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New Britain herald., 1930-06-07
MONDAI-Icebergs Are Hot, Not Cold

 land in ,he locality or .ha highway named in its honor.
 Tle New Britain Real Estate X Eltle Go. owners of land on ,hz A'oaroo street end. asked that tn= "rgasldeaflal district" which now Includes rooiidGa Harding. Lincoln end Madison streets be kept intact William l.. Hatch spoke as r-pre- sentative of this company Alfaander Gordon and l. l.. Kline. whose prop eGt5sg ars on Monroe street. greed H-.h Mir Hatch's sr-1uents-
 Sketches oc a proposed rotary traf- @- system a the intersection oe Chestnut. Main. Arch and Walnuf streets vag- examined but nc action tras taEeE
New Britain herald., 1930-06-07
LIMITATION OF CLAIMS

.>t d court of Probate holden at New BrtaH, within and for the District of Berlin .u the County oc Hartford and State Of Conneeteu,, on the 5th day ol June. 4. D. lsGn
 Present. Bernard r Gatney, EsI, Judge. on motion of Gar, $ Mueller of said Berlin as Administrator on the Estate of Carl J. Mueller, late ot Berlin. within sald district deceased.
 This Court doth decree that SIX months be allowed and Limited for the creditors Of said estate to exhibit their claims against the same to the Admin .7trator and directs that public notice be =u Of this order hy advertising in c newspaper published n said New Britain, and having a circulation m said district. and hy posting copy thereof on tho public slEn post Tn said Town Of Berlin nearest inc place where the deceased last dwc,t
 teuIfed from Record,
 BERNARD F. GAFFNET, Judge.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-07
Plain Shoulder Capes
 Are Print Silk Lined

Paris, June : tPl-Print silk lin- ings to shoulder capcs of plain col or are q midsummer variation Of the plain-and- print ensemble put out by q style leader.
 Some Of the cape and dress en- sembles are silk and others arc light weight dark wool materials with the cape lined with print chiffon.
 One popular version is navy blue with white spot pattern chiffon lin- ing and scarf collar.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-07

At Court of Probate holden al New Britain, within and fo. the District ut Berlin. jn the County oj Hartford and State of Connecticut on the 6tn day ot June, 4. |. 1880
 Present, Bernard r. Gafney, Judge. Estate of Felix Gotte'Is alias Felix Gste- lex, late of Berlin Ill said district de- ceased. Upon the petition 0. Anthony Nenskunas of said New bl!tam rcpreseut- InE that he Is a creditor ot sad estate and praying that Lette:s Of Adnuuistgu- ton may be granted on said estate per application on nle more fully ap- pears, lt IS
 Ordege4-tHat sad application he heard and determined al the Probate DttlCe in New Bg.taIn. n sad district, on the 14th day oi June 4. D. ls5o, at lD o'clock i'll the forenoon, q. 5. L, and that notice be g,en ot the pendeney Of said appu- atlon and the t.ue and place of hear lug thereon, by publishing th.s order n some newspaper uupIshe1 m said New Ru,au having circulation n sad Dls- rrIat and hy posting ,opy thereof oa the pubH- sgn-post in the town ot Ser in. Ill sad Ipstrot, and return make.
 BERNARD I, GAFTNEE. Judge.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-07

promise of job in Fall River. his native city Three quarters of his to this city Police turned the fam fly over 10 the selectmen and they were fed and placed on train for Providence, where Buckley said a friend would drive them to Fall River
New Britain herald., 1930-06-07
Lowell Student Dies
 In Buffalo Accident

Buffalo Y. '. June | tIFl-Jo- -ph T. Reynolds 2! of Lowell. Mass.. Canlcius college student. vas killed instantly and two c.rl com panIons. both students at D'Youyille college, were seriously injured when rha altomohle in which they were riding crashed into q telephone pole on inc Niagara river road near here
 oda3.
 The grlS. Catherine MeGuirc also O Lowell and Abigail York of Dloan. V. Y, were hurried 70 hos p'al where physicians sad theE would probably recover.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-07

is no longer to be used as a report or sent home to the parents. In the new form of report card, provision Is made for a report as to the desir- able habits and attitudes of pupils, including studious habits, self-con- trol, courtesy, initiative. and perse- verance; also a report of attendance showing the total number of school days, total days absent. days dis missed and times tardy; a health record showing condition of teeth, hearing, eyes, posture, height, weight and age; and a report of scholarship in each subject which report is to be issued at the close of each ten week period It is proposed to continue the use of the record of daily work or graph card in the school as a means for checking up the work of each individual pupil, as far as the school is concerned, but in order that the pupil may know for himself with what ac- complishment he is credited in each subject.
 An pupils will be required to take objective tests for supplementary credit Supplementary work will be eliminated, and the objective test referred to will be employed to de- termine the quality Of the work.
 An explanation of the marking system will be printed on each re- port card.
 "Sincerely
New Britain herald., 1930-06-07
Navy Adds 50 Acres
 To French Territory

Paris. June UEP) - The French ravy proved all the world WAS no. discovered today by add ing 5N aures of land and four persons 10 the French oominions
 A Franra GUuboa- planted the rl-c1.or on tiny Tempest Island, between cochin China and tho island of Borneo. thereby claim l.z for France tho island which previously had belonged 10 no eo1ut.v The four persons who lived or i- had had all rights 10
 m.mn.sr Island is not shown on maps.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-07
TO3 CfTN K pROID

Snow Hlll =. C. June ' NP) Snow Hju inc "toy city Of less than loa0 inhabitants but with pa
 ,d etraete. watorvorIs oompl-'e sewerage system, sple#Gi1 schools an7 light plant. nov points with pride 10 Its new fire alarm system
New Britain herald., 1930-06-07
Lewis to Know Fate
 Late Monday Afternoon

BrIdgepOrt. June ' LP-CIHord J. (Connie) Lewis will know his fate late Monday, it was intimated today when counsel estimated the case of the sportsman, charged with operat- ing lottery, will be ready for the jury during the day.
 Counsel for Lewis indicated that if convicted Lewis will appeal 10 the supreme court.
 Lewis is before the court after difficulties Of his apprehension were overcome through persistence of States Attorney William II. Comley and the authorities, Lewis lottery was said 10 involve 2o0,0o0 tickets
New Britain herald., 1930-06-07
Ducnu af Vienna

Vienna. June ' LPD - Do"ager Queen Marie, mother Of former Grown Prince Carol Of Rumania. passed through Vienna this morning ucoguito. She is or her way 10 pherammerea1 to seo the passion play She did not leave the train and ro1d not be questioned regard ing tne dramatic return Of her eNiled son -o his cid home.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-07
D0UGHERTYS FIGHT
 FOR LOTTERY CASH
Continued From First Pagej

said Dougherty, senior. when he reached the bank where he found his son posing for photographers and exhibiting the check,
 Asked to pose with his son. Dougherty roarcd:
 "TIl come into q photo when these boys sign a paper saying they will accept &4l9o0 each and not before.
 The boys cant do anything with the money as they are minors and I'm going to see that l get it. This isn't the end"
 The three then left for their ho- tel, saying they planned 10 return 10 New York today.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-07
Alexander Offered Beat
 If He Plays for Police

Omaha, Neb., June ' P-The Omaha police department base ball team needs a pitcher and they know who the man they want is.
 He is Grover Cleveland Alex ander.
 To secure Alex the police team would have him rendered job pounding q beat so that their op- ponents could pound the air against AleXander's slants.
 Alexander lives in St Paul. Ne braska.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-07
S3,OOO WILL BE ASKED
 FOR CITY GOLF COURSE
(Conurued From First page)

said about expenses heretofore and even Mr. Judd said he understood the sI9.0og claimed 10 have Heen pledged in the drive was nor With the amount already paid by the chamber and the srrinEage in pay ments on pledges as well as The de- ducnon of expenses. there remains outstanding about $ipuo which th0 officials feel confident Of collecting. This will not be sufficient to com- plete the job and the $S.F"N agreed as the minimum amount 10 he re quested Is considered essential.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-07
CANNON CHALLENGE T0 LOBBY PR0RERS EXP BANDED IN NOTE
.rorsnuaa From Ttrs. T7-51

could not pass @ro7 my objections ID -.-titz.r- aon.snaro- my political, lc-tvI.7s and co4td no, issue a sub 0osna." Cannon se-i in statement
 issued last a.=a,. T do not sae how TWO m5mh.rs oos.I to-a-E o..1c' Q 4E artra"a- and certainly ; do uo- understand hos eaa.d H7 de- r.a~l ny .@o ueuH.~s O. tae oon- -n.t.. 70 .. .a .oo-. .r- 0. the son.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-07
DR, ECkENER HAS
 NECESSARY DATA
 FOR OCEAN ROUTE
lContinaed From First PaEe)

rshmert Of future commercial routes The most surprls.ns Pot#i he discovered was on inc SoAih A. 7antfc crossing. when the expected helpfuI trade winds could not ne found.
 rou1artson~ ma5a with The Zo7- paItn,s round-tha world tour r"'aa.- d that the rr.-con'i1eo+ toaH Na~ little behind 0-. on each '1" ~1." passed over three ao1tuen.s- i-a. rope. Asia and North Au.erl.e O. --a first. E..ora South Al. u.-.. and North Amar.-a on .aa -.eon 01 the rorrG-...-norl5 ror t. Ien7cHn was n -Ha air -"I #o.~~ f minutes and .orerl t..s miles. Us elapsed .H.a "fs days. hoas as m.a@ras 0n r0e -o.r -o-uIe-.5 rs ~-. - l-- u-r- coy araE 4aotr >.." or'."s .a la dass. hours. Z HGaes. and ves n .-a a.~ S.. hours. x .r- u-es
 ~-. a-a- .omn...-1 Ee-..~5sE zas inc Z=ra-un.s -.T-r n"ozs.-E os
 T-c~ NaoiGattn- skill
 D~. E..s1a-r Has .s.laj ..ron 0uo5 more 10 .~a au his nar.-n.n- skill n avoGlr- a sars.s storm ova- southern Tran.a as aa asral @cwa -as-ar8a. Ir.- -azr r-ar. HEra h. had s-a-.5 70 America and He= forced hack with disabled mo.o-. a n. .s-~al csu-rt ..a =1.r and landed z. Toaon. Eraana. a-..- A Grama-ta ~--+ vt-1 .m- storm.
 Yes-.rGas. however. rsa -..~ avoided Inc sro-a 0s Dr. -ea.a "'s ma-a1varrE. l- lalaa 10 ru.E tr. strong rorn-.s' n..as Ha.n 1t reached Mar~o..ez. n.g a, that uw. no .mpo-a-.c MS a-a.a+- 10 l" s-.rs report.
 Elr as tHa L.rpear M9r.f gm 7. raora -.--.. French H-a'a.a o.- servers realized rho s-oau. WAS -..-- o-s and .sa n5o0 ta#.o =.e..o1 , warned rne sa.7 TIT. I..e. ~.a-a-- bureau also sent to4r varn.az- ..r received ~o a-znov'r .-~sE'. and H1aur g T~ea~l a,.a.cr 5-aa...E rr EcEsror taa- d -ror0 was -~rw--E
 fmmea.a.a-. 'Ga command. ? ..-r- d h.s s5t7 aa0a- s.r--5 .az ~orm area. headed towards H..ser.a..- mo which h. crossed a. Na&"1a.rL and trough. rra Zo70rItr -e'.-. home while taoUsant~ ot motorists from all paris or Germany +oraf with c.-.1a9S O. Fr..r.. .asea<se .a cheering
New Britain herald., 1930-06-07
Bpfh Ha,e Testified

After ~.-.~.r- -' .1I--. '.@t , that hon h. #rt =.Eorar. Adams . had -as Ted a-.r.= and that '7o
 cf is ..r e."a a..a la. -a'os D rho a~ra .o~ ..r.c. #mnar with . .ra-t. sl.-o r+ -.. -a-5atl0rs. . Ssr1so7 sa.d ta. ...a-rloa ahorEer
 r-.s -r-a-s = or -s .a. a inc Ga.ar-
 ase of sn. ra-.d =.a-ss and should or saoa1 .a be r4rsaG hs tho sarata mus. - aa- a sEe1' n@
 determined Tram -. --DG-7- Of the docuarr+ alt and no. from eE- , traneous mater
 Pending q study or tEe couIman-- cation. Johnson would not comment
 B9rah also na= -.er- on tho atH-9d"
 CT the admlHsstrauoa. but announced
 he would begin on Monday a series Of daily comult... w.stirEs which would continue u1ru a To'e on the . treaty had been taken.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-07
Hunt Association President


 Stanley Hunt, production manag- CT Of the Union Manufacturing Co., was elected president Of the Central school association for the coming year, succeeding H. +. Owen. Arthur H. Parker, who has just completed a term as president Of the Roose- welt School Parents and Teachers association, was named first vice president. Other officers were elect ed as follows: Second vice president, Howard T. Rand; secretary, Hattie Ostcn; treasurer, Maxwell $. Coe.
 Pupils Appear in Play
 After the meeting "Naliant Hec- tor,' a three act comedy of youth was presented by the Senior Dra- matic club of the school The pres entation was ably done and thor oughly enjoyed by the audience. The cast included James White, Eileen Murray, William Barhs. Eric John- son, Pauline Puzzo, Barbara Grove. Louise Schmalz, Arthur Hamilton, Irma Linn, James Busch and Vera Johnson The comedy was written by Miss Esther E. Olson. Miss Frances Coombs was coach of the cast
New Britain herald., 1930-06-07

EXPLANATION OF YESTERDAYS ARTOON
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New Britain herald., 1930-06-07
CAROL SET TO BE
 PROCLAIMED NING
 0F RUNANIA TODAY
coaaaa-d From I-rz- Fase)

Contru-d From I'.rsr Taze) tna -.,.#to7 over with him.
 Trr.. N..ao.as u.-l I--sa El .a- ~a. a.u4 -5 or e long Glropean ,r.u. and Princess Helen. morh'r ot lil...a. and a-.g...G ...te of carol. I~ expected na- 10 ram4.a-
 His raarr Was tne r.7.-- Of n.-c- ..-#ar- -.... ...- md enassag..s a. -aa pv4ssat party Eovernm.a, .1z.r.rc Hoe.a-. Nloa recently na promised to .ors4o Mme. -lTes- ...s company ta. Ghoral opposition. r..ca .-sa 1r poser "9~ chiefly r.sagu=.e.n .rr .- UaHz acclaimed .. homo. .ars- .n.H t9 ifs dislike o. i'm and fought .r.ar,y 10 prevent rl- return.
 [, WAS -.a ...s opro~...u "A
 rd.g as '.- e- .--a.r@s -0 Prince crar..e. second Tr.2aa ur"-a. 10 .-.s r.. +7 ....- rho throne n+. Ea- cant in -t-- u% hIa- Far.aaaJ's ..a-. and o-...l.l no" .s @.Gu' ,.4r a.. lluaa.. re-ol -....aS Of ... situation, t.ao-.. l- .art.r to .-. 4I. while # eas nor 'ao Ia.a -. a,..4uI ara. -ss arr.-.E ag. .Mmata v.-.t
 Received B, Plane
 Cara L-- Ma..r 'or H...a..a' yesterday mornn= "re' e4n- rc- rr-c.r Of as dslag'..- 4. o.aJ- r ports said. sagrsa- military nlauss ronoaa off 10 ra.cea tns prince rho was rorad tc land a >rad af D. H.. for r.rg-uaz Anm.n@ at 'uG -- G P. .a. "aror 1oonal -auorsIs s uniform ~aa horHel of for Ha-.a- r.sr na her. he landed at h ?. m. Uo- ing ns- ny officers ar] his brother rrinra Nieholae. He then proceeded 10 cot-oron palace.
 Tn the arSt conference between "4r5i and Premier Naniu respecting Carols return. Carol said ne had come hack 10 Rumania because or the bad economic situation of the noun,ry. Ills previous renurcla-tom he said. had occas.onad grave Unccr- ,ainty concerning Rumania a- hcmo and abroad. He thon rold the premier that his work would ho 'o restore RumarIa's prestige and wei f.rr
New Britain herald., 1930-06-07
Delivers Reply in Person

. Borzh i1 person la.a yesterday md
 submitted a7 well "u0aaGaHtLaI
 mem oranlgu" which na Said would
 ans7er so far as uo=vl..a t-a ..=s-
 tions asked Ky Johnson
 n his .a-tsr Of raf.sat ''r S-.,-- son quoted as follows from q u-.s- sage sent 70 The ho4s. O. g.rr.=a0-s-
 ttras by Geor-a Wa5aInE-or. .a ~a- . sponse ro a roagazf similar 10 that , of Joh7aon
 The nature Of .rrs.-- ne-o..a- , uons requires ea2rEo0 and .aafr -.e- . cess must o=t-- 5=-anF on -zrrs. s. . and even when brought ,o 3 ooa- ' cIgston a .1.I -.Io-sra O. su tna . measures demands CT eventual con- , casston. "H.c4 maz .aEa o.ar pro- . posed or contemplated -0ald ra ' extremely mro.-5.. for .-.s n.-a- , have q uarnioog- n1aange of ts- . -ure re-o0arlo-- o- -roE..a .wn-- e d.a.e .rc01var -uoas. perhaps danger
 and m.zc---t III relation 10 other
 powers
 . stmson ~al Haa Joansoa raaua@- . called for .... aro- ..Hoa md po-- . 5g5lo ru..l.-ou ag a.nua and confidential eo-vaasat t.onz .oMmu0t- 9 cations ard t-@-7'.s. s-~a =uous ot 2 Kind winch r. common 10 almost , every reEg'as.. log and without nE..a 2 such negotiations .aa not -ue.a--- . r..r7,- In ......--..- .--.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-07

tOn request cent with stamped. ad- dressed envelope. MT. Ripley will furnish proof of anything depicted by him).
 (Reg. U. S Pat OI.)
New Britain herald., 1930-06-07

IeTtIfed rom EeI0T1, BERNARD r. GAFFNEI, Judge.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-07
HOOVER ID REFUSE ID DISCLOSE DATA
 ON NAVAL FARLEY
-ro----..a from --r-- r..-L

opposing tAe ratification rr -re arms limitation agreement lad asked -5e state d@par'm=rt through Chairman Borah ot 'ha +ore.E relations eom- mittce for 'al letters. papers. docU- m=n-s. taI-EramS disr4'r-a= a1i communications ot every sort .aed- rrrfare--a A-- -rrErr --..----
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-18
STUDENT PAPERS JUDGED.

ATLANTA, Ga, February 10 Dr.
The Tupelo, Miss, Hi-Life, a high
school publication, was announced Sum
day as winner Of a contest among
high school newspapers of the South
east, sponsored by the Atlanta Journal
and Emery University of Atlanta.
Tied for second place we're the
Miami, Fla, High Times and the High
News Of Greenville, s. c., High School.
Frank Hall, editor of Hi-Life, will
receive a 5000 scholarship TO Emery.
Editors Of the second-place winning
papers VIII each receive 500 scholar
ship
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-18
KEYLESS LOCK CLUE
: TO CHICKEN THEFT
Colored Man Sentenced on Rum
Charge Now Faces More
Serious Count.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
DANvILLE, Va, February 1S.-When
Herman Allen, colored, was arrested
here on a charge of stealing five gallons
Of gas from the automobile Of Moses
Roman as it stood parked in an alley,
among the effects removed from his
person was a lock, for which the COL
ored man had no key.
This aroused suspicious of police off,
GERS, and investigation resulted in
charges of stealing a number of fine
chickens from the henhouse Of Mrs.
p. A. Davis. The keyless lock proved
the key to the solution of the rob-
berry, as a key in Mrs. Davis pos
session fitted the lock found on
the man, and so he was charged
with the theft. So Herman, who al
ready had been given 80 days and fined
SIS for stealing the gas, now faces a
more serious charge of HOUSEKEEPING
and larceny. ..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-18
NURSING CLASS FORMED.
Herndon Red Cross Worker Organ
lies Gathering at Floris.

ToRIs, Va, February IS Especially.
Mrs. Herbert Seamans Of Herndon'
Red Cross nurse for Fairfax County, has
just organised here a class in home
nursing. Glasses will be held for the
next three months on Friday AFTER
moons with Mrs. Louis Ferguson IN
order that q bed and other equipment
may be at hand. A large class was
present at the first meeting.
Mrs. Seamans has begun her examl-
nation at Andrew Chapel for I'VE
point" pupils in the school and upon
completing the examination there VIII
go to Forestville, then to Herndon and
later to Elnris
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-18
Originally $39.75 to $3.50

womsn's Csat shoD-seeond FIoor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-18
Flexridge Shoes Show
New Slender Contours

The new FIexridge Shoes for Spring. 1896
not only follow fashions newest within fo
longer and more graceful lines. but fulfill Ii
fastidious woman's desire for comfortable
wearable footwear of individual distinction
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-12-04
Meigs Valley Grange

Meigs Valley grange will hold its
next meeting Saturday evening, Dec.
10. AS Dec. 4, 1867, was birthday
OF the grange. a program in part will
be given in its honor: Opening
song. Beautiful Grange from the
patron; ''Stories of my early-Or
later grange experiences, w. M.
NJ. O. Risberg. C. O. Ray, Mrs. Ona
Warne; humorous song, Mrs. T. E..
Sines; summary of 1890 grange
achievements, c. c. Wilson; cooky
demonstration which was left over
from last meeting will be given; mu-
sic by Meigs Valley grange orches-
ira will intersperse the program
Xxx
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-12-04
Fine Hogs Raised On County Farm

Supt. Chas. Taylor of the county
home sold to Frank Finley & Son
Saturday, six hogs which totaled
2,675 pounds. Monday Mr.. Taylor
butchered IL hogs for use at the
home, and which averaged in weight
almost as much as the ones he sold.
He has ten more fine ones that he
will butcher little later, also to be
used at the home, SO it would seem
that the people there are assured of
some good. substantial eating for
the wintry days that are now upon
us.
The hogs were all raised and
fattened on the county home farm.
and are an added evidence of the
foresight and thrift characteristic
OF Mr.. Taylor in the management OF
that institution.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-12-04
Masonic Notice

A meeting of the Past Masters
association of the 18th Masonic dis
trict will be held at Malta, Dec. IL
at p, m. Dinner will be served at
$50, to which all Blue Lodge
members are invited, and for which
a cover charge will be made. Reser.
vations must be made by Dec. s. M.
M. degree at s p. m.-E f. Smith,
president, p. M. association; A. C.
Taylor, sec'y, Valley Lodge.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-12-04

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Love
spent Thanksgiving with Gus Loves
| in Malta. They were also Saturday
and Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. E. Dewitt Mr.. and Mrs. Love
have a six room house in Athens,
where Mrs Love serves lunch and
dinner to ten college students. Mr.
Love who is majoring in general
science at the O. T., will complete
his work next spring.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-12-04
MARKET DEC. 1a

The Foreign and Home mission
ary societies of Malta NJ E. church
will hold market beginning at 10
a. M, Saturday, Dec IS, in the
Jones plumbing shop, Malta. Note
change in date from that first an
nounced. 4d2
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-12-04

The w. F. NJ. S. meets with Mrs.
Kate Dawson on Friday, Dec. 5, at
2:30 p. m. Mrs. w. p. Scott will
lead the devotionals and Mrs. G.
M. Scott the literary program.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-12-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Northrup re-
turned Monday to their home in
Pittsburgh. after having spent their
THANKSGIVING vacation here with
the formers brother, DR.. C. K. Nor
thrup, and other relatives.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-12-04

A dughter waas born Friday to
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Wharton (Helen
Potts. of Hoboken, N. j., named
Carolyn Louise.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-12-04
Cant. Tedd Mcbride who is taking

Capt. Tedd Mcbride who is taking
treatment at the Walter Reed gov
ernment hospital. Washington, D.
c., for injuries he sustained last
July while in camp, when he acci-
dentally shot himself in the leg, at
tended the funeral Sunday OF his
niece, Mrs. Audrey Mcbride LIE
June, at GAINESVILLE He remained
here at his home until Wednesday
when he returned to Washington.
He is slowly recovering, but will be
in the hospital there until Feb. ] !,
at least.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-12-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cheadle of
New Lexington left Nov. 10 for Flor
ida, to spend the winter, expecting
to make their headquarters at st.
Petersburg.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-12-04

Mr.. Arthur Sherwood has rented
the n. b. Hooper property on Lib
erty street here, and he and his fam
lily moved there Saturday, from
Poplar ridge.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-12-04

Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Bailey enter
tanned with a turkey dinner Thanks
giving day, Mr.. and Mrs. John 0
Day and Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Par
miter.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-12-04

Gift Magazines make Christmas
shopping easy Cosmopolitan, now
$3.50, two years. 81. See our 9TH
er bargains. Patronize home in
dustry.-L. NJ. HOLLINGSWO ORTIZ.
Magazine Man. mott
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-12-04

Mr.. and Mrs Russell McElfresh
and daughter Barbara Jean OF Mar
tins Ferry, visited here from We'd
nesday until Sunday with Mrs. Nc
Eifresh's parents, DR.. and Mrs. w
r. Foster, and other relatives and
friends
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-12-04

The missionary society of the
Main Street church will observe
women's day by presenting a pag-
cant of 20 characters at 1880 p. M,
Dec z Everybody invited.