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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-11-20
Death OF Judge Houck

Judge Louis B. Houck, aged 63,
of this, the fifth district court of ap
peals, died last Friday night at his
home in Mt. Vernon, following a
long illness. He was stricken about
a year ago while holding court in
GAINESVILLE. Judge Houck had a host
of friends and acquaintances
throughout the state. He was pri-
vate secretary to the late Governor
Pattison, and during Pattison's long
illness, he was virtually the states
chief executive. So popular was the
deceased. that the last time he made
the race for appeals judge, he had
no opposition. neither in the pri-
mary or election. He was member
of the Masonic bodies, the Knights
of Pythias, Odd Fellows, Royal Ar
canum and Red Men. He was grand
master of the Ohio Odd Fellows in
1908 and 1909, and had served as
grand representative to the Grand
Lodge of both the Odd Fellows and
Royal Arcanum He was a trustee
of the Church of Christ.
Funeral services were held Tues
day afternoon, with burial at Mt.
Vernon
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-11-20
Death OF Mrs. Alva G. Davis

Mrs. Columbia A. Davis, aged 81.
wife of Alva G. avis, who is ferry
man at Eagleport, died Tuesday
night about 10 o'clock. Death fol-
lowed a two years illness with COM
plications. Besides her husband,
she leaves three daughters-Mrs.
Mildred Bishop of Detroit, Mich. /;
Mrs. Virgil Geiger, GAINESVILLE: and
Miss Goldie Davis of the home.
She also leaves one, brother, James
Craig Of Caldwell. The Davis family
moved from GAINESVILLE about two
years ago, and reside in DR.. Clyde
Jones property. Mrs. Davis was a
member of the Free Methodist
church. She was born at Caldwell,
and funeral services will be held In
the Free Methodist church at that
place. this afternoon, at 2 o'clock.
Interment will be made In Olive
cemetery, Caldwell.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-11-20

A week ago Sunday, in Geauga
county a state game protector shot
3and Killed cne-~ man ard d2woundea
the dead mans brother. These,
with third brother, allegedly re-
sisted arrest for hunting on Sunday,
and out of season, and then attacked
the protector and a deputy sheriff
who was with him. The officials
were absolved from blame by the
coroner's inquest The point of
this item is that it is foolhardy to
resist arrest on small offense.
Game protectors are state officers
and are clothed with wide author
ity, and game laws are simple and
understandable. With the opening
of the hunting season it behooves
hunters to obey the laws and to en-
courage enforcement of such laws,
say sportsmen and conservation Off :
cials. Otherwise hunting and fish
ing will be wiped out. Real con-
servation practices will maintain the
outdoors sports for years to come.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-11-20
Mss Kathryn Louise Rusk Dies

Relatives here received tele-
gram Friday morning, Nov. IA, an
nouncing the death, the evening be-
fore, of Miss Kathryn Louise Rusk
aged % years, eldest daughter OF
Wilbert K and Ella Donehoo Rusk
of Wellington, Kan. She had been
operated upon for appendicitis Nov.
7, and passed away on the evening
of Nov. 13. She leaves a father,
mother, and two sisters, Mabel and
Helen, of the home, and an uncle,
Ira E. Rusk, and family, also OF
Wellington. A devoted grandmoth-
er, Mrs Louisa Donehoo, and two
uncles, John and Harry Donehoo.
of McConnelsville, and four aunts,
Mrs. Leila Stearn, Columbus, o.,
Mrs. Elva Niceswanger, Mrs. Cora
Baldridge, Mrs. Iva Masterson, OF
Malta.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-11-20
and Hunting Violation

Monday OF this week Norval Hill
ton, Arthur Hilton and Milton Pat
terson giving their addresses Cam
bridge, were arrested, charged with
hunting without permission, on the
farm of Lucy Maxwell, near Wood
grove. When arraigned before
Mayor E. D. Shafer Monday after
noon, they pleaded guilty, and each
were fined $500 and costs, the
costs being SIS each. They were also
accused Of having shot three tur-
keys, the property of VIM. Harmon
and Herman Hill. Upon offering to
pay for the turkeys, no charge was
filed against them for the offense.
Friday, Perl Mccoy, Stockport,
was arrested charged with having a
fish trap in his possession. When ar
raigned here before Lawrence Sea-
man. j. p, he pleaded guilty and
was fined $25 and costs. Harold
Ball of Unionville was given a fine
of $25 and costs by Mr.. Seaman,
when he pleaded guilty TO the il
legal possession of pelts. Jos. Male,
near Malta, arrested, charged with
hunting rabbits out of season, plead
ed guilty when arraigned, and was
fined $25 and costs. All the arrests
were made by Benz. F.. Michael, OF
Caldwell, conservation officer OF
this, the 18th district.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-11-20
Nj. 8 MS Squad Ends Successful
Season

NIs a. We > O4uQu ILiluS bouSNCCcAMl
Season
An experienced and hard-fghting
M. & NJ team, working with clock
work precision, overwhelmed and
outclassed Roseville last Friday at
the M. & M. field. The score for
the seasons final for Coach Walter
Marquis gridders, was 53 to o..
Roseville, heavily outweighed,
fought a courageous, but futile bat
tie. The first team of M. e M.
scored at will, and the boys from
the pottery town could do but lit
tie with Marquis second and third
string men.
Sims, M. & NJ star, played his
last game for the school. His con-
tribution was 60 yard run for a
ter he had been removed during the
first period, because of injuries.
The game was marked by hard.
clean play, there being few penal
ties. Roseville was M. e MS sew
enth victim Of the year. they having
lost but one game, to New Concord.
Teams defeated by Marquis Il !"
included Dresden, Glouster, Mariet-
ta b., New Lexington. Liberty I'm
ion, Crooksville. During the season
M. & M. scored 1875 points; their ap-
ponents, 81.
Cecil Sims, right ha1fback and
leading scorer for M. & NJ, was
elected honorary captain by the
team in it's closing meeting, Mon
day. He is also a basketball and
Marquis loses by graduation this
year, besides Sims, Donald Carder,
Charles Whitaker, William Gessel.
Brent Cochran, Dale Walker, George
Barrett, Robert Niceswanger, Dwight
Miller, who are all outstanding
players.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-11-20
Rev. Clifford Ill

Local friends have received word
from Mrs. G.. D. Clifford to the eff
feet that her husband, Rev. Clifford,
has suffered a severe nervous break
down, and is very ill. Rev. Clifford,
who for the past five years served
as pastor of the Malta M. e. church,
a little more than two months ago
moved to Mechanicsburg to assume
the pastorate of the church at that
place. The new location was most
desirable one, with the work going
pleasantly for both pastor and con-
gregation, until illness suddenly
came upon Rev. Clifford, and he has
been compelled, for the present, at
least, to give up his work at Me-
chanicsburg, his doctor having or
dered complete rest, with perhaps
an entire change of surroundings.
Rev. Clifford made many warm
friends during his residence here,
who will hear of his illness with sin
cere regret, and wish for his speedy
return to health.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-11-20

Aura c. Walters to Jas. N. and
Maggie j. Nelson, 4.25 acres, Man
chester, 81.
John r. Floyd to Easter Floyd.
315 acres, York township, 81.
III. B. Fouts to Alice Fouts, 1a in
terest, two lots, Malta. 81.
Jennie Kllzel to Jasper Wood
ward, certificate for transfer, Nc
Connelsville lot. 81.
Isaac Tolbert and wife to Albert
and Alice Ellis, 1-16 undivided in
terest, 2646 acres, Malta, 81.
Alice M. woodward, deceased. to
A. o. woodward ct al, 1910 acres.
Marion, affidavit for transfer.
The Tropic Mining Co. to Mrs.
Vernette Heller. 8 town lots, Rose
Dale, ST..
Thornton Ayers, deceased. to
Gertrude Eddy ct al, 140 acres.
Deerfield. probate court certificate.
Lille B. Kidd to Geo. M. and
Bernice Sherwood. McConnelsville
lot, 81.
Sallie McGrath ct ano to Emery
Wells, town lot, Mountville, $462.
Minerva Parsons, deceased, to
Chas. A. Parsons ct al, probate court
certificate.
Alice Whitaker, deceased. to Al
berta G. Miller ct ano, McConnels-
vile lot, affidavit for transfer.
c. e. Mercer to Bertha Mercer,
72.68 acres, York, 81.
Telegraph Rights of Way
The following telegraph rights of
way to The Buckeye Pipe Line Co..
have been filed: A. A. Boilow, $24:
Jennie Crew. s12: Herbert G. Dav-
is and wife,, IS: A. B. Ellis, 81; r..
L. Glass; G. y. Hill ct al, $28; Chas.
Pickering and wife, So; d. HI.
Phelps. $40, an In sMarien town
ship.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-11-20
BIG GAS PROPERTY DEAL
IN PENNSVILLE VICINITY

The Marietta Times, on Tuesday
stated the following:
''The Central Tennessee Gas Cor
poration &C. w. Kirkwood, formerly
of Marietta) announced today that
it has purchased the gas producing
properties of Williams Brothers;
Penn Oil & Gas Company, and the
Penn Contracting Companies, all To-
Gated in Morgan county in and
around Pennsville. The purchase is
understood to involve an eXpendi-
ture of approximately 100000.
acres Of land comprise the proper
ty'
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-11-20
Deaths Toll

Nov. IS to 20, 1880
C. F. Siler, McConnelsville.
Kathryn L. Rusk. Wellington, Kan.
Mrs. Retta Gallatin, Reinersville.
Joseph Lewis, Waterford.
John p. Kennard, Columbus.
Mrs. Columbia Davis, Gaysport.
III. Park Kean, Zanesville.
Arthur r. Baldwin, Pandora, @.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-11-20
New Era Club

Twenty members were in attend
ance at the meeting of the New
Era club, Monday evening, at the
home of Mrs. Harry Cook. Mrs. r..
w. Cochran, club president, pre-
sided. Mrs. Cora Mercer had the
first paper of the evening, and chose
for her work review of the emf
nent English historian and essay
ist, Thomas B. Macauley's tale Of
the life of Lord Give, who by his
conQuests laid the early foundation
for England's dominion in India.
Interesting items came out in the
discussion following.
Mrs. Viola Fouts wrote of mod
ern development-of the last 10
years, in a most interesting way,
touching upon, the radio, talking
picture, wonderful electrical de-
velopments, modes of modern travel,
and the latest developments in mod
ern medicine and surgery. Club
adjourned to meet Nov. "a at the
home of Mrs. Fred Coulson, at
which time Mrs. Coulson and Mrs.
G.. w. Lowell present a program.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-11-20
Marietta Takes Final Game

Marietta college closed its final
football game of the season, Satur-
day, defeating Kenyon by the score
of to 0. Deane Northrup, of this
place, brought the winning touch
down of the game when he caught
a pass from Ward, and raced %
yards for the score. Northrup, a
senior, who has been one of Mariet-
ta's outstanding players. and who
was captain during the season just
ended, closed his college football
career, Saturday.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-11-20
CORRESPONDENTS AND
ADVERTISERS
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE

Following our regular an
nual custom, the Democrat Of
flee will be closed on Thanks
giving day, which is next
Thursday. This will mean
that we will go to press next
week, on Wednesday - and
you know the rest--and that
is to please get your copy to
us Al DAY SOONER THAN is
YOUR CUSTOM.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-11-20
Harry e. TaylOr's Summer Home
Burns

Taylorton Woods, located near
Portsmouth, o., the palatial sum-
mer home of Harry E. Taylor, for
mer newspaper publisher and poll
tician, burned to the ground Mon
day last. The loss is estimated at
$4,000. Taylor, who is former
resident of this place, and well
known locally, recently resigned
from active newspaper work, and is
touring South America.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-11-20
Andrew Taylor On Police Force

Mr.. Andrew Taylor has been ap-
pointed a member of the GAINESVILLE
police department. He entered upon
his duties Friday. The appointments
was made to fill a vacancy caused
by the resignation of Plain Clothes
Officer Albert Mautz, who retires Oh
a pension. Taylor, who is son of
Supt. Charles TAYLOR, and wife, of
the county home, has been employed
at the Mosaic tile plant. Besides
Taylor and Mautz, Fred Quigley
and Rolla Maris, all Morgan county
men, are on the GAINESVILLE police
force
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-11-20
FINE LUNCHEON GIVEN
BY WON1EN'S ORGANIZATION


+. The women's Democratic organ
ization of Morgan county gave a
luncheon Monday evening, at the
Modern Woodmen hall. In all more
/ than 100 enthusiastic Democrats
! men and women were present in a
get-together meeting, and to par
take of the generous hospitality Of
fered by the women. A trip to the
dining room revealed another "get-
together''-that of the finest table
full of eats possible to assemble
Several cakes attracted special at
tention. One was the birthday cake
of the Women's Democratic organi-
zation, with its two candles. An
other one was dedicated to the sue
cessful candidates, the icing being
beautifully monogrammed with the
initials of the successful candidates,
rooster. During the dinner hour
the Parkardan orchestra played,
which was keenly appreciated, and
later in the evening Mr.. Henry Hop
kins Of Chesterhill, took up the
fiddle and the bow and with his
wife accompanying on the piano,
entertained with some of their
stirring selections, which always
make hit. Mrs. Dove CASTOR
president of the Women's Demo-
cratic organization called the gath
ering to order and cleverly intro.
duced number, who made brief
addresses. DR.. Lee Humphrey,
chairman of the Democratic Execu-
tive committee was first speaker.
After expressing his appreciation OF
the valuable services the women
rendered during the campaign, he
his subject, II am tickled pink .
Others to speak were: Judge Harry
M. Finley, auditor Harry w. Cor
don, Richard Jones, chairman of
the county Central committee, ]. B.
Shell, C. B. Lindimore, G. E. Mel
son and wife, Ed Foraker and wife,
Atty. Emmett A. Taylor, Clyde Par
miter, and others. Mrs. E. B..
Schneider and Mr.. and Mrs. Howell
of GAINESVILLE, were out of county
guests and all made addresses.
Mrs. Schneider is president of the
Women's Democratic organization
of Muskingum county, and Mrs.
Howell Is an active Democratic
worker, she having been detained
during the campaign to accompany
George White and other candidates
on a caravan, which covered prac
stically the entire state. Mrs.
Howell said among other things
how proud the 18th district should
be in giving Ohio great governor
in the person of George White. Both
Mrs Schneider and Mrs. Howell
stressed the Importance of keeping
the Democratic organization a go
ing concern with regular meetings,
so that when the next campaign
rolls around they will be all ready
to go to work. She said eff the
women's Democratic organization
of Morgan county can accomplish
such results in it's infancy, what
won't it be able to do when it
grows up.'' isssss
Much praise was given Mrs.
CASTOR as chairman, for her eff
cient work during the campaign, al
so for the very fine time Monday
evening. However, Mrs. CASTOR
modestly refused to accept the
honor, feeling that equal credit
should be given to all the women
who so Loyalty supported her, and
worked so faithfully during the cam
paign. AT the gathering Monday
night, practically every section of
Morgan county was represented.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-11-20
Officers Make Raid

Saturday evening Sheriff Henery,
deputy sheriff Newton, marshal
Drury and constable Humphrey
raided the Cloyd Webb place on Oil
Sring Run, in which they got four
barrels of rye mash Is empty
glass jars, and about quart OF
liquor, and big still. coil etc. The
owner, while raid was being made
got away. Webb is a son of Wayne
Webb who recently pleaded guilty
to the charge of possession and was
fined 500 and costs by Judge Fin
ley. The Webbs recently moved
here from Kentucky.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-11-20
Harold Finley On Honor Roll

Harold Finley of this place, soph-
omore at Northwestern university,
has been placed on the honor roll Of
that college. The place was won on
his freshman years work. But q
limited number are given this honor.
which carries with 1t number Of
privileges.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-11-20
Mrs. Michael Receives o. e. s.
AnnOiutment

Mrs. Grace Sheffield Of Toledo,
Worthy Grand Matron of Ohio, 0.
E. S., has appointed Mrs. Dot c..
Michael Of Caldwell as Deputy
Grand Matron Of the twenty-fifth
district, which comprises Washing
ton. Morgan, Monroe and Noble
counties. Mrs. Michael is the wife
Of the District Conservation Officer,
Benz. f. Michael.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-11-20

=. n. II. Lays OH S,UOU MICH
More than 5000 men who have
been employed in the maintenance
department Of the State Highway de-
partment have been laid off pending
an investigation of charges that the
maintenance fund Is more than
81, 100000 overspent.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-11-20
Boy Breaks wrist

Last Wednesday, while playing at
his home near here, Daryl, nine
year old son Of Mr.. and Mrs. M. p.
Daniel, had his right arm broken,
near the wrist. He is doing nicely.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-11-20
Shot In Hand.

Lewis Perkins, OF Malta, shot him
self in the hand while hunting Sat-
urday morning. Four stitches were
required to close the wound.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-11-20
Funeral OF Mrs. Elizabeth Hatton

Funeral services for Mrs Eliza
beth E. Hatton, an account of whose
death was given in last weeks DEM
ocrat, were held at the residence
Sunday afternoon at 2:30, with Rev.
Thurman E. Leonard, pastor of the
local Presbyterian church, in charge,
assisted by Rev Chas. j. Bowen.
pastor of the First Baptist church
in GAINESVILLE, who delivered the
sermon. Music was furnished by a
quartet composed of Mrs. Chas.
Walker. Mrs. Llewwella Mcdonald.
and Messrs. p G.. Ball and E. J. Ar
rick, with Miss Lucille Gaylord ac-
companist. The songs were "The
Old Rugged Cross" .In The Gar
den," and abide With Me- The
four sons of the deceased, Charles
Ira, Robert and Chester Hatton, the
son-in-law Chester F. Lehman and
the grandson Willard Hatton, served
as pail bearers. Burial was made
in the McConnelsville cemetery
There were a large number of beau
| tiful floral pieces from the family
neighbors, church and friends, and
exquisite pieces from the places of
business of the four sons-The
Pennsylvania Rubber & Supply Co.,
and the Quad Typesetting Co., of
Columbus; the Cumberland Typo
graphical Union of Cumberland.
Md, and The Allied Engineers, Inc,
Of Youngstown; also fine piece
from Mr.. Phil Ziegler, editor of the
Railway Clerks Union, of Cincin-
natl; one from the business head
rfn Of ha 10
ton; one from George Watkins.
florist, and family, and Mr.. Harry
Watkins, of GAINESVILLE. one from
the office of the Morgan County
Democrat, and one from the Morgan
County Board of Elections.
All the children, and the families,
were i'll attendance at the funeral,
except the daughter Mrs. Frank
j. Ziegler who resides at Englewood,
Florida. She had returned to her
home only month before her
mothers death, after having been
here seven weeks assisting in car
ing for her. Not being in good
health herself, she was unable to
make another trip here. Besides
those named as Being present were
Mrs. Geraldine Yoe and Willard and
Wayland Hatton, grandchildren, and
Winifred Yoe, great grandchild, all
Of Columbus.
The services were attended by
large number of people, among those
present from distance being Mrs.
Carl Evans, Miss Catherine Evans,
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Hadley and Mr..
and Mrs. George Wilson, all of Co
lumbus; Mrs. Gazelle Sillery, Atty
Mary Vashti Jones and Mrs. Clar-
ence Sivill, all of GAINESVILLE; Mr..
Willis Lehman of Logan; Mr.. and
Mrs. Jas. E. Torbert of Sebring;
Mrs. Ardith Power of Corning, and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Altman of jack
sonville.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-11-20
Turkev Prices Way Down

Turkey PrlCoS way DOWn
Turkey prices here are the lowest
they have been in years. The local
dealers at present, are paying but
17c.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-11-20
HI. r. KEAN PASSES AWAY
FOLLOWING AUTO ACCIDENT

H. Park Kean, of GAINESVILLE, 68,
retired locktender at Stockport, was
seriously injured in an automobile
accident Tuesday morning, when the
car in which he was riding went
over an embankment about one
mile south of Dresden. With him in
the car were John w. Allard, Zanes-
Vile, and NJ H. Hawkins of Stock
port who was driving the car to
Dresden. The steering gear broke,
and the car went over the bank.
pinning Kean beneath it in a ravine.
He was injured about the head and
chest, and was taken to the Good
Samaritan hospital, where he re-
manned in a critical condition until
Wednesday evening about $50
O'Clock, when he passed away. Mr..
Kean was well known in the Mus
kingum valley. His early life was
spent in steamboating on the Mus
kingum river. He was on the Lizzie
Castle, and other boats. Later he
was appointed by the government as
lock tender at Stockport, which po-
sition he filled for AZ years, having
been retired more than a year ago.
Following his retirement he went to
GAINESVILLE to stay for time but he
continued to call Stockport his
home.
He was a son Of the late John
Thomas and Thurza Henery Kean.
He was twice married. His first
wife was Effie Jane Wallace. She
died about three years ago. They
were the parents of two children,
Mrs. Ida Williams and Boyd Kean.
both of Stockport. He also leaves
three sisters and one brother-Mrs.
Annie Swift of Bloomington, Ill.
Mrs. Mary Ellis, Chesterhill; Mrs.
Laura Broomhall, Stockport, and G..
L. Kean, Redlands, Cal. Two Sis
ters, Mrs. Media Walters and Alice
Barnes, are deceased. His second
wife also survives. Also four grand
children.
Funeral arrangements are not yet
complete.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-11-12
Independent, Amateur
Football Gossip

St. Philip Boys Club eleven will close
their Em-Roe league schedule Sunday at
Brookside opposing Riley Cubs. Saints
will tackle HOLY. Cross, old rivals, Nov, 70,
and MATES on Nov. 30 Boys club will be
strengthened by the return OF Dublin
O'Connor. speedy half back. who has been
out with injuries. Saints lost to Crimson
Cubs last Sunday. Spaulding was out
standing while Clemens played his usual
good game.
Greenwood fotbaH club would like to
book a game for Sunday at Greenwood.
Oak Hill Flashes and Irvington Trolans
notice. Write Charles Pearson, 221 West
Main street, Greenwood.
o. T. L. Juniors will clash with the
Crimson Cubs at Riverside Sunday Nov. %.
Games are wanted in the 120-l25 pound
class. st. Philips and Assumptions take
notice. Call Belmont l578-W and ask
for Woody.
Oriental Bulldogs will play the Bright
wood juniors at BroOkStde Sunday at
field No. 2. at 1890. Davey. Mucket and
occur take notice.
Oak Hill Flashes are holding Thanks
giving day open for a game with strong
be played at Brookside field No. |: Teams
interested write Larry Coffee, 6094 Raj
ston avenue. Nov. 80 also is open on the
Flash schedule. The team will battle
South Side Turner'S in return game next
Sunday at BrookSide No. 2. at 2:30. Oak
Hills will practice tonight at the usual
place.