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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1931-04-02
Reinersville

J. w. Kuntz is moving this week
from the Charles Massey farm i'll
Bristol township, to the Everett
of state route number rs. Thomas
Lowe went to Akron a few days ago
TO try to secure employment in one
of the tire plants in the rubber city.
The Reinersyille grade schools
will close on April "A. The high
school will continue until some
time in May. The grade schools
have made excellent advancement
under the direction of Dale Gill.
land, in the advanced room, and
Miss Alice Gorrell in the primary
room. Helen Welch, who is re-
ceiying treatment in Good Samari-
tan hospital, GAINESVILLE, for infec-
tion in one hand, is improving slow
~. The latest word from her is
that it was thought that she might
be able to sit up by the first of
April. 1t was thought very probable
that the member might be crippled
TO some extent Mrs. Cora INLAY
who has been housekeeper at the
Coral Hutchins home. for several
months past, left on the taxi, Sun
day evening, for a several days yis-
it at the home of her daughter, at
Gaysport There is prospect now
for very large fruit bloom, and
since the winter has been such that
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1931-04-02
Sharp Ridge

Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Hartley and
two sons of Coraopolis, Pa, arrived
Thursday evening for visit with
their parents here, and at Cedar
Run. They returned home Sunday,
accompanied by her mother, Mrs.
Chris Bailey. Quite few people
in this community have been suffer
ing from grip. All seem to be on
the road to recovery. The little
son of Clarence Kirkwood, near
Deavertown, was taken to a Zanes-
vile hospital, Thursday night, for
an operation for appendicitis. Mrs
Rosa Hughes of DeavertoWn com
munity was taken to a hospital
Thursday Edgar Matheney of Du-
rant cut his foot badly, Friday
He has been working for Alfred Ep-
pley.. VIM. Harper of Dutch Hill
moved his family to near Dresden,
last week. Harvey Snyder was a
business caller in Crooksville, Wed
nesday.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1931-04-02
Rural Dale

The meetings that have been in
progress here for the past two
weeks, are being continued, and
probably will last all this week.
Rev. Keller is preaching fine SER
mons A very good attendance is
present every evening, some from
GAINESVILLE are attending the even
ing meetings. Mrs. Ora Bird who
has been very i'll for past several
weeks, seems to have taken a
turn for the better, and is at pres
ent quite a bit improved, which all
her relatives and friends will be
glad to know Mrs. Rosa M. Young
is at Newark on a visit with friends.
Mrs. Iceoline Sevall who has had
quite a spell of rheumatism, is bet
ter, and is able to attend church,
some Mrs. Pauline Riggs who has
been laid up with severe cold, is
now able to be about. Mrs. T. r.
Jackson visited her daughter and
son-in-law Prof. Earl Shepherd and
wife, of Junction City, last week. ;.
We want to thank Mr. w. S. Frame
through the Democrat for the nice
broom and brush broom he brought
and presented to us recently.
Mr.. Frame is fine broom maker
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1931-04-02
RinggOld

We are in receipt Of information
that it was false rumor of Mrs. +.
e. Updike having suffered stroke.
w. B. Martin, after several
days illness from the flu is able to
resume the rural route mail
duty. Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Camp
bell of Columbus were the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Campbell. Ell
lis Sands remains in poor health. :.
Eldon Parsons and wife were visit
ing in GAINESVILLE. recently. Mr..
and Mrs Everett Hambel of Malta
were the guests of f. E. Updike and
family. Dwight Wells of Akron
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. En-
cry Wells. Several are still having
chickenpox Harry Van Horn and
family of Lancaster attended the
Julia Niceswanger funeral, Mr..
Van Horn is in poor health. Mrs.
Mary Sands of Crooksville fell and
injured her hip Martha Anderson
who has been laid up with jaundice,
is able to return to school. MrS.
Neal Drake is not much better. ;.
Ioy Hurst who had his back broken
in mine last December, was
brought to his home, Glouster, last
week, from Grant hospital, Colum-
bus. Our Morgan county auditor
hit the nail square on the head to
save lot of money in reappralsai
this year. The tax payer would
grant that farms on dirt roads to be
lower in valuation, this would be
Justice to all tax payers. There
will be preaching at East Branch
Church of Christ, Saturday night,
April 4, by Elder A. f. Wickham
All are invited to attend. Mrs. w.
J. Drake is not showing any i'm
provement Owen GLADDEN. is some
what i'll from after effects of flu. E.
About 40 friends and neighbors as
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1931-04-02
HOpeWell

Setting incubators seems to be
the order of the day here. Mr.. and
Mrs. Clancy Newburn accompanied
d. l.. Wilson to w. S. Dougan's Of
Chesterhill. Sunday, and spent the
day Mr.. and Mrs. ROllin Higgins
of Columbus, spent Sunday with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
Newsom. /. Mr.. and Mrs Sanford
Pierce and children Of Philo were
Sunday callers at Chester Carr s..
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Best spent Sun
day at their sons, Clyde Best's, Of
West Liberty neighborhood. Mil
dred Reed, who has been helping at
the Martha Newton home, at Penns-
Vile. has returned home. Mr. and
Mrs Harold Barkhurst and two
dauhgters spent Sunday with his
Parents. Wilson Barkhurst and wife,
OF Pennsvillle I. Mrs. NJ l.. Newman
spent Tuesday with her son Roy
Newman, and family.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1931-04-02

Mrs. Hannah Woolman visited
with Mrs. Harvey Hallowell, Thurs
day afternoon.
The eighth grade examination
for scholarship in Marion town
ship, will be held at Chesterhill.
April 6. Mrs. Hettie Woodward
will assist Mr.. Workman. There
will be no school at Spurrier, April
6.
Bernice Adrian was in Athens.
Thursday evening.
Robert Mills who has been in
poor health for several weeks, was
taken to hospital, Thursday.
John woodward was at VIM
woodward S, Saturday and Sunday.
Louisa Mae Wood, Otto Hines,
Walter and Gerald Shook, Ralph
Wood J. II. Adrian and wife, and
Wayne Adrian attended the play at
Chestorhill Saturday night.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1931-04-02

ing to care for her. Ward Maybe is
moving from the John Robinson
house. to N4elyville .Thurston
Fishers have named their new boy,
Joseph Emmett. The Loyalty So
ciety will meet Saturday evening
April A at Mac Moore's. Mrs.
Clara Spencer, leader. Mrs. Beulah
Harmon spent Sunday afternoon
with Miss Lois Tavenner. Betty
Moore Of McConnelsville is visiting
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mae
Moore. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Rob
inson and daughter Betty Louise OF
GAINESVILLE spent Sunday afternoon
at oliver Gheen's.. Mrs. Leila Wal
| lace spent the week end with her
daughter, Miss Maudelle Ball OF
Zanesville
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1931-04-02
Spurrier Ridge

L. ID. McPeak and Charley New
ton and wife were at Cutler, We'd
nesday evening to be with the
formers mother, Mrs. Hannah Nc
Peak, who was seriously i'll. Mrs.
McPeak's death occurred Saturday.
She was II years old and leaves
five sons and two daughters } ohm
and Shannon McPeak of Bartlett; :;
Frank of RoXbury; Louis D., of
Sharpsburg: Otis McPeak and Mrs.
Sylvester Forsdey of Marietta, and
Miss Anna McPeak of the home,
brother. Funeral services were held
Monday afternoon.
VIM. Chappelear had the misfor-
tune to break his leg while trying
to load a sawlog.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1931-04-02

Higher state taxes for operating
bus companies seems certain. While
the taxation question is one of the
most difficult of all problems facing
the general assembly, there seems to
be unanimous opinion that bus
companies will be compelled to pay
more into the state treasury and
counties in which they operate for
the maintenance of the highways
which they use. Railroads are suf-
fering terrific loss in their busi-
ness, both passenger and freight,
while that of the bus companies is
showing an unusually rapid growth.
Railroad taxes are the highest of
any utility, while that of the bus
companies is the lowest. Adjust !.
ment of the difference is certain to
he made, that the burden of state
and county government cost will be
better equalized.
Economy demands reinstatement
of the horse, which can perform al,
kinds of farm duties, is the opinion
of experts who attended the recent
session of more than 200 delegates
to the veterinary conference at Ohio
State University. 1t was the unani-
nous opinion of these experts that
before the farm problem could be
Strengthened out, farmers will be
compelled to discard impracticable
tractors and get back to the horse
Spread of the popularity of polo and
pleasure riding were also cited as
factors in the number of saddle
horses throughout the country.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1931-04-02
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ReNcnue--
TaNes-I.ocal Lew tex
elusive Of 2.65 mills
frNy)
Bond. Interest and Sink
ing Fund 49, rs 3.1oG. 90
Al other purposes. - 23.195 80
TaNes-Proceeds Of Dis
tribution Of 265 mills
leyy.. ..... 1O.O2S o7
Total Taxes. $ SO. 800 ~
depository interest. sci -
State Aid for Education
EQUALIZATION. ~ 2200 90
Tuition from other Dis
tricts.... -. 9l0. 90
Vocational Education and
Rehabilitation for Deaf
Blind and Crippled chill
dren from State and L.
:. Government. 1920. %
Miscellaneous. -. 164 95
Other-Bool1 store. 49,. 1873. 80
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1931-04-02

sembled at Mr. and Mrs. Il. v.
kirkbride's. Sunday. March %, to
honor Mrs. Kirkbride's birthday. A
grand dinner was enjoyed by all,
and the afternoon was devoted to
social chat All wish Mrs. Kirk
bride many more happy birthdays.
. The rumor is that the coal mine
No 10, which George Slay is inter
ested in, will soon close, for three
months. or more
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1931-04-02
McConnelsville Rt. 3

Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Harmon
have moved from the Burr farm, to
Mrs. Rose Johnson's property, near
McKendree. Russell Hooper and
family spent Saturday evening at
Elmer Gheen's. Wilbur Still and
family and st. Clair Harper and
family visited Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs John Leonard. Clarence Drake
and family are moving this week
from Nee!yville, to the Mrs. Nc
Intire property, below Neelyyille.
Wilfred Singree's have named
their new boy, George Howard. :.
Mrs. Belle Fisher is slowly improv
ing. Miss Martha Spencer is help
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1931-04-02
Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary

Editor Democratic may be of
interest to our many friends and
relatives of good Morgan county, to
Burgoon Of Columbus, celebrated
our 50th wedding anniversary, Sat
urday evening, March 21. 1t should
have been on March 8, but on ac-
count of sickness it was postponed
until the 21st, when all our children
could be present. Those present
were our two sons Albert and Ken
meth, and the latter's wife and three
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Geddes
and son Jack, Mr. and Mrs w. Z.
Ellis and son William, Mr. and Mrs.
w. l.. Schung and two children,
Billy and Polly, Mrs. Lula Ramsey
and daughter Martha, Mr.. and Mrs.
Osca Kaiser and son Osca. and Miss
Margaret Barrett and the host and
hostess. A very enjoyable time was
reported by all in attendance. The
presents were very fine and valuable.
1t may interest some old friends
to read a short sketch of conditions
at the time of our wedding. and
compare them with what exist now.
On the 9th of March, 1881, we
boarded the steamer Mink. at the
old KinZel furnace, panied by
Pearley Clawson and Miss LYDIA
Burns, and Rev. Grimes of Malta.
We arrived at GAINESVILLE and drove
to the old Kirk hotel, where we were
married, and at p. m. started
homeward, arriving there about
5 80 Note the time between then
and now The steamer Mink was of
ficered by c. c. Morgan. captain Cal
Smith. pilot; Bart Roney, clerk J;
Mr.. Cobb, engineer; Benz. Ramsey.
mate. Jack Head, Alya Riley and
Tom Sheppard were deck hands.
The sad thoughts are that Of those
who went with us, and those who
were connected with the steamer,
all are gone
Now MT Editor, / do not~want to
tire you, or bore the readers of the
Democrat, but there is so much
more Of interest in our lives, before
and since our marriage, all center
ing around the old Kinzel salt
works. and dear old Pisgah church
and school, whore our young lives
were spent, that it is with feeline
OF sadness | quit trying 10 scribble
and tell the few remaining who
\ would know what we are trying tC
4 tell is true. But there are so yer!
many more who would not be inter
ested that we quit.
You know the Story OF the Tomb
stones appealed TO us. as we to,
recall the names and inscriptions o.
some of those in dear old Pisgah
burial grounds On one stone is the
inscription Remember friends as
you pass by, as YOU are now so once
was I; as | am now SO you will be;
prepare for death and follow me.
This is on Esau Harris headstone
and there are so many good friends
and relatives who are sleeping there
the poet who wrote. 'and from Mt.
Pisgah's lofty heights must have
been someone who knows OF this
place.
Well friend Ray, I will not bore
you any longer with something &
that must be uninteresting to you, sc
will close by wishing that all the
good people Of Morgan county may
live to Celebrate their 50th wedding
anniversary. Thank you.-A T.
Bur9OOn.
Please write again. A T., and
don't wait 80 years either Editor.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1931-04-02
TAXI SERVICE

Richard Gaines, world war ve.
eran here, has re-entered the
taxi business, and will appreciate
your patronage. Calls answered
day or night-short or long dis
taAce-Phone 134-GREEN. n14tf
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1931-04-02
COLUMBUS LETTER
{ B. Chas. w. Rife

Really this general assembly now
in session is awfully inconsistent il
some respects. Bills, which are eX-
pected to pass will make Sunday
picture shows legal. The same gen
eral assembly also plans law which
requires that five days intervene be
tween time of application for
the issuance of a marriage license
Then 10 further delay weddings the
same general assembly plans to re-
duce the speed of automobiles with
in city limits from 35 TO % miles an
hour.
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House TAKES
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