS-UNFrRNIsHFD.

RENT ROONS-UNFCRNISHFD
Clio OTIS PL. NW-Two rooms Kitchen
and bath. large porch. S55: one room kitrh-
en-. bath, S37 so; eicC.. gas and heat fur
nished with each 29'
PETWORTH. 745 Hamilton AT n.w--Two
large rooms, screened porch Eemi private
bath in new house. Ink: electricity. gas.
S32 80. Col 615S-W
DUPONT C1RCtE. 14c7 "tst-Three 3rd-
floor rooms. kitnhenettn. bath. S45 twn 2nd
floor ktchenette. $50: newly decorated
Potomac 2437
2O3 3rd ST NF-3 rooms and kifcherstte
heat. gas and electricity: most desirable 10
cation near Capitol: reasonable rental:
adults.
81 NE-Entire end floor large rooms
good heat, range. gas. electricity. telephone
bath: no children: $40. 81
. LARGE rooms kitchenette win, gas range
and semi bath. light and hot-water heat: $50
per month. Phone North 61S3
1Oa SHEPHERD ST Nw-One or two
rooms with kitchen. sleeping porch. h.-w.h
cleo gas. 23'
POTOMAC. VA PA F. Llovd ave - rooms
Ink, ami. new house. h.-w.h and elec-
tricitv
MD. AVE NE-3 rooms kitchen. private
bath; h. h. electricity. gas, S45 available
2"nd Line. 1770 after 8.
AIS ST Ne rooms kitchen pr1vafe
bath. cleo. heat: newly papered and painted
81
469 LTRAY PI N.W--3 rooms with kltch
enetts and bath: ami: $40 mo. 23'
TARIF ROARn
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
HUDSON-ESSEX.

Reduced prices on all new
and used cars.
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SOLD
on
HONOR.
THE,
GOLD SEAL.
A small thing to look for.
\ big thing to find.


Paresin, Pargsin, Here's little car
iust nut of paint shop in 2-tone shoe polish
She's fair car all through hut chean at
any rate Take il for $3.50. cash or terms
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES
GREAT USED CAR
CLEARANCE SALE
N-INy&, rnJ\-f' nN-

Being out of the hlgl1-rent dis
trict. we can guarantee to save
YOU SIS to SIS on Fords or Chew
rolets, Compare Our cars and
prices before buying. Liberal
terms.
OWENS MOTOR COMPANY
1928 Georgia Ave.
Col. $40.
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FOR SALE-AUTO TRUCKS.
FORD DELIVERY TRICK good condition

FORD DELIVERY TRUCK. good condition
ESQ 18th St Sc Line. 1886.
FORD LIGHT DELIVERY: starter Lambert
tires: excellent condition: terms. Northeast
Motor Co. a?O Rlsdenshurg I'd. ne
2-TON COMMERCE. TRUCK: gerry good run
ming condition: excellent tires: don't miss
this bargain. Terms. Northeast Motor Co.
n"0 Rladenshurg rd ne. - --.
FORD LIGHT DEL. with panel body: new
tires e!ec starter: in good running order
for quick sale SIS. Finance Co. 45@ Pa
ave. NV.
FORDS-Two Ford tons as is; $40 for the
two. Finance Co. 462 Pa ave. NV
FORD 1-TON TRtCK-Cah and express
body: elec starter, new tires; motor and
rear completely overhauIed; for sale cheap
Auto Service Co. 462 Pa. ave. NV.
BARGAIN
Ford light delivery. cheap: good condition
Washington Laundry. 9th and SITS. NV
\ Very Special for Tomorrow
! to IL ton INTERNATIONAL speed
truck. rebuilt. carrying new Car GIarSntT
Also a 5-ton dunD INTERNATIONAL. /.
very late model. thoroughly rebuilt. with
new guaranty.
Particularly attractive prices and terms
No finance charles.
Ask Mr.. Bell for used car bulletin
INTERNATIONAL MOTOR TRUCK
AGENCY. INC
Day and Night ShOn Service
Franklin 1870 Franklin 1323.
Omen Evenings. 2"S lst ~, ~"
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Gardner.

Gardner.
One of the snecal snort cars. fve-bearins
crankshaft. Five very GOOD tires: COW
lights and nickel radiator shell and bead.
lights. Original baked enamel finish Yours
for S1Sl cash and S27 per month.
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WALLACE
NASH DISTRIBUTORS.
READ. CAREFULLY!
SAVE
TINE AND MONEY.
Ford 4-DOOr.

RehnishAd in Valentines best varnish,
veil veil sa Kent pa and d|san; lock Wheel automatic
bfT brand. new siivertoun n cord tires add to make
this very attractive car real buy. Yours
for 81 9 cash and SIG Der month.
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1922 Cadillac TO1,rino

I9z1 Cadillac Touring.
Fere's 81" 7-passenger touring. clean
AS a whistle. in maroon with black wheels
and tenders wind wings. bumpers black
rubber door handles. Elgn speedometer.
clock. combination stop and tail lights, step
plates Bought to sell at $3.50: to go to the
first buyer for $3.50 cash terms and trade.
Evening star., 1926-10-20

SALE OF
REPOSSESSED CARS.
All of these cars are to be
sold for unpaid balances.
Packard straight 8 roadster.
1925 sport odel best looking n;s ear r. !, II
Durant sedan, 1924.
Looks good and runs good s39b.
Elcar touring, 1924.
Just overh auled; new tires; looks very
dition: s35o.
Cadillac Touring, Model 81.
New tires paint upholstery .4ss ss new;
Ford Fordor sedan, late 1924.
run: ''Ddl and looks @ like 3 new: saoo ''''''"'
Studebaker big six, seven-pass.
touring car, 1924 model.
Just overhauled and rspsintssddo sd q good tires:
Buick a Touring. 1925 Model.
cellent tires Al, S46b.
Studebaker 6.
Touring car. 1924: all new cord tires and
new paint Just overhauled Al condition:
e465.
Overland touring, 1924.
.nd atrs rsn. ike e. 70, sss looks
Hudson Coach, 1925.
This car has only been run 8 700 nnles
motor .ggeHrlect: upholstery and paint 7ery,
Essex sedan.
A car with = good reputation: runs like a
clock: upholstery and paint very good ;
mechanically Al. A real bargain: 5000.
Terms: One-hfth Cash, Balance
in Twelve Months.
GLASSMAN'S SALES AND
FINANCE COMPANY.
1921 L St. NV. Main 67OS.
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Touring: rehnshed by, Wardman Park
GARAGE two extra dlsc wheels mounted ,ni on on
and bar ext-s large nickel headlamps; two
,Sd c9T sh ITS. see tss sr na for fne ,hsse
snanry dlays ahead. Lots OF oep and a. real a
motor. Your part payment or III
cash and 12 months at S31 each.
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1175 IANIER r.. y VA roal home for
mon. single nr double rnC'1s ucar two
lines meals II dc-rrcd Phoue Adams is93
Nam nS"t @I'
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MT. PLEASANT = zAttrsctt,elv furnished
twin hcds. refneN rUINt home splendid
meals $40 each. men only: garage. Cot.
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HAWKINS.
Used Cars. Late Models
NINE CARS TO GO AT S25(
EACH. TAKE YOUR PICK
1928 Davis Sport.
1925 Nash Sport
1928 Dodge Touring.
1928 Liberty Sport.
1928 Chevrolet Sedan.
1928 Essex Cab.
1924 Overland Sedan.
1924 Chevrolet Touring.
1922 Nash Touring.
Terms That Make 1t Easy.
HAWKINS NASH MOTOR
COMPANY, Inc.
Conveniently Located.
1333-l557 l4th St. NV.
Main $50.
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Chrysler! Chrysler! Chrysler
NOT
A
SALE.

The following are just the
usual reconditioned cars traded
on new Chryslers and sold at
fair price:
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iI0I 18th NV F~aukn parl-N Nicely
furuishe1 roonle. home "nokinc. snectal
rates Nv the wcck or rrnrth oS'
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100 11th ST.--pouhle first and second
hoor front rooms good old fashioned cook
ing "hi"<on dinner tw,ce weekly, raasor-
aIle 90
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% 18TH SE-<jce rrnr adjoining porch
and bath: with board. for one or two:
:,
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STERRETT & FLEMING, Inc
Home of the Certified
Gold Seal Cars.

Champlain St. at Kalorama Rd
Col. $3.50.
Omen Evenings and SUNDAYS.
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Ia4I PU.TMORr ct -Nttractive south.
evert couventenco. e!r<irl t'a location best
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700 LAMONT ST Nv -I.-~ge second
floor front roOr nicely fUru'shcd ami :.
cv"eIlent homn-"nokoi food rcasHrahe
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t32f FAIRMONT ST --T.prrr trnr' room
thrre windows twlr hof- rnrt uunrIs hot
water. home .ookir~. roa-o~a a'tle
NEAR 18Th ANn COZ E-W7t RI Nv
RefireI Jewish farrt1s. rrN.'eru home. ev-
rcllent r1,nals Col ..t,t,il Con
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FORD 1924 ROADSTER: paint and tires
good; good mechanical condition; S43 40
DOWN and 81 "a per week. Ourisnlau Chew
rolet Sales Co 6e6 II 81. ne. Open evenings
and Sunfavs
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OAKLAND COACH 1925: looks Just like
wSees iwheei p "aR braEe% "e new SFS balloon tires
and has heen COMPLETELY overhanted, me
chanicallv guaranteed Adams Oakland Co..
601S 14th
Evening star., 1926-10-20

N> .QrS rAme az rev @rlver
n -~ilss nr.ce worry 'ow terms
We, o1I0 q, ~ u
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-06-17
Neelyville

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Farnsworth,
Messrs. David and Herman Farms
worth, Misses Helen, LinHie, Mary,
Ava and Betty Farnsworth of Dale,
Mrs. D. S. Van Fossen and Mrs.
Florence Harker of Stockport, Mr.,
and Mrs Bert woodward and chill
dren Leah and Fred, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Dale woodward of near Sharps-
burg, enjoyed picnic dinner at
Arthur Farasworth's recently.
Miss Woodie Fisher of GAINESVILLE
spent her vacation with her mother
Mrs. Belle Fisher and ather rela-
tives the past two weeks.
The many friends of Mrs. Howard
Taylor are glad to know she is inn
proving nicely from her recent op,
Grafton for goitre.
Lloyd and Jessie Taylor are hav-
ing a siege of measles.
Mac Moore and family spent Sun
day at Minor Moore's.
Carl Harris spent Sunday even
ing at Mac Moore's,
oliver Gheen and Paul Childs
were callers at Elmer Gheen's, re
Gently.
Mrs. Annie Ralph spent Sunday
afternoon at Mrs. Margaret Robin
sons.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-06-17

Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Hilaman and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Henery attended
the Maccabees entertainment at Nc
Connelsville last Thursday evening.
Ernest Hener5 and George Cho-
guill who are employed near Cleye-
land, spent over Sunday with their
parents.
The Glover Leaf circle Sunday
school class met at the home Of
Aline Northrup, Friday evening" A
very enjoyable time was spent by all.
Refreshments were served by the
hostess.
Mrs. Warren Olney is in poor
health, and is not improving like her
many friends would wish. Her
daughter Ida Wilson and husband
of Columbus came down Monday ev-
ening.
Todds Church
Sunday school next Sunday at 10
a. m. Preaching service at p. m
J. L. Sanford, pastor.
We are preparing for children's
day service. Watch for date later.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-06-17
UniOnyille

Prof. Ivers Murphy is billed for
this place this Friday night, June
IS, where he will exhibit with his
troop Of educated dogs.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stegner and
children Of GAINESVILLE, motored here
Saturday to visit relatives, return
ing Sunday night.
Leave On Western Trip
Mr.. and Mrs. Vint Ray and son
Kenneth and daughter Mildred of
Bristol and Bernard Roberts and
sister of near McConnelsville, left
Monday morning for an extended
auto tour Of the western states. They
will visit relatives at Boise City,
Okla!, and from there to San Joe,
New Mexico. The next stops will be
|Gardengrove and Los Angeles, CAL.
and on through Washington and Or
.egon, over the Columbia trail to yell
lowstone National park, through the
state of Iowa, over the Lincoln high
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-06-17
White Pigeon

Murray James and Dwight McIn-
turf from the o. S. U, are at home
for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Johnson and
N. M. Lindsay of Brokaw, were din
ner guests at the home of their I'M
Gle John Snearley. Dir. Snearley Il
not so we'll
Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas Niceswanger
and sons of Rosseau were Sunday
evening callers on the latter's par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Jack James.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. McInturf, Mr..
and Mrs. Everett McInturf, G. B.
McInturf and children, and John
McInturf attended the funeral OF
their cousin Mrs. Carrie Ellis OF
Todds Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Coler and fam
lily were Sunday visitors at the Fin
ley Thompson home,
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-06-17
Rural Dale

Mrs. Anna Mary Miller, an aged
lady, died at her home about six
o'clock, Saturday evening. See full
account elsewhere in this paper.
Leave On Auto Trip
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Betz started
last week in their new car on a
sightseeing trip. They will visit
Gettysburg, Philadelphia exposition
and then to the coast, to Atlantic
City. Baltimore, Washington, d. c.,
Niagara Falls and other points of
interest. They expect to be gone
about three weeks.
Ed Ellis and family and Mrs. Will
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-06-17
East Windsor

Bernice and Hobart McVeigh have
been visiting Abbie Hooper.
Dora Sheets is visiting in Zanes-
vile and Columbus. Iva Sheets and
little son are staying during her alb.
sence, doing the work.
1 Crystal and Vera Davis left Mon.
day for New Concord to attend nor
NAL school,
Cecil Davis and wife spent Sunday
at Chas Hecker's.
1 Earl Phillips and wife had the fol-
| lowing guests Sunday: Annie Fitch
I VIM. Harvey and wife of GAINESVILLE
c. H. Phillips and wife, VIM. Yates
of Marietta, VIM Burton of West
Virginia. VIM. Lindimore and Sarah
/ Crawford.
Louise Sheets is spending the
week with her grandparents J. M.
Davis and wife.
Edgar Mummey and wife have
named their son Harold Eugene.
Frank Mummey and wife spent
Saturday evening in the twin cities.
Annie Phillips who has been Wis
iting her daughter Birdie Harvey,
spent over Sunday at her home, re-
turning Sunday evening.
Frank Mummey and wife, Bernice,
Rilla and Hobart McVeigh spent
one day recently in Marietta.
Howard Patterson, wife and chill
dren spent Sunday Of last week in
GAINESVILLE
Sadie and Vincent Crawford spent
from Monday until Wednesday with
Okey Ford and family near Colum-
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Earl Phillips was business caller
in Washington county, recently. =
Miss Phyllis Graham expects to
leave this week for Chicago, where
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-06-17

Miller motored to Fultonham Sun-
day and spent the day with Howard
Miller and family.
Wesley Spencer and family and a
young man from Morganville motor
ed here last Sunday to visit Mrs.
Speneer's parents Mr.. and Mrs. viii
Miller. Mrs. Spencer and children
remained for a weeks visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph and eight
children of GAINESVILLE were out last
Sunday for pleasure ride and call
ed at the home in the afternoon Of
Mr.. and Mrs. e. NJ. Frame, who are
relatives of the Josephs who have a
very interesting family of ten chill
dren.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Barclay were
business visitors at GAINESVILLE last
Saturday.
We were very sorry to hear of the
tragic death Of Frank Harper, a
former resident of Reinersville. Mr..
Harper wiz be sadly missed not only
him, as he was a good business man
and fine nelghbor. His FAMILY mas
our sincere sympathy.
We were very agreeably surprised
when Will INLAY, a prosperous farm
er, came to our home Saturday even
ing, bringing us a basket of fine
large Strawberries. He surely has
our many thanks. Mrs. INLAY who
has been in poor health for the past
several months, and who has been
taking treatment from a doctor in
GAINESVILLE, is greatly improved, and
is able to do quite bit of her
house work, with the assistance of
her husband and married daughter
Mrs. Bliss Moore, who lives near by.
Mrs. Cooper, Misses Wreatha
Bitcher and Doris Frame were call
ers at our home lately.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-06-17
RINGGOLD

The Sheels reunion will be at
East Branch church yard, in the af-
ternoon on the last Sunday in June
Also Elder Chester Parsons will
preach at East Branch the same day
and Saturday night before.
George Dawson of Sayre made a
short call Sunday, and also Mr.. and
Mrs. johnson and two sons of Zanes-
vile, son-in-law and daughter of C.
A. johnson, and Glenn Johnson, mo-
tored here. Sunday.
Robert and Vaughn Shepard OF
Athens are guests of Mr.. and Mrs
w. A. Updike.
Mrs. Geo. Van Horn is in very
poor health, at Corning.
Mrs. Jane Wagner of CrooksviIle
made several days visit near here.