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Evening star., 1934-10-14

GIRL. neat, colored, wants days work;
city ref 2317 Ontario rd. NV. Ad 1888.
GIRL. colored. wants part or full time
or days work; with city ref. Col. 12S7-J.
GIRL, neat, reliable, for morning work OF
kind
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GRADUATE NURSE. companion. care of
motheTless child, Semi-invalid; references
Any reasonable salary accepted. Address
Box LOSE. Star ofice. IA"
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GIRL, nice. willing to work, general house
! work or help mother with baby. Sally
| Wimbush. Ais L st. NV
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GIRL. neat, light, desires clean bachelors
apartment or light housework. Phone
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WANTED-LADY WITH CAR. ASSIST AN
other lady: home-cooked dinner boxes. de-
iivered: four hours daily, no investment.
Nice proposition. Address Box 260-E. Star
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COUPLE WITH LARGE DETACHED HOME,
Shepherd Park, near Walter Reed, desire
couple to room and board. or will board
and give mothers own personal attention
TO children. AL home privileges. Georgia
Evening star., 1934-10-14

EXPERIENCED NURSE. OFFERING MOTH
er's care. will board infant or young child.
Large yard. healthful surroundings. Shep-
herd o011-J
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SITUATIoN-DoMESTIc.

WOMAN. white. place to 90 South, child's
nurse. general worker; good cook; refer
ences. Address Box 166-D. Star once.
WOMAN. refined. educated. middle age,
excellent cook; neat and clean; experi-
enced home worker. Address Box 7-E.
Star office
WOMAN. colored. wishes days work
Call Decatur 3995-M.
WOMAN. colored. wants general house,
work or cooking; good city reference. Call
or write l227 Harvard st. NV.
WOMAN. colored, day or half day work. or
apartment TO clean; best reference. Phone
Decatur 3541.
WOMAN wants work Of any kind. cooking.
laundry. address 1909 st. NV. Phone
Fotomae 4761-J.
WOMEN. colored Ctwo) desire days work.
wash to bring home or part-time work.
Reference. Phone Lincoln 6S79-W.
YOUNG COLORED MAN desires permanent
position as tanitor and chauffeur. 613 K
st. s.w.. or call Metropolitan 20S4.
YOUNG COLORED WOMAN wants evening
work Of any kind; ref. 2110 Leroy pl. NV.
Phone North 1865.
YOUNG LADY. white desires position as
Address BOX 307-E. Star ONCE.
YOUNG LADY. German, seeks situation as
companion; excellent references. willing to
travel. Address v. Lampka. 81 oregon
ave. Halethorpe. Md.
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AGED OR INVALIDS GIVEN BEST or
care in modern nursing home, first floor
room available. Large porches. Special
attention to diets. Phone Adams 1892. or
2737 Cathedral ave
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

about october II. want 2 passengers. For
details. call at 1457 Harvard st. NV.
LADY. EXPERT DRIVER. GOING TO
senger to share expenses; references eX-
changed. Address Box 29S-E. Star oface.
COUPLE DRIVING LINCOLN SEDAN TO
Miami, Oct. 21. can take 3 passengers.
Phone MR.. BURGAN. Falls Church Us.
DRIVING TO CHICAGO TUESDAY. OCT.
16. returning week later, would like 2
passengers, share expenses. Adams 9456-R.
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THIS IS GOOD.

Apply room 21O at 33OS 14th st. NV,
from 10 till = beginning Mon.), for special
work with future. Prefer neat men over
30 years No peddling or sampling. Per-
Sonal interview only PAY weekly.
Evening star., 1934-10-14

AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC. mostly truck
work. Must be steady, reliable, dependable
man. Give age, experience, and reference.
Address Box 472-D, Star ONCE
BUS BOY, colored. Must be experienced.
Leonards Restaurant, corner Maryland
ave and H st ne.
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PARTY LEAVING FOR CALIFORNIA OC-
tober 27 wishes some one to share eX-
ppnSeS lincoln nO4n-W
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BELP-MEN.

ASSISTANT ADVERTISING MANAGER
Baltimore dept. store wants thro lghly ex-
perienced young man. proficient at layout,
who can take complete charge when adver-
tising manager is away. Moderate salary
and a promising future. Write in detail
and in confidence Send samples. State
salary desired. Address Box 292-E, Star
office.
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DRIVIN GTO CHICAGO OCTOBER 10th,
can accommodate two people. Call Georgia
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CULTURED SOUTHERN GENTLEWOMAN,
middle aged, seeks position in a refined
home where her services as companion
and excellent seamstress will be appreci-
ated; a person competent to be left in
charge Of home If owner travels. Best ref
erences. Address BOX 259-E. Star ofhce.
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LEAVING FOR MIAMI. FLA. WEDNESDAY
morning. American Legion Convention; de
luxe car; room for three; share expenses;
references exchanged. Address Box 2s4-E.
Star Office 15'
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$50 TO S1OO a WEEK.

DIRECT LEADS.
Baltimore firm opening office here has
openings for several high-type sGlesmen
who have successfully sold lntangibles. Sc
curities, etc.
Men selected will undergo three days
intensive training, and then average $50
to 500 weekly through our unusual CO.
operation. For personal interview. write,
giving experience. age telephone. Address
Box 165-E Star ONCE
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be experienced. An
Swer by letter. stating experience. Address
Box B-E Star office.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.
(CnnfinuAd !
Learn Beauty Culture.

speciaI offer: SiGo COMPLETE COURSE
zinc. tools). SS5. II enrolled this month.
Easy terms. Positions secured for gradu-
ates. Live model practice; day and eve
ming classes Start any time.
MODERN SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULTURE.
655 Earle Bldg,
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The rate under heading OF Per-
sonal is 3 cents per line additional
to the regular line rate.
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DON'T DISCARD YOUR WORN HATS
Each Mollo. creation is formulated to
So so. Satisfaction assured. Personal Mt
tings. Models to choose from. New hats
to order, S3.95 up Ruth Mollohan. for
merly with Madame Ash. '1Ol1 H st. NV.
2nd floor Phone District 9656
Evening star., 1934-10-14

LADIES ALTERATION SHOP. MARGARET
E. Wagner. formerly with woodward 81
Lothrop, 1116 G st. NV. 2nd floor: Met.
06S4. DresSmaking tailoring and altering.
Coats and dresses made TO order. Your ia.
vorite old dress made into new model.
FurS remodeled cleaned and glazed.
Evening star., 1934-10-14

CHRISIMAS CAND ShLESFE EOrLE: Or,,
HERE'S EASY MONEY. Our THREE
Way MOTHER -OF-PEARL. LEATHER.
ETTE and PARCHMENT Christmas cards
are captivating entire country. 81 folders
with PEARL GIFT BOX. costs you 80
least $500: BONUS for producers. Also
names imprinted. Get the BEST. Gift
wrappings and everyday assortments IN
mot free). Silver Swan Studios. 154
Nassau ST New York
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MILLINERY-HATS HAND BLOCKED,
remodeled, 81 to $3.50. Rachel NJ. Berry
8 yrs. with julius Garfnckel & Co. 1906
N ST Ant 25 2nd a Phone Dist 6Slh.
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CONTRACT BRIDGE INSTRUCTIONS
Afternoon and evening classes. Reason
able. Open games. 25c. 1922 18th st.
NV. Apt. liz. Phone Potomac 1852.
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YOUNG MAN WANTS TRANSPORTATION
to Florida in exchange for driving: fair
mechanical knowledge. excellent driver.
References. Phone Emerson O945.
DESIRE 2 PASSENGERS CHICAGO OR
Cedar Rapids. week October 2Sth. Address
BOY IQI-E
Evening star., 1934-10-14

MOTHER WITH TWO SMALL BOYS DE-
sires room and board in nearby Virginia,
Address Box 243-E Star Office
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WANTED--EXCELLEN COOK FOR SMALL,
boarding house: pref. but not necessarily
vegetarian. Address Box 245-E. Star once.
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GOING TO MIAMI WEDNESDAY OR
Thursday; can accommodate two men.
Address Box 269-E Star ofice. 15'
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THEATER ROOF, 1920 16th-MASQUER-
ade theatrical costumes for hire and
made to order. Makeup artist. Col. 9400.
I DO PAINTING. PAPERING. FLOORS RE-
finished. walls, windows. house cleaning,
roof and house repairing, odd Jobs, by
hour, day. or estimate. Call BEN. North
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WANTED-FEW STRICTLY VEGETARIAN
business district. Address Box 246-E. Star
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LADY DRIVING LOS ANGELES BEFORE
Nov 1st can take two; references ex-
changed. Call Pot. 6137 before 10 a m.
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LOU LANGLOTz' STUDIOS OF PROFESS
sional stage and ball room dancing. Pri-
vate and class lessons. 1920 10th st. NV.
Phone Columbia 9400.
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PERSONAL.

DRIVING TO AKRON. OHIO. LAST OF
sengers all or part way Adams 3s39-R.
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REDUCNG-6 TREATS. SIS: REMOVES
net bath, elec. treat. North 620S. 1918 N st.
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THREE PASSENGERS WANTED SHARE
round-trip expense to Chicago; new Buick;
leaving Wednesday noon, 18th, returning
early following Monday. Address Box
2l0-E, Star Office
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SITUATION-DOMEsTIC.

q SIHi1AsMsBERMAIR HAN and waitress. colored. or
4349-J. Call between l and z.
CHAUFFEUR or ,heuseman. colored boy;
James Brown. 712 Morton st. NV 15s
COLoRED GIRL desires Job as maid in
doctor or dentists Office or as child's
nurse. Call Atlantic 546S.
COLORED WOMAN wants work as cook or
pFht pbad. hGouIseTork; GsII Best references. 412
COLORED-Honest high school girl wishes
a little. Call Potomac 1647.
COLORED neat Virginia girl wishes work
O. eotno any kindj S51 al day or part time. Phone
CoLoRED GIRL wishes Job as hotel maid
Phone Potomac 2515.
COLQRED WOMAN, young. wants work Of
any kind. 1217 T st. NV.
COLORED GIRL wishes work as general
houseworker. whole or part time. Please
call North 0574-W.
COLORED GIRL wants work: no laundry:
part or whole; ref. Phone Lincoln 5631-J.
SS0LoRED GIRL wants work as mothers
NV. Phone Columbia 2103-w.
COLORED GIRL. ref. wants work for Mon.
wed. or Thursday evenings. 1874 10th
st. NV.
NOLOnED G1ftI wants general n0uSeW0rK,
city reference: stay nights. Metropolitan
1851.
CoLORED. willing worker. wants part or
fnHi1-tlme naa1 york; good references. Phone
COLORED GIRL wishes general housework
or part time; references. Adams 6997.
COLORED GIRLS (2) want general house,
work. or work of any kind Call Potomac
2SS7-J. or 1913 9Th st. NV.
COLORED GIRL neat, wishes part time
or days work; city ref. 1401 N. J. ave.
NV.
SE;1I0}REaR5 S;1.S}R nay WOMAN wants 2 days work.
Evening star., 1934-10-14

ETEAMFITTER-Reas and reliable
party with knoWledge Of steamfttinf
1000 y NV.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1934-06-21
Tabor

Miss Ethel Burt, nurse, of Ak
ron, spent last week with her
brother, Ernest Burt and family.
Misses Mildred and Mary Ann
Kellerman visited recently with
their sister. Mrs. Russell Northrop'
and family.
Jesse YarnelIs attended the
Shuster reunion Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Mcklbben
spent the week end at halph tut
ties.
The following children and
grandchildren spent Sunday at Rop-
ert Wymers: Mr.. and Mrs. George
Wymer and daughters Hazel, DOT
othy and Nina, Mr.. and Mrs. WIZ
Wymer, Mr.. and Mrs. Herb Wymer
and sons Vernon, Doris. Don and
Dana Lee, Mr.. and Mrs. Everett
Newburn, and Mr.. Geo. Yarnell'
Mrs. Gusta Lane is visiting with
her daughter, Mrs. Fred Price, ana
family.
Sunday school at Tabor each
Sunday at 10 o'clock. Everyone
invited
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1934-06-21
North Bristol

Mrs. Sarah Porter who has been
ill for several months is gradually
growing weaker.
A large number from here at
tended children's day exercises at
Mt. Carmel, some also going to
McKendree, and report fine pro-
gram at each place.
The ice cream supper was at
tended by large crowd. Proceeds
amounted to $24.5O.
w. C. Macklem and family made
a business trip to GAINESVILLE, Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Barclay and
daughter Ruth, Miss Marjorie Bar
clay and Mrs. Jane Scott Of Duncan
Falls visited with friends here Sat
urday and Sunday, and attended
the ice cream supper.
The Women's Missionary society
meets this Wednesday at the home
of Dora Campbell.
Visitors at the Ode Tilden home
Sunday, were DR.. Chas. Ross and
daughter Renna of Alliance; Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. McGrath, Mrs. Alice
Blazer and Mr. Kenneth McGrath
of Lancaster; Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil
Shilling of Columbus, and Mr.. and
Mrs. w. C. Spillman.
Robert Beatty has employment as
rodman with a surveying gang in
Muskingum valley. He is located
at present in GAINESVILLE.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1934-06-21
White Pigeon

L. O. Snearly and Mary Merrill
spent Thursday at Jack Johnson's,
at Brokaw. James Longfellow was
a caller in this neighborhood re-
Gently. Lawrence McInturf who
has been repairing his barn, has
the work pretty well completed. :.
Lawrence Best of 0. S. U. is spend
ing his vacation at home. Mr.. and
Mrs. Murray James are spending a
few weeks with Mr.. James people,
and other relatives. . Mr.. and Mrs
2. D. Niceswanger of GAINESVILLE
spent Sunday at John McInturf's. !.
J. r. Best and family were Sunday
visitors of Earl Daniels and family
at Sharpsburg. Mr.. and Mrs. B. B.
Marshall and Mr.. and Mrs. Larmer
Marshall of Winter Haven, Fla,
Floyd McInturf and family of New
Philadelphia. Merlyn McInturf and
family of Sugar Grove. d. w. Lew
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1934-06-21
Wesley Chapel

Mrs. Elmer Harris had the mis-
fortune TO catch her foot IN wire
and fall, breaking her ankle in the
joint She is resting as well as
could be expected, owing to the ser
iousness of the break. Mrs. Nora
Maxwell is caring for her.
Mrs. Grace Robb and daughter
Beatrice Of GAINESVILLE are spending
the week with Mrs. Robb's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. T. L, Sines.
Mr.. Dennis Daley was very pleas
antly surprised Sunday, when sew
eral relatives came in tc remind
! him Of his birthday anniversary. A
/ basket dinner was enjoyed. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. James
Daley, Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Daley
and two children, Mr.. and Mrs,
Fred Daley and daughter Jean, all
of Athens; Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Ep-
ley and children Earl, Louella and
Wayne, near Eagleport. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Daley and daughter
Mary, Mr.. and Mrs. Eliza Vorhies,
Mrs. Lizzie Daley and son Charles
Daley, Mrs. Edna Daley and chill
dren Bessie, James and Frank, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Daley and
children Kenneth, Melvin, Helen
and Willard.
Mrs. Barbara Derwacter is spend
ing the week with Mrs. J. l.. Shill-
ing of McConnelsville.
Miss Jennie Henderson is slight
ly improved to what she was
week ago. It is Miss Louise CraW-
ford that is caring for her instead
of Florence as we stated last week
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Reicker and
two daughters Of Cambridge, spent
Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Reick-
er's aunt, Mrs. Elmer Harris. Mrs.
Harris has had a large number OF
other callers
Mrs. Charles Johnson of Philo
has been spending a few days with
her father. Mr.. Robert Chambers.
Miss Opal Wallace, Miss jose
phine Newman, Mr.. Howard Rob
erts and Mr.. Russell Roberts, all of
GAINESVILLE, were dinner guests at
John Dailey's. last Thursday.
On account of whooping cough IN
this community, there will not be
any children's day services at Wes-
ley Chapel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Darl Dugan and
children were Sunday afternoon Wis
itors at Herman Bones, near Melgs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Walker and
baby were Sunday afternoon and
supper guests of T. E. Sines'.
Miss Mary Daley went with Fred
Dailey's to Athens, Sunday evening
for visit with relatives.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1934-06-21
Page Seven

! to his illness with pneumonia, Mr..
Falls had been in about his usual
| health, and able to get around and
/ look after his customary affairs.
He had reached the advanced age
of IS years, six months and q
days.
Mr. Falls was born near Palos in
Athens county. He taught school
several years in his early life, be-
ginning at the age of IT years.
March I, 1877, he was married to
Xarissa Bishop, sister Of Charles
Bishop. Her death occurred three
years ago Mrs. Falls grandfather
Granser Bishop was the founder OF
Bishopville. He purchased 1900
acres of land. The home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Falls was on part of the orig
inal Bishop farm-the farm still
being carried on the county rec
ords. in the name of Bishop. Ira l..
Falls was for seven or eight years
engaged in the store business at
Mountville, his brother James being
in partnership with him a short
time there. He had been resident
of Bishopville and about ST years.
Probably 43 years of that time he
conducted general store there,
and for about 80 years he was post
master there He retired from the
store business about two years ago.
Mr.. Falls was one of six children,
and was the last of the immediate
family Of children, living to the
most advanced age. He leaves
three daughters-Mrs. Nora Kittle,
wife of Fred Kittle of Athens; Mrs.
Kate Cook of Cleveland, and Mrs.
Helen Chapman of Coolville. He
also leaves ten grandchildren. His
two sons, deceased, were Ray and
Herbert Falls, and a daughter, de-
ceased, was Mrs. Cora Kittle. Mrs.
Ethel Mcdonald of Troy, O., is his
half sister.
Funeral services for Mr.. Falls
were held June u, at his late resi-
dence. conducted by Rev. Reed j.
Downs of Athens. Burial was made
al PishOpyille
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1934-06-21

ellyn of Pennsville, Frank Strahl
and family, Everett McInturf and
wife, Fred Davis and wife and
Helen Llewellyn and Ernest McIn-
turf and family of the twin cities
and Cyd McInturf and family, were
Sunday evening dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Scott. Nina
Zumbro spent the week end at
home. Leonard Earich is hauling
gravel for Norman Scott. Carlos
Coulson and Alice EcInturf spent
Sunday at Marietta. Mrs. Alice
Drake and daughter Agnes and
Chester NORM and family attended
a birthday dinner Sunday at En-
bree park, in honor of Mrs. Julia
Hough. Russell McElfresh and
daughter Barbara Jean of Delaware
were Sunday callers at Mrs. Lydia
Parsons Mr. and Mrs. Russell
Parsons of Fairmont, w. Va, spent
the week end at Mrs. Lydia Par
sons. James Roberts of Columbus
spent last week at A. K. Rldgley's.
Mrs. Geddes who has heen help
ing at A. K. Ridgley's left recently
to spend a few days at home. While
at home her son met with very
painful accident by injuring his
eye, and had to be taken to Ma
rietta hospital. Mr.. and Mrs. Rus
sell Parsons, Mrs. Coral Parsons,
Mrs. Lydia Parsons and Mrs. Name
McElfresh made a trip recently
through Corning and Burr Oak
where Mrs. Lydia Parsons called on
a brother and sister, who are both
in very poor health.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1934-06-21

Mrs. Mary GibIin and daughter
Alta returned to their home at New
ark, Friday.
Miss Audra Scott spent a few
days last week with Mr.. and Mrs.
, Clarence Scott and Vahna Rardin.
Mrs L. V. Rardin spent from
Wednesday until Saturday with her
daughter Marjorie, at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Bachelor, at
GAINESVILLE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Zsmbro and
daughter Marian, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Williamson, all of Chesterhill; Muir
ray Geddes, Eugene Mercer and Mr..
and Mrs. Alvin Mercer spent Sum
day with Clarence Scott's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Riley Daugherty,
Mrs Anna Geddes, Mrs. C. E. Ged-
des and daughter Emma Laura
spent Tuesday in Marietta.
Miss Ruth Cain is visiting at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Harlan
Mills.
Death of Jesse Lightner
jesse E. Lightner died at the
Jennie Edmunson Memorial hos
pital, Council Bluffs, Ia. June IT.,
and was buried in the Magnolia
grave yard near his home, Monda-
min, Ia He was born near Stock
port, May 13, 1868. His parents
Lee and Elizabeth Lightner. died in
his early childhood. He is surviv-
ed by one sister, Jennie Hayes, and
numerous friends of this vicinity
and Mondamin, Ia, where he had
resided for 30 some years. No one
knows but those who benefited by
it, how broad was his charity, or
how ready was his helping hand;
not even his closest friends knew
the extent of his benefcence.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1934-06-21
Lightner Ridge
Emmett Geddes Loses Eye

Emmett Geddes met with a pain
full accident Thursday. While do
ing some carpenter work, a nail
glanced and struck him in the right
eye. He was taken to Marietta to
specialist. At first he thought he
could save the eyeball, but infec-
ton set in and they removed the
eve Sunday morning. This makes
the second accident of this kind IN
this vicinity, recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray McKibben
spent Sunday with Ransom Lane
and family.
Mr. and Mrs. O. G. Wallace and
daughter Lavon of Stockport spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Lawson
Carr.
Samuel Patterson of Reedy, w.
Va, came Monday for an indefinite
stay with his sister, Mrs. Sybil
Geddes.
Donald Daugherty and Miss Ada
Fay Winnings of Marietta spent
Sunday with Riley Daugherty's.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1934-06-21

cards.
Mrs. j. l.. Patterson and son Irv.
ing, of Defiance, are visiting rela-
tives in this locality.
Miss Carrie Walker succeeds Miss
Margaret Gray as clerk at the G.. E.
Fisher music store.
C. H. Dye and wife of Convoy, O..
recently returned from California
While there they met a number of
former Morgan county people,
among them Mr.. and Mrs. D. L.
Hutchinson, Alex Conn and j. @.
Seng and family. Mr. Dye says his
old friend David Hutchinson is we'll
pleased with southern California.
Elder J. H. Pennell is ill with ty-
phoid fever.
Mrs. Rebecca Casedy left for a
visit with her daughter, Mrs. Otto
Kinney, at Middletown.
Misses Margaret Gray and Mar
guerite McNutt leave June % for
Athens, to take a course at the
state normal school.
Capt S. G. Durbn of Culver
Military academy. has arrived here
for a short visit with his parents.
He will be an instructor in the
summer school ut Culver.
The golden wedding celebration
of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Wilson of
the west side, June 9, was a de-
lightful affair. About 60 persons
were present.
Mr.. Will Havener has arrived in
Malta and will visit his cousin Mrs
S. N. Manly. He travels for a Bos-
ton firm, but will spend the sum-
mer at his home in California. He
leaves June "a for Los Angeles
where he and his sister Mrs. Anna
Bartlett reside.
Hiel D. Miller of Pittsburgh is
visiting here.
Stark county votes on local op-
ton July 10. Canton is the coun-
ty seat.
Mrs. Mary E. Baker Coulson
died June 13, 1909, in her 84th
year. She was the widow of Jesse
Coulson They were the parents of
five children-Austin A., Charles B.,
Eliza J. Cope, Laura A Merrick
and Chastina A. Huntington. The
last named died April Is, 1890.
Mrs. Coulson made her home with
her daughter Mrs. Cope the last
four years. During the preceding
IA years her home was in McCon-
with her sister Mrs
Amanda Stanton.
Ivan Tannehill who is home from