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La gaceta., 1931-01-03

Nuestro antique companero
de labor periodistica en- este
mismo diario, ell joven ROgelio
A. Pujol, que en- la actualidad
Sc encuentra en- la gran metro
poll neoyorquina, lie comunica
al Sr. Victoriano Manteiga, d.
rector de esta publication, por
medic de una tarjeta postal,
que su familia Sc ha visto au-
mentar con la llegada de un
precioso angel, que habra de
llamarse en- ell mundo cristia-
no con los nombres de Roger
Charles.
Reciba ell camarada de STEM
pre- nuestra calurosa felicia
cion.
La gaceta., 1931-01-03

Los fabricantes abriran en-
enero con un 1919 menos en- la
lista de precios, segun infor-
mes que tenemos, y los traba-
5adores contestaran a este "re-
tirandose' de la Nivelaci6n.
Algunos manufacturers que
han venido combatiendo la Nj
yelaci6n, creandole dificulta-
des, Sc sentiran entonces salts
fechos.
Pero la mayoria de los ia
bricantes lamentaran ell rompi-
miento porque de nuevo vol
veran los dias de lucha, deri-
vados de la in~conformidad de
los tabaqueros, y la lucha STEM
pre- ha sido periodical para
nuestra industrial.
La gaceta., 1931-01-03

Una bonita y delicada fies-
ia tuvo lugar anoche en- la Lo-
gia "Hijos de la Luz" en- honor
de los hermanos representa-
tes del Condado de Monroe,
verificandose tambien la ms
talaci6n de la Oficialidad de
dicha Logia por ell Gran Macs
tro Luminar.
Terminada la ceremonial fue
obsequiada con exquisitez la
9ncurrencia, empezansa des-
pues ell bale con extraordina-
rio lucimiento.
Los oficiales que hicieron
uso de la palabra fueron: Pr
ia, Miguel Perez, Rafael ORR
huela, Alfredo Valdes Esqui-
maldo y Simon.
La gaceta., 1931-01-03

Madrid, Enero 3.-A Ilti-
mos de la semana pr6xima pre-
sentara sus credenciales al reg
Alfonso ell nuevo ministro del
Peru en- Espana, Sr. Oscar Be-
navides. .
sEl nuevo d~iplomatico cum
pliment6 aver al ministro de
estado.
La gaceta., 1931-01-03

Despues de una pulmonia
que 10 tuvo recluido por es-
pacio de varios dias en- las ha-
bitaciones de Ia residential,
hoy juega allegro y restableci-
do, ell simpatico nino Alfredi-
ITO, hijo amantfsimo de los CO.
}nocidos esposos Estela y Alfre-
do Collazo.
Y aprovechando la oportunl
dad que lie Brinda ell director
de este diario, ell referido ma
trimonio quiere darle las gra-
cias Y reconocerle gratitud in
mems al j6ven DIR. Julio Cue
ira por haber salvado a su hi
tito de una muerte segura y
tambien agradece TODD cuanto
hizo en- b~eneficio del baby la
Clinica Eel Bien P1blico."
AL complaeer a los esposos
Collazo, nos alegramOs que
La gaceta., 1931-01-03

Gonzalez, en- la ele-
gante morada establecida en-
la Gale st. Clair GA.
Boda esta, del gran mundo.
A. de In Psha.
La gaceta., 1931-01-03

Habana, Enero 3.-Sigue en-
carcelado ell DR.. Aurelio Hevia,
exsecretario de gobernaci6n.
Complicado EN- la conspira-
ci6n que Sc habia preparado pa
ia ell dia "a, y que fracasara,
aparece ell DR.. Fabian Garcia,
a quien la policia secreta arras-
to aver.
La gaceta., 1931-01-03
Afredito S2ptin1e en- perfecto
esA\do de salhd.

En- la noche de manana do
mingo, a las ocho, tendS luear
la boda de la gentil Srta. Emi-
LA Garcia con ell corHectoAjo
ven Rafael Hernandez, en- la
casa de los padres de b pro-
metida, esposos JUs1y FL
dencio Garcia, Gale 13 2104,
representando a la Ley ell jo-
ven Notario PGblico Sr. Can
dido Perez.
La gaceta., 1931-01-03

Con pena recordamos noSo-
tfos aquellos dias en- que ell obre-
70 aguardaba los "meses de ami
maci6n" para hacer sus peticio-
mes Y Ell f~abricante esperaba la
cscasez del trabajo para tomar
represalias, "circulando" a los
protestantes.
mo serfa possible evitar que
la tranquilidad fuera sustitui-
da por la agitaci6n, transigien-
do en- algo los senores fabrican-
ties?
les que no puede hacerse un
pequefo s~acrificio para mantle
ner la ammonia, imprescindible
en- una industrial como la taba-
calera, tan necesitada de buenos
amigos y leales servidores?
La gaceta., 1931-01-03

Madrid, Enero 3.-De nuevo
ell gobierno ha reiterado su AFR
macion de que las elecgones par
lamentarias Sc verificaran en- ell
mes de mario.
Dentro de pocos dias Sc de-
volvera al pals la normalidad
Sanstitucional.
MadA Eneyo 3.-Los emf
grades espan5Sn Ile residen en-
Paris estan agasaEndo al CO.
maldalstc Ramon FfaAa lie
gado de Bruselas. SaA
La gaceta., 1931-01-03

Habana, Enero 3.-A varios
pasajeros llegados de Cuba en- ell
vapor MORO Castle las autori-
dades han ocupado % botellas
de perfume.
De Washington Sc han dado
instrucciones para decomisar
mercancias venidas del extran.
,jero cuyas marcas tienen pro-
piedad en- este pals.
La gaceta., 1931-01-03

Sc representara manana, a
las ocho Y cuarto, en- ell teatro
del Centre Obrero, las chisto-
sas v siempre agradables obras
"Chateux Margaux" y "Yo
Quiero Ser Senador."
La gaceta., 1931-01-03

A las nueve de la noche de
hoy Sc verificara la boda de la
encantadora Srta. Elenita del
Zorro con ell caballeroso ioven
La gaceta., 1931-01-03

Habana, Enero 3.-Hizo aver
declaraciones ell DIR. Clemente
Vazquez Bello, presidente del sc
nado y uno de los incondiciona-
les del presidente Machado.
Bello asegura que la cana Sc
ra empezada a cortar ell dia Is
de enero Y que la oposici6n prom
to Sc cansara de offender a los
hombres que gobiernan a la re-
publica.
La gaceta., 1931-01-03

Ell joven estudiante, j. A.
Gregory, hijo del director del
per;6dico LA Traducci6n," Sc
despidi6 aver por la tarde de
gus familiares y amigos, por
embarcarse para la ciudad de
Chicago. Mas tarde seguira
via,ie hacia la poblaci6n de Sn.
Luis en- donde sc internara en-
ia Universidad a continuar.
sus estudios de medicina.
I'm feliz viaje lie deseamos
Y muchos 6xitos en- ell presente
curse.
La gaceta., 1931-01-03

do dos edificios en- Tampa, uno
en- Winter Haven, otro en- Or
lando y otro en- Lakeland,
La gaceta., 1931-01-03
Muchas ~felicidades.

Accompanied de su distin-
guija familia ha embarcado
para New Orleans ell talento-
so joven medico Dr.. A. Mario
rell.
A tan ilustre viajero lie de-
seamos un resonante triunfo.
La gaceta., 1931-01-03

SeNtratara de Ia reduction del
presNpuesto social.
PoA estar suspendidas las ga
rantias constituencies csc per-
misc es indispensable.
La gaceta., 1931-01-03
I Jas rAsRIcANrEs REBA-
'ARAN Ell 10 PoR cIEM CENT,
NO sera quitada la Lec,..

Los tabaqueros do
por 'Prumadora mayor Tnpa
0"'s eqh 1929 que lie. fus. IA re-
G Sus' por ell comite de c pro
cantEs. oe Fabri-
.. ION Ia votaci0n los torcedo.
,ay de'palilladOras conf;r,
La gaceta., 1931-01-03
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA De E 5ANA

Franco dice q Sc dirigen
sue primeras geV ones a en-
contrar trabajo. !
La gaceta., 1931-01-03
W. 1AnlA CABLECRAFICA DR. cR1

ifo emha hhero 3--Para M ~ oODA
/: 5:s j. 5:, 3 !. ' s:, 81 '' s:s.: : s 5s: : s::;;::';9:; .: s.! !. .s ss%': ::
Machado. q sooierno de La ,o1: N" view Y""'
Baroni bott IRE los conspiradores.
La gaceta., 1931-01-03

En- viaje de placer ha salido
rumbo a la ciudad Magica, ell
conocido caballero Sr. Eduar-
do Pivffal, i%mportante MEM
bro de la Sociedad "Centro Els
panol."
Muchas felicidades.
La gaceta., 1931-01-03

Habana, Ener0 3.-Por de-
creto presidential han sido ce-
rradas las escuelas normales de
la ~republica Y despedidos todos
los catedraticos.
Debese ell cierre de esas escue-
las a la actitud de los profeso-
res Y alumnos. contraria al pre-
sente regimen.
Los ciudadanos detenidos por
conspirar en- contra del gobier-
no, continuan encarcelados.
La gaceta., 1931-01-03

81 la Nivelaci6n Sc termina al
gunos fabricantes Sc aprovecha-
ran para hacer competencia q
sus companeros, aumentando
"largos Y %gruesos".
La competencia entire los ia
bricantes, que es ahora de pre-
clos, Sc extendera a las dimen-
stones de los cigarros. Los "pe-
quenos" procuraran dar mayo
res "tamanOs" para competir
con los "grandes" estableciendo-
Sc asi I'm estado de cosas incon-
veniente a Tampa.
Los obreros, trabajanndo dis
gustados y hnmillados, no da-
ran a la elaboration sus mejo-
res esfuerzos.
Hagase un pequeno sacrifi-
clio en- honor de la paz, para
que siga reinando la Tranquil
lidad que predominant en- los
1ltimos dieZ amos.
La gaceta., 1931-01-03

Habana, Enero 3.-Como uno
de los mas formidables conspi-
radores EN- contra de la repGbli-
ca, en- las esferas oficiales Sc
ha senalado al DR.. Ramon Fay
La gaceta., 1931-01-03

Ell DIR. Clemente Vazquez
Bello dice que la oposici6n
pronto Sc cansara de molestar
al General.
Continuando nuestra defen-
sa del regimen de Gerardo,
nuestro querido amigo, nos per
mitimos no opinar como Gle
mente.
Nc debe esperarse a que la
oposici6n Sc canse; 10 que CO.
rresponde hacer es degollar a
todos los opositores y a los ia
miliares de estos.
Los revoltosos hablan de Ii
bertad, derechos constitucio-
males, ETC., y no pueden COM
prender, en- su ceguedad, que
la rep1blica solo puede ser fe-
La gaceta., 1931-01-03

NAII Qa Ia
chs lo mcleron pedir
tuis de e~stancia, que
o~traedidas, con ell fin
e Skapor.
40 Bel CAtro
permiso al
de Mia para ce-
ASA en- la cual
de la reduction del
La gaceta., 1931-01-03
PRIMER GRADQ

OODA LA L~A' OIE-
r De ASESfNATO EN-
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1931-05-07

Mrs. Cora Wallace Dies In Columbus
Mrs. Cora Wallace who had been
in failing health for about a year,
suffering from a malignant growth,
died Friday, May /, at her home
in Columbus. Funeral services were
held at the residence there Satur-
day afternoon, and the body was
brought to McConnelsville Saturday
evening for burial. The services at
the grave were conducted by Rev.
Chas. w. Stoneburner, pastor of the
Methodist Episcopal church here.
Mrs. Carl Harris of Meigsville town
ship, who had been with Mrs. Wal
lace at different times during her
illness, was with her at the time OF
her death. Several car loads of
friends and neighbors from CO.
lumbus composed the funeral party
accompanying the body to this
place
Mrs. Wallace formerly resided in
McConnelsville. Her maiden name
was Roach. Her mother Mrs.
ASenath Harris died ten years or so
ago. She is survived by her hus-
band, Charles Wallace, her father.
Wayne Roach who resides in Flor
ida and three half brothers-Carl
Harris of Meigsyille township, and
Charles Harris of Bloom township,
Morgan county, and Hendry Harris
of Cincinnati
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1931-05-07
FINE CONCERT GIVEN BY
CHOIR FROM NEW CONCORD

Editor Democrat SUNDAY even
ing, May 3, the pastor and choir Of
the New Concord, O., Methodist
Episcopal church were guests of the
pastor and congregation of the Nc
COnnelsville Methodist Episcopal
church. 1t was to us, the visitors,
a most pleasant experience from ev-
cry standpoint. The people of Nc
Connelsville know how to entertain
We had no opportunity to thank
the hosts for the excellent luncheon
they served. This we do in this
communication. The words of COM
mendatiOn for our musical organiza-
ton have given us great inspira-
ton. A year ago the choir was
composed of few exceedingly loyal
persons who were faithfully per-
forming a sacred duty in the name
of religion. Careful searching and
continuous labor augmented the or
ganizatiOn to its present strength.
This choir has been a very faithful
one to respond to the call for hard
work and diligent practice. They
deserve great credit. Their visit to
your city has been a fine inspira-
ton.
l know the musical ability Of Nc
Connelsville. 1t is of very high
order. / hope that in the near fu
ture the New Concord Methodist
Episcopal church will have the hoE-
or of entertaining the musicians
from your town. | trust they will
accept this communication as an in
vitation to the pastor and the choir,
to bring us an evening of religious
music in the near future.
1t is great source of joy to
know of the progress of the church
under the leadership of the Rev.
Charles Stoneburner. He is one of
the men we all recognize as possess
ing an unusually fine bundle of
Christian gifts and native virtues.
1t would be pleasant to have more
of his kind in society today.
And, Mr. Editor l trust that
when you are through our town
you will step in to see us. You will
be cordially welcomed. Sincerely
yours, A. A. Reayley.
The splendid program given by
the New Concord choir was well re-
ceived and greatly enjoyed by the
large audience in attendance. In
addition to the numbers given by
that choir, was vocal solo by Mrs.
Ambrose Middleton of Mansfield.
There were also organ and piano
numbers by Mrs. Geo. Lowell and
Miss Kate Stanton, and Atty F. S.
Doudna contributed to the program
by playing of bells in accompani-
ment OF some numbers.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1931-05-07

Mrs. Susan Van Horn Dies

The death of Mrs. Susan Van
Horn occurred Tuesday mornin5
about ten O'Clock, at the home of
her son Perry on the east branch of
Sunday creek. She had been ill
from cancer and complications for
some weeks.
Mrs. Van Horn was daughter Of
John and Mary Shell, pioneer resi-
dents of Union township, Morgan
county, Ohio, and was born July Is,
184S. Her marriage to John Van
Horn of that township occurred
over so years ago. Since Mr. Van
Horns death some years ago, Mrs.
Van Horn had resided with her son
Perry Besides this son, she leaves
four others-Moses, John, Daniel
and George Van Horn, all of Union
township She is also survived by
three sisters-Mrs. Rebecca Martil
and Mrs. Ivy Van Horn of Union
township, and Mrs. Sarah Drake Of
Glouster Two brothers are deceas-
ed. Mrs. Van Horn was lifelong
resident of the locality in which her
death occurred, and was held in
high regard. For many years she
had been a member of the East
Branch Church Of Christ.
The funeral was held this morn
ing at 1920, at the residence, and
burial was made at East Branch
cemetery.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1931-05-07
Rehabilitation Services

The re-dedication services at the
Main Street Church of Christ on
last Sunday were carried out about
as previously announced, with goos
attendance throughout the day.
Following the usual unified service
and the communion service Sunday
morning, a dinner was served at the
church.
The re-dedication service and
homecoming which was the main
feature of the day, was in the af-
ternoon. The welcome address was
made by Elder S. P. Moody. Ralph
Clawson made the opening prayer.
Talks were made by Alfred Dunn of
Crooksville and Homer Eye and
Samuel Clawson of Zanesville; and
greetings from Rev. G. E. Groves of
Barnesville, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. o.
Demster and Mrs. Rachel Gooden
of GAINESVILLE, were read. Miss Jean
Mckinney gave reading, Guilty
or Not Guilty. Elder n B. Mar
tin of Crooksville delivered the SER
mon, and Miss Alice Moody read a
church history These and other
exercises of the afternoon were in
terspersed with musical selections
by the Clawson mixed quartet from
GAINESVILLE.
The interior of the Main Street
church since it's refinishing presents
quite an attractive appearance.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1931-05-07
Mrs. Mary l.. Davis Dies

The death of Mrs. Mary L. Davis,
aged 81 years, occurred Friday
night at her home in GAINESVILLE.
She is survived by her husband
Lemuel Davis; three sons-Alonzo
Davis of Caldwell, and Alva C. and
Freeman d. Davis, both of Eagle.
port; and five daughters-Mrs.
Martha Moore of Charlottesville;
Mrs. Emma Miller, Mrs. Belle Kane,
Mrs. BERTHE Mcbride and Mrs. Ethel
Metcalf, all of GAINESVILLE. James
Johnson of Caldwell, Mrs Ida Arch
er, Columbus, and Mrs. Dora Cum
ningham of Olive are her brother
and sisters. Mrs. Davis was a ma
tive of Noble county, and spent
much of her early life there. She
was a member of Archer's Ridge NJ
E. church.
Funeral services were held Mon
day afternoon at Olive church, near
Caldwell, and burial was made in
the family cemetery near Olive.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1931-05-07
GAIL BATESON, AGED 18,
DROWNS NEAR EAGLEPORT

After a search lasting for many
hours, the body of Gail Bateson who
was drowned about 2 o'clock SUM-
day morning, in the Muskingum
river, near Eagleport, was recovered
Monday shortly after noon. 1t was
found about 100 feet from the east
shore, and about $50 feet below the
dam at Rokeby Lock. The drown
ing and search for the body drew a
large number of persons from this
locality, including members of the
firemen's organization, who worked
diligently to find the body The
body was found and secured with
graphing hooks, by William Suites
of Cedar Run and Donnie Hughes
of the Eagleport neighborhood, and
was taken to shore by Alvin Parmi-
ter, game warden, from McConnels-
Vile, and two others who were in a
boat, and who had been spending
many hours in search of the body.
The drowning of the young man
occurred when a motorboat in which
he was riding capsized. It is stated
that the accident came as the re-
suit of his getting excited and
jumping up when in turning in the
middle of the river, the boat shipped
some water, drenching him. His
sudden movement caused the boat
to overturn. He was swept down
stream, and lost sight of in the
darkness. Those who were with
him, Clyde Nelson, the owner of the
boat, and two companions, clung to
the boat, and were in the water for
some time, before being rescued by
Curtis Mckinney and his father
Gail BatesOn was Is years of age,
and was son of Mr.. and Mrs. j. l..
Bateson of Crooksville. He with
some companions was making a
week end visit at the Nelson cottage
when the tragedy occurred. He
graduated in 1880 from the Crooks
vile high school, and was at the
time of his death student at the
Meredith Commercial school ir
GAINESVILLE. He was member of
the United Brethren church at
Crooksville, and was a member of
the Sunday school orchestra there
Besides the parents, he leaves a sis
ter Martha J. Bateson of the home.
Mrs. Martha Petit of Crooksville is
his grandmother
Funeral services were held We'd
nesday afternoon from the United
Brethren church at Crooksville.
Burial was made in Rose Hill eem-
etery.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1931-05-07
Walker ReaSley Dies

The death of Walker Beasley.
aged about so years, occurred Mon
day morning at 10:30, at the Nor
gan county home where he had been
a month or so. He was brought
there from Homer township. He
had formerly lived for many years,
we understand, over in Athens
county, not far from Amesville. He
was never married. He is remem-
bered by many as an old time fiG-
dler, and as being rather quiet and
eccentric in his manners, and as
having been also an expert rifle
shot.
Funeral services were held at the
county home Tuesday at 1890,
conducted by Rev. Chas. w. Stone
burner, and burial was made in the
county home cemetery
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1931-05-07
JAMES FINLEY ALLEN DIES
HERE AFTER LONG ILLNESS

James Finley Allen, aged u
years, died this morning at 2:50
O'Clock, at his home here in Brook
side addition. Death which was
not unexpected, ended many months
of suffering with heart trouble and
complications.
Mr. Allen was born Dec. 9, 1859,
in Bristol township, Morgan county,
Ohio, on the farm now owned by
Will Bird When he was about six
years of age, the family moved to
near Rural Dale, onto the farm next
to the Allen cemetery. He was re-
siding there when united in mar
riage with Miss Ida B. Grubb. In
early life the deceased took a bust
ness course at Meredith Business
college, GAINESVILLE When young
man he entered the store business,
at Gaysport. Later he was in the
mercantile business at Rural Dale
by himself, and afterward was in
the partnership of Allen & Starrett,
and from 1908 to 1911 was with his
son Harry G.. Allen in the store at
Hackney. Some years of his life
were spent in farming. He sold his
farm about 80 years ago. About
four years ago he moved to McCon..
nelsville, purchasing the property
of late Webster Moore in Brookside
addition. Since young man he
had been member of the Metho-
dist Episcopal church at Rural Dale,
and when he moved here he trans
ferred his membership to the local
church. He was member of the
mems Bible class, and was active in
church work. For more than so
years he had been a member of the
/. o. o. F. lodge, receiving a 50-year
jewel about a year ago. Because of
Mr.. Aliens many years in the
mercantile business, he had a very
wide acquaintance, and was one of
the best known men of this vicinity,
all of whom held him in high re-
gard. He was splendid type of
citizen, big hearted, honorable, just
and fair in all of his dealings. He
was ever of pleasant, jovial dis
position, and he dearly loved the as
sOciation of his friends and ac
quaintances.
Surviving besides his wife, are
two children-Harry G. Allen, gen.
eral manager of The Muskingunl
Valley Grocery Co., and Pearl, wife
of Carl C. Miller, both of McCon-
nelsville. He also leaves five grand
children-Robert, William, Uric
and Betty Allen, and Dwight Miller.
One sister, Mrs. Frances Spencer of
Loyilia, Ia, also survives. Three
sisters are deceased-Mrs. Irene
Burr. Mira Lulu who died in in
fancy, and Theodocia Revenaugh.
Mrs. Spencer has been here assist
ing in her brothers care for many
weeks.
Funeral services will be held
here in the M. E. church, Sunday af-
ternOOn, at 2 O'Clock. conducted by
his pastor, Rev. Chas. w. Stone
burner, and interment will be made
in the McConnelsyille cemetery.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1931-05-07
Credit To Morgan County Teacher

Credit To Morgan County Teacher
The Commercial Department OF
the State Normal College at Bowl
ing Green. O., has sponsored a state
contest in commercial subjects, for
a number of years. To be eligible
to compete at the state contest,
pupil must win a place in the sec
tional contest. Schools are divided
into class A 0arger schools) and
class B, Cor those having smaller
commercial departments).
At the sectional contest held in
Cleveland, April IS, in competition
with the class A schools of north
eastern Ohio, Ashtabula won four
places (they had eight pupils con-
testing) They had one in amateur
or second year shorthand, and two
in novice, or first year shorthand, to
pete Saturday Of this week, May g..
at Bowling Green, with the winners
from other sections of Ohio. The
Ashtabula school pays the ex-
penses on this trip, so those going
always enjoy the holiday trip" to
say nothing of being past the Sec
tional contest and able to compete
with other winners in the state.
Miss Blanche Mcdonald from
Morgan county, west side, has for
some years been at the head of the
commercial department in the Ash
tabula schools.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1931-05-07
II. n. A. Notice

The Royal NeighbOrs will hold
their regular meeting, Wednesday
evening, May 13, promptly at 1880.
er's day program will be given, and
each member is urged to be present
and have some part in this pro-
gram. The juvenile order will be
present, and each juvenile is re-
quested to be prepared to help out
with the Mothers day program. A
good attendance is desired -Lettie
Dew. Oracle; Margaret Leggett,
Sec'y
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1931-05-07
Daily Vacation Bible School

At the Bristol Presbyterian
church, the Daily Vacation Bible
school will open next Monday, May
IL, and close Friday, May 20. The
sessions open at $50 and close at
11:15, on every day except Satur-
day. During these three weeks,
Miss Elizabeth Huntsman will have
charge of the school, Children's
hymns will be sung, Bible stories
will be told, and games and hikes
will be in the schedule for those
participating in the school.
Anyone between the ages of 6-16
call Miss Huntsman or Mr.. Harry
Henderson, superintendent of the
Bristol Sunday school.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1931-05-07
To Sneak In McConnelsyille

The Morgan County Christian En-
deavor Union has received a letter
of generalization from Clarence c..
Hamilton, business manager of the
Christian Endeayor World, publish
Chas. E. Evans, field representative
of the International Society of
Christian Endeavor, to give an ad-
dress in McConnelsville Tuesday
evening, May 26. He is counted one
of the finest spirited speakers in the
Christian Endeavor movement.
Large delegations from every So
ciety for miles around are expected
to attend the Evans rally.-XX.