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Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1926-12-09
LIONS CLUB ARE PREPARING
CHARTERDAY AND CARNIVAL

On Wednesday night Decembea
10Th the Lions Club win hold whaa
is known as Charter night on which
occasion the charter viii be presen-
ted to the club by Senator James
Griffen Of Chinook, who is Deputy
District Governor Of Lions clubs.
Leo. C. Graybeal viii give tha
address Of welcome to the visitors
who will comprise many members Of
the club from Great Falls and other
places besides the wives and ladies
Of all members.
President John Van Dixie viii &c
cept the charter for the bocal clnh.
Louise Lochray will sing. Mrs. d. l.
Mcdonald win give q readings Mar
jorle Sharrard will whistle q solo.
Cal sharrard as Tail Twister win do
a stunt with the bell and the crowd
will indulge IN some Of the Lhonz'
songs. Probably before the program
the crowd will do justice to a dinner
which Is expected to be more aiab-'
orats than the usual menu.
Later Il was learned that slsuzN
talks would be made By Dr. Trwia
and H. n. Pact Of Crest Falls
Among the other attractions with bs
ths Great FaIA Boys Band of is
pieces.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1926-12-09

siguard Johnson, delegate frOmths
Belt Valley High School to the In.
ternational Live Stock Show AZ
Chicago returned last Thursday. Ths
boys from Montana schools were
sponsored by NJ. ]. Abbey Of Boze-
man, State Supervisor of Agricui-
tural education. siguard reports
many attractions at the stock show.
Exhibits Of stock from all over the
world, stock Judging and horse
shows. Besides the stock proper
the boys enjoyed visits to the Art
Gallery, Marshall Field Museum,
Lincoln Park, Western University,
and visit to the wheat pit at the
stock show.
Pnof. r. A. Keyes, Director Of the
Great Falls Symphony Orchestra
visited the high school Tuesday fore
noon. He addressed the students at
general assembly on the subject Of
organizations, explaining,
the parts representing an orchestra.
He alao gave the personnel Of the
Symphony Orchestra which will make
its appearance next Friday evenint
1T the H. s. Auditorium. He spoke
II music and it's refining influence
and its importance as part Of
Ugh school education. His address
vas enthusiastically received by the
itudents.
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Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1926-12-09

The entire board were present al
the school board meeting Tuesda,
night. Routine bills were allowed.
A letter was received from the pres
ident Of the State Organization of
school boards asking that the Belt
board make a list of matters upol.
which they desire legislation and file
same with the secretary. This mat
ter was deferred for consideration.
The local board unanimously voted to
offer Supt. Bowman his position for
q period extending to July LIST, 1928
before which time the matter win be
considered for q further extension.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1926-12-09
MUSICAL TREAT
FRIDAY NIGHT

Music lovers should not naiss
hearing &c Great Falls Symphony
Orchestra on Friday night This
organization is composed Of some
30 Of the best musicians in the
county seat and while the Orchestra
as q whole has been heard by few Of
our citizens yet there ara many win,
know Of the excellence Of individual
musicians from which they infer
the quality Of the rest. The school
piano will be tuned especially for
this occasion IN order that there may
be no instrument out Of harmony.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1926-12-09
LocAL NEWs

Miss Rice motored to Great Falls
Saturday. A car hit the rear end OF
her car and smashed it up badly.
Monday afternoon the 9Th, 7th and
sth grades put on a program in the
eighth grade room.
Tuesday morning the Freshmen
gave their first program which con
sisted Of musical selections. The pro-
gram was as follows: Piano solo
Marjorie Shafrard. Duet, Dorothy
and Doris Randall, Violin Duet, Eva
LeseIIe and Ruth Wilson, Piano solo
Florence Wood.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1926-12-09
DIR. WALKER TALKS
ON SEAL CAMPAIGN

Realizing that any efforts which
tend to increase the health Of the
community as a whole, tend 70 de-
crease the number Of cases Of tu-
bsrculosis, the Montana Tuberculosis
Association maintains In Cascade
county a full time nurse who in ad-
dition to giving personal instruction
in their care to S6 TubercuIar per-
SONS m the county. teaching them
how to keep from spreading the d.
sease to others, enters into all activ
tiles Of the local Health Department
She played a vital part In reducing
the death rate from tuberculosis in
Cascade County from 80 per 100000
in 1919 to 10 in 1925, also in reduc-
ing the death rate from Summer com-
plant in infants from es in 1919 to 10
in 1925; as well as In eliminating
Diptheria as a cause Of death in Cas-.
cade County.
Each year the funds derived from
the sale Of Christmas seals becomes
larger and less effort is required to
sell the seals. This is partly due to
the fact that the public at large re-
alizes that the National Tuberculosis
is one Of the most eff
ciently managed organizations in the
world and one where the overhead
does not consume the funds raised.
95 per cent Of the money raised in q
state is expended in that state, ano
s5 per cent is expended in the county
in which It is raised, not in propa-
yanda. but in actual health work.
las County Health Officer, sin
.eFeIy hope that the people Of Belt
will show the same active interest
n tuberculosis Christmas seal all
his year that they haze always
Ihown in matters pertaining to the
iealth Of the community, and feel
.ure each ono will be only too glad
o do his part when the seal sale
,pens under the direction Of Miss c.
dolitor and the Girl Scouts.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1926-12-09
BASKETBALL SEASON OPENS
SATURDAY WITH CENTERvILLE

On Saturday evening the basket.
ball season Of the local high schoo
opens with q game between the
CenterviIle H. s. team and that from
the B. v. H. S.
The game opens at 8:15 and will
be preceded by a preliminary be
tween other teams which win be fast
and interesting.
Coach Spogen has not announced
his line up and doubtless viii uss
the occasion to try out his material
IN a real game. Leland, Jewell ami
Simonis Of last years squad art
available with Cody, F. Gossack A.
Gossack, ]. Gossack, Remington, M
johnson. Florek and s. johnson also
on the squad.
The games preceding the tourna-
ment are practice games where dit
ferent formations are tried ano
eventually the most effective Is
used in the tournament which
decides who shall represent this
district at the state tournament.
Tucker. PrObst, Nohl and M.
Cafferty graduated last year and
only time win ten whether the new
team win possess the same fighting
and fast passing qualities a. the old
team *.
Centerville has been one Of the
fastest teams IN the district for
several pears and viii doubtless give
n good account Of themselves.
The game Saturday night will be
fast and interesting
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1926-12-09
HOME Ec's. ENTERTAIN

Tonight the Dowestic Science
department Of the high school under
the direction Of Miss Helen Ryan
teacher in charge will entertain the
school trustees, their wives. the
clerk and all the teachers, in the
Home Economies department in the
auditorium This is in the nature Of
get acquainted meeting as or
dinariIy the trustees have few op-
portunities to ueet the faculty Of
the local school
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1926-12-09

Mary Taylor returned to her hons
Tuesday by car after spending 9
week with hsr rslHtivss in Grsns
FaII.
Dave Ledbetter was q Monday ans
Tuesday visitor in Great Falls.
Charlie Swanson went into Great
Falls Monday where he expects b
have some dental work done.
Mrs. salo and three children %
Dover arrived Monday for visit ~
the Chas Maxi home.
Chas. Gutman was q Tuesday visft-
or In Great Falls.
w. H. YarnalI, special agent fUa
the Central Life Assurance Society.
spent Tuesday and Wednesday in our
community.
Several social affairs have takes
place lately among them being che
card parties given by Mrs. BrOdericas
on Tuesday night, and thst by MrA
LeysOn on Friday night.
Mrs. Broderick's guests were, Mrs-
J. r. Rabichaud, Mrs. B. sturman.
Mrs.@ Amos peteseh. "a Ghas. Nc
Gibbon, Mrs. R. C. Tripp, Mrs. Hams
Roehl, Mrs. Bassett Leyson, Mrs. =
J. Gruter, Mrs. NJ. N. Lease, Mrs.
Annie Haxton, Mrs. w. z. White,
Miss Lease, Miss BrOderick and Mrs.
Broderick.
Mrs. Leyson's guests included, Mrs:
Tony Faller, Mrs. r. c. Trip. Mrs
Chas. McGibbOn, Mrs. Hans RoehI,
Mrs. w. z. White, Mrs. B. Sturman.
Mrs. L. Heath, Mrs. j. Weld, Mrs. T.
F. Hogg, Mrs. Annie Haxton, Mrs.
M. N. Lease, Mrs. Frank Savage,
Mrs. A. c. Taylor, Mrs. Geo. Broder-
lex, Mrs. J. Rabichaud, Mrs. Sid o.
Connor Mrs. e. J. Gruter, Mrs. L. A.
Grant, Mrs. ID. C. Crutcher, Mrs X.
+. Barkell, Miss Lease. Miss Florence
Barker and Miss Agnes Broderick.
There were number Of pupils who
iad perfect attendance records for
he third month of school The Inter-
Mediate nom scored 100 per cent for
hat month.
Primary-Marjorie Hogg. Tommy
4oge, Corul Shill, DuIin Shill, vir-
yinia Trip, Will MacGibbon. Gene
Savage, Merritt Smith.
Intermediate-Fritz and Effie An
Iersch. Eleanor and Affcs EaRsssE5s
3erness and Fay Sutton. Howard
md Gertrude Trip, Merle and Verle
White. Lucille BarkelI. Ruth Faller
Dorothy Gruter Edgar Roehl. Frank
yavaee. Mary Taylor, Lloyd Walker.
ioyce warmbrod.
Grammar Elton Walker, Mabel
Imith Opal stark
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1926-12-09
UBEL VISITS US

libel Laundry Of Great Falls came
10 Belt Saturday where be visited
relatives. His sister. Mrs. PHI
LeveilIe accompanied him back to
G9eat Fails where she visited and
returned Monday
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1926-12-09
ORGANIZE EGG SALE PLAN

Cascade County Egg Producers will
meet in Great Falls December IA, to
perfect an organization to market
their eggs in Great Falls, through a
co-operative organization. D. L.
Mcdonald, Agriculture Instructor at
the Belt High School. commenting on
this plan said, the only way by
which egg producers can get mort
money will be by producing eggs OF
the best quality and by marketing
them through agencies that appre-
aiate quality and win pay for it. This
is = real opportunity for the local
farmer to realize some extra money
by grading and marketing their pro-
duct though = cooperative Organiza-
tion. And can be put across IL
enough farmers take advantage Of
the opportunity and attend this
meeting ----si-----.-s
Under present conditions, q large
majority Of the stores and local
buyers purchase eggs from producers
at certain price per dozen. They
pay the same price for all eggs Of
fered, regardless Of quality. Under
this system Of buying. the buyer pro-
tects himself by making the price
low enough TO cover his losses on
bad and inferior eggs. The producer
Of good quality eggs under this sys-
tenn is penalized by receiving lower
price than his eggs are worth, while
the producer whose eggs are Of poo,
quality receives more than his eggs
are worth. Under this system Of
buying there is no incentive for the
producer to use proper methods IN
the production and marketing Of his
eggs. It places a premium on care
lessness and offers no reward for
improvement Of quality.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1926-12-09

cold.
As a result Of the HighwOod bank
going ont Of business most Of the
farmers have been up To draw out
their nnoney. Those who went up
Monday were Otto Gulden, Mr.. and
Mrs. v. L. Fischer and Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Fischer, Sr.
Mrs. L. III. Jurgens and children
were shopping in Great Falls Satur-
day.
Steve Burchak is working at the
Self Service Store in Great Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Gulden and chill
dren, Mrs. Gray, Stuart Kirldldari,
Miss Mary Gray, and Mr.. and Mr..
w. L. Fischer were supper guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs A. Fischer, Sr. Sunday.
George Ellsworth drove TO Great
Fails Monday afternoon.
Mrs. John Mckenzie spent several
days in Great Falls, returning Tues
day morning.
John 10y is making preparations
for a trip 20 Florida where he will
attend the national convention Of his
fraternity.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1926-12-09

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Conn Forder was in Highwood and
Great Falls Saturday attending to
business matters.
Red johnson and A. J. Fischer
made a business trip 10 Great Falls
and Belt Saturday.
Geo Darlo was shopping in High
wood recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lander and
family were doing their Christmas
shopping in Crest Falls Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe walotis have q
new Master Six Buick.
Marie Forder returned Sunday
morning from Chicago. She says the
club members were royalty treated
and entertained. Mrs. Forder AMI
Connie went to HighwOOd Sunday
afternoon to see her.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1926-12-09

Little Howard Ellsworth has been.
confined to his bed with 8 severe
cold.
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Evening star., 1926-11-01
We knew we would be
busy Monday andmade
preparations. But we
never thought that this
new big store Of ours
could be so ianmed. It

looked like the World Seriesn all this hustle
lot Of SERVICE especially
of the crowded departments And rushing
type let them know that sorry conditions Monday
impossible take every Tuesday the
second day of First Year, Sales and that there splendid
values throughout the that will we'll justify were
Monday c0mpee
which have amassed for and for Sales
And did here Monday you get waited on
promptly Tuesday day. Tuesday there will
Womens Onyx Silk ose Isle and Glovesk Vests
&c., 2% Handbags %2% to 8 Imported Kid Gloves Silk
Shaws Gillette Blades 10 in
package, ~Mens5 Furned Gloves $685. Lumberacks
Hats for women
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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-09-02
Dale

Mrs. Alice Blind and children are
spending several days with her sis
ter Miss Jennie Phipps of Bartlett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Bachelor and
son Ermine of Stockport, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Bachelor and daughter
of Deavertown, spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Bachelor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse McMannis and
son Glen and Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
McMannis of McConnelsvflle visited
Saturday and Sunday with Frank
Jobes'.
jackson Graham of Bartlett and
Frank Colerick of this place are
painting for John Coleman of Stock
port
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Blind and son
Ralph and Mrs. Mary Coleman at
tended the Mills reunion Sunday at
Embree park.
Ruth and Edith Blind of Stock
port spent several days last week
with their little friend Bernice Var
nell.
Ray Zumbro and Frank Jobes at
tended the ball game at Bartlett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Antill spent
sunday with his parents at Woods
field
Mrs. Kelly of Hooksburg spent
Friday and Saturday with her
daughter Mrs. Leonard Hale.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-09-02
Ohio

David OF Columbus are also guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Dewitt and Mr..
and Mrs r. W. Dewitt.
Frank Gilmore was business
caller at Detroit last week
Miss Hannah Devices OF GAINESVILLE
is the guest of her sister Mrs. VIM
Barnes.
Mrs. John Reicker Of kewsu is the
guest Of her daa ghtas kaws. SasAss
McNulty.
Mrs. James McAAuky atteaas2 ahs
Blind reunion, which was field ~
the Walter Wainwright homA at
Marietta.
Little Mary Louise Rollison enter
tanned seven of her little friends az
her home last Thursday afternoon.
The occasion was to celebrate her
seventh birthday. Mrs. Rollison
served sandwiches, fruit salad, cake
and iced tea. The birthday cake was
adorned with seven candles. Mary
Louise received several nice pres
ents from her little friends.
Chas Crookston Of Urbana was
a caller here last Wednesday.
Misses Glenora Medley, Mary Mott,
Cleon Mott, Clarence Trout, VIM.
Mcpherson, Clyde Williams, Harvey
McKibben, Hiram Henery, Rosy
Cunningham, Harley Mercer and
Homer Lane left Monday morning to
spend few days at the state fair.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-09-02

Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Henery and Mr..
and Mrs. G. d. Henery visited Sun
day with Mrs. Belle Bishop, who Is
a patient at Bethesda hospital Mrs
Bishop Is doing nicely.
Mr. and Mrs. John Swarts and
son john, Mrs. q. w. BEoomhaIl and
daughters Lucy and Lena Of Zanes-
vile, were week end guests OF Mr..
and ETs w. III. Broomhall and fam
ilyt
Mise The!na Wallace Of zanes-
vile spent Sunday at her home here.
Rev. ard Mrs. Cottrell and little
daughter of West Virginia, were
here Saturday looking about the
parsonage, and will probably move
here this week
Don, Virginia and Lawrence
White OF Columbus are spending a
few days with their aunt Mrs. Jane
Wootton.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Buchanan of
McConnelsville visited Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Mummey.
Mrs. Kate White of Pennsville is
spending the week with her daugh-
ter
Miss Dorothy Lane returned home
Saturday morning from Westerville.
She was accompanied by her friend
Miss Pearl Wilcox of Westerville.
Chas. Crook while unloading hay
at his farm Saturday, fell from the
load when the trip rope broke, light
ing on his shoulder, and for a time
it was feared he had broken it, but
it was found to be only bad bruise.
Mrs. Mary Darnell who spent the
past two weeks with her brother,
will return in few days to Ada,
o., to visit her son Ed Darnell and
family, and later will 90 to Cleve-
land, to be with her daughter An
ma.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Barnhouse and
Miss Carrie Newton visited Sunday
at the William Darnell home
The Ever Faithful and Willing
Workers Sunday school classes from
the NJ p. church and the ladies from
Chesterhill and Pennsville churches
are enjoying a picnic today at the
Embree park at Pennsville.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-09-02

GCldie Farmhouse has returned
home from visiting her cousin Miss
Leia Hambleton Of Hooksbsrg.
Mrs. Minnie Hughes and son Clyde
Hobart Of Champaign, Ill, are guests
of Mrs. Hughes mother Mrs. Choral
Hook. Mrs Hook and guests are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Brokaw
Of McConnelsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. GLcKjnlsy Brannan
of Zanesville visited the past Wssk
with his parents uH. and asrs. L.
o. Brann0n
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Elliott of
Zsnesvilie were the over sunday
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Hayes.
Mrs. Harry Dunn and family of
McConnelsyille, visited over Sunday
with her sister Mrs. Jesse Hayes.
Harry Blair and family of Colum-
bus visited Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. G. w. Mummey.
Called by Death OF Aunt
Mrs. Cora QuigIey was called to
Pataskala, Monday, because Of the
death of Mr.. Quigley's aunt, Mrs
Diantha Smoke
w. e. Wootton, w. H. BroomhalI.
Hugh Ellis and Charley Crook left
Tuesday morning for the state fair
Walter Ellis and r. w. Dewitt
were business callers at GAINESVILLE.
Monday.
Pennsville grange social, Sept. 4,
at c. j. Kennard's grove. Every
body welcome.
Mr.. and Mrs C. w. Dewitt left
Monday for Columbus to visit their
daughter Mrs. Myron Abel and will
also visit their son Ivan Dewitt and
daughter Ina Dewitt at Cleveland.
Mrs. Laura Adrian is staying
with her niece Mrs. Frank Ham
mond of near Chesterhill.
Mrs. Minerva Parsons is moving
her household goods to GAINESVILLE.
where she will make her home with
her daughter Mrs Chas Hubbel.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. H. Choguill and
children Richard and Kathryn left
Tuesday on motor trip which will
include several places of interest
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-09-02
CenterviIle

Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Dearth and
son Of De Kalb, Ill, have been visit
Ing at Henry Dearth's, and with 9TH
er relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Stokes and
children Of California, visited sun
day at Harry McHannis'.
The ice cream social given by Nj.
! Olive church, at Lew Hif0n's. Thnrs-
day evening, was largely attended.
Proceeds, s2E
AIR. and Mrs Forrest Taylor OF
Beverly visited Saturday at r. Z
Morris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cha8. Sherlock and
son visited Sunday at Lorenzo Sim
cox's.
Mr.. and Mrs Charley sriers, Miss
Madge stiers of Newark, n j., are
visiting relatives here.
Mr, and Mrs. Edgar Long visited
the formers mother, Mp Henry
Dearth, Sunday
Mrs. Katie Keith, Mrs. Jane Phil
lis of Waterford visited the week
end at Ivan Phillis'.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Stewart and fam
lily Of Cross Road vicinity, visited
Sunday at L. L. Taylor's.
Mr. and Mrs. II. H. Welch gave
party last Friday evening in honor
CT their son Deans birthday. He was
very much surprised. when he came
home from Beverly. when opening
the door, about 65 Of his friends
rushed out to meet him. They
We're all generously treated 10 ice
cream and cake. leaving at a late
hour. wishing Dean many more hap
py birthdays
Mrs. Jas. Lewis and son Eugene
OF McConnelsyille have been visit
ing relatives here.
Saturday evening the following
folks gathered at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. L. c. Taylor and enjoyed
a melon supper: Mr.. and Mrs JOS.
Dearth and son, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Stiers, Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Stiers,
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Archer, Mr.. and
Mrs. Forrest Stiers and daughter
Betty, Miss Madge Stiers, Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. Z. Taylor and granddaugh-
ter Hope Phillis, Mr.. and Mrs, Lew
Hilton and son Herman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Welch and daughter
Reta.
Miss Bertha Oliphant has been
visiting at the Mr.. and Mrs Perley
SliVus and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Nc
Mannis homes.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-09-02
Stockport

Saturday, Sept Raymond Grif-
fifth featured with Betty Compson In
the latest fun picture, paths to
Paradise" Coming Wednesday, Sept.
S-Another Rim Tin Tin peerless
lighting dog, in '"The Lighthouse by
the Sea"
DIR. Leas ana wife OF Som mbus
are guests OF her sister A&rS. I. u.
StillfoA.
Marshall Wade left Monday night
for Rising City, Neb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Davis and two
children of GAINESVILLE spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Dewitt Mrs.
May Davis who has been a guest at
the Dewitt home, returned home
with them Mrs. Eva West and son
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-09-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Jerald Zumbro and
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Zumbro met with several families
from Belpre and spent the day camp
Ing on the MaIster farm, near Water
ford
Miss Byrl and Vera Martin and
Edwin Botson Of GAINESVILLE spent the
week end with relatives here, and
were accompanied home by Miss Ger
aldine Colerick and Majel Martin.
Several from here attended the
Big Bottom picnic, Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Esto Ross and son
Russell, Marion Blind, Fred Blind
and children Mary and Ralph attend
I'd the Blind reunion at the bauti-
ful home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Vain
wright at Marietta, Thursday.
Thos. Blind and Marion Blind Of
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-09-02

Newark returned home Saturday. af-
ter spending part of the summer
with Mr.. Blinds son, Arthur Blind.
Harold Zumbro played ball with
Bartlett, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Howard Ball of
Brokaw spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. Ray
Mrs. Clarence Anderson who has
spent several weeks at the Marietta
hospital. is being cared for at the
home Of her mother Mrs. Kate Hale.
Born 10 Mr. ana Mrs Frank Carr,
Sunday, a ten pound girl. Mr. Carr
has returned to his work at Parkers-
burg.
Emma Farnsworth and Mrs Nam
Ris Johnson attended camp meeting
from Friday until Sunday at Plants
Vile
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-19

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