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Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-04
Watson TO Manage
Valley Pageant

X. y. Watson. well known I'M
perial Valley business man, has ac'
cepted the position of business
manager of the Imperial Valley
pageant, "Thc Desert Calls,' and
has taken over TIE duties of the po-
sition.
Watson was manager of the South.
ern Trust and Savings Rank III
Brawlev and later was manager of
the FL Centre branch of that bank.
After this bank merged with the
bank of Italy. he was vice president
Of the Bank of Italy here.
lletalways has been active in civic
affairs, especially with the chamber
of commerce. He also is affiliated
with the board of trade and the
state Chamber of Commerce.
As business manager he will have
charge of the ticket selling cam
paigns throughout the valley, with
the assembling of groups of workers
and the collection of materials.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-04
SURPRISE SHOWER
FOR MRS. TINKER

Mrs. c. r. Tinker was guest OF
honor at a charming surprise shower
given last evening at the California
Hotel BY the Women of Moosehea-t
Legion.
The ballroom was beautifully de-
eorated in a pink and white color
scheme, and after the serving OF re-
freshments, bridge tables were ar
ranged and AN evening of cards en-
loved. Mrs. X. p. Forshey won the
first prize and Mrs. Nellie Gillett,
low.
Guests present were Mesdames II.
D., Emmons, r. p. Forshey, Peter r
Schmitt, Clarence L. Lewis, r. W.
Zinn. c. r. Tinker, Everett l.. Mas
sew. C. L. Gillett, May Butler, Ralph
Therrien, Lillian Mulvey and +. A
Hunt.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-04
Mrs. G0rren HOnOred
By Pretty Luncheon

Mrs. F. D. Jacobs entertained yes
terday at her residence, SOB Wens-
iey avenue, with a delightfully."- in
formal luncheon honoring Mrs. J.
r. Garren, former valley resident
who is visiting friends in Fl Cen
tro.
The guests included number Of
Mrs. Garren 5 friends and follow
ing the charmingly appointed lunch
con, the afternoon was spent III sew
ing and in renewing old friend
ships.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-04
Alterations At
Scheniman Co.

Enlargement of the private office
81 the W. 4. Scheniman Paper com
pany began this morning. Ten feet
will be added to the office space.
New skylights are TO be constructed
in the warehouse at the rear OF the
building.
Among the delicate instruments
moved out while repairs are going
on, are scales for weighing one sheet
Of paper and another for testing
the strength of one sheet of paper.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-04

brother, Henry y. Norman, con
gressman from the fourth district of
Kentucky.
Pictures Of Moorman = farm
named Memorial Farms in honor Of
his brother, and OF his brothers
grave i'll France, were sent with
the letter and any one wishing to
see them may find them At tho
recorder s office in the court house.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-04
County Board Meeting
Wednesday In BraUley

Presidents Of the various women )
clubs of the valley are particularly
asked to be present ut the executive
board meeting OF the Imperial Coun-
" Federation of Women's clubs
stnce plans for the Southern District
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-04
Bird Collection
On East Side

An interesting collection of pheas.
ants of various types, dove, quail
and bantam chickens are the spe-
cial hobby Of Fred R. Bright on
Orange street east Of the tracks.
He has elaborately constructed
pens and is raising the young. All
of the birds are exceptionally tame
ard apparently make most satlsfact-
ory pets.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-04
Former Local
Sheriff Fined

Charles Applestill, formerly sher.
IF Of Imperial County, was fined
800 Yesterday in the municipal
court Of Los Angeles for illegal pos
session Of liquor. Federal agents
stated Applestill had delivered %
gallons of alcohol to them.
Applestill WAS sheriff here for
several years prior 70 the. election
Of Sheriff Gillett.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-04

convention, TO be held in Brawley,
November 1921. will be discussed.
The meeting viii be held in the
Dunlack Hotel in Brawley Wednes
day morning, October 3, at 10
clock. The county health unit
as well as tnr convention plans. will
be special matters for discussion and
the usual routine business will also
be considered.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-04
Daily Menu

Daily Menu
BREAKFAST - Orange
Juice. cereal. cream, bread
crumb pancakes, syrup, milk,
coffee.
LUNCHEON--Stuffed Gu
cumbers. toasted mullins,
ounce honey. sliced peaches.
molasses cookies. milk, tea.
|. DINNER - Broued white
fish, sweet; potato and almond
croQuettes, creamed celery,
endive salad. grape sponge,
milk, coffee. i. 49,. B.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-04
MENUS FOR THE FAMILY

clean. Do not wash. Pare evenly
slicing out eyes or imperfections
instead of cutting around these
places, as one usually does. Cut
in lengthwise slices not more than
Imperial Valley press., 1930-10-04
MOOrman Photos
Received Here

Friends of Roy l.. Norman, prom
inent pioneer OF the valley who was
Killed in France in the World War,
will be interested to learn that Mrs.
Bird Hobby, county recorder, has
recently received Il letter from his
the rose covered gable. On his
present flight Wilson had the thrill
ing experience few miles north
of Fl Paso when on account or the
altitude in taking off, he burned
more than the usual amount of gas
oline and found il necessary to
make forced landing in gulley,
but missed the gulley. \ Mexican
section crew helped him TO repair
his plane, largely with the help Of
barbed wire from the fence around
the railway.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-03-20
COOPERATING IN
UNEMPLOYMENT SITUATION

Hon. Thomas G. Reese and anoth-
er representative of the department
of Industrial Relations at Columbus
were here Friday, and assisted IN
perfecting an organization, the pur-
pose of which is to cooperate with
the state in the unemployment situa-
ton. Hon. c.. B. Smith was named
as chairman, and w. d. Matson,
secretary. Other members of the
committee are: S. G.. White, A. A.
Coulson, Raymond Durbin, w. T.
Porter, C. r. Massey, Harry w.
Cook, r. X. Brown. jr. Similar or
ganizations have been formed In
each county of the state. The plan
grew out of the conference held by
prominent industrialists with Presi-
dent Hoover, following the stock
market crash of last fall. The OBJ
ject is to speed up any building or
repair work, or road projects as
planned for this summer, the idea
being that an emergency exists at
present, before the main part of out
door work commences, and if it can
be bridged for few weeks, 1t is be-
lieved the worst Of the present un-
employment situation will be over
Morgan county is not suffering as
many industrial centers are. 1t will
be. insisted, however, that local Ia
Dor be employed SO far as possible
on local road projects.
This will be an outstanding source
of employment in this county this
season, as more than 100000 will
be expended on new roads and re-
surface jobs. Another source of
employment will be in the townships
and municipalities. In towns such
as Malta-McConnelsville, the mayors
and councils will be solicited to put
into immediate effect, projects tor
civic betterment or improvements
which are planned for this season.
In this connection people wishing to
paint Or paper or build or other
wise improve their premises, will be
solicited to do it now. While Nor
gan county is not classed as an in
dustrial county. and the supply OF
floating labor Is not large, yet at
the present time there are many un-
employed. The committee is max
ing a survey of the situation, and
meets again today Their findings
will be reported regularly to Co
lumbIlS
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-03-20
Mrs. Charlotte Bachelor Dies

Mrs. Charlotte Bachelor, 76, died
Sunday at her home at Dale, or
stomach trouble and complications.
She was the wife of Marion Bach
elor Her parents were the late
Isaac and Elizabeth Ross. Besides
her husband, two sons survive, Del
bert Bachelor of Parkersburg, and
Clarence of Dale. Six sisters and
two brothers also survive-Mrs.
Elizabeth Bachelor of Stockport;
Mrs. Nettie Ellis and Mrs. Louisa
Hoon, Chesterhill; Mrs. Nena Will
son. Roxbury; Mrs. Clara Mills,
Champaign, H.; Mrs. Kate Gilliland
of Cutler, and John and Israel Ross
of Dale. One brother, Wm Ross,
and three sisters are deceased. Mrs.
Bachelor was held in high regard
by many friends. For a number OF
years she had been a member of
the u. B. church at Dale.
Funeral services were held Tues
day afternoon at the Dale church,
and interment was made in the
church cemetery.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-03-20

John Alexander Huffman, rs, died
Monday at his home in GAINESVILLE,
from a complication of diseases. He
was a son Of Andrew and Mary
Glenn Huffman and was born in
Bristol township. When he was in
his early years, the family moved
to Spratt, where the deceased grew
to manhood. For more than SO
years he followed farming, retiring
about four years ago, since which
time he had resided in GAINESVILLE.
His wife was Tacy Arabella Careins
They were the parents of eight chill
dren-Rev. Frank II. Huffman OF
Englewood, N. j.; Geo. L., Walker
A. Huffman, and Mrs. Howard r.
Keener, GAINESVILLE; Mrs. D. E. Har-
ris, Des Moines, Ia; Mrs. A. E. Nc
Clure, Washington, d. c.; Atty
James w. Huffman, Columbus, and
DR.. Iolas NJ. Huffman of Ravenna,
10. Atty Jas. Huffman is son-in-
law of former Governor Vic Dona-
hey, and was at one time a member
of the state public utilities commits
sion. Besides his wife and children,
the deceased leaves IL grandchil
dren and three brothers and two sis
ters-Wm. N. Huffman, of Spratt;
James c., of Amalga, Alaska; Geo.
A., Mead, Col; Mrs. Belle Elliott,
Charlottesville, and Mrs. Alice Huff
man of GAINESVILLE. Mr.. Huffman was
member of Mt. Zion Presbyterian
church.
Funeral services were held at his
late home, Wednesday, at 2 p. M,
with burial in Greenwood cemetery,
GAINESVILLE.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-03-20
Census EnumeratorS Named

Announcement has been sent out
from the office of Miss Mary Vashti
Jones of GAINESVILLE, supervisor for
this district, that the following
have been appointed as enumerators
for Morgan county, in the 1880
census:
Thomas j Osborn, Bloom town
Iship; Wilbert E. Lawrence, Bristol;
Dolph Hook, Center; VIM. A. Latta,
lDeerfield; John Schofeld, Marion,
and Chesterhill; j. #. Elliott, Man
chester; Florence Barrell, Malta,
and Malta village; Pauline Gill
lespie, Morgan, and McConnelsville';
Riley S. Dougan, Penn; Albert E.
Drake, Union; Mrs. Coda Carr,
Windsor, and Stockport; Chester
E. Fisher, York, and Deavertown:
Bruce Huffman, Homer; j. D. Will
son, Meigsville.
Their work begins the End day
of April. They are to meet in the
court room in MeConnelsville, Sat-
urday, March %, at 10 a. M, for
special instruction from the su-
pervisor and an assistant.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-03-20
Mariettans Visit Local ROtarians

The local Rotarians entertained
the Marietta Advertising club, and
a number of Marietta Rotarians,
here Wednesday night at the high
school auditorium. The home eco
Monies department served a fine
three course dinner, to the 70 per-
sons present. Reno Hoag acted as
POSTMASTER. The principal address
OF the evening was given by Charles
Otto of the Otto Bros store, Ma
rietta, and was a splendid talk. Mr..
Otto has been a prominent business
man for half century, and his ad-
dress was most practical. The Ma
rietta delegation brought along a
three piece orchestra, and l.. v.
Busche, local Rotarian, was at his
best as song leader.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-03-20
Mrs. Ethel Patterson Dies

Mrs. J. r. Porter, near Joetown,
was called Monday to Newark, be-
cause of the very serious condi-
ton of her sister, Mrs. j. E. Pat
terson (Ethel Benjamin) who was in
a Newark hospital. following an op-
GRAFTON for adhesions of the bowels.
Word comes that Mrs. Patterson
died this morning, about $3.50
o'clock. She was 48 years of age,
and was a daughter of the late John
Benjamin of Malta. Her mother
survives, also her husband who is
better known as "Dick" Patterson;
two sons, Roy E. Patterson of
Crooksville, and Russell of the
home; and five sisters, Mrs. Es-
ther Smith, near Malta; Mrs. Name
Fouts, Akron; Mrs. Myrtle Porter,
Joetown; Mrs. Nan Barr, La Port,
Ind, and Mrs. Elsie Clawson, In
dianapolis. Two brothers, Howard
and Melvin, are deceased. Mr.. and
Mrs. Patterson moved to Newark
last August, prior to which time
they had resided in Kansas for 10
years.
Funeral arrangements are not
complete
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-03-20
Amos Elliott Not Yet Recovered

Some weeks ago, this paper car
ried the news that Amos Elliott, a
former resident of Meigsville, was
in serious condition as the result
of having been shot by Rev. James
A. Wilson of Mendoza, Ill. Mr.. Ell
liott'S wife also suffered gun shot
wounds at the hands of Wilson. The
Chicago Tribune. under date OF
March IL, carried an account OF
some length of the affair. 1t stated
that Rev. Wilson since the shooting
has been in jail; that the grand jury
has been asked to indict him for
assault with attempt to kill. Mr..
Elliott is not yet out of danger as
the result of the bullet wound near
his heart. His wife has recovered
and was witness before the grand
jury. Rev. Wilson in an interview
stated he shot the Elliotts because
they held proof Of his love affairs
with Emma X. Wagner widow, of
his congregation Wilson, aged 60,
is married According to the news
paper account, Mrs. Wagner became
frightened at the minister's en-
treaties, and confded in Mrs. I'll
lott, her best friend, and gave to
her a letter Wilson had written
her. News reached Wilson that the
Elliotts intended to complain to the
official board of the church, and he
went TO the Elliott home to get the
letter, and in a scuffle with Mr.. El-
liott, to get it, Elliott started to
run. Wilson then pulled gun from
his pocket, and fired two shots at
each of the Elliotts. One hit Mr..
Elliott near the heart. and the other
struck Mrs. Elliott in the breast.
Wilson then ran outside, loaded the
revolver and started toward the
home of Mrs. Wagner, demanding to
see her, but she refused to come to
the door He then went to his own
home, and when policemen appeared
to arrest him, he fired five shots in
what he said was an attempt at sui
eide. Only one bullet touched him
inflicting a slight scalp wound.
The minister's wife, it is stated, de-
clares that she will assist her hus-
band in the trial.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-03-20

ROOSTERVILE

Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Phillips OF
Dayton visited here from Saturday
until Monday. VIM. Monroe suffer
ed a stroke of paralysis Monday
about noon, and is in a serious con-
dition. Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe have
been making their home for several
Alma Kinney spent Monday at
GAINESVILLE Mrs. DeIbert Wymer OF
Chesterhill is visiting at the home OF
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Tilghman
Kinney. Ebert Phillips returned
to Newark Monday, after spending
the week end with his family here.
%. V. Hanlin who is employed at
Malta, spent the week end with his
family. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. D. Rardin
of Stockport were callers on Mr.. and
Mrs. o. V. Hanlin, Sunday. EN-
NETT Geddes was at Newark, Sunday
Earl Scott and family moved last
week from Triadelphia, in with the
formers father, G.. B. Scott. Mr.
and Mrs. Ebert Phillips and son:
Richard and Keith visited Sunday
with Marion Beach and wife. Mrs
j. d. Dulaney returned from a two
weeks visit with her daughter Miss
Alice Dulaney of Cleveland, and Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Dulaney of Detroit
While visiting with her son she ac
companied him on a trip to Canada
Mrs. o V. Hanlin of this place
and several from Stockport, attend
ed the revival services at the Rose
vile Church of Christ, one evening
last week. Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Bal
of Canton who are visiting at the
Dulaney home, spent Sunday with
the formers parents, at Brokaw..
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Furr and daugh
ter Betty Jean of Newark, visited
one day last week with Mr.. an6
Mrs. George Hollett.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-03-20
Fred Mummey Dies In California

Mrs. LYDIA K. Pyle received mes
|sage Tuesday announcing the death
of her brother Fred Mummey, aged
about IS, which occurred Monday
March II, at Santa Ana, Calf.
where he had resided some years.
Mr.. Mummey was native of Nc
Connelsyille, and left here in 1876,
locating in Kansas. He was son OF
the late David Mummey, and with
his death all of that family of ten
children are removed, excepting his
sister Mrs. Pyle, mentioned. He is
survived by one daughter, Anita
Mummey of the home. Mr.. Mum
mey had never recovered his health
since being stricken with paralysis
about a year ago.
While no information was receiv-
ed concerning the funeral, it is pre-
sumed that the body will be taken
to the former home place in Kan
sas, for burial, as Mr.. Mummey' S
wife and a daughter are buried
there.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-03-20
CROOKSVILLE ROUTE

Misses Kathryn Allard and Rhea
Stoneburner spent the week end
with their teacher, Miss Louise Wal
ters of Reinersville. Fifty neigh
bors gathered at the home of Ray
Lucas, Sunday evening, and were
entertained with music by Edward
Eye. violin, and Steve Borer OF
West Virginia, banjo. Charles
Enochs and son Roger spent the
week end near Marietta. Joseph
Longstreth and daughter Edith spent
Friday with Carlos Martin of Malta,
who is in poor health. Rev. w. E.
Buchholtz and Raymond Maier and
family spent Sunday with Ben Bar
niger. VIM. Matheney and sons
moved from their farm to the Ira
Baringer farm, last week. Vaughn
Stoneburner of o. S. u, is spending
his vacation with his parents D. p.
Stoneburner's.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-03-20
Daniel Harper Dies In Barnesvilie

Daniel Harper Dies In ItafheSVIiie
Messrs. w. e. Lawrence and Har-
ley Lawrence, Miss AIDA Lawrence
and Mrs Belle Embree attended on
Sunday the funeral of Daniel Harp
er, held at GAINESVILLE.
The death of Mr.. Harper who was
rs years of age, occurred last Thurs
day very suddenly, following a
paralytic stroke, though he had not
for some time been in good health,
suffering from an anemic condition.
The deceased was born at Pennsyille
and was a son of Hiram and Lucy
Lawrence Harper. He was reared
at the Daniel Lawrence farm in
Bristol township. For a number OF
years his home had been in Barnes
Vile His wife whose maiden
name was Hannah Thomas, survives
him. She is a cousin of Mrs. Har-
riet Carter of McConnelsville. Mr..
Harper also leaves two daughters
Mrs. Ella Pedicord and Mrs. Anna
Stottler, both of Barnesville, and
one son, Samuel Harper of Bethes-
da. A son Perley Of Cleveland died
four years ago, and a daughter Mary
died in childhood.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-03-20
Mrs. Wilda Moore Succumbs

Mrs. Wida Moore, aged 60, died
Sunday at her home, GAINESVILLE,
from heart disease. She was a
daughter of the late T. w. and
Martha Phillis, and was born near
Reinersville. For the past eight
years she had made GAINESVILLE her
home. Besides her husband, w. b.
Moore, she is survived by one
daughter, Mrs. Florence Purcell OF
Columbus; two brothers, Frank Phil
lis, Reinersville, and Charles Phillis,
Beverly; two sisters, Mrs. j. w.
Ludman, GAINESVILLE, and Mrs. Letitia
Sprague of Keith. She was mem
mer of the Euclid Avenue M. f,
church, GAINESVILLE, and of the East
ern Star and Rebekah orders.
Funeral services were held Tues
day forenoon at the Charlottesville
NJ E. church, and interment was
made in the church cemetery.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-03-20
MRS. SARAH ADREAN, 81,
DIES. BURIAL AT EMERY

Mrs Sarah Adrean, aged about
i92 years, mention of whose critical
illness was made last week, died
Friday night at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Jessie Stowe OF
GAINESVILLE She was a daughter OF
the late Abraham and Sarah Fisher
and was born Sept. IA, 1888. She
was the last survivor of family of
III children. In November, 1877,
she was united in marriage to Amos
Adrean, now deceased. They were
the parents of four children-Lewis
B. Adrean of McConnelsville, and
the daughter mentioned; one child
died in infancy, and Homer Adrean
died nine years ago. A. R. Adrean
of this place; Mrs. Nettie Chambers
GAINESVILLE; Mrs Zettie Hanson, and
Charles and George Adrean of Hi
nois, are step-children. Step-chil
dren deceased are Frank, Bently,
and Wilford Adrean, and Mrs. Alice
Spencer. Mrs. Adrean also leaves
five grandchildren-Clar Frank
and Raymond Adrean of this place /;
Everett Adrean of Napanoch, N. Y,
and Flo Wagner of Oklahoma City,
Okla. The early and greater part OF
, Mrs Adrean's life was spent in the
vicinity of Unionyille; the latter
years at Zanseville, with her daugh-
ter Mrs. Stowe. In early life she
joined the Hopewell Nj. e. church,
and was faithful follower OF
Christs teaching during the re-
mainder of her life. She was a good
woman, held in high esteem by all
who knew her.
The body was brought here Satur-
day morning and was taken to the
! home of Mrs. Adreans son l.. B.
Adrean. Funeral services were held
at the Adrean home Sunday after
noon, and also at Emery church
Rev. C. w. Stoneburner having
charge of both services. At the
home Harry Betz sang Rock OF
Ages" and Sweet Hour of Prayer .
At Emery, F. M. Beckett, Rev. C. w
Stoneburner, Mrs. Fl. G. Allen, Mrs
Chas. Stegner and Mrs. Gladys Steg-
ner sang abide With Me-" More
About Jesus and Fade, Fade
Each Earthly JOY" The pail bear
ers were the deceased's three grand
sons Clarence, Frank and Ray
moud Adrean, and Jean Lewis, VIM
Allen and Robert Niceswanger
Flower girls were Rachel Dunmed
Helen Lynn, Eleanor Rothrock anC
| Georgia Frances Mcbride. Inter
ment was made in the Emery GENE.
| terry
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-03-20
Death OF Little Boy

John Henry, the II months old
son of William d. and Laura James
Roberts of Echo Hill, Malta, died
Tuesday night after an illness OF
measles and pneumonia. Besides
the parents, there are three other
children in the family. The child
was a grandson of Chas. Roberts of
McConnelsville, who married Mrs.
Retta Barr
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-03-20
Presented EO-Year Jewel

With fitting exercises, Mr.. P. J..
Massey of Poplar Ridge was present.
ed a SO year Masonic jewel, at VAL
ley lodge, No. 145. F. &c A. M.
Monday evening. The presentation
was made by j. A. Hambleton. Mr..
F. c. Thomas of Malta, who has
been a member of the same lodge
for more than SO years, was pres
ent. Other members of Valley lodge
now living, at the time Mr.. Massey
was made a Mason, are S. N. Manly,
C. F. Bell, A. A. Porter and u. H.
Brown. Light refreshments were
served, and the occasion was much
enjoyed.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-03-20

Mr.. Charles Roberts and his wife
Mrs. Retta Barr Roberts attended
the funeral Tuesday of the Iatters
brother John William Allen which
was held at the Dean funeral home
in GAINESVILLE. He died Sunday night
at 9 o'clock, at Good Samaritan
hospital, where he had been a pa
tient eight months or so, suffering
from cancer of the face.
The deceased was a lifelong resi-
dent of Muskingum county, and his
home was near High Hill. He was
almost rs years of age at the time
of his death. His parents were the
late John A. and Rachel Allen, his
mother dying when he was eight
years of age. Besides Mrs. Retta
Roberts, the sister mentioned, he
leaves one brother, Stephen Allen OF
Toledo. One sister and a brother
are deceased. The death of his wife
occurred some years ago.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-03-20
Deaths Toll
March Is to 20

March Is to 20
Daniel Harper, GAINESVILLE.
Mrs. Wilda Moore, GAINESVILLE.
Mrs. Nancy Eveland, Meigs.
Jno. A. Huffman, GAINESVILLE.
John w. Allen, GAINESVILLE.
Fred Mummey, Santa Ana, Calf.
Mrs. Charlotte Bachelor, Dale.
John Henry Roberts, Malta.
J. B. Swayne, Chesterhill.
C. M. Richardson, Cheneyville.
Mrs. Ethel Patterson, Newark.