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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1933-05-25
Glass PLAY PIeaSeS

The large number VITO attended
the M. & M. senior class play, "The
Haunted House," at the opera house
Friday evening, were highly pleased
with the entertainment 1t was a
three act mystery comedy. All Of
the players had their several parts
we'll in hand, and from beginning to
end the play moved along with snap
and vigor, and there was just
enough comedy which was Of the
cleanest type, to keep the big aud
fence in happy, attentive frame Of
mind throughout. 1t was the best
all-round play that has been put on
by the seniors in the past number
Of years. The cast OF characters
follows:
Morgan, the tramp, Jos. Warne:
Emily, the bride, Jeane Mckinney;
Jack, the groom, Goodwin Coulson;
Thomas, the chauffeur, Russell
Smith; Duncan, the author, Max
Price; Helen, the wife, Frances
Smith; Isabel, me girl, Isabel Fox;
Ezra, the constable, Curtis Ken
nard; Ed, the milkman, James Lit
tier; Grogan, the detective, King
Betz; Evans, the father, Joseph
Anderson.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1933-05-25
MAYORS PROCLAMATION

Saturday, May 27, was designated
as Poppy Day. in Malta-McConnel
vile, in a proclamation issued by
Mayors Shafer and Mcdaniel. The
proclamation called upon all citizens
of the twin cities and Morgan coun-
ty, to observe the day by wearing
the American Legion Auxiliary pop
py in memory of the World war
dead. The proclamation stated:
Whereas. in the great crisis Of the
World war the young men of Nor
gan county offered their services to
our country, with an exalted spirit
of patriotism, numbers Of them sac
and whereas, the same exalted spirit
of patriotism is needed today for
our country in it's peace-time diff
culties, therefore, we, e. D. Shafer
and Ezra Mcdaniel, mayors of Nal
ta-McConnelsville, urge all citizens
to recall the spirit of these gallant
dead and renew the memory of their
high patriotic service by wearing
the American Legion and American
Legion Auxiliary memorial poppy
en- Saturday, May 27.
To that purpose, we do hereby
proclaim Saturday, May 27, Poppy
Day in the cities of Malta-McCon-
nelsville.
E. D. SHAFER,
EZRA MCDANIEL,
Mavorc
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1933-05-25
Narrow Escape From Injury
Car Badly Damaged

In driving to Bristol last Thurs
day morning, at O'Clock. Miss
Charlotte Wilson, director of relig-
ious education in the Presbyterian
churches, had an automobile acci-
dent which fortunately resulted in
bruises only, for herself. When on
the second rise beyond the Elmer
Harris place, she in some unaccount-
able manner lost control of her car
which went over the BERN on her
side of the road. She attempted to
right the machine, but it shot across
the road instead, and went into a
ditch on opposite side, turning COM
pletely over onto Ats top. The ma
chine, a Chevrolet coach, which was
very badly damaged, was brought to
town, by wrecking crew, and is
being repaired.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1933-05-25
With The ROtarians

At the regular meeting of the
local Rotarians held Friday evening
at the Kennebec hotel, Rev. R. G..
Osgood was the speaker, making an
excellent address on the subject of
world peace.
Monday evening, Malta-McCon-
nelsville Rotarians to the number
of about Is, went to Logan, and at
tended an inter-city meeting. G. B..
Smith of the local Rotary club
made an address, and Frank Gray,
Jerrold Scott, Richard Bell, Mrs.
Harry A. Phillips and Mrs. Jerrold
G. Scott, with Miss Lucille Gay
lord at the piano, very cleverly put
on the musical skit Striking
Matches"
Those who went included Mr..
Harry Phillips and wife, DIR. and
Mrs. Lee Humphrey, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. l.. Stanbery, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
N Gray, Richard Bell, Tom Baker,
Ralph Baker, David Lowe. Rufus K.
Brown, C. E. Fisher, J. E. Cowan,
Roy Gay, R. M. Winegardner, w. j..
mccarthy, Frank Coulson, Jas. r.
Turner, VIM. Byers, Lucille Gaylord,
and c. B. Smith and wife.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1933-05-25
MRS. EDGAR NORTHRUP IN
POST GRADUATE RECITAL


Concerning the post graduate re-
cital of Mrs. Eleanor Erwin Nor
thrup, wife of Edgar Northrup, Sun
days Columbus Journal Dispatch
carried the following:
Eleanor Erwin Northrup, violin
ist of the Morrey School of Music,
will give her Specialization re-
cital at the Y M. C. A. auditorium,
Friday at $50 p. m. She is pre-
sented by Vera Watson Downing,
head of the violin department. III
addition to completing the Morrey
school requirements, Mrs. Northrup
has done special work at Ohio State
university. She is member of the
Saturday Music club. Eleanor An
await, of the Morrey school faculty,
will be her accompanist. The pub
lic is invited to hear the following
program: Partita No. IL. in D minor
for violin solo, Bach; Concerto in D
major, Paganini: Caprice in A
minor, Wieniawski: Serenade Mel
ancolique, Tschaikowsky; Tam
bourin Chinois, Kreisler: Spanish
Dance No. 8, Sarasate.'
A cordial invitation is extended
to friends in this locality, to attend
the recital.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1933-05-25
MRS. MARY BELL HAM DIES
FUNERAL AT THE LYME HOME

The death of Mrs. Mary Ham
occurred Saturday evening at $3.50,
at the home of her sister, Mrs.
j. @. Lyme here. She had been a
sufferer many years with hay fever
and asthma, and had at different
times undergone very serious at
tacks. Her last illness was of two
weeks duration. She had gone from
her own home two weeks before
her death, to the home Of her sister
to spend the day there, meeting her
cbusin Miss Lucy Porter of Malta,
who has also been in very poor
health for some time, and who had
been taken there for the day. Not
we'll at the time, and suffering with
asthma, Mrs. Ham had afterwards
been unable to return to her own
home. She became much worse last
Friday evening, and heart attack
hastened her death, which came as
stated, Saturday evening"
Mrs. Ham was the widow OF
Frank Ham, to whom she was mar
ried in 1912, and whose death oc-
Cured four years ago. One year OF
their married life was spent at
Boulder, Col, in hopes that Mrs.
Hams health might be benefited.
She was employed a number OF
years in the court house, having
served, preceding her marriage, as
deputy during the terms of office OF
her brother-in-law ]. @. Lyme, as
probate judge, and as deputy for the
late Judge J. w. Rogers. She also
served as deputy during the time
her husband F. ]. Ham filled the
office of county treasurer.
Mrs. Ham was daughter of the
late John H. and Edith Smith Bell,
and was born in McConnelsville in
1868. Her brother, Francis Clyde
Bell, died in infancy. She is sur
,vived by one sister, Mrs. Lulu Lyme,
mentioned.- Since early life the de-
ceased had been faithful member
of the Methodist Protestant church,
and had so long as health permitted,
been active in church affairs, par
ticularly in singing.
Funeral services were held from
the Lyme residence Monday after
noon at 2:30, conducted by the
Methodist Protestant pastor, Rev.
w. J. Mccarthy, who based his SER
mon on John 14:19, which reads in
part, Because I live, ye shalrSlive
also" death Is Only a Dream
was sung by Mrs. James Gill, with
Mrs. D. C. Patterson accompanying.
Pail bearers were Messrs. B. FL
Wells, w. O. Dearth, III. e. Donehoo,
r. B. Kraps, Brownell Porter and J.
F. Taylor. Burial was made in the
McConnelsville cemetery.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1933-05-25
THE EXTENSION OFFICE OPEN
TWO DAYS A WEEK

For some time the county has en-
ployed secretary to encourage All
club work among the boys and girls
of the county. However, since this
work cannot be carried on from
All office, the county commission
ers made an appropriation to bring a
club agent to the county. This ap-
preparation is too small to include
anything for salary for a secretary
or agent, which means that Miss
Evelyn Dewitt is leaving the service
this week, the funds appropriated
being insufficient to employ her.
Miss Devitt's leaving will be very
distinct loss to the service, since
she is well trained in the duties of
the office, and has wide ac-
quaintance over the county.
In order to be of as great SER
vice as possible in the county, we
will keep the office open Saturday
mornings and afternoons, and We'd
nesday mornings and also Wednes-
day afternoons, if possible. We hope
the clubs will schedule the meetings.
to which the agent is to be invited,
so as to leave these days free for
him to meet people at the office.
All Club Leaders Plan Program
The All annual officers and
leaders conference will be held on
Saturday, June 10, beginning at
one O'Clock, at the high school, for
the purpose of planning All club
program. This meeting is being
scheduled at this time, SO that the
ones attending will be able to do
their regular Saturday buying on
the same trip. We hope the crowd
will assemble little in advance Of
the time set to begin, as we have a
full schedule and we will not hold
the group longer than o'clock. All
club enrollments should be COM
plete, if possible, by June To-
George Everhart, club agent.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1933-05-25
Death OF Vinson Richardson

Vinson Richardson, aged 81, well
known retired farmer of East
Bloom, died last Thursday after
noon, May 18, at his home, of heart
trouble, and other infirmities. He
had been in failing health for some
time.
Mr.. Richardson was a son of the
late Wilkes B. and Elizabeth Wal
lace Richardson. His entire life
was spent in the locality where he
died. He was twice married. His
first wife was Nora Fulton. To this
union were born two children
Hayes Richardson and Mrs. Edna
Moore, who with their mother are
deceased. BY his second marriage,
which was to Annie Weaver, were
born four children-Mrs. Annie
Perry, Bristol township; Mrs. Lulu
Shell of the home; Herman Rich
ardson of Deerfield township, and
Vinson of Coshocton. Brothers and
sisters surviving are: Mrs. Wilkie
Huffman, Mrs. Birdie Roberts and
c.. B. Richardson of East Bloom /;
Mrs. Isolena Sevall, Rural Dale; Mrs.
Jennie Stoneburner of Deavertown,
and Madison NJ Richardson of Nc
Connelsville. Mrs. Annie Jackson,
sister, and Mrs. Ruth McCune,
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Rhinebarger,
Mrs. William Bradley and Mrs.
Frances Eliza Mercer, half sisters,
are deceased.
Funeral services which were held
Sunday afternoon at Wesley Chapel,
with Rev. J. D. Keller officiating
were largely attended. Interment
was made in the church cemetery.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1933-05-25
ALUMNI PROGRAM
Guests of Honor-CIass of 1888

Guests of HonOr-CIass of 1888
Glass meeting in reunion for first
time: 1916, II, Is, 10, 20. First
five classes to graduate from M. e
M.
Alumni President, Mrs. Robert
Naylor, Malta CLucille Smith, '18).
Toast Mistress, Mrs. A. N. Kish-
Ter, New Lexington, 0. Josephine
Birch, '18).
Toasts: ITO the Glass of 1888"
Bernard o. Roberts. 1920, SUI
perintendent of schools, Pennsville.
Response, class of~s33,. Helen Little.
Memories" Mrs. George Carr, Lo-
gan, o., (Eva Dougan, 1870. "Pack
Up Your Troubles In Your Old Kit
Bag" T. ]. McDermott, (191D, At
torney-at-Law, Mansfield, O. "That
Old Gang of Mine," Robert Durbin,
191S), Stockport, o. "The Old
Grey Mare, She Amt What She Used
to Be-" VIM. Weber, (1919), At
torney-at-Law, GAINESVILLE, O.
Playlet: s'The Fatal Quest" class
of 1920. Concluding feature, "The
Beauty Contest"
Subjects of talks are titles Of
songs popular when the speakers
graduated. Musical numbers will
intersperse the talks, which will all
be brief, and dancing, cards and So
cial conversation will follow the
dinner.
Alumni members and their guests
will meet at the armory at 1880 p.
M, the classes in reunion in the
lower corridor; others on the main
floor.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1933-05-25
M. & NJ. 8th Grade Commencement
At The Opera House, Friday,
May 20, at p. IN.
Song" class

Commencement Song" class; in
vocation, Rev. r. G.. Osgood; read
ing, "How Do You Tackle Your
Work." Eleanor Abel, McConnels-
Vile; reading, "The Muskingum
Valley" Hubert Taylor, Malta; pi-
ano solo I'll Trovatore," Betty
Booth, McConnelsville; reading, "He
Worried About It," Edward Young,
Malta; song, "God Is Love- class;
reading, "You Better Keep Smiling" :"
Margie Edmonds, McConnelsville
reading, "Unawares," Dorothy Rob-
erts, Malta; cornet solo, "Silver
Threads Among the Cold" "Mabel
Polka, Kenyon Norm, Malta:
reading, "Things That Haven't Been
Done Before" Jean Sims, McCon-
nelsville; class address, Treasure
Hunting" Rev. r. G. Osgood, pastor
of Main Street Church of Christ;
song, "Dawn of Tomorrow" class;
presentation of diplomas, Supt. j..
M. Turner; benediction, Rev. R. G..
Osgood.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1933-05-25
DECORATION DAY PROGRAM

Following is the program for Me-
mortal day, next Tuesday, May 30:
Malconta Post with band will form
at a. m, and proceed to the Malta
M. E. church, where thew will join
the Malta school children, and the
parade will march to Malta ceme-
terry, where the services will be held.
Returning to McConnelsville, they
will meet the McConnelsville school
children, and march to the McCon-
nelsville cemetery, for services. For
nation of parade: Grand Marshal,
A. A. Coulson; aides, all Civil war
soldiers: McConnelsville school chill
dren: Malcorta Post band; 124th
Wagon Co.; soldiers of Civil war;
soldiers of Gpanish-American war;
soldiers of World war: patriotic
auxiliaries.
The band, g. A. r., and American
Legion will go TO Pennsyille in the
afternoon for services.
Capt. C. G. Wiltchire and other
officials from the GAINESVILLE lodge of
Eagles, will put on a speciality drill,
on the public square, Immediately
following the parade. There will
also be other stunts, talks, etc. They
may also have with them band.
This outfit won first prize in a meet
held last year at Lima.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1933-05-25
Dies At Rose Farm

Mrs. Jane Ann Lewis, aged 3d.,
died last Thursday night, at her
home in Rose Farm, after few
weeks illness from complication
of diseases. She was the widow OF
Thomas Lewis. She is survived by
five sons-Fred and Albert Lewis OF
Rose Farm; Edward of Chicago, and
Harry and Walter of the home; and
one daughter, Mrs. Paul Ebert of
the home. She also leaves two
brothers, Edward Simpson of Rose
Farm and Thomas Simpson of Can
ton, and three sisters, Mrs. Andrew
Flood of Rose Farm, and Mrs. Arch
lie Allen and Mrs. Helen Plummer
of GAINESVILLE. Mrs. Lewis was a
member of the Church of Christ at
Rose Farm, and Of the order OF
Eastern Star.
Funeral services were held Sun
day AFTERNOON at the residence, with
Rev. N. B. Martin of Crooksville
and Rev. Mr.. Stade of Deavertown
officiating. Burial was made at
Deavertown.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1933-05-25
Court House News
COMMON PLEAS COURT

Motion for a new trial has been
oveNuled in the case of Besse G..
Patterson VS.. The Rocky Glen San
atorium.
In the divorce proceedings OF
Charles Hook VS.. Anna Hook, tenn
porary alimony is allowed defend
ant, in the sum of $50, same to be
paid within Is days.
Reply to Answer Filed
In the divorce action Of Charles
Hook VS.. Anna Hook, plaintiff files
reply and answer to defendants
cross petition. He AYERS that it was
because of defendants disagreeable
conduct and gross neglect of duty
toward him that he left their home,
and came to Morgan county to live.
He denies that he has been guilty Of
gross neglect Of duty toward de-
fendant and he denies that he has
contributed nothing to her support,
and states he gave her property of
sufficient value to provide for her
for several years.
Foreclosure Ordered
In the money, foreclosure, ETC.,
case of Floyd Hendershot ct al, find
ing of the court is for plaintiff
against Floyd Hendershot and J. M.
Davis, for $1,O32.96. and for cost of
suit. Foreclosure Of mortgage is or
dered, and order for sale, unless
said amount is paid within five days.
io inf Of
from date.
Termination of Trust
In the case Of D. S. Butler ct al,
heirs of John Butler, deceased, VS..
the board of education of Bloom
township, for construction of will,
finding of the court is that trust is
terminated, and order for distribu-
ton to heirs BY the will of John
Butler, he left $665 as trust fund,
proceeds to go to certain school dis
tricts of Bloom township, so long as
school was held there. Since those
school districts no longer exist, heirs
of John Butler brought suit, claim
ing that the sum should now go to
the heirs, since the trust had ter
minated, and the court held for the
heirs.
Case Settled
The money, ETC., case OF Central
Credit Agency of Newark, o., VS..
CHLOE Brown of Rose Farm, has
been settled and costs paid. Peti-
tion is dismissed.
Action for Divorce
Eva Faye Bell files suit for di-
vorce against Robert Bell, on
ground of extreme cruelty. They
were married July 10, 1920. at
Newport, KY. and have four chill
dren. Plaintiff states that defend
ant has frequently become intoxi-
Gated, at~which time he las cursed,
beat and abused plaintiff, called her
vile and indecent names, in the pres
ence of their minor children; that
he has struck, beat and abused
plaintiff, with his fists; kicked her
CONTINUED on page eight)
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1933-05-25
Kathryn Sharp's Engagement
Announced

DR.. and Mrs. L. e. Sharp an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter Miss Kathryn Sharp, to
Lieut.. Jno. A. Mcfarland, U. S. A.
Miss Sharp who graduated from M.
& M, is a senior in dietetics, at Ohio
State university; is member of the
Chi Omega sorority, and is promi-
nent' in campus activities. Lieut..
McFarland's home Is at Occur d.
Alene, idaho. He graduated from
West Point, in the class of 1927,
and has been an officer in the mill
tary department OF Ohio State uni
versity. Sunday he was sent to
Camp Knox, KY, on reforestation
matters, and later will probably be
sent to the western coast. The date
OF the marriage Is not set.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1933-05-25
Mrs. Rachel Miller Sears Dies

The death of Mrs. Rachel Miller
Sears, of the west side, whose i'll
ness had been noted at different
times, occurred Saturday morning
at 10 O'Clock, at her home. She
was 83 years of age. Her husband
who was James F. Sears, died about
five years ago. They were the par
ents of three daughters, one Of
whom, Eva May, died in childhood.
The daughters surviving are Mrs.
Roselma Miller of the home and
Mrs. Clark Harris, of the west side.
Mrs. Sears also leaves one sister,
Mrs. Lizzie McPeak who resides in
Montana, and two half sisters, Mrs.
VIM. Pierce of Waterford, and Mrs.
John Forshey, also of Washington
county. The deceased had been a
member Of the Wolf Creek Church
of Christ, since early life.
After short funeral services at the
home Monday, the body was brought
to McConnelsville, and further SER
vices were held at 2 O'Clock, at the
Church of Christ, Seventh street,
conducted by Elder J. III. Gallagher.
Burial was made in Malta cemetery.
Music for the funeral was furnish
d by Mrs. Riley Price, Mrs. ]. w.
Macklem, Mrs. Fred Barkhurst, and
Mrs Edsel Miller, who sang as dou-
BILE duets-'Rock of Ages" death
Is Only a Dream" and tThe East
ern Gate' Pail bearers, all rela-
tives of the deceased, were Messrs.
John A. Sears, Hammond Burton,
Herbert and James Harris, and Lin
coin and Wayne Wilson.
Herbert and James Harris, above
mentioned, are grandsons Of Mrs.
Rachel Sears. Miss Marie Harris
who is a student at Ohio university,
Athens, is her granddaughter, and
she also leaves a great granddaugh-
ter, who is the daughter Of James
Harris.
Among outside persons present at
Mrs. Sears funeral, were Mrs. Thos.
Hamilton of Chauncey; Mrs. Hull
Kittle, Miss Ruthanna Kittle, Gous-
ter. John Forshey and son, Lower
Salem; Mr.. and Mrs. Levan, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hammond Burton, Mrs. Jessie
. King. Marietta; Mrs. Delbert Doan,
Devol's Dam; Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Pierce, Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth
Kearns and son, Waterford; Floyd
Pierce, Beverly; DR.. and Mrs. Her
bert Harris, Dayton; Miss Marie
Harris, Athens.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1933-05-25
Donald McMu1ray To Wed

Sundays Columbus JournaI-Dis-
patch carried the picture of Miss
Ellen Wiley, and announcement OF
her engagement to J. Donald Nc
Murray of Columbus. Mr.. McMur-
ray is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Err
nest McMurray of Columbus, and
grandson of Mr.. and Mrs. J. w.
Cunningham of this place, and OF
Henry McMurray of East Bloom.
Miss Wiley is junior student at
Ohio State university; is member
of Pi Beta Phi sorority, Chimes
honorary society for junior women.
Mr.. McMurray holds good position
with the state budget department.
The wedding will be an event OF
July.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1933-05-25
ERIC DOUGAN PASSES THE
WEST POINT EXAMINATION

Eric Dougan of this place receiv-
ed word Tuesday from the. West
Point examinations he took several
months ago, that he has passed
them-both the mental and physi-
cal, unconditionally. This means
that on July 1st of this year he will
enter West Point for four years,
following which he will spend at
least four more years IN the q. S.
army. DOugan is the only son of c.
E. Dougan and the late Anna Floyd
Dougan. He graduated with honors
from M. e NJ high school. He has
had three years at Ohio State uni
versity, and now is but 10 years OF
age. So far as we can recall, he
will be the third ''West Pointer"
from Morgan county. The first was
the late Col. Cloman of Deavertown,
and the other, Walter Donahue OF
this place.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1933-05-25
Rural Carriers OF District
Hold Annual Meet

Mr.. and Mrs. n. B. Hooper at
tended the annual meeting Of the
rural mail carriers and their fami-
lies of the counties of the Fifteenth
Congressional district, held at the
Washington county fair grounds
Sunday Others going from this
section were Mr.. and Mrs. G. b.
Peck, Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Maier, Edi-
son Blackburn and F. 0. McInturf.
About 800 persons in all were pres
ent. w. G.. Armstrong OF Niles,
Mich, president of the National
rural carriers association, was the
guest OF honor. Atty q. r. Folger
Of Marietta was also on the speak
ing program. Mr.. Louis Parish Of
Sharon, president Of the district
rural carriers association, presided
at the meeting.
Al sumptuous dinner was served
at noon, and a fine social time was
enjoyed.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1933-05-25
Local Pupils In State Contest

Among the individual winners
from M. C M. high school. who were
entered in the state scholarship con-
test held Saturday at Columbus,
were Paul H. Heron, fifth in gen.
eral science; w. Dean Ca'land, fifth
in physics: Francis Robinson, fifth
in French I; Frances H. Smith,
fourth, French III, and Eunice
Maier, fifth, American history; Rob-
ert Christie, eighth, Latin, II; Jane
Kennard. tenth. world history.
M. & M. high school received hon.
orable mention. Frances Smith
ranked eighth among all the senior
girls in the state, in the senior
scholarship examination.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1933-05-25
Death Of Wayne Shriyer

Wayne, 10 year old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Floyd Shriver, of near Emery
school house, died this morning at
O'Clock, of leakage of the heart.
His mother, before marriage, was
IRA Peck. Besides his parents he
is survived by two brothers and
three sisters. Funeral arrangements
are not complete.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1933-05-25
Decoration Services At MountvilIe

On Tuesday, May 30, memorial
and decoration services will be held
at Mountville. Beginning at 1880,
the gathering will be held at the
church. At IL O'Clock, the Ameri-
can Legion of Glouster will be pres
ent to conduct services, and the dec
oration Of graves will take place.
There will be community dinner
at noon. In the afternoon there
will be addresses by different per-
sons, among them Judge w. HI.
Leeper of Marietta. 1t is hoped
that there may be a large turnout OF
the people to participate in the SER
vices Of the day.