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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1931-11-19
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East Windsor grange met Satur-
day evening and elected officers for
the coming year.
Mrs Leonard Calendine will en-
tertain the Farmerette club at her
home Thursday afternoon.
Death Of A. w. Richards
G. A. Buck received a telegram
announcing the death of his broth
er-in-law A. w. Richards of Clare
mont, Cal. His wife was Lottie
Buck
Mrs. Otis Hosom of Chicago ar
red here this week for a visit with
her mother Mrs. Dora Sheets, and
other relatives
w. w. Rollison has returned
home, alter a few days visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. John Buchanan at
McConnelsville
Mrs. Frank Chapman who has
been in poor health, is not SO we'll,
and is at the home Of her mother,
Mrs. George Broliaw, in McConnels
vile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Pettibone
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1931-11-19
DeerfeId

Marion Mills of Chesterhill spent
last week with Mr. and Mrs. E. r.
Thomas.
Several from here attended
grange at Deavertown, Thursday
evening.
Arthur Price and family of Gal
ion and Irvil Price and family Of
Portersville were recent visitors at
Elmer Patterson's.
Mrs Martha Finley and sons
Ralph and Ronald were Sunday
visitors at Fred Downing's, at Bris-
tol.
Ruth Porter has returned from a
visit in Akron.
Mrs. Jennie Reed Of Pennsville
has been visiting her daughter Mrs.
Maggie Miller and family.
Several members of Eveready
sewing club were entertained We'd
nesday at Mrs. Mollie Sherwood's,
in Malta.
Evelyn Campbell spent several
days recently in Malta.
Recent visitors at H. B. Bolner's
were Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Dick of Mt.
Sterling; Mrs. Monroe of Zanes-
vile; Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Kelley of
Winchester, Va, and Mr. and Mrs.
Smiley of Trinway.
Mrs. Anna Price and son Dwight
attended the funeral Sunday of
the babe born recently to Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Raney of Cheneyville. In
terment was made in Malta cem-
etery.
Mrs. Edith Warren has recovered
from heavy cold.
Sunshine Circle sewing club met
Nov. IL at Mrs. Cora Hemry's, and
held an enjoyable meeting. There
vert SO present. A pot luck din
ner was enjoyed. A comfort was
completed and considerable quilt
ing done. Next meeting will be
held Wednesday, Dec. 16, with
Mrs. E1ma Campbell.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. w. Patterson at
tended the funeral of their uncle
Jas. Stoneburner. at Sayre, Friday
o0VcIdl lIOu mere dtl6llUeu tllc
meat cutting demonstration at M. &
M. high school auditorium, Thurs
day.
Perley Hotchkiss and son Ceryi
of Orient spent part of last week
at E. E. Prices.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Thomas enter
tanned on Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Pennell and Herbert Pennell
and family, of Columbus.
Mrs. Ida Glass, Mrs. Elma Camp
bell, Mrs. Edith Warren and Mrs.
Rose Patterson were in town We'd
nesday
l.. E. Patterson and w. 0. Pat
terson and families and Mr.. and
Mrs. Wayne Talley of GAINESVILLE
have been visiting here, the men
enjoying rabbit hunting.
Lena Roberts, the oldest daugh
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Roberts,
has diphtheria.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Forsythe NOV
ed Thursday to their new home in
Malta.
Mrs. Lizzie Parkhill and Mrs.
Emma Petit of the twin cities
spent Tuesday with Mrs. Ida Glass.
Dale Miller and family and Mr..
and Mrs. e. r. Thomas were in
GAINESVILLE, Wednesday.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1931-11-19
ANNOUNCEMENT A
Hypodermic Not Needed to Remove
TOnSilS

With the addition of a new Pre-
cisiOn Control Unit in my office,
ALL Faradic effects (harsh, pain
full currents) in tonsil electrocoagu-
lation are prevented. A current of
great delicacy is produced, which IS
50 mild and painless that absolute
ly no hynodermics are necessary. All
the anesthesia needed is produced
by a swab over the tonsils
The dangers Of fatal bleeding,
pneumonia due TO general anesthe-
sia, lung abscess due to blood get
ting in the lungs, severe jaw ache.
severe sore throat, growths due to
the raw surface left in the throat
(after knife remoyaD are complete
ly eliminated.
There is no loss of school or
work, or temporary starvation
This method is being used by
many surgeons today, and electrol-
ogists everywhere.
DIR. w. ID. ADRIAN,
ChirOpractor and Electrotherapist
Graduate in Electro and Mechano
Therapy
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1931-11-19
LEGAL NOTICE

John Pickering. Eddie King, Roy
King, Ernest King, Cora King Fos-
ter the unknown heirs of Willard
King, deceased, the unknown heirs of
John King, deceased, the unknown
heirs Of Curtis King, deceased, and
the unknown heirs of Laura McKin-
MY, deceased, the residence of all of
whom is unknown, viii take notice
that on the 18th day Of November,
1881, Charles c. Wilson filed his pc
tition in the Common Pleas Court of
Morgan County, Ohio. against the
above named defendants and others,
praying for the partition of lands in
Bristol township. said Morgan Coun-
ty. being sub-division Is Of section
27 in town IL of range IL, contain
ing 63100 of an acre, and also being
sub division 81 Of said section 27,
said town and range. containing two
acres. more or less.
Said above named parties are re-
quired to answer said petition on or
before January 8. 1882.
CHARLES c. WILSON.
BY NJ. L. Danford, His Attorney.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1931-11-19

H. NJ S. Of Chesterhill, Wednesday
afternoon, at Stockport
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Wood and
sons Murray and Harold and Matte
Wood were Sunday guests of Her
bert Kaiser of Marietta. Mrs.
Wood remained for a longer visit.
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Legislature, Gov. Parks suggested it might act on a request contain ed therein to designate April 6. next as Army Day. In honor of the Army, it has been proposed that flags shall be displayed from public buildings, business houses and on residences on that occasion
 The Governor today transmitted to the House duplicate of his recent communication to the Sen ate relative to the Army's proposed disposal of the Alaska cornrnunica- tions system. The matter was re- ferred to the Judiciary Committee
 House Bill No. 18, reported favor- ably yesterday by the Committee on Roads and Highways, was referred to the Ways and Means Commit tee today by the Speaker. It seeks to appropriate $5,O0O for maintenance of telephone lines on Seward Peninsula.
 Pass Bounty Raise
 Representative ' Fred B. John ston's bill raising the bounty on wolves and coyotes to $15 each passed the House today without a dissenting vote. It was ordered transmitted to the Senate.
 The House session Wednesday afternoon was brief. It convened after members returned from the visit to the Alaska Juneau A reso- lution' of thanks to General Super intendent L. H. Metzgar, Assistant Superintendent J. A. Willia m s Mine Foreman Arthur Riendeau and Mill Superintendent w. P Scott, of the Alaska Juneau, was passed and the clerk instructed to write those named.
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LOCAL DATA
CABLE AND RADIO REPORTS

TO-DAY Lowest fam. 4am. precip. fam. emp. temp. velocity 24 hrs. Weather
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$l25 for contingent expenses or the Museum, and $750 for the Commis- sioner of Health.
 MT. Nerland, who urged that the Ways and Means Committee ought to bring in general deficiency bill covering all activities, futilely moved for the bills recommitment for that purpose. The House re- jected his motion to recommit by 9 vote of 10 to 4
 Chairman Foster declared sending the bill back to the Committee would not expedite other deficiency items. He said the Committee had several other items and additional Dnes are still to come in. A com munication from Auditor Cole again drew attention to a deficit of $1 ,920 in his office appropriation which was noted in his biennial report to the Legislature.
 Statement of Policy
 MT. Foster outlined what he de- dared was to be the policy of the Ways and Means Committee with respect to appropriations. All measures calling for funds from the Treasury would be held ir | committed, unless ordered out by the Rules Committee, until it could | get an idea of the approximate amount of money needed for al | purposes. Already estimates fol expenditures exceed estimates o1 | revenues. However, MT. Foster added, he has been advised by Treasurer Smith that more re ,eipts are coming in than had beer anticipated by him in his origina estimates and by the end of thii month the Treasury will be in DO sition to revise them It is nov expected, said the Ways and Mean Chairman, that there will be ampl' funds in the Treasury for all gov ernmental necessities and to cove many special appropriation items Get your bills in, and have pa tience, brothers" he concluded.
 Army Day Suggested Transmitting letter from al Army veterans association to tn
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of all the desired lots, that Dele gate in Congress Wickershaw, who was strongly in sympathy with the proposed purchase, was being kept informed of activities here, and that he would urge federal authori- ties to buy the land just as soon as terms for a deal could be sub- mitted Nothing of definite na- ture could be expected before fall, said MT. Faulkner.
 The Chamber will give $1,000 to- ward the Fourth of July celebra- tion, which will be in charge of the Juneau American Legion Post, assisted by the Fire Department.
 Tennis Courts Discussed M s. Whittier favored removal of the tennis courts and the bill- board from the corner of Fourth and Seward, for the reason that they did not add to the attractive appearance of the neighborhood which has been improved by the Capitol and the Shrine Temple. R. E. Robertson, of the School Board, objected to removal of the tennis courts. He stated that use of the lots, owned by MT. Behrends, had been given the school board free and that they and the tennis courts were a convenient place of recreation for little children. Presi- dent Council referred the matter to the civic improvement committee and asked for a report at the next luncheon meeting.
 Favors Alaska Chamber Senator Bragaw told of the evil dent recovery of business in the States, as observed by him during his recent visit. He strongly fav- ored maintenance of the All-Alaska Chamber of Commerce, which MT Robertson reported had adjourned it's recent meeting for three weeks in order to ascertain if the various communities in the Territory want ed to affiliate with the organiza- tion.
 MT. Swan, lately connected with the Portland Chamber of Com merce, expressed pleasure and sur prise at the extensive street and building Improvements made in Juneau since his last visit 20 years ago. He attributed much of this progress to the activities of the Chamber. He has business that will keep him in Juneau several months
 Glad to Meet Members
 MT McEachran represents the Schwabacher Bros. and Co., of Sc. attle. He voiced his qualification at meeting the members of the Chamber.
 MT Behrends told of the busy aspect of affairs in all the large
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RADIO SUBSIDY IS s Q ! 6 K I IN
 HOUSE ME EASURE
McCutchcon Sponsors Bill to Subsidize Radio
 Broadcasting Stations

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at its option. if desired, not less
 than six hours of the stations time
 On the air for each $100 of the aid
 alIoted to such station, for the pur
 pose of disseminating news, execu- tive proclamations and inquiries, in-
 formation concerning the Territory
 and such other matter suitable fol
 broadcasting as the Governor shall reouire." A limit of one hom Ter day, or one fifty-secondth oi 1he total time in any one week is fIxed for such official use. The fime allotment would not be cumu- 1atsve.
 A measure introduced by MT Foster. House Bill No. 20, is de- signed to re-enact Chapter 7S, Ses' sion Laws of 1927. The author explained that this chapter hat not been signed by the 'Governo 6efore the Legislature adjourned and was, therefore, invalid. l provides for the recovery of Terri S6riaI funds or property illegal. <xpended. It was referred to tn' 5adiciary Committee.
 t' Deficiency Measure Up < The House this morning passed through its second reading a smai ieficiency measure requested pl zs,,. .,,r.r Smith It carries $3,0O( for the seal bounty. $70o for con- tineent expenses of the Treasury
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cities of the Middle West and on the Pacific Coast, which he re- gently visited. He thanked the Chamber for the cooperation it had given him as chairman of the Juneau Red Cross Chapter in the campaign for funds to help relieve distress in the drought states.
 Silver Rehabilitation
 Secretary G. H. Walmsley report cd that the Chambers executive committee had advised the Alaska Delegate in Congress that the Chamber favors the rehabilitation of silver in accordance with the
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Old pap-r- q me Empire.
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plan offered by Portland and Sc- attle chambers, that protest had been forwarded to Washington, D. C., against assignment of the United States Coast Guard Gutter Tallapoosa to Bering Sea patrol and that requests of the Seattle Times and Post Intelligencer and other publications for pictures of the Capitol had been compiled with.
 Fifteen letters of inquiry had bsen received and answered by the secretary in the past week.
 Old nar--r q. .Ine Pmplre.
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Less than 10 miles.

of considerable central west of Vancouver souhery moderately in high southwestward Rain has fall has fallen at seat points weather this Territory except Alaska and in Boring
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Tue " eather (By the U. S. Weather Bureau)

vicinity beginning at pm March 19:
 Cloudy possibly Friday moderate east erly winds
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-03-19
DUNN LAPSES INTO
 UNCONSCIOUS STATE

After being in emi-comatose condition for two days, Senator John w. Dunn, junior member of the upper house from the Fourth Division, today sank into uncon- sciousness, it was announced by hospital authorities.
 He was said to have grown per ceptibly weaker in the past 24 hours. He has lost command O all his limbs and has left barely enough control of his muscles tt open his eyes.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-03-19

MRS. SCARBO IN HOSPITAL
 Mrs. E. Scarbo of this city is a patient in St. Ann's hospital. She has a bad cold.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-03-19
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