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Organized Reserves

Orders have been issued by the War
Department authorizing the attendance
of 80 divisional Infantry Reserve
officers of the District to Camp Albert
c. Ritchie, Md, for their ID days OF
active duty training, beginning August T..
The District Reservists who have been
Lieut.. Col. West A. Hamilton and Majs.
Henry o. Atwood, Charles H. Fearing
and Howard D. Queen; Capts. Aaron
Day, jr.; Thornton H. Gray and Aston
w. Burleigh. First Lieuts. De Royter A.
Butler, Lawrence A. Oxley, Frederick l..
Slade, Hyman Y. Chase, William G..
Rich, jr, and Ernest r. WEIGH. The
second lieutenants who have been or
dered to take this training are: William
T Alexander, Howard A. Bailey, Lo-
renzo r. Berry, Robert A. Brown, Mar
tin v. B. Gotten, Edward D. Crockett,
Clifton E. Davis, Melvin F. Janifer,
Wexford H. Jackson, James w. Jones,
Roland c. Mcconnell, Herbert r. Orr,
Lucius S. Robinson, William H. Smith,
jr; John A. WEIGH, Harold H. Whitteo
and Edgar F. Woodson. The above o1f1-
GERS will return to their homes in the
District on August 20.
Lieut.. Col. Horace G. Byers, Chemical
Warfare Reserve, and First Lieut.,
joseph D. Cottrell, Infantry Reserve,
have been assigned to the Goth Division
other new assignments of District Re-
servists include the following: Second
Lieuts. Marshall H. Osburn, Cavalry
Reserve, to the 62d Cavalry Division
Walter Pinkus, Engineer Reserve. to the
3O5th Engineer Regiment; Earl D
Massey, Infantry Reserve, to the Both
Division; Quincy A. Campbell, Air Re-
serve, to the 409th Attack Squadron;
Walter H. English, Infantry Reserve, to
the 428th Infantry.
A number of District Reserve officers
have been promoted recently to the next
higher grade. They are, with their as
signments indicated, as follows: Second
Lieut.. Lawrence S. Carson, jr., Cavalry
Reserve. who has been promoted TO be
first lieutenant, will remain assigned to
TROOP E of the 306th Cavalry Regiment,
as will Second Lieut.. Robert B. Curtiss,
Cavalry Reserve, who has been ad-
vanced to first lieutenant. Second Lieut..
Ernest II. Daniel, jr., Cavalry Reserve,
promoted to first lieutenant, will remain
assigned to the machine gun troop OF
the 306th Cavalry, while Second Lieut.
Jesse T. Nicholas, Cavalry Reserve, who
has been promoted to first lieutenant,
will remain assigned to Troop F OF that
regiment.
The following Cavalry Reserve officers
of the District, having been assigned TO
the 306th Cavalry Regiment, are as
signed to units of this regiment as fol-
lows: Second Lieuts. Michael j. Kohut,
jr., to Troop E, and Howard H. Ruppart
to Troop F.
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Temporary removal from. the city
Pvt. Morris J. Webster. Headquarters
Detachment, Special Troops, 2eth Div-
sion.
The following have been ordered
transferred, in the grade Of private,
from the reserve to the active lists of
their respective organizations: Sergt.
Harry A. Gehrman and Pvt. (First
Glass; Francis S. Koonce. both of Bat
terry E. 260th Coast Artillery: Pvt Will
liam L. Harvey, Battery B, 260th Coast
Artillery; Pvt. Richard K Bridges.
Headquarters and Service Company,
12lst Engineers, and Pvt. John W.
Brightenburg, Company F. 121st Engi-
neers.
Pvt. Jack Mursell, now on the re-
serve list of the Headquarters Detach-
ment, 29th Division, has been ordered
to active duty with Company F, 12lst
Engineers.
Pvt. Neil NJ. Goen, assigned to the
reserve list OF Company D. l21st Engi-
neers, has been ordered to the active
list Of the Headquarters Detachment,
Special Troops, 29th Division
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adler general, commanding the District
OF Columbia militia, and on July 81.
1928, was made division commander,
with the rank Of major general, the
position which he now holds.
Gen. Stephan, accompanied by Lieut..
Col. Peyton G. hewitt and Staff SeTgt.
Sidney r. Dulin. went 70 Tobyhanna,
Pa, last week, where he inspected ar
tillery units of the 29th Division, in
camp at that place.
The following have been ordered
transferred from the active to the re-
serve lists Of their respective organiza-
tions, for the reasons given:
Business interference with the per-
formance OF military duty-Pvts. Err
nest w. Aitchison, Clare @. Rains,
louis j. Benner, all Of the Headquar-
ters and Service Company. l2lst Engi-
neers; Pvts. Temple L. Eller, Harry N.
Inglehart and William F. Lowry, all
of Company F, 121st Engineers.
Educational interference with the per-
formance of military duty-Pvt. Francis
w. Thompson, Company A, 372d In
fantry.
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Y. W. C.. A. News

Miss Hettie p. Anderson, general
secretary, will return Monday from a
week spent in the mountains Of Vir-
ginia. 49,
Among those who have recently
ioined the campers at Kahlert are the
following: Betty Berry, Florence Burch,
Frances Brooke, Martha Carlock, Viz
ginia Lee Day, Alice and Doris FracherD
Jean Hartig, Virginia Holmes, Vera
Smith, Helen Townsend, Ruth K. Con-
stantini and Mrs. Florence Flinchum
A new feature Of camp life is "Cul-
mination day" planned for alternating
Sundays, when visiting parents and
friends may see the results Of the reg
ular program. A special program will
be given on elimination day, August 7
Miss Malvina TruSSell, who has hat
much experience and training in camp
work, arrived last week. This week
the entire camp will have an oppor-
tunity to cook supper over the campfire
when Miss TruSseH will demonstrate
the kind Of fires to use and how to
prepare appetizing food.
The creative writing group Is led by
Miss Eloise Lindsay and is making
contributions 10 the Kamp Newspaper
Betsy Winters, Doris Kirby, Barbara
Borden, Letitia Began and Abigail
Veerhoff are writing short stories
poetry and short plays centered around
! things happening at camp.
Camp Stay-at-Home, conducted al
Seventeenth and K streets, for girls ir
| the sixth grade or over, is holding re-
hearsals for the Indian pageant. "The
Moon Maiden" to be presented at the
| Sylvan Theater August 10 by the Cir
! Reserves. The dances are under tht
| direction OF Miss Dale Hayener anc
Miss Nancy Brock, the music under
Miss Helen Middleton, and the cos
TUNES and properties are being mad.
by the girls.
The parents and friends OF all Cir
Reserves attending Camp Stay -at-Home
are invited to attend a concert -anc
playlet In Barker Hall August 4 at /:
! O'Clock.
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EASTERN STAR.


Areme Chapter will take part in the
religious services this afternoon on
Temple Heights. The Ways and
light cruise on the Potomac River
August 5. The steamer City Of wash
1ngton will sail at s:45 PM Mrs.
Jean Mitchell Is chairman and Conrad
Alberding Is vice chairman.
The Dramatic Club met Tuesday
evening to formulate plans for the
chapters 32d birthday anniversary. to
be celebrated in September. Past Ma
tron Rose Hyer Hartung is chairman Of
the entertainment. with Past Matron
Selma S. Klein vice chairman.
The matron, Sarah Peden. of Temple
Chapter announces the chapter is in
vited to participate in the religious
services at Temple Heights today at 4
will have a picnic August 3 at Chapel
Point
Treaty Oak Chapter will meet August
!, on Temple Heights. A card party
will be held Wednesday evening at the
home of Mrs. Reginald Geare, 3047
Porter street, Cleveland Park. The
chapter is continuing its meetings
throughout the Summer, meeting on the
uISL ana lnlTQ MonOays'
ODD FELLOWS.
Harmony, Amity and Phoenix Lodges
recessed during July and August. Gov
enant Lodge recessed to meet only or
the first and third Wednesdays OF July
and August. Beacon Lodge hes omit
ted its meetings during July anc
August with the exception OF ont
m citing TO be held in August.
Langdon Lodge will participate II
the Labor day parade and has extended
an invitation to all subordinate lodges
to join with them. For further In
formation communicate with MartiI
A. McGrory, phone Potomac 6377. =
The l. o. o. F. Bowling League vii
hold its organization meeting Angus
/, at T:30 pm, in Odd Fellows Temple
IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN
Past Great Sachem John /. Bunch
Great Keeper of Wampun William 3
Garner and Great Chief of Record
Walter M Alexander of the Distric
of Columbia Great Council will a:tent
the sessions Of the Great Council o
the United States TO be held in Ashe
Vile, N. c., September IL,
The Past Pocahontas Association
will hold a moonlight excursion thl
evening of August IL. The ofhcers o
the Great Council Of the District o
Columbia viii be honored as specia
Guests, Of which Great Directress Mr.
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District National Guard

militia organizations before he Is forced
TO retire by the statutory age limitation.
Since he has been commander Of the
local Guard he has worked necessarily
both before Congress and with the Ma
tional Guard Association Of the United
States in an effort to have suitable
armory facilities constructed here, to
stand out as a model for the militia
groups in other parts Of the country.
Gen. Stephan enlisted in the Guard
July IS, 1887, at the age Of 16 years, as
a member of Company B, 4th Battalion,
then known as the Ordway Rifles. Dur
ing the Spanish American War he re-
sponded to the call to the colors for
the District organization.
He became a corporal on November
II, 1887, later a sergeant, and on Oc-
tober "a, 1891, he was made first
lieutenant of Company D, 4th Bat
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JUNIOR ORDER UNITED AMERICAN
MECHANICS,

State Councillor Thomas F. Jones'
having received an oficial invitation
from the State officers of Maryland to
participate in the Defenders day
parade to be held in Baltimore, Md, on
September IL, has sent out a special
communication to members In the
District to attend
J. Morgan Read Council was called
! to order with Councillor Howard A.
Milor presiding. Speakers Of the eve
ming were State Warden Edwin B. Pitts,
Councillor Howard A. Milor. Past Coun-
| cilor Malcolm Reintzel and Vice Coun-
| cilor William H. Gscheidle.
| AnacoStia Council was called to order
! by Councillor r. II. Little. State Coun-
/ cilor Deputy Charles F. Mueller was
/ the honored guest. The council voted
! to present a past councillors jewel to
Past Councillor Edward D. Kaufman,
A parliamentary debate by Howard
| Beall and Bernard Allen was won by
! Mr.. Beall
The Reunion Committee met at the
home OF Chairman E. A. Diehl TO COM
pIete arrangements for the annual re-
union and excursion 70 Seaside Park,
Nd, August 6.
Edward j. Ross Council was called 10
order with Councillor Glenn o. Mont
gomery presiding. The date OF the
birthday party to Plum Point, Nd, has
been changed TO August 20.
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.
The annual picnic will be held by
the State Council at Marshall Hall Au-
gust q. The steamer Charles Manchester
will leave Seventh Street Wharf at 10
am, 2:30 and 6:45 pm.
Fidelity Council met, with the coun-
cilor, Mrs. Leila Lavender presiding
Miss Marjorie Jones announced bingo
party for the benefit of the orphans
August 2S at Fidelity's hall. The coun-
cilor, Mrs. Lavender, appointed her sew
eral committees as follows: Special Re-
lief. Mrs. Eleanor Risdon and Mrs. Kate
Chapman; Press Correspondent, Mar
iorie Jones; Good of the Order, Mrs
Mamie c. Howell; pianist, Mrs. Mabel
Downing; Delinquent, Mrs. Mamie c.
Howell, Mrs. Cora Jones and Samuel
J. Bushey.
Installation of officers Of Kenmore
Council featured the last meeting. Mrs
Vivian L. Aylor and Mrs. Faustina Dor
ough were received into membership
Mrs. Elsie D. Fillmen was installed as
councillor and w. Lawrence Grimes az
the outside sentinel.
Pride Of Washington Councils new
officers were installed as follows: MIS-
Lillian Allen councillor; Joseph Ogden
associate councillor; Mrs. Bertha Lewis
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Coast Highway Nearly Completed

ASTORIA, Greg. R).-Oregon state
Highway Department figures disclose
this State has spent $l7,27s,679 on its
portion of the now nearly Completed
Coast Highway, since 1917. Govern
ment funds accounted for s5,2l0650 Of
this. There are five major bridge struc-
lures yet to be built at total cost Of
sS, 500 900,
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vice councillor; Charles Luh, associate
vice councillor; Mrs. Frances Neville
conductress; Howard williams, warden
Mrs. Viola williams, inside sentinel
Mrs. Mary Wolfe, outside sentinel
Ernest Warren, recording secretary IRE
elected; Mrs. Lillian M. Martin, npan-
cial secretary (re-elected); Ray BRYANT
treasurer (re-elected) Mrs. Ruth war
rem, assistant recording secretary Cre-
elected); Mrs. AnZonetta Flynn, 1s-
month trustee: Mrs. Lillian Martin, Mrs
Lorena Arendes and Mrs. Emma Barnes
representatives TO the State Council;
Mrs Ida Teeple. pianist; Archie l.
Lewis, drill captain, and Miss Lucille
Rensell, press correspondent.
Good Will Council met, and Deputy
Mrs. Louise Mcdonald installed the om-
GERS
Kenilworth Council met with the
councillor, Virginia Adair, in the chalr
The officers were installed by deputy
Mrs. Deborah Strietberger.
Golden Rule Council met. with the
councillor. Mrs. Mabel Sudwarth, in the
chair. Mrs. Ollie Montgomery, State
Council warden, installed Mrs. Ella P
Burnley as conductress.
SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF
LIBERTY.
Justice Council met with Mrs. Carrie
Englehaupt presiding. Plans were made
for moonlight trip on the wilson Line
August %. A bingo party will be helc
after the next meeting, August 4.
Columbia Council convened with Vic'
Councillor S. William Cochran In the
chair. Councillor Edward Kines. Asso-
ciate Councillor Emily Kines, Guide Vir-
ginia Elliot and Associate Vice Coun-
cilor Robert Madison were formally In
stalled by Past State Oficer Mrs. Annie
L. Dreyer. The past officers Jewels
ran, Mrs. Sue Mehafey, Mrs. Grace
Dietrich, Mrs. Nellie Pierce, Mrs. Betty
Hodkinson, Mr.. Harold Dietrich anc
Richard Fighter. The councils bride
and groom, Mr.. and Mrs K1nes, were
presented with a wedding gift.
ROYAL ARCANUM.
At the meeting of District Council
last Wednesday night it was decloed tc
change the meeting nigh to the sec
ond and fourth Wednesdays In the
month. .,
Municipal Council will meet August
8. when Grand Secretary S. H. Takes
will give a lecture on Credit and the
Depression" =
Oriental Council will meet August 2
Wnen Grand Regent King Will address
the council.
THE MACCABEES.
National Tent will meet "Wednesday
night in Odd Fellows Temple, 4l9 Sew
enth street, to make preparations with
Great Commander w. o. Hayes on inc
Bicentennial and picnic, August Z, al
the Maccabees Home in Chatham, Pa
WoMAN'S BENEFIT ASSOCIATION
The reception in honor OF Miss
Frances D. Partridge, supreme secretary
last Monday was attended by deIega'
tions from Alexandria, Va, and nearby
Maryland towns. Miss Partridge wa!
introduced by Mrs. Belle Abrams. a
greeting from the supreme president
Mrs. Bina West Miller, was read oy
Mrs. Beatrice Lampe, central flnancia
secretary. The Westway Club presented
q minstrel show.
The board of directors will mee'
Monday at 2 pm.
Victory Review meets in the ciut
house Monday evening.
Washington Review will meet at tht
club room Friday evening.
The Westway Club will hold party
In the club rooms Wednesday evening
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Monarch o. A. c. Oehmler announces
that Kallipolls Grotto will participate
in the religious services at Temple
Heights this afternoon, to which all
members, their families and friends
are invited.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1932-11-10
POrterSyille

Leroy Weaver who has been, i'll
with scarlet fever, is better. Mrs.
NJ o. Smith is some Z better, but is
still in a serious condition Wln.
Wiley and family of Columbus spent
Sunday at the home Of Mrs. Mary
Price. Mrs. Price went with them
to Columbus for an extended visit.
Leslie Taylor and son RALPH
left Monday for Illinois where they
expect to find employment. They
were planning to go by way of Gin
cinnati and visit the formers sister
Mrs. c. E. Lay. Mrs. Pricilla Sid
well visited Sunday at the home of
her son George Sidwell. Mrs. Ber-
tha Frum returned Thursday to her
home in Morgantown, w. Va, after
spending few days with her siste.
Mrs. Smith. .Catharine Campbell
is better Of the rheumatism, from
which she has been suffering, but is
having heart trouble now. Mrs
Herbert Plummer returned to her
home in Columbus Sunday after q
weeks stay with her parents DR.. M.
o. Smith and wife. There will be.
Sunday school at the Zion churt h
Sunday at $50 a. m. Sunday
school at Portersville M. E. church
at $3.50. Preaching, 1920
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1932-11-10
MIRANDY'S MINSTREI1S

Final preparations are being
made for the presentation of Mi
randy's Minstrels, at the Twin City
Opera House, Friday, Nov. Is. The
under the direction of Mr.. Harry
Betz, and every member of the cast
is enthusiastic over the presenta
ton.
The second part, Mrs. Black 5
Pink Tea, is being directed by Miss
Agnez Pyle, and is being thorough
ly prepared.
Specialties, consisting of mono
logues, tap dancing by Miss Claire
Bell Baker of Marietta, ~-and Eva
and Topsy, add much to the enter
tainment.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1932-11-10
Brown-Price wedding

Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Price, Malta
o., route, announce the marriage
of their daughter Miss Rule Jaue
Price to Harold Brown, son of Mr.
and Mrs. w. III. Brown, Columbus,
O., which took place Feb 3, 1892
at the Presbyterian church at ASH
land, KY, Rev. S. r. Curry reading
the. single ring ceremony. Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Weinfurtner of Ashland
KY, friends of the< bride, were the
only attendants at the ceremony
following which they entertained
the bride and groom at the Venita
hotel, at a wedding dinner. The
table was beautifully decorated, in
the center of it being q large we'd
ding. cake, gift to the bride, made
by Mr.. Weinfurtner, a baker in
Ashland. The bride was attired in
a powder blue crepe dress, with ac-
cessories to match. Mrs. Brown Is
a graduate of NJ. & M. high school
class of '28, and registered nurse,
having graduated in 81 from White
Cross hospital training school for
nurses, in Columbus. Mr.. Brown Is
"a building contractor and painter,
of Columbus.
Following the dinner Mr.. and
Mrs. Brown took short trip By
auto, visiting Lexington. Frankfort
and Louisville, KY, and Indianap-
oils, Ind, before returning to Co.
lumbus, where they are at home to
their many friends, at 266 East
Blake avenue.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1932-11-10

THURSDAY (Tonig h t)-Ken
Maynard in "The Two Gun Man, ;"
with his famous horse Tarzan A
plunging picture of the west. Fifth
chapter of the "Air Mail Mystery. :"
Warner Baxter and Miriam Jordan
in "Six Hours to Live" For those
who seek the unusual One show
at T. Two persons admitted on
each ticket.
FRIDAY (Armistice Day)-"Tne
Doomed Battalion" The all quiet
of 1882. Fighting in hell of ice
and snow. Battling for life on loft
lest peaks. The enemy ready to dy-
Mantle an army to perdition. Re-
lief squads swept away by an ava
lanche. Unheard of situations in q
mighty picture. Your eyes wonder,
your heart thrills, your pulses
pound at this mighty human drama
One show in the afternoon at 1:30,
and again at p. m. In the after
noon Sgt. Fred Riley, former
British army officer, will make one
Of his thrilling talks. You who
have heard this distinguished gen
tleman, will want to hear him
again you who have not, will be de-
lighted and thrilled with his mas
terly presentations. Don't miss this
rare treat Friday afternoon. A fit
ting service for one of the great
days of the year. Don't forget
Sergeant Riley at the afternoon
show only. So
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1932-11-10

500 WALTHAM Player Piano:
May be had for the unpaid balance
of SGT, remaining on the contract
at terms of 81 per month. Unusual
opportunity, as player is as good as
new. Rolls and bench and free de-
livery. Write at once to Waltham
Piano Company, 33 S. Howard
street. Akron, Ohio. They will ad-
wise where the piano may be seen.
Please give references. 10n3
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1932-11-10
A daughter was born Tuesday tn
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey Allen of Center
township.

Mr. ana MIS-. dewey Alien OF Center
township.
Irene Scott Announces Engagement
Mr.. and Mrs W. r. Scott of the
north river road returned Monday
from a several days visit in Colunl-
bus with their son Mr.. Earl Scott
and family. and also attended the
announcement of the engagement Of
their granddaughter Miss Irene
Scott. who on Saturday Of this week
will be married to Mr.. Warner
Langley. The wedding which will
be at home. will be quiet affair,
the only guests being immediate
relatives and few intimate friends.
Mr.. Langley is city employe. Miss
Scott is talented young woman,
who possesses a splendid voice, and
has broadcast over WAIU. They
will reside in Columbus.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1932-11-10
pVBTIr SALE

WILL OFFER at public auction,
>on the Charlie Newsom place, two
miles east of Pennsville, Saturday.
Nov. IL, beginning at one O'Clock,
the following: Black mare, weigh
ing about 1850 pounds; Z Jersey
cows from to years old,-4 are
to freshen in spring, are not bred:
and 2 shotes. Terms made known
on day of sale.-ERMIL NEWSOM
Clyde McElfresh, auctioneer. 3n2
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1932-11-10
John b. Conn Dies Near Newark

John B. Conn Dies Near Newark
John Brown Conn was born Jan
25, 1S48s at Hackney, Morgan coun-
ty, Ohio, and died at his home ives;
of Newark, O., Nov. /, 1892, after
an illness of five weeks. He was d
son of Robert and Mary Brown
Conn. He moved to his late home
from Morgan county, 33 years ago
He began the growing of green.
house vegetables on his farm il
1905, in which business he con-
tinued until his death, having gain
ed an outstanding reputation as 4
good citizen and business man. h
was married Nov. IL, 1874, to Kate
Lambert who survives him. He al
SO leaves the following children
Robert Franklin, Paul B., Roy c..
Mrs. Belle Hutchinson, Mrs. Alice
Foster and Mrs. Jennie Weaver, all
of California; David Boyd of Hack
ney, o.; John M. and Hugh l.. and
Mrs. Pearle Wolfe of Newark; also
nine grandchildren.
Funeral services were held at the
home Nov 3, with Rev. Calvin Haz-
lett officiating Interment was
made in Cedar Hill cemetery.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1932-11-10

The Muskingum Fish and Game
club will pay 25c apiece for coon
carcasses, delivered at the Twin
City Ice plant, Malta. 10n2
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1932-11-10

John Daniel, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Malcolm Daniel, whose illness was
noted last week, is not improving
much. Among other complications
that have developed, is an abscess
on his back due to an injury.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1932-11-10

Mrs. VIM Little of Meigs, fell az
her home Sunday, sustaining ill
juries. A doctor was not called un-
til Wednesday, when he discovered
that her shoulder was dislocated.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1932-11-10

While doing very we'll, Mrs. John
Ross, near Malta, who underwent a
major operation last week at Me-
mortal hospital, may not be able to
weeks.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1932-11-10
Sumner At Church Tonight

In connection with the fellowship
week services now being held at the
Presbyterian church here, pot luck
supper will be served at the church
this evening, Thursday, beginning
at $50. All the families of the
church and congregation are in
yited
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1932-11-10

Mrs. George Richardson of East
Bloom severly injured her left arm
Sunday, when the rocking chair in
which she was sitting, turned over
sidewise, throwing her to the floor
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1932-11-10

Mrs. James Huffman of Eaglepolt
has been quite i'll, and in general
Rundown condition.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1932-11-10

We have the most up to the min
ute and complete stove display we
have ever shown. Be sure and SEQ
it before you buy Standard Supply
Co
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1932-11-10

A farmers institute will be held
Friday and Saturday, Dec. 2 and g..
at Renrock grange hall. An inter
esting program has been prepared,
with Mr.. Stowe and Mrs. Ferguson
as state speakers. Mr.. Garner
Dickinson is president.