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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-30
COUNTY COURT
OPENS MONDAY

With s. criminal cases ana .
fairly heavy civil docket before
him, Judge T. r. Yates win open
3 term Of county court 1t law
here Monday morning. The ap-
rearance docket will be called
Tuesday.
Aggravated assault tops the list
In criminal cases, with Is such
actions filed wife abandonment
Is second with eight cases and
operating pool halls third with
six. The latter results from . series
Of raids over the county.
Several cases against chiroprac-
tors for "unlawfuily p~racticine
medicine" remain on the docket,
Five such suits are on the docket.
Five cases Of negligent homicide
are On call also.
Other cases include embezzle-
ment five. adultry three. theft
three, swindling 3, disturbing the
peace two and violation Of the
game law, one.
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SIGNALS
DISTRESS CALL

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 80. t7-
The Mackay radio reported early
today 1t had intercepted a general
distress call from the Canadian
tanker Albertolite saying the yes
sci had broken down and was drift
ing close to the beach two miles
north OF Swanson Bay. 3. G.
The Mackay radio later reported
the steamer Catala had replied 10
the distress signals and announced
II would proceed to the aid of the
Albertolite.
The position Of the Catala or the
vessels &stance from the Alberto
lite were not carried in its reply 10
the Albertolite's call for aid.
The Albertolite Is an oil tanker Of
5.l69 tons. The vessel is owned by
the Imperial Oil company and plies
between San Pedro, Calf, and
British Columbia.
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Actress Wins Suit

Los ANGELES, Sept. 80. Ry-Mrs
Betty Greenberg has been denied
damages Of S32.100 from Florence
Eldridge, stage actress and wife OF
Fredric March. motion picture actor
for injuries Mrs. Greenberg asserted
she suffered In a motor car collision
in December. 1929.
A jury returned the verdict here
last night.
Mrs. Greenberg said she was IN
1ured when MARGINS car, driven by
Miss Eldridge, collided with the
machine driven by her husband.
Harry Greenberg. March also was
named as q defendant, but he did
not appear in court.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-30
Harlingen Youth
Held Delinquent

Fred Rogers OF Harlingen was
adjudged delinquent child ana
parolled to his parents when tried
before Judge A. NJ Kent in the
juvenile court here wednesday
morning.
Rogers was originally indicted
by the criminal district grand tary
in q series OF burglaries IA the
northern part of the COUNTY With
Ray Lewis and others.
The district court reduced the
charges when the boys parents
appeared in court and swore that
ne was Is years Of age.
The sheriff-s office produced Q
sworn statement that the boy made
when taking out q marriage license
at Raymondville which said he
was 81. However. this was over
ruled and the case reduced to the
juvenile court.
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City Briefs

Save twenty to fifty per cent on
hardware, fencing, lumber, pipe,
and plumbing material. Salvage Co.,
Fronton St. Adv.
Donald Beeth OF Los Herraras. N
l., Mex, arrived in Brownsville
Tuesday.
Dallas visitors in the city are Mr.,
and Mrs. Z. Hundahl, r. NJ. Mus
grave and G. ID. Thronton.
From Houston are H. M. Crum. G,
L. Kuder, W. B. Sanders and w. G.
Clark.
Pre- inventory sale OF wall paper.
One free room with every room
purchased Frontier Lumber Co.
Z. "A. Deckbarf OF Cleveland Is !
local caller.
From Los Angeles are w. Z. Rice
and Clifford Owens.
T, E. Whiteheard and Frank
Searay OF Monterrey arrived in the
city Tuesday for a short stay.
j. w. Hawkins Of Amarillo Is here
for a brief visit.
San Antonio visitors are Mr.. and
Mrs. B. H.. Freeman. j. r. Strother,
@. Z. Wright, and Harvey Z. Hanna.
Harry Wood Of Corpus Christi Is
in Brownsville.
Smith without OF st. Louis Is here
for several days
Mr.. and Mrs. z. ID. Garesche CT
Vera Cruz arrived in the Tuesday.
A. s. Bush Of San Antonio arrived
In the city Tuesday for a brie.
stay.
Charles Denton and W. M. Jones
OF Dallas are local visitors.
From Brennan is w. M. Giddings.
Friends Of A. G. Buckner will re-
greet to hear that he Is critically Il:
at Mercy Hospital.
w. Z. Rice arrived here Tuesday
by plane from Mexico City.
NEW SHORT HAND CLASSES at
Valley Business College start next
Monday. Oct. 5. Phone 744. or write
President Moothart. Adv.
Plane passengers leaving for
Mexico City Saturday were Rafael
M. Tampos. A. w. McMltty and A.
L. de la Barra: for Tamoico. A. L.
Buckley and o. A. Garcia.
Leaving for Mexico City on the
afternoon plane Saturday were Z.
Balluder and j. p. Polihcn.
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Youth Charged In
Death of Brother

AUSTIN. Sept. 3o-RH Ellis
Young. ~. was under a murder
cnarge today after his brother.
David s. fBuster) Young. "a. was
snot 70 death yesterday at the home
OF Ellis Young.
Justice OF the Peace Frank r.
Iannehill. who held an inquest.
said witnesses testified Buster
young drove up to the door OF Ellis
Young's home with q rifle, stepped
out OF his truck and threatened his
brother. Tannehill said witnesses
stated that Ellis Young reached
inside the door and picked uu 4
shotgun. firing one shot.
Ellis Young's bond was set n
$1,000. He pleaded self defense.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-30

MILFORD, Kas., Sept. 30-Rl-
Ambassador J. Reuben Clark has
denied through the state depart
ment that he or anyone connected
with the United States embassy In
Mexico City has sought to interfere
with the granting o. a medical
permit by Mexico 10 DR.. J. r.
Brinkley. Milford, Kas, goat gland
specialist.
In a letter made public by DR..
Brinkley. James Grafton Rogers
assistant secretary Of state. quoted
Ambassador Clark as stating no
one In the embassy knew you were
seeking such a license until told by
press correspondents In Mexico
City that your application had been
denied
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NEW YORK. Sept 80. tP-After
a lapse Of several weeks. confer
ences on the plan for welding east
ern railroads into four great sys-
TENS have been resumed by repre-
sentatives Of the Pennsylvania, New
York Central. and Baltimore and
Ohio and the so-cAled Van Swer-
ingen lines.
1t "a reported in Wall street
today that further progress has
been made toward reaching q COM
plete accord on the plan which has
been under consideration for sew
eral years.
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LOCK HAVEN. Pa. Sept. 3d.
Pf-Two young brothers confessed
today. railroad detectives said that
they had opened q switch through
which q New York Central freight
plunged late yesterday near Beech
Greek. bringing death to two men,
bers Of the { and serious In
juries 10 the engineman-
The boys are Leonard Hahn, IL.
and Arthur. Q. Detectives said the
boys told them they had playeo
with the switch and after opening
1t we're unable to close II.
Railroad officials said they hao
not determined what action would
be taken against the boys.
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A temporary injunction restrain
ing Mrs. p. Slavik from removing
. house. trees or any permanent
improvements on . ten-acre tract
she purchased in the Kempner
Citrus Groves subdivision was
granted n. Lee Kempner In the
civil district court wednesday
morning by Judge a. NJ Kent.
Final hearing on the temporary
order was set FOR Dec. 8
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Dallas Co. Pioneer
Killed By Train

DALLAS. Sept. 30-tPp-. w.
Sears. 81. farmer and pioneer set
tier living near Hutchins. Dallas
county, was killed instantly today
when a Houston and Texas Gen.
trail passenger train struck his auto
mobile at a grade crossing near his
home.
Sears body was mangled and
wreckage Of the machine was scat
tered some distance along the
right-of-way. He was a bachelor
and lived alone at the farm He
had been to Hutchins on business
and was returning to his home
when the accident occurred.
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Married Women Out
Luck For Jobs

CHARLOTTE, N. O., Sept. 80. Up
The Norfolk and Western rail-
way formally served notice here to-
day that married ONE need not
apply" and that single women now
in the company's employ who take
the matrimonial step from now
on must step out Of their jobs.
The ruling does not effect mar
ried women now employed.
The company adopted the rule,
officials announced. In order to
bring about a more equitable dis
tribution Of jobs among heads OF
families. The announcement said
the road merely was following q
route laid down by other corpora
tons and public officials.
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Straus Heads Fund
For Unemployment

NEW YORK, Sept. SO. P1--Tht
administration OF $40. DOC. 900 voted
bv the state legislature for unem-
pioyment relief has been placed in
the hands OF a merchant, a lawyer
and a labor leader.
Gov. Roosevelt. just before leaving
FOR Warm Springs. A.. last night
announced the temporary emergency
relief administration would 'le
handled by Jesse T. Straus. presi-
dent OF r. II. Macy a. c., as chair
man: Philip j. Wicker. Buffalo
philanthropist and lawyer, arc
John L. Sullivan. president OF ths
state federation OF labor.
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Payers Call
Meet Feria

LA FERIA. Sept. 30.-A meeting
81 tax payers for discussion OF tayc5.
delinquent fee suits, salaries Of
county officials. ETC.. has been called
here for 3 p. N. Friday. The session
viii Be held In the high school audi
torium.
Maj. y. B. Galbraith, Brownsville
barrister who mas been interested In
delinquent fees Of office claimed py
the county. will be the chief speak
er.
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District Judge To
Be Tried By Court

AUSTIN. Sept. 30-tF1-The Tex
as senate today resolved itself in
to q court to try District Judge j.
B. Price Of Bastrop on art. lies OF
impeachment voted by the house
Of representatives. alleging negli-
gence In approving witness and
mileage fees Of sheriffs under the
fee laws.
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Postal Plans New
Office In Mission

MISSION. Sept. 30-A ncw Postal
Telegraph office will Be established
Immediately In Mission. wv. q. Weav-
er. state superintendent for the
company, announced here today up
On MS arrival III the valley.
The seven offices In the Valley are
20 b. increased to ten CT more. he
said. other locations not having been
announced
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FIIEn

Jose Rubio and Lydia Montalvo,
San Benito: Santos Leal and Her
linda Coronado. Santa Rosalia.
Licenses issued: Pillar Torres anu
fedora Teiada Brownsville; G. ID.
Hanson and Bertha Carter. Ed
couch; Agustin Perez AID Remedio
Sara, Rio Hondo: Albino Castro
and Mrs. Elisa Torres. Browns
vile: Glenn II. Galbraith. Harlin-
gen. and Vera Marlborough, New
Orleans.
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Unusual Campaign
To Begin Monday

SAN BENITO. Sept. 30.-This
citys cow-sow-hen campaign viii
get under way next Monday. when
the first car OF hogs will arrive from
Llano. shipped In by ed Hasse !.
was announced at the chamber OF
commerce. Most OF tbs car will be
feeders. with breeders to come later.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY


u. 8. GOVERNMENT stenozrapher
and typist examination ut Browns
vile about Oct "a. CONNIE &C SOS
10 tl35 month. Promotions Steady
employment. Full particulars on
nov TO qualify mailed Free. Write.
rnstruction Bureau, ST. st. Louis,
10. quickly. eleo
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our friends for
their kindness and for the flowers
received during the sickness and
death Of our husband and father.
Manuel Besteiro. Mrs. Maria r
Besteiro and Raul and Ernestc
Besteiro.
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KANSAS CITY LIvrsrocx

KANSAS CITY. Sept. 20. fAp)-rU. :
d. A.l-Hogs 1000: strong 70 10 higher;
ton SIS or lso-25o lbs. good and choice
Ie0-z30 lbs. 43s-5i5: packing sows
1ss-500 lbs. 3<o-4-So: stock pigs. 70
lm lbs. 42S-4s5.
Cattle $500: calves 100: native led
steers and veariinrs STEADY: other CLASSES
steady TO weak: ton 1888 n. fed steers
Q.15: steers 6o0-l500 los. -.co-e-so: hesf-
ers s50-s50 lbs. $4,000: cows $50
500: veaters fmilk fedl z.50-s. 50: stock
Or n feeder steers 45o-6I5o.
Sheep 10000: lambs mostly 1878
hfRfer: rance offerings 800. lambs
~ lbs. down 600-69 80. ewes $50 lbs
dc~r s.oo-225. feeder lambs 5o-T5 lbs
4.5o-soo.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1931-08-27

day from his home in, Iowa, ready
for the beginning of the term of
Reinersville high school. Mr.. Tooth
man was one of the teachers last
year, and has been re-employed for
the coming school year.
~ Death OF Teacher
Harry Edwards received a tele-
gram Monday evening stating that
Miss Hostetler, one of the teachers
employed for Reinersville high
school for the coming year, had died
at her home at Elmore, Ottawa
county, O., Monday morning, from
influenza.
The Haines thresher commenced
operations near here Tuesday morn
ing. Quite a bit of the threshing
remains to be done yet, near here.
Mrs. VIM. Glover and son and
daughter of Adena. were visitors the
first of the week at the DR.. H. l..
Fiscus home.
The Reinersville rural mail has
again been changed, the mail leav-
ing Reinersville early in the morn
ing again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Smith and
son Lee of Bremen were Sunday Wis
itors with Reinersville friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rex and daugh-
ter Doris and son Dale and the
Misses Maxine and Genevieve Will
son and j. X. Davis were Sunday
visitors at GAINESVILLE and Buckeye
Lake.
Death of Mrs. L. j. Sanford
Word was received here Monday
of the death of the wife of Rev. L.
j. Sanford, which occurred that day,
at their home in Sarahsville. Mrs.
Sanford had been in quite poor
health for some time. The funeral
will be Wednesday with interment
at Pleasantville. Rev. Sanford was
minister to the several churches on
the Reinersville M. P. circuit IS
years ago, the family residing at the
parsonage below Hackney. The
Sanford family has many friends at
Reinersville.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1931-08-27
Tabor

Miss Pearl Baker was taken a
few days ago to Marion, o., to con-
suit a specialist, in regard to the
burns she received, during the fire
in the Baker home, last spring.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Waite,
Saturday, Aug. %. twin boys.
George Yarnell has been visiting
his daughter, Mrs. Ann Russell, and
family. of Westerville, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Yarnell of near McConnels.
vile.
Miss Evelyn White spent the
week end visiting at Dean Shinn's.
Master Roy Pickering of Chester
hill visited few days last week at
Jesse Yarnell's.
Harley McDaniePs spent Sunday
at Roy Newton's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Calendine
and little daughter spent Sunday al
Clint Rardin's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Link Russell and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Adrian spent Sun
day at Charles Rardins.
YarneIl Reunion
The Yarnell reunion will be held
at Embree park, Sunday, Aug. 80.
Relatives and friends are invited.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1931-08-27
Reinersville

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Walker of Bry-
an, are visitors this week at the
home of his sister, Mrs. Emma Bell,
and at the Carl Walker home on
Meigs creek.
Joseph Taylor, son of the late
Judge Taylor, has bought the Cald-
well Press. Mr.. Taylor has been a
resident of Columbus for several
years.
John Roger Hill went to Ney, De-
fiance county, Friday of last week,
to visit student friend from o.
u, Columbus, Mr.. Franklin Yeag-
ley, who is studying engineering.
Mr. Hill will return some time the
present week.
A son was born the latter part of
last week to Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Wiley of near Woodgrove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles GillAand
daughter of Steubenville, were week
end visitors at the DR.. H. L. Fiscus
home.
Reed Sherlock Reunion
The second annual Reed-Sherlock
reunion will be held at the Dom
Moore home near Hackney, on Sun
day, Sept. 6. A basket dinner will
be served at the noon hour. All
are invited to attend.
Mr.. Toothman arrived here Satur-
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1931-08-27

Frank Wilson Roberts, son OF
Howard and Erma Wilson Roberts,
was born March 20, 1881, and died
Aug. 4, 1881, aged four months and
six days. Although we were not
permitted to have him with us
long, he had won our hearts as only
child can. Everything that med
icine and loving hands could do,
was done, but He only can under
stand why such things happen. Lit
tie Frank leaves besides his parents.
one sister, Ruby aged four years !;
his paternal Grandmother, Mrs.
John Crozier of McConnelsville; his
maternal grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Eli Wilson. besides many
aunts, uncles and cousins. One in
fant sister preceded him in death.
Card of Thanks
We wish in this way to thank
anyone who helped during the sick
ness and death Of our dear baby.
The neighbors, the minister for his
comforting words, the undertaken,
and the doctor for his untiring ef-
forts to see that nothing was left
undone, which might ease his suffer
ing.-Mr. and Mrs Howard Rob-
erts.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1931-08-27
McCOnnelsville Rt. 3

Miss Agnes Hall Of GAINESVILLE
spent Sunday with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. T. H. Hall.
Lloyd Schlotzhauer and son
George returned home Saturday
from a ten days visit with relatives
near Boonville, Mo.
Arthur Farnsworth and family
spent Sunday with Dale woodward
and family, near Chesterhill.
Our schools will begin Tuesday,
Sept. s. Carl Moore, teacher at Nc
Carty; Miss Elizabeth Bates at
Fletcher, and Miss Esther Wells at
Oak Grove. The persons hired for
the bus lines are Wilfred Singree,
for the Bryan. Archer and Lyme bus
line; George Schlotzhauer, the
Salem bus line; Ernest Brown, the
Ham, Lighthizer and Scott bus
line, and Oliver Gheen the Oak
Grove bus line.
Mrs. Bessie Moore, Minnie and
Frances Moore spent day recently
with Mrs Bernard Hall.
WIN. hickman ndd the misfortune
to cut his knee, while using draw
ing knife
Ralph Sherwood and family have
moved from Crooksville to Wesley
YOung's house, near Neelyville.
Mac Moore and family spent Sun
day at Dom Moore's, near Hackney
ney.
Miss Elma Farnsworth of Mas
sillon spent the week end with
friends in this vicinity
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1931-08-27
TOdds
RarkhurSt Reunion

The goth annual Barkhurst re.
union will be held Saturday, Sept S,
at the Embree park. All relatives
and friends are cordially invited to
attend.-Jessie Henery, Sec'y.
The Todds garden club held their
meeting at the home of their ad-
visor, Jessie Henery, August
10. Nine members exhibited at the
Chesterhill fair. Plans were made
to spend the next day at club camp
at Luke Chute. Next meeting will
be Sept. 3, at the home of Gayland
and Raymond Startling.
Mrs, L, H. Geddes spent from
Sunday until Friday in Frederick
town, with her daughter, Dorothy,
who. was i'll.
Mrs. F. E. Startling and four chill
dren Miss Jessie Henery, Clyde
Wood and son Dana, Gerald Dou-
gan. Billy Pierpoint, Tull Startling,
Dorothy Dougan and Mary Pier
point spent last Thursday at the All
club camp at Luke Chute.
Chas. Henery of Meta, KY, spent
Saturday night and Sunday with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Henery.
Howard Harris has new truck.
John, R. B., and son Ray and
Lemuel Pierpoint returned Satur-
day from a weeks visit with their
sister, Mrs. Georgia Harris. and
husband, of Marion, Ia.
l.. E. Wallace moved his drilling
machine to the Walter Anderson
farm. and the Ohio Fuel moved
from the Emmett Adrian farm to
Frank Dawson's.
Mrs. Lena Wilson who underwent
a serious operation Monday morn
ing at Bethesda hospital, is reported
to be getting along as we'll as could
be expected.
Mr.. and Mrs Jack Murgatroyd
and son of Gaysport were Sunday
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J !. E. Chea-
die.
Team pulling contest, Morgan
County Fair. Sept. Is, 16. II.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1931-08-27
POrterSvilIe

Funeral services for Mrs. r. c.
Coulter, S4, were conducted from
the Zion church, Thursday, with
Rev. McCandlish in charge, assisted
by Rev. Melvin Coulter and Rev.
Mccormick.
Those on the sick list are Mrs.
Ray Pettet and George Sidwell.
The camp meeting near Santoy is
attracting a large number.
Mrs. Bertha Frum and sons of
West Virginia, spent the week end
with her sister, Mrs. M. o. Smith,
and other relatives.
Walter Sidwell has gone to West
Jefferson, where he has employment
with his uncle, bridge builder.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hoffman of
Texas, who are visiting relatives
here, were painfully injured recent
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1931-08-27
LIGHTNER RIDGE

Rev. Van Voorhes will hold a two
weeks meeting at Tabor, from Aug
80 until Sept. 13. Plan to attend
these meetings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Adrian were
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Rardin, of Tabor.
Mrs. Erma Morris and children of
Tabor were callers at Vernon
Scott's, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Scott are on
the sick list.
Miss Elda Fox and Miss Stella
Mercer are attending teachers in
stitute at McConnelsville, this week.
Mrs. Jane Russell, Miss LYDIA
Adrian, Mrs. Julia Northrup and
daughter Pearl spent Friday with
Mrs. Ressie Fox, and family.
Mrs. Howard Roberts is spending
a few days in GAINESVILLE with her
mother, who is at Bethesda hospital
in very serious condition.
Several from here attended the
Geddes reunion, held at Alvin Mer-
GERS, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Cox and family
of Marietta are visiting at Riley
Daugherty's, and with other rela-
tives here, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Daugherty
and family spent Sunday at r. P.
Daugherty's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Scott and
children motored to Canton, Satur-
day, to visit with Mrs. Scott's broth
ers, M. o. Gheen and family of
Waynesburg, and G.. w. Gheen and
family of Canton. They returned
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1931-08-27
Neelyville

Elmer Gheen and wife spent Mon
day evening at Mac Moore's.
Arthur Farnsworth and family
spent Sunday with Dale woodward
and family and Graydon woodward
and family of near Joy.
Paul Childs and George Still were
visitors in Noble county Thursday
and Friday, being guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. J. Elliott and son William.
Arthur Farnsworth and family at
tended the GAINESVILLE fair, Friday.
j. w. Spencer spent Friday at
Mac MooreS.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1931-08-27
Oakland

Miss Elma Dyke spent Saturday
and Sunday with her mother, Mrs
T. j. Dyke.
Rev. and Mrs. J. D. Law and chill
dren visited Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. VIM. Mills.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lowell Bowman and
son Bobby spent Sunday with the
latter's mother, Mrs. Minnie Mills.
Fred Thompson and daughter
Ruth spent part of last week in
Lancaster.
Mrs. Minnie Mills received word
that her son Othel had enlisted in
the regular army, at Denver. Col
Roy Blackburn spent part of last
week in Columbus.
Rev. Firestone and wife of Bev-
erly spent Wednesday with Rev. j.
D. Law, and family.