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Evening star., 1927-05-05

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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1927-02-03
Afternoon REYNOLDS Lyon

Algernon Reynolds Lyon, son of
David and Kathryn Lyon, was born
in St. Marys, Virginia, November
Is, 1859, and after long illness
died Jan. IA, 1927, aged 6S years
and two months. Whey quite
young. his parents settled in Morgan
county, Ohio; in 1880 he was mar
ried to Martha Anna Sawyer and to
this union nine children were born,
all of whom survive: Emmett G.
Lyon. Blackwell Okla; Mrs. w. A.
Souter, North Kansas City, Mo-;
John Taylor Lyon, Tetonia, Idaho;
William S. Lyon, Newton, Kan. !;
Mrs. J. Don Kieffer, Kirksville, Mo !;
and Newell c. Lyon, Mrs. Roy w.
Parker. Mrs. Edward Brass, and
Mrs. Harry Shepard, all of Law
renee. There are also IS grand
children living and four dead. He
had five sisters and two brothers all
of whom preceded him in death.
In 1898 he moved his family to
Oklahoma near Blackwell and lived
there until 1912 when they went
to Lawrence and since that time
have lived there and at Willow
Springs, Mo, where he was at the
time OF his death. For many years
he suffered with asthma which at
the last developed into heart trou-
BILE and dropsy and caused his
death to come suddenly. His wife
and three of the children were at
his bedside at the time.
At the age of 80 he united with
the Christian church at Wolf Creek.
Ohio, and was faithful and con-
scientious worker throughout his
active life and was devout bellev-
er in God He was always kind
and thoughtful father, and bore his
long suffering patiently and bravely.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1927-02-03

The monthly meeting of the local
ministerial association was held Al
the home Of Rev. G.. c. Van Arts
dalen in Malta Tuesday morning,
and was we'll attended and inter-
.esting> and profitable gathering.
Four ministers-Revs Clifford
Douglas, Grove and Van Artsdalen,
who were in attendance at the re-
cent Ohio Pastors conference held
in Columbus, gave talks relative
that conference and brought out
some valuable thoughts. They re-
ported the conference as having
been one of the largest attended
and most profitable of those yet
held by the Ohio pastors. stating
that about thousand pastors were
registered.
The reports on the conference
constituted the main feature of the
meeting at the Van Artsdaien
home. Other matters pertaining to
regular business Of the association
were attended TO. Besides the min
listers who spoke, as referred to-.
other ministers present We're Reys.
Kendle, Moody and Moore.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1927-02-03
STOPPED IN HONOLULU
MAKING TRIP TO JAPAN

Mr.. H. B. Fouts of Malta received
word recently that his brother-in-
law and wife Mr.. and Mrs. r,
S. Watts were stopping in Honolulu
on their way TO Yokohama, Japan.
where Mr.. Watts will look after
some business matters. Mr. Watts
is supervisor of the Deep Water
Oil Co., the main office of which is
at Houston, Tex, where they also
have their largest refinery. Mr..
Fouts' brother, Mr.. Rupert A.
Fouts. who for Is years was an
employe of the Standard Oil Co., is
now president and general manager
of the Deep Water OH Co. This is
a several million dollar concern, the
controlling interest of which is in
the hands of the Fouts brothers,
C. E. Torbert and family, and Mr..
Watts. They have patented de-
vice, for refining lubricating oils,
which is proving very successful,
and Mr.. Watts trip to Japan is to
install the machinery of this de-
vice in their refinery there. Mr..
and Mrs. Watts sailed from San
Francisco, CAL, and are making the
trip on the President Taft. They
win be gone four months.
Their stay in Honolulu while very
short was sufficient for them to
fall in love with the fine climate,
and wonderful scenery of that place.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1927-02-03

Mr.. G. w. Thompson, special in
vestigator for the Carnegie Medal
foundation, was a business caller
here the first of the week. He was
here making Investigations con-
cerning the occasion last summer
when Miss Eleanor Rothrock was
rescued from drowning in the river
below Malta, by Rex Coovert who
was visiting at the Rothrock home.
He himself almost lost his life, and
Mr.. Thompson was here conducting
an investigation, and if he feels the
circumstances warrant it, will rec
ommend that a medal be awarded
him. The recommendation in it,
self does not always mean a medal,
however. Mr.. Thompson is from
Pittsburgh, and there is bit of To-
cal history connected with him.
His mothers maiden name was
Kepple, and she resided in Center
township. While Mr. Thompson
never lived in this county, he had
often heard his mother speak of
certain families in Center township,
and while here he made inquiry
about them.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1927-02-03
Concerns Former Resident Here

The Marietta Register Of Jan:
81 said:
Annette Shrader, who at one
time was a member of the Register
reportorial staff. is regular con-
tributor to the Santa Ana, Calf,
Register. She is writing under the
nom de plume of Suzanne Slade,
and an odd coincident is that her
contributions are being edited by
Mrs. Eleanor Young Elliott, former
ly of McConnelsville. Mrs. Elliott
besides being society editor of the
Santa Ana Register, conducts THE
Patchwork Quilt" Many OF the
Slade poems have been published in
Mrs. ElIiott's column. James H.
Shawhan. of this city. whose poems
have been given wide circulation,
wrote Mrs. Elliott that he knew
many McConnelsyille people and
congratulated her on her newspa-
per success. He also contributed a
poem, which was given space. No
clipped or previously published
poems are accepted. They must, be
original according to a letter writ
ten here by Annette Shrader, whose
talent first started in Marietta.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1927-02-03
Farm Bureau Agent Employed

At a meeting Of the directors of
the Morgan County Farm Bureau
held last Friday, Mr.. Harold F.
Eaton of New Fredonia, N. Y, was
elected county agent. He succeeds
Mr.. J. L. Shriver, who resigned
some time ago, going to Springfield.
Mr.. Eaton is young married man
who comes well qualified in every
respect for the work here, having
had four years training at the
State Agricultural College of Mon
tana. and is post graduate of the
state college of Wisconsin. Within
the past year he has been employed
on a large farm near Marysville,
and for several months past has
been assistant to County Farm
Agent Townsend of Perry county
Mr., Eaton's work became effective
here Feb. j. but due to the fact
that he is attending Farmers Week
at Columbus, he will not be in the
office until Monday, Feb. 7. Miss
Fanny Richardson who has been of
flee secretary for several years,
will retain that position under Mr..
Eaton.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1927-02-03
Frank II. Yocom Succumbs

Mr.. Frank r. Yocom, prominent
citizen Of Barnesville. and former
resident Of this county, died Friday
night at his home in that place, af-
ter an illness of about two days with
heart trouble. He was past so
years of age and was son of the
late Samuel B. and Sarah King Yo-
com and was born at Pennsyilie. He
made Pennsviile his home until
about 20 years ago when he moved
to Barnesville. He was a black
smith in his early life. After NOV
ing to Barnesyille he was mayor of
that city, and of more recent years
had been engaged in the real estate
and insurance business He was an
upright. honorable citizen and was
held III high regard by wide circle
Of friends and acquaintances. His
wife who was Miss Lizzie Penrose,
survives, also two sOns-Harry Yo-
com of Oregon, and william of Ak
ron. and three brothers and a sis
ter-E. K. and J. D. Yocom of Ober-
lin. and c. p. Yocom of Chesterhill,
and Mrs. Lydia Harmer of Penns-
willie. When residing at Pennsville
he Joined the Methodist Protestant
church, and after moving to Barnes
vile he transferred his member
ship to the Methodist Episcopal
church of that place.
FuneraF services were held We'd
nesday afternoon, and interment
was made in the Barnesyille ceme-
terry.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1927-02-03
PARENT T-TEACHER MEETING
HAS IMPORTANT FEATURES

The parent-teacher association
met in the M. & NJ. high school
auditorium Monday evening. In
the absence OF the president. Chas.
Havener. the vice president, Mrs.
Fred Manly, Malta, presided An
important business session was
held. George w. Carr, superintend-
ent of the NJ. & NJ schools. was
elected the delegate to represent
the association at the convention OF
the East Ohio branch of the dis
trict conference of parent-teachers
which will be held at New Concord,
March A.
Mrs. F. A Davis, chairman of
the committee, appointed to con-
duct the membership drive. gave a
report. Over 80 new members had
been secured The pupils of Velma
Mckinney, first primary, won the
first prize, So, for obtaining the
largest number; the pupils of Miss
Gatewood, third primary, second
prize, 81. Judge H. M Finley.
chairman of the committee on play
ground supplies, gave satigfac-
tory report of the new equipment
A contribution was made by sub
scription to the piano fund At the
conclusion of the business meeting,
several numbers were rendered by
the grade orchestra Two splendid
talks were given, one by Rev. A. N
Grove, on Cooperation, and the
other by Miss Vickroy on Biology"
Xxx.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1927-02-03
Columbus Dispatch Society News

The musicale given by Mrs. An
drew Timberman, at her home, 81
Hamilton avenue, last Tuesday af-
ternoon, was in special compliment
ito her daughter, Mrs. Wilbur Alan
Smith Lelia Stanbery Timberman)
1896 Morrison avenue, who will
leave Columbus early in February
with Mr.. Smith for Peoria, ILL.,,
where they will reside. The musical
program was given by Miss Alma
Borneman, violinist, and Miss Fran
ces Beall, pianist. Miss Jean Tim
herman came from Oberlin college,
where she is member of the
teaching staff, to be present at the
tea. '.'
Mrs. O. NJ. McLucas and Miss
Ann Driscoll entertained at the
home of the former, 336 Terrence
road, Monday evening, with mis-
cellaneous shower for the pleasure
of Miss Evelyn Scheiblich, who is to
be married Feb. 10 TO Mr. Claude
Heise.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1927-02-03
Royal Neighbors Installation

The Royal Neighbors met in reg
ular session last Wednesday even
ing, and after short business
meeting public installation was
held Mrs. Alice Smith acted as in
stalling officer, assisted by Mrs.
Stella Young, ceremonial marshal.
The following officers were install
ed for 1927: Oracle, Lettie Dew;
past oracle, Forest Drake; vice
oracle, Margaret Ford; chancellor
Alta Savage; recorder, Margaret
Leggett; receiver, Carrie Love;
marshal, Jessie Stallsmith; assist
ant marshal, Florence Harlan; jun
ior sentinel, Pearl Dew; outer SEN
tinel, Bessie Grubb; manager, Nor
ma Hooper; musician, Forest Perk-
ins; faith, Gladys NORM; useful
ness, Velma Bragg; courage, Marie
Moore; modesty, Lola Roberts; en-
durance, Burdella Townsend. Mrs.
Ollie Kuhn was appointed flag
bearer. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hop
kins of Chesterhill and the Scott
brothers of Malta were present and
delighted the crowd with their mu-
sic. Short speeches were made by
visitors.
Later in the evening a sumptuous
pot luck supper was served. About
200 were present, which included
Royal Neighbors and invited friends
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1927-02-03
Death OF Sarah F.. Law

Sarah Emily Law. aged 50 years.
died Monday morning at the home
of Charles Law of Cutler She was
born at Elliott, Morgan county, but
for the past 80 years had resided
at Cutler. Surviving are the fol-
lowing brothers and sisters: Albert
L., and George C. Law, both of Cut
Ter; VIM. E. Law of Kansas City,
Mo-; Mrs. E. Moore of GAINESVILLE,
and Mrs. ]. Malone of McConnels-
vile.
Funeral services were held We'd
nesday afternoon at o'clock, at
the Bartlett NJ E. church. Burial
was made in the Bartlett cemetery.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1927-02-03
MRS. j. ri. KNIGHT DIES
At HOME NEAR RENRfI1K

The death Of Mrs. j. Fl. knight
occurred Saturday at $50 p. m, at
her home in Renrock vicinity. Mrs
Knights illness had been mention
ed at different times in these col
umns. She had been in falling
health for about six years, had un-
dergone two operations. and during
the last three years of her life was
practically helpless. For three
weeks just preceding her death she
was bedfast.
Mrs, Knights maiden name was
Lizzie O'Neal Sims. She was born
in southeastern Muskingum county,
close to the county line, and prac-
tically all of her life was spent
not far from that locality. Most of
her early life was spent in Bristol
township, this county, where she
attended school at Fairview She
later taught in that township. Mrs.
Knights father was Israel w. Sims
who died about II years ago. Her
mother Mrs. Mary A. Sims survives,
and had been with her since last
May. She is also survived by her
husband J. II. Knight and daughter
Clarice Knight of the home; sis
ter, Mrs. M. M. Mcdonald of Nc
Connelsyille, and brother John
Sims of Bristol
The deceased was born May 25,
1869, making her in her 5Sth year
at the time of her death In ga arly
life she joined the Methodist Prot
estant church, and did considerable
church work at the Grove church
She was also member Of Renrock
grange and was active in grange
work while her health permitted
Funeral services were held Mon
day at Oak Grove church. leaving
the residence at one o'clock, and
were in charge of Rev. Sees. IN
terment was made in the cemetery
nearby
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1927-02-03
Courtesy Between Drivers and
Pedestrians

A pedestrian commented favor
ably one day last week when he OBJ
served an autoist bring his car to
a. complete stop in order to avoid
splashing a group of pedestrians.
There is seldom wet day in Nc
ConneIsville Or any other town
when damage is not done to wear
ing apparel of pedestrians by auto
lists of the keep-going-at-all-cost
type who skirt sidewalks and cross
ings without regard for the rights
of others. Much of the animosity
toward automobile owners and driY-
ers entertained by non-owners and
reflected from time to time in legis-
lation unfair TO the automobile and
those who use it, can doubtless be
attributed to this type of driver,
happily in a minority. but common
enough nevertheless to do great
damage both to property and TO
good temper. .......
For sloppy days special code of
driving should be observed by auto
mobile operators. 1t would subor-
dinate speed to sanity and good
manners, and allow pedestrians to
use side walks, and to cross streets,
without hazard OF splashing mud
and ica water.
Community Civic Club.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1927-02-03
Death Of Milton Adrian

Milton Adrian. aged 20 years,
died Jan 20 at his home near Ell
liott. While not in the best of
health, as the result OF grip and
complications, Mr.. Adrian had not
seemed any worse than usual, and
was able 10 be around up to the day
4of mis- death. His wife died several
years ago. He is survived by seven
children-Mrs. Grace Joy of JOY;
Roy Adrian of Cincinnati; Howard
of Cleveland; Bertha who is mar
Tried and resides in Columbus: Don
laid of Bishopville neighborhood,
land Merle and Mildred at home.
He also leaves brothers and sisters
as follows: Joseph Adrian of Ches-
|terhill; Fred Of Elliott; Mrs. Jose
phine Carpenter of Athens; James
Who is located somewhere in the
west; Mrs Retta Pierpoint. Mrs
Ida Shook and Elizabeth and
AdaliRe Adrian, all OF Elliott
neighborhood.
Funeral services were held the
22nd at Zion church. and burial
was made in Zion cemetery.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1927-02-03

Meeting Of Commu,ity civic Club
A meeting ~ unIcua. n 4rest, OF
the Comnpn {; Give clu1. vas held
Tuesday afternoon 1T O'Clock, at
the home oI Mrs. Leslie Sharp, with
Mrs. Ralph Baker assisting In the
absence of the president Mrs. Geo.
Scott, the chair was filled by Mrs.
Chas Abel. Genera. business was
cared for. followed by discussion on
ways and means for financing club
work This activity of the club
along this line, was directed into
two new channels, which after dis
cussion was accepted affirmatiyely
by unanimous vote.
The members voted unanimously
to support financial campaign for
reducing the debt on the piano
which has been purchased for the
VI. & NJ. high school auditorium.
The amount of s25 was voted TO be
paid on same, the Civic club head
ing subscription campaign to be
presented TO the public by the par
ent-teacher association in the near
future. 1t is hoped by the club that
other organizations in the twin
cities. will support this project,
when called upon.
After adjournment of the bus
mess session, the hostesses served
delicious lunch.
The next meeting occurring Feb.
Is, will be at the home of Mrs.
Chas Fisher
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1927-02-03
Attend Funeral OF Relative

Mrs Gussie Hughes, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Hanlin, and Mr.. and Mrs.
David Jackson, attended the fu-
neral Tuesday at South GAINESVILLE
of Mrs. Clyde Smith, aged So Mrs
Smiths maiden name was May Neff
her home being in Phiio. Besides
her husband she is survived by two
sons, Louis p. and Forest w
Smith. both of the home. and one
sister, Mrs. C. E. Kokensparger OF
GAINESVILLE. She was cousin OF
Mrs. Hughes, and Mr.. Smith is a
cousin of Mr.. Jackson.
The deceased was prominent
member of the South GAINESVILLE
Methodist Episcopal church IN
terment was made in the Duncan
Falls cemetery.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1927-02-03

Maynard Barnes and wife, $50
acres, Deerfeld; J. r. and Viola
Brown, so; Charles Brown and
wife, as. Dcerfeld and York: WG1
G. Dutton and wife, 142, Malta and
Deerfield; Morgan Devore, lis,
Deerfield; Ada Harper to The Ohio
Fuel Co., right of way, Penn; Drill
! la Jones ct al, $50, Deerfeld; Jas.
K. Miller and wife, 1.76, Deerfeld; !;
]. L. Maier and wife, 10; Bloom;
w. Pierce, 40 Deerfield; Ella S.
land J. B. Woodward, 80, Deerfield;
Arthur and Ida Wooley, A, I'm
ion; The Muskingum Realty Co.,
240, 'Deerfield Leases for Ohio
Fuel Co.
Mrs. Eunice Roberts, 35 acres,
Morgan; Emma r. Nixon ct all.
Malta; E. HI. Hammond and wife,
E82 acres, Meigsville; Ada Sher-
wood, 126 acres, Windsor; John W.
and Anna Lent, so, Malta; F. B.
and Eva Shuster, 20; Rosanna D
Tracy ct al, 90, Malta; M. L. New
man and wife, 98, Malta; C. H.
Newman and wife, 80, Malta; Lewis
Fl. and Mary Maybe, Is, Malta; John
r. Mcdaniel, 10, Malta; Chas. and
Ida F. Clark, 80, Malta; D. A. Cum
CHAM, "a, York; Frank and Mary
Ribble, so, York; Amanda Walsh
ct all, 100, Bloom; Ogle C. and
Thelma B. Reed, 43; County Com
missioners, 312, Morgan; Muskin-
gum Realty Co., 2S6 acres, Bloom;
B. F. Stoneburner, 28, Bloom; Ida
Cheadle and husband, SO, Windsor;
Rhoda and Robert James, AZ,
Bloom; Alonzo j. Brown, 12. Deer
field; Homer and Lola Dunlap, so,
Center; Mary A. Conner, two lots,
New Castle; Plummer Scott, 49,
Meigsville; Margaret Scott, 80,
Meigsyille; John w. Cunningham
A, Bristol; Nancy S. McGonagle ct
al, 304, Bristol; S. B. Mcconnell, 4,
Bristol. The last six named to w.
Hunter Atha.' The others to The
Ohio Fuel Supply Co.; James G.
Crisman to E. w. Salladay, 120,
Morgan; Lucie r. Barkhurst to
same, 40, Bloom; II. II. and Sarah
Richardson to same, 113, Bloom; j.
E and Goldie Richardson to same,
40, Bloom; Adella Armstrong and
A. T. Armstrong, to X. G.. Daily &
Son, Az, Homer; VIM. E. and
Branch Clark 70 same, "a, Homer;
Jesse and Blanche Mclaughlin,
7412 Manchester; Caroline Dearth,
80, Center; Jesse Mclaughlin and
wife, go II, Center; all to The Ohio
Fuel Supply Co.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1927-02-03
Chas. Veatch Visits Here

Mr.. Chas. Veatch of Indianapolis
arrived here Sunday evening to Wis
it among old friends. He resided
here in his early life and is a son
of the late T. C. Veatch who was in
business here back in Civil war
times. being a member of the firm
yeatch & Turner. Mr.. Veatch has
a sister Mrs. Anna Helm who re-
sides in Indianapolis. He left here
Wednesday evening and expected to
visit at GAINESVILLE and in Dayton,
where he was formerly located. be-
fore going on to his home in In
dianapolis.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1927-02-03
IT 8 Rasketeers VS.. Glouster

M & NJ. basketball team is sched-
uled for a game at Glouster Friday
night Glouster team played here
several weeks ago, putting up a
mighty scrappy game, and on their
home floor are likely to do still bet
ter, however there will have to be
a big slump in M. &c MS playing,
before they will be in much danger
of defeat.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1927-02-03

In an interesting close basketball
game Wednesday night here be-
tween the McConnelsville Boy
Scouts and Stockport Scouts, the
former won by the score of 25 to
10. The score was very even, with
Stockport slightly in the lead, up
until the later part of the last quar-
ter. The players and points made,
were: M. & M.-Sims, s; Walker, z:
F. Adrian, s; c. Adrian. 2; Ham
bleton, Whitaker, Flanagan. Stock
port-K. Mccoy, 6; Newberry, s;
Mccoy, z; Mcpherson, Erwin.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1927-02-03
Brother OF Late Mrs. Norsanstern
Michael Carius, formerly of Ma

miCIIdcl SdiluS, IOI mcIiy VI hd-
rietta, died Saturday at his home
in Newport, KY, of dropsy. He was
rs years of age For 54 years he
was in active service with the
American Express Company, being
pensioned last October. He is sur
viyed by his wife, son Arthur and
two daughters-Mrs. Bertha Walsh
and Miss Stella Carius, all of New
port; three brothers, Charles Car
ius of Marietta, John OF Vitrolite,
and Edward of Newport, Ky; also
a sister. Mary Carius of Marietta.
The late Mrs. Teresa Morganstern
of McConnelsville was his sister
Mr.. Carius was a member of the
Catholic church. and was affiliated
with the Knights of Columbus at
Newport Funeral services were
held Tuesday morning at Newport.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1927-02-03
Mrs Guyton Loses Sight

Mrs. Clara Guyton who has been
with her son Mr.. John A. Guyton of
Beaver Falls, Pa, since Thanksgiv-
ing. is expected home today. Her
son will bring her, and they will be
accompanied by Miss Agnes Guyton
of Washington, d. c. While away
Mrs. Guyton consulted a number of
specialists. and received no en-
eouragement. Her trouble is glau-
coma and her sight is much worse
than when she left, and she is now
practically blind.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1927-02-03
George HI. Williams Passes Away

Mr.. George H. Williams. II, of
Reno. died Tuesday of paralysis, at
the home of his daughter Mrs.
Will S. Richardson of Williams
town. W. Va. He was a SON of the
late Captain Henry S. and Mary
Lackey Williams and was born in
McConnelsville. His wife who was
Miss Mary Donaldson, survives, and
a daughter. He was a member of
the Presbyterian church and of the
Masonic and l. o. o. F. lodges. Fu-
neral services will be held in Will
Jamestown, Friday morning at 10:30
o'clock.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1927-02-03
Mrs. Kate Harris Critically Ill

Mr.. Lemuel Fleming of this place
received word that his daughter
Mrs. Kate Fleming Harris is in a
very critical condition, following
AN operation which she underwent
Wednesday in Cincinnati hos
pital.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1927-02-03
Wagon Go. Plays Friday Night

(. Moores & Ross fast basketball
team of GAINESVILLE, will play here
Friday night against Wagon Com
pany. These same teams played
several weeks ago, the GAINESVILLE
tossers winning, and our boys are
now out for revenge. An effort is
also being made to get the Moores
& Ross saxophone sextet to accom-
pany the team here.