davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Milford chronicle., 1930-10-03
SUSSEX COUNTY
PASTORS ORGANIZE
Milford Pastors Are Named Officials
In Ministerial Association.

After adopting a three-fold basis
for operation the Sussex County Min
isterial Association was organized
for the following purposes: To Sc
cure a more intimate relationship
and effective cooperation among the
ministers of the county; 2-To in
terchange ideas of methods that
would tend to promote church eff
cheney; 3-To employ such means as
may be deemed wise to conserve the
moral and religious betterment of
our county, State and Nation.
The meeting to organize was held
in the First M. E. church of George
town last Friday afternoon. Minis
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Milford chronicle., 1930-10-03
One OfThe Features Of The Grange
The Dedication Of Farm Homes

Besides its other unique features
the Grange organization of the
country is one of the most interest
ing of the many present-day fra
ternities because of the fact that it's
ritualism includes "home dedica-
tion" ceremony, which is frequently
used in connection with the compile
tion of a new home by some member
of the organization. This ceremony
was adopted many years ago and has
since been used extensively in the
Central West and beyond, though
not as much in the states east of
the Ohio River.
Milford chronicle., 1930-10-03
JURORS ARE DRAWN
FOR OCTOBER TERM
General Sessions and Oyer and Ter
miner Convene October 20

Kent County Jury Commissioners,
Hopkins and Hope have drawn the
following list of jurors for the reg
ular October Term of Court of Cen
eral Sessions and the Court of Oyer
and Terminer, convening October 20.
First District, Richard E. Long,
Harry w. Sherwood, Harry Collins.
Second District, John M. Roe, Jo-
seph T. Potter, George r. Turner,
Henry Carey.
Third District, Glen E. Berbaum,
Gilbert Davis, George Anderson.
Fourth District, Alex Jackson, Ed
ward Thompson, Themple Smith,
Eddie C. DAILY.
Fifth District, John Behn, Hiram
Donoho, Arthur J. Kingsbury, Will
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Milford chronicle., 1930-10-03

Parents visit your public
schools during the next few
weeks. Learn how your
children are taught, and
see modern teaching meth
Ods as now used.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-01-23
rESEMENYEK

(Folytatas az 1-s6 oldalr6l)
8 nyelviik szerint "proletar oft
allott - eppen ugy, mint a habo-
ru valsagos oraiban - a 2-3OO en-
bert szamlal6 sorokban,. .ejjel-nap-
pal egy fel kilo kenyerert, ugyan-
ennyi lisztert, negyed kilo cukor-
ert. Szekekkel es iiszkos fazekak.
kal f0lszerelve virrasztottak Ell
szakakon at a fiiszeres uzletek
elott a "proli' asszonyok, inert
"minden a mienk volt.
A falusi aszonyok, akik Bu-
dapest kozellatasat nagyreszben
elomozditjak, ezen kommun had
jarat alatt mem hoztak fol pesti
piacra meg egy mak-szemet sem
es termekeiket inkabb a barorfi
udvaron foletettek szarnyas es
szarvasmarha allomanyukkal, sem
hogy bolseviki "feher'' penze1t
eladtak volna. A szegeny falusi
embernek, vagy a gyari mum
kasembernek hiaba duzzadt XII
minden zsebe a sok feher Kun Be-
la-bank6tol, mem kapott az egesz
penzeert annyit, hogy egy par
csizmat vagy cipot vehetett volna,
inert minden a mienk' volt.
A fovarosi kereskedok ugyan ICY
cselekedtek: eldugtak aruikat es
csak annak szerencses embernek
adtak ell nemi arut, akinek 80"
kek penze volt. A fovarosi mum
kassag ellenben a legvalsagosabb
helyzetbe kerut, inert sem kek,
sem feher penze mem vot. Hiaba
dolgozott reggeltol napestig ka.-
pott egy marekkal feherpapjr-
ketszazkoronast, azokat nenhogv
vasarlasi celra mem hasznalhatta
fol fizetesi penzeszkozil, de meg
mas celra sem hasznalhatta f0I
ezen feher proli-bankokat" ST.
lany voltuk miatt; ez mindazert
volt, inert "minden a nienk"
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-01-23

tagsagi dijak beszedeser0l, hat
ralekosokat nyilvan tartia. A
Nagybizottsa@ altal rendezett
0sSzei0vctelek al5almaval a penzt
kezeli. Minden penzt bankba tar
tozik helyezni. Minden kifizetes
csekkel tortenill, amelyet tit
kar-jegyz6 es penztarnok irnak
ala. Kotelessege a penztark0ny-
vet rendesen yezetni. Gyileseken
inditvanyoz, szavaz. A penztar-
nok Nagybizottsag penztarab0l
evi egy dollar fizetest kap.
e. Ellenorok, titkar-jegyzo es
penztarnok Miill0d6sGt ellenGr-
xix. Gyiileseken inditvanyoznak
es szavaznak.
12S. Tagok (kepviselok) joguk
es k0telessegiik (kiveve akada-
lyoztatas eseten) gyiileseken, 0sz
szej0veteleken reszt venni. Gyii-
leseken inditvanyoznak es sza-
vaznak, ha egy6bkent az altaluk
kepviselt testiilet a tagsagi dijjal
hatralekban mines. A kepviselok
egy targyhoz ketszernel t0bbet es
OF percnel tovabb csak gyiiles
beleegyezesevel sz0lhatnak. Ha a
hatralekos testulet titkar-iegyzo
felsz6litasa ellenere hatralekat 6
h6napon beliil mem rendezi, a
Nagybizottsagbol kilepettnek te-
kintetik.
13S. Ervenyes hatarozathoza
talra a Nagybizottsag tagjai fele-
mex jelenlete sziikseges. Ha any
nyian a masodszori meghivasra
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-01-23

mat unneplS eenforradaomnak nyutott at bu
dapesti proetariatus valasza szocasszt&k legujabb
paktumara.'
F0ntebb kozot kacsa kommunstak Berinben megjele-
no s egesz Eur6paban szeejedt nformcos lapjaban
lent meg ckk okt6ber 13an tarto attersali nepgyu
les veres barrkadharcos befejezero szamot ebo-
ondva ve kulfole meg hozzajuk kozel allo
koponyaka szin es lobog6 fantazara va6 cikk r6
ia Barna K nevre halgat akr6l asmuve uan teve kis-
sc fufcsa veemenyunk igazmondasa ilet6en No de
tapaszaatamk igazoljak, hogy bosekna igazmondas
neigen leh er6ny vail f0ntebb k0zot cikkecske
Vaamennyien emlekezheunk nepgyues mpozans lefolya
sara ameyen munkassag 0mege tettek hitet par
tunk programme melett Mem ehet ketseges senki el6
hogy eer6tlenede bolseva agitaci6 hazug bealtas
sal Moszkvanak kvan kedveskedni e6eg ezzel kvanak
eapadt rubearamlast sme megnditan Termszetesnek
taruk, hogy bokevistak eni tud6st6 cikkenek tenge
lebe magyarorszag szociademokratak eeni acarhoda
saikat mocskol3dasaikat aia Ez alias gonosz
modor ismeretlen elottunk amnhogy AIT fee ell
magyar szocaldemokraa munkassag mken szovetkezek
boek reakc6val ellenunk nehany ev el6tt egy
ben det XII hogy hangoskod rubeen ktarott vezrek
kozul egyikmas rendorseg besug6ja volt 6k segek
elvbaratakat' rendorkezre jutatn Magyarorszagon
onudatos munkasag szembenalasa vetet gonosz
meiknek es tette lehetetlenne eroeesebb agac6t
cikk Smet csak arr6l gy0zhet mndenkt, hogy 0v6
ben meg hatvanyozoabb mertekben szalun torek
vesekke es hogy nyan, erdemuk banunk
cikket teljes sz0vegaben kozouk mey uan ugy veuk
konpyi boseva m6dszerekr6 es erdemben
mndenknek velemenyt alkotni
Fenti sorokbol, = melyek fentemlitett lap konl-
vallnak megtoldva - 1ninden 0ntudatos
JOAN gondolkozasu amcrikai magyar munkas tisz-
kepet akothat maganak ezen boseviki aknamunkar6l
leye lapnap utan inteznek tranoni Magyarorszag ell
III vilag egyes orszagaiban kemked0 mllszka penzen
itartott verszomjas latorok
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-01-23
NAGYBIZOTTSAGI GYtLES
KEDDEN
(FolytataS az 1-s6 oldalr6l)

(Folytatas az 1s6 oldalr6D
es egyletekre, Nagyon fontos ha-
! tarozatok esetGn azonban a Macy
bizottsag kimondhatja, hoey a
hatarozat j6vahagyas vegett a
Nagybizottsag kebelebe tartoz6
egyhazak es egyletek gyiilesei ele
terjesztendo jegyzokonyvi jova-
hagyas vegett.
Is. A Nagybizottsag celia: a
helyi magyarsagban a testveri
0sszetartas erzeset, fajunk szere-
tetet apolni, a magyarsagot k0-
zos kulturalis es gazdasagi iigyek
ben kepviselni, erdekeit minden-
ben megv6deni es elomozditanl.
s.. A Nagybizottsag eredme-
nyes munkajanak biztositasara
minden abban kepviselt egynaz-
kozseg es egylet evi (ot) dollar
tagsagdijat fizet a Nagybizottsag
penztaraba.
9S. A Nagybizottsag gyiileseit
a sziikseghez kepest az Eln0k 0sz-
szehivasara tartja. Evi gyiileset
mindenkor januar ho utolso va
sarnapjan tartja.
los. A Nagybizottsag tisztyise-
l6i: elnok, alelnok, titkar-jegyz6,
penztarnok, ket ellen0r. A tiszt-
viseloket az evi gyiilesen titkos
szavazas utjan szotobbseggel va
lasztja. Megbizatasuk egy evig,
yagyis a legkozelebbi tisztuiito
kozgyiilesig tart.
lis. A tisztvisel6k hatask0re ):
az Elnok oszehivja a gyiilese-
ket S azokat vezeti. Inditvanyoz,
de mem szayaz, csupan szavazat-
egyenloseg eseten, amikor is sza-
vazata donto sullyal bir. A Macy
bizottsagban kepviselt legalabb 5
testiilet kepviseloinek irasbeli Ike
resere gyiilest hiv 0ssze.
b. Alelnok hatask0re az eln0k
carbohydrates esetcn ugyanaz,
mint az eln0ke. Inditvanyoz, sza-
vaz, kiveve, mikor az eln0kot he
lyettesiti, amikor is az elobbi
pontban lefektetett modon el sza-
vazataval.
q Titkar-jegyzo mtezi a Nagyi
bizottsag levelezeset, elnok uta-
sitasara gyiilesekre meghiv6-
kat kikiildi, targyrendet eln0k-
kel egyiitt el6kesziti, Nagybi-
zottsag iratait, pecs6tjet megorzi.
1ndivanyoz, szayaz. 4
Tltkar+l legyzoye lebetohg olyan
tag valasztando, ak ugy ma
gyar mint az ansa nyelvet iras-
ban 6 sz6ban birja
d. Penzta arnol1 a Nagybizottsag
ntasitasai szerint intezi apnak
anyagi iigyeit. Gondoskcdik a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-01-23

emberek verevsl beszennyezett
kezu "terrorist&k'', ext maszla-
got nem lehet t0bbe beadni az en-
berisegnek sem holmi frazisokkal,
sem pedig bolseviki tanokkal, ma
a Xxx. szazadban, inert: "Csak
egyszer volt Budan kutyavasar"
es "Csak egyszer volt Magyaror-
szagon kommunizmus"
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-01-23
,olt, egyediil q rnie,lk" !.

volt, egyedtl "a mienk".
Es ext neveztek a muszka penzen
kitartott kemek szabadsagnak,
boldogsagnak, mennyorszagi j6
eletnek, inert mines Isteniik,
. ellenben vannak jelszavaik:
"kommunizalni" (lopni), "gaj-
desc '-ba kuldeni (gyilkolni).
Mem, "voros bolsik'', artatlan
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-01-23
A v0r0s bolsevikiek
aknamunkaja a kulf0ld0n

Alabb eikk egy Budapesten megeen6 szocaiemokr rata
munkls szakszevezeti hyaalos lap hasabjan htott
vilgm 1929 deeember 276n Az eto lap mely immar 81.
evfolyaanat a egregibb es leg0ketesebb szaksDrve-
zete szolgala mint iyen fotetlenl jogosu hogy
neutrality-suspicious. szavat halass Sz6r6 vesszuk
at oft megelem kozcm6nyt azzal kommentrral, amt
ahoz et6 lap szerkeszt6 Legyen mar vlo
hogy komoly magyarorszagi munklssagnak mi vac
m6nye bosevki csirkefog6kr6 A ckk lit k0vetkezik
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-01-23

sem jelennek meg: jelenlev5k
hataroznak.
las. Ezen alapszabaly csak a
rendesen 0sszehivott k0zgyules
tagjainak ketharmad sz6t0bbse-
ygevel m6dosithat6, vagy valtoz-
,tathato meg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-01-23

amey mar r6gebbeu eGkesztve de sz6es t0megekne
csa k0rbej tt h6nap 6ta iutott udomasara ecy nagy
l6pest ant e5re. Flben pakumban zocialdemolrat51
arr .''e1 ma&uza- Aogv magyar burzsa5zia mperia
81 a7uuesztiat+ r a1z al ut6boi GveBben
ol eeet tanusitottak ami lehet6ve teszi resziikre
legmaeasabb kegy k6rdemles6t tehat komnlunista
poka foglyoknak es emigranoknak, hanem Garami Bu-
chnger fs Weltner szocialdemokrata emigransoknak
Az okt6ber 13-an lezalot gyiilesen ameyet social
demokraa abbol ceb6l rendeztek hogy paktum erel
meben megvalositsak omegek kszogatatasat aldoza
max szant t0megek paktum mee hanem Magyaror
szagi Kommunista Part mel6 allotak
Mndjart a gyillts kezdeten nylvanval6 volt hogy
munkso NJ X P bator tagjainak vezeese melett forra
dam foll6pesre kesziiodnek Elvtarsank X l. e NJ K P
elszavat szembeszogezt6k reormsak jelszavava amt
$4,000 fobol alo tomeg elkes tHntetesse fogadott
A tomegek lelkesedese Magyarorszagon mar evek ota
tapasztat magassagra hagott amkor tomegb6l egy
v0r0 zasz6k engtek fol- ameyekne f0iratai
jet unioert es mperialisztkus haboru ellen sz6tak
zasz6k tiz percen at zakadatlanu magasban lengtek
anski hogy zociademokrata rendez6knek sikert vona
ezeket elvenn munkassag yen kisereeket okeve
harott ell rendorseg kserelte meg zasz6Eat hata
maDa kerltenl inert felt tomeg ellenalasat6 Md0n
szonok szocademokraa part harcar6l" beszelt to-
k6rusban paktumot sz0geze szembe Peyer Karoly
sem Jart Jobban inert midon tomegge akarta hitetn
hogy SzovJetunioban ugyanoyan szelem urakodik mint
Magyarorszagon, vharos kialtasban XII omeg Een
proletariatus !" Es ua magasba kerltek vors
zaszok Egynegyed craig Peyer Karoy utott sz6hoz
rendorgarda tagja parkodak ntetes vezere kezreker
toni de munkassag oket veresre gyiies vepen ami
don szoclademokrata dalarda egy pacsa dara razend
ett, es torokb6l tort XII az Internacionae
Az Inernaconale hangjai melett es voros zasz6k mo-
got vonultak munkasok uccara torodve social
demokrata es renorseg kozos ttakozasava leg6yato
sabb szamlta szernt egaabb ezer0zaz munks k
vete NJ h p folhvasat uccai tnetesre dacara az Al
ando ovasag attaknak rendorseg mndeneke0tt ydr0s
zaszokat vvo munkasokra vetee maeat de tomeg lit is
ugy mint gyesen ydenebe fogadta oket Ekozben vres
osszetzesre kert mik0zben munkasok koveket bo
okat e zaszorudakat hasznatak egyverkent tmer per
eek aatt haalmaba kerltete avasara szolga6 as
altkockaka Nsszayer eso ovasattakot ardarpa
vagdalkozo rendorsge attore rend6rseg kordont ame
Budapest fouvonaat Rakoczi 6rze es behato Ra
Koczl ultra tomeg lit Szovjetuni6 eetese mee proe
areiktaturat is eenezte es lelkesen tinetett K Is
j. " melett. forgalom megakad kereskedok IS kave
hazak lehuzak abaed6ny0ke Is burzsoaza ketserbe
esetten menekilt.
Egyik lovasattak kovette maska de a tomec csa} III
ra gyHlekezet munkasok hareotak hanem arra
y gyeek h0cy rend6rseg mine Eeyesebb nrnEast foc
hassan a Azeka rendQr5ke. a1 a.leart5ztaott annxz
sok S@s 1E, k0z9porlHl 9aa3aE Il learf6zf .+ay A
a az i5ndapes leoforgalnasab utvonalain
Gz a4 n ajandek' ameyet NJ. K. p tzeves iubileu
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-01-23
BOLSIEK M0DSZEREROL
Forradalmi utcai tintetesek Budapesten

"a magyar szocafasiszak fasizmusba va6 bekapcso-
loddsana Bethlen miniszeren0kkel k0tott paktum, =
amey mar r6gebbep lett eGkestv de szele t0megeknel
csa k0rjbci 6t h6nap 6ta utot tudomasara ecv Macy
lt2est ant a5fe Fbbcn pa1tumban szocaldemokrata1
s''er maarza- hogv magyar burzsn5zia impera-
1i1- . i.f i .ila.aafri roni1,. TnHer faitoai
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-07-10
SILVER JUBILEE-GET YOUR
SILVER DOLLAR

The beginning of Chautauqua ad-
vertising in this issue Of the Demo
crat reminds us that this is silver an
niversary year and that all friends OF
Chautauqua are asked to be prepar-
ed to give silver dollar, or its
equivalent, for a special fund to help
wipe out the not large but annoying
debt that has been accumulating dur
ing the twenty-five years of the op-
Grafton Of this assembly.
This Chautauqua has been run on
the principle that nothing was too
good for its patrons. The finest tai
ent to be had has been brought here
and presented at prices much lower
than the usual prices. After quar-
ter century a little adjustment is
necessary, and those who have
found pleasure and profit in past as
semblies are to be given an oppor-
tunity to contribute just little-a
silver dOllar--to help clean up the
old deficit and start into new quar-
ter century unburdened by debt or
interest.
And what program We are go
ing to have this year! Next week we
will announce the full details. You
will find literature with the pictures
and data at the usual stores the lat.
ter part of this week. Send folders
to your friends Begin now to boost
for the best assembly we have ever
had
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-07-10
July 4th At Stockport

The leading Fouth of July cele-
bration of the Muskingum valley
was that at Stockport The crowd
was the largest by far ever as
sembled at that place. there being
between 1000 and 5000 persons
present. The program as announced
was carried out, and it was ''real
celebration" Our limited space pre-
vents us from going into detail OF
this big event. The management has
reason to feel proud of being able tc
carry out such successful celebra-
ton. The results of the various COR
tests follow:
Ball game ended with Stockport
on the long end of 5 to l score
Battery for Stockport, Drake and
James. For Bartlett, Dye and Brill.
Glass C speedboat race won by
Hugh Siley of Marietta, driving
'Deuces Wild" Bill Brickwede OF
Marietta finished second, drivine
Miss Muskingum two.
Free for all speedbOat race won by
Doc Thomas. of Parkersburg, driving
la new boat he had just purchased
This boat weighs just 60 pounds, and
was made in California. Ray Leget
of Waterford took second place, driv-
ing Miss Muskingum.
Coon chase was won by Queen
owner-M T. Clifford, Stockport.
Old fiddlers' contest winners
First, Tom Carr, Ringgold; second
A. j. Coleman, Chesterhill; third
Chas. Taylor, Lowell.
Float entered by the Willine
Workers class of M. P. church wor
first prize in the parade.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-07-10
SPURRIER RIDGE

Ray MoSier who has been In a
hospital for the past two weeks, was
brought home Sunday. Virgil Hal
lowell visited relatives near Stock
port and Todds, last week. Merle
Adrian and family of Chillicothe
and Fred Joy and wife of Sharps-
burg, visited with Fred Adrian's,
July 4th. Edith Shook spent
Thursday afternoon with Hannah
Woolman. Blanche Coleman ane
sons Edgar and Warrior were call
ers at Harvey Hallowell's, Saturday
afternoon. Earl Wood of o. u,
|spent Friday night with home folks.
The Ohio Fuel has made loca-
ton On n. M. Woods farm, formerly
known as the Porter farm. The
telephone line in this vicinity is in a
rather peculiar condition. The line
seems to be grounded until after a
rain; as we do not get rain, we do
not get service. Clyde Price and
little son Gail were Sunday after
noon callers at Charles WoOdyard's
Those here at the 4th at Stock
port were Louisa Mae Wood, Mar
garet woodward. Charley woodward
and wife, and Walter Shook. They
report very fine time. Stockport
leads in entertainments. . Harvey
Hallowell and wife spent Sunday
with Jack Gray's of White Cottage.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-07-10
AGRICULTURAL NLWS NOTES
{ By HI. F. Eaton, County Agent)
Brent Cochran to District Camp

Brent Cochran to District Camp
In an effort to provide additional
competent swimming instruction at
the county All camp to be held in
August, Brent Cochran is being sent
in Licking county, to receive fur
ther instruction in life saving and
resuscitation. Mr.. Cochran has al
ready passed the boy scout highest
tests in swimming and life saving.
and will aid the county agent and
the two young ladies from Wash
ington county in supervising the
swimming periods at camp. In ad-
dition to receiving instruction in
swimming at the district camp, Mr..
Cochran will receive instruction in
recreational work for boys, and as
sist in leadership work at the coun-
ty camp.
Program of L. B. Testing
Word has been received at the
county extension office, that two
more veterinarians are coming on
Monday, July IA, to begin testing
cattle in Windsor and Union town
ships. This makes seven veterinar-
ians who will be at work in the
county by the middle Of the month
Any questions which may arise in
the mind of cattle owners relative to
the work, will be gladly answered
by any of the veterinarians, or by
calling at the county agents office
and discussing the problem with
yeur county agent.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-07-10
SHARP RIDGE

| The homecoming at Dutch Hill
July 4th drew a large crowd, and
everyone seemed to enjoy it i'm
menseIy Several former teachers
| from a distance were present and
gave talks, among whom were
Judges Ribble and Weber of Zanes.
vile, and DR.. Souders of Cambridge.
The day was ideal for the occasion
and although the writer was not
there, from the way those present
talked, the dinner must have been
most inviting. The more country
schools are closed, the more our
thoughts go back to our first days OF
learning in these buildings soon to
be abandoned. Pauline Fouts, who
is attending Bliss college, in Co.
lumbus, came home for the Fourth,
returning Sunday. Mildred Divers
OF Ravenswood, who has been as
sisting Mrs. Raymond Fouts since
she returned from the hospital, went
home last week, and Ruth Fouts is
spending few days with Mrs.
Fouts. On leaving the school home
coming Friday, a car driven by AL
bert Zinsmeister of GAINESVILLE, col
lided with beavers car from
Crooksville. Both cars were dam
aged considerably. None of the oc-
cupants were hurt, except Mrs. Jake
Zinsmeister who was thrown against
the side of the car She was bruised
about her shoulder and arm, and re-
ceived slight cut behind her ear.
She is being cared for at the HI. E.
Fouts home. Herman Snyder who
;e Ea1I
well, came home for the Fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Offenbacher of
Blue Rock, and Glenn Offenbacher
of Cleveland, visited Saturday at
Harry Fouts'.. . We are told a teach
er has been hired for Sharp Ridge
and Dutch Hill, but since we don't
have anybody on the board in this
end of the township, we are not very
well posted. Threshing has started
on Dutch Hill.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-07-10
Metcalf-Baker Wedding

The Columbus Dispatch of July 6
carried the picture of Mary Ellen
Baker, now Mrs Paul E. Metcalf
and the following announcement:
"The marriage of Miss Mary Ellen
Baker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Raymond Baker, 229 Falls road, to
Mr.. Paul C. Metcalf, of Toronto, o.,
took place Thursday morning at IL
O'Clock, at Indianola Presbyterian
church, with Rev. Robert Reed read
ing the ceremony. The bride, who
was unattended, wore a gown OF
beige and capucine fowered chiffon
Her hat was large beige hairbraid
She carried a bouquet of Pernet
roses and gypsophila. Mrs. Metcalf
was graduated from Ohio State uni
versity in 1929, and was member
of Chi Omega sorority, Browning So
ciety and Strollers, Girls glee
club, Y. w. c. A. cabinet. and was
on the Sun Dial staff Mr.. Metcalf
was graduated from the college OF
architectural engineering, Ohio State
university, and is now associated
with his father in that business. He
is affiliated with Phi Kappa Tau fra
ternity. Mr.. and Mrs. Metcalf will
reside at 311, South Third street,
Toronto, o.. following their wedding
trip, to Detroit, and into Canada"
Mrs. Metcalf is granddaughter
of Mrs. Olive Drake of McConnels-
vile, and has visited here frequent,
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-07-10
Death OF Thomas Monroe

Mr.. Thomas Monroe, aged about
SO years, died early Tuesday morn
ing at the home of his daughter
Mrs. John Jenkins of Malta town
ship. Death was due to infirmities
His wife who was Nancy Hivnor
died two years ago. Four grand
children survive. One daughter
Mrs. Hazel Gill. is deceased. Will
liam Monroe of Pennsville and Mrs
Jennie Martin of Oil Spring run are
brother and sister of the deceased
One brother Caleb, and a sister
Mrs Joanna Newman, are deceased.
Funeral services were conducted
by Rev. E. F. Kendle, Wednesday af-
ternoon at the Lemon Hill church
and interment made in Lemon Hill
cemetery.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-07-10
Prize Winners

The prizes offered by the Amer
ican Legion at the carnival, July 4th
were won by the following:
so yard dash for boys under Is
Edgar Drake = SO yard dash for boy
lover IS, Harold Milligan; so yart
dash for girls under Is, Jean Sims
fat mans race, so yards-weigh
over ESQ, dead heat between w. p
|Chappelear and G. M. Chappelear
boys sack race-three legged race
Thos. Patterson and Harold Mali
gan; rolling pin throwing contes
for married women, Mrs. Emma
Stump Of Ringgold. Prize for eacf
winner, 81. Creased pole climbins
contest-$2, Russell Quigley. The
creased pig was caught by Emmett
Cramblit, who kept the pig for hi:
prize.