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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-06-02
ASSOCIATION PITCHERS KNOCK
POINTS OFF BATTING AVERAGES
Webb, Brewer SIugger, Holds
Lead in Parade; Hauser
Has % Aomers

Chicago, June 2.-(AP)-American
Association pitchers knocked off per-
centage points from batting averages
by the job lot during the past week,
but Earl Webb of Milwaukee stayed
in front in the race for hitting hon
orS.
Unofficial averages through games
OF Thursday show that while Webb's
mark slumped ~ points from a week
ago. he was still hitting 40 to lead
the parade. Buzz Arlett. newcom-
Ell to the Minneapolis Miller ranks,
started with an average OF 1895 for 10
games with his teammate, Hargrave,
third with .377. A week ago the UNI
official averages OF the circuits 10
leading hitters ranged from 1862 to
Webb's .437. through Friday, the
range was .346 to 40.
The other leaders in hitting were
Wright, Minneapolis. .374; Rosenberg,
Indianapolis. $40: Rensa, Milwaukee,
$50: Todt, st. Paul, 357; Bedore, In
dianapolis, 1855; Kloza, Milwaukee,
.346: and Hauser. Minneapolis, .346.
Minneapolis took the lead in team
hitting with an unofficial mark of
$40 as Milwaukee. last weeks leader,
fell off nine points to .306.
Individual leaders in various hit
ting departments we're:
Hauser-51 runs. 100 total bases, %
home runs Give more than q week
ago., and 81 runs batted in.
Webb and Wright of Minneapolis
tied with the leading number of hits
with So each.
Gullic, MilWaukee-19 doubles.
Radcliffe, Louisville, eight triples.
Almada, Kansas City. II stolen
bases.
Hockett of Kansas City lost his first
game Of the season during the past
week, so the veteran Jess Petty OF
Minneapolis took the lead with seven
victories and one defeat as against
six and one for Hockett.
st. Paul led In team fielding with
q 1913 mark.
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Bismarck to Dedicate Park in Twin Bill With House of David
Gehrig, With 1889 Games, PIunges
Into Tenth Year With Yank Team
Philadelphia Trims New YORK.
1o.5; Braves Win IS.
Inning Contest

(0y Inc A000C18tS0 xIOO0I
Henry Louis 0ehrig plunged into
his tenth year Of uninterrupted base.
ball service With the New York Yank.
ees Saturday. It was on June l, 1925,
that Lou, who hadn't been away from
the Columbia campus for long, vas
sent into the Yankee lineup.
And 0ehrig IS still there after nine
years and 1850 ball games.
Lou couldn't do much Friday to Gel.
citrate the anniversary as the YankS
took q 1915 trimming from Pfiladel-
phia. He made one hit and knocked
In one run.
The Detroit Tigers downed Chicago
81. Cleveland, the league leader. was
rained out at st. Louis.
The Boston Red sox walloped the
Senator's, 1871.
Pittsburgh gave the Cards . 4-3 set
back.
The Braves had to 90 is innings In
the longest National League game Of
the season to beat Brooklyn 81.
The Giants beat the Phillies 4.3.
Chicago,s Cubs downed the Reds 3
to /.
hx1ONA0 A6A0O6
Terry Wins for Giants
Philadelphia $50. O20 600 100-3 2
New York ...... 0l0 00l 00l-4 II o
barrow and Todd: Luque, Hubbeu
and banning, Richards.
Pirates Beat Cards
st. Louis ...... 600 OlO 020-3 8 l
Pittsburgh 49,. 600 100 003- 3 Z
Hallahan and v. Davis; Birkofer.
Hoyt and Padden.
Hartnett hits Homer
Chicago ........ 600 600 OILS Z o
Cincinnati 49,. olo 600 0oo-l 81
Weaver and Hartnett; Frey and
O'Fhrrell.
Braves Win l6-Inning Tut
Brooklyn 500 600 O02 600 900 OF IS 1
Boston 100 900 060 900 600 Is II 1
Munns, Carroll, Herring and Berries.
sukeforth: Elliott, Mangum, Smith,
Belts and spohrer.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Tigers Drop White sox
Detroit ......... O0l 100 co.'s . Z
Chicago ........ 600 900 Ool-1 8 4
Rowe and Cochrane: Lyons and
Madjeski.
Athletics Outslug Yanks
New York 800. 100 600 DIS S 10 :
Philadelphia ;. 10 OH O2x-l0 II 3
Deshong. Grimes and Dickey; Ma
haffey and Derry.
Boston Wins
Boston ........ 90l 900 030-l3 % :
Washington -. 00l 600 O00-1 %
Pennock and r. Farrell; Crowder.
Russell, McColl and Philips, Berg.
Cleveland ct st. Louis, postponed.
rain.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-06-02
Fights Last Night

Buffalo. n. Y.-Jimmy slattery, ITO,
Buffalo. N. r. knocked out Gus Flu
gel, ITS, Rochester, ca.
Kansas City-Joey Alcanter, 1881,
Kansas City. outpointed Pete Nebt,
1861, Key West, Fla, (l0).
Fort Worth, Texas-Joe Marcus,
III. Portland. Ore, outpolnted Mid
get Mexico. III, = Paso, (l0); Dick
O'Connor, l66, Fort Worth, drew with
Babe Kiser. 1S7, Tulsa, Okla.
San Diego. Cal.-Maxie Rosen-
bloom, 165, New York, outpointed
Dutch Weimer. 100, Tucson. Arizona,
(l0); luou.utls).
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Jimmies Take Ragged
Tilt From Gilkerson's

jamestown, N. D., June 2.-(R-
Jamestown won from the dilkerson's
Onion Giants IN . ragged game ri.
lay night. "a
0ilk9gsonx club led until the sev.
enth, when Perkins hit . home run
with The bases full. which tied the
score. In the ninth, Fred echauer
g0t hit and was brought home By
Dpeds 70 win the game.
JAMESTOWN ...... 201 0l0 O4i-0 II I
04lkefs0nS ..... .0lO 00l Co.'s II l
CaaDel. Davis, Radcliff and Fer
~6oe; HCgt9 an6 1ansom.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-06-02
Yesterdays Stars
(By The Associated Press)

Harry Lavagetto, Pirates-Batted in
two runs. scored winning counter in
ninth inning rally against Cardinals.
Schoolboy Rowe, Tigers - Limited
White Sox to six hits and famed
eight.
Marty McManus, Braves-Drove in
three runs. including winning tally in
Is inning battle with Brooklyn.
Eddie Hogan. Red Sox - Clouted
three doubles and single against Sen
ators.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-06-02
N-R0und Boxing Card
Scheduled at futile

A 24-round boxing card will be
fought in futile Saturday night.
Power House Pressler, Tuttle, and
Carl Berg, Wing, will be featured in
the main event. Preliminaries will
start at $50 p. m.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-06-02
NATIONAL LEAGUE

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Batting - Hendrick, Phillies, .37S:
Leslie, Dodgers, 1873.
Runs-Vaughan, Pirates. a; Klein,
Cubs, 80.
Hits-Moore, IS: Urbanski, Braves,
60.
Home runs-Klein, Cubs, IA; Hart
nett, Cubs, 10.
Pitching-P. Dean. Cardinals. SO;
Farmhouse, Braves, II.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-06-02
NORTHERN LEAGUE
TENNIS FANS MEET

A definite decision regarding the
possible construction Of new courts is
expected to be reached by tennis fans
when they meet at 1880 Monday In
the World War Memorial building.
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at the plate dropped him to .375, while
Leslie, hitting ten out Of %, wound
up two points behind.
/A2ERY
by The Associated Press)
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Including Fridays Games)
Batting - Hemsley, Browns, AIS:
Manush, Senator'S. 800.
Runs-Kuehl, Senators, and Cliff,
Browns, 81.
Hits-Manush, Senators. 81: 'Rey-
nolds. Red Sox, So.
Home runs-Gehrig, Yankees. and
Bonura. White Sox, II.
Pitching - Hudlin, Indians. SO:
Gomez, Yankees, IL.
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Bill Terry. Giants-dis ninth innina
single drove in run that beat Phil
lies.
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Jim Weaver. Oubs-Iinited Rad.
70 stx hits IN mound duel With ~,
ME Frey.
Doc Cramer. Athletics -Nade thru ]
hits and three runs aoainet Yan-s
-
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Louisville $3.50. 900 ITO OIL 5 Is /
Columbus ...... .l01 OIL OOO-4 Q 1
Weinert, Cass and. Erickson; Cross,
Teachout and Gooch.
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Indians Quell Mudhens

II II e
indianapolis -. 900 100 900 4 10 1
Toledo ........ 900 900 001-1 1 2
Turner. Using and sprinz; Larkin.
0undra and DosautelS.
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Colonies Beat Red Birds
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Indians, Brewers
Fight for Second
Milwaukee Trounces Minneap.
oils. 1873; indianapolis
Drops Mudhens, a.

Chicago, June 2-(F|-A battle for
second place In the American Asso-
citation waged furiously Saturday be-
tween the Indianapolis Indians and
the greatly improved Milwaukee
Brewers.
Both clubs won Friday to pick up
3 full game on the leading Minneapo-
lis Milers. who now hold a three and
. half game margin over their rivals.
The Brewers took care Of the Mill
ers IN easy fashion Friday despite the
heat. winning 1913.
Jim Turner Of the Indians turned
In five-hit pitching performance as
indianapolis defeated Toledo, Al.
Pushing over one run in the eighth
ond two more in the ninth, Louisville
came from behind to defeat Colum-
bus. So.
st. Paul collected Is hits, every
player getting one or more. to trounce
Kansas City. Is to S.
Saints Even Series
r H e
st. Paul. $50 4O2 Oo0-l3 Is 1
Kansas City. >. .0lO OO1 col 5 IL 3
Phelps and Fenner: Fullerton; Har-
riss, Crandal1 and Brenzel.
POln Checks Millers
r H e
Minneapolis -. 900 olo ooo-3 S Q
Milwaukee ..013 O34 10x-l2 II o
Starr, Richmond and Hargraye,
Arnold; Polu and Rensa.
La gaceta., 1934-12-17
ABISTNIA AMENAZA CON
INVOCAR Ell CONVENIO
DE LA LIGA

Ginebra, die. 17.-En los
circulos de la Liga de Naciones
Sc teme que 81 mayor preston Sc
ejerce por Italia, Abisinia III
vocara ell conveniO, creando nue.
vas y complicadas dificultadcs.
Temese que la situaci6n pue-
da empeorar ell recuerdo de que
los abisinios derrotaron a TIA
liza en- 1896. Esto condujo a la
caida de Francesca Crispi, ell
precursOs de Mussolini.
Hasta la Russia Soviet ha We
nido interesandose por las dife
rencias italo-abisinicas. Italia
rehusa someter ell asunto a ar
bitraje. Una batalla en- la from
terra de Ethiopia tuvo lugar ell
dia 5 de diciembre, pereciendo
140 soldados. Ell ministro italia
no en- Adds Abeba demanda
una satisfaction Y ademas in
demnizaci6n.
La gaceta., 1934-12-17
ARRESTADO EN- Chicago
UNO DE LOS COMPANEROS
DEL BANDIDO DILLINGER

Chicago, Die. 17.-En ell lado
sur de esta ciudad fue apresado
aver ell bandido Jose Burns, uno
de los companeros del famoso
John Dillinger, a quien Sc rela-
ciona con ell robo de $427, 900 co
metido en- Brooklyn, en- ell mes de
agosto. Burns Sc evadi6 de ia
prisi6n del estado de Indiana,
en- Michigan City, en- septiem :
bre de 1888, con pistolas auto
maticas que Dillinger lie pasara.
En- el apartamento donde lie
detuvieron los inspectores del
I~servicio postal, en- union de su
hermana, Sc encontraron dos
Observation-Disclosures que fueron
identificadas como parte de I'm
eargamento de armas robado
de Varsovia, Indiana. Tambien
Sc encontr6 ell autom6vil bIinda
do que Sc utilizara en- ell asalto
lde Brooklyn.
I'm pedazo de papel reveal
Ique IL individuos tomaron par
tie en- ell famoso atraco de los
'$427, 900.
La sorpresa y arresto Sc pre-
par6 por el jefe de inspectores
postales McWlhorter, de la divi-
sion de esta ciudad, y ell capitan
John Siege.
Ell dinero producto de csc ro-
DO Sc distribuy6 en- IL parties.
Burns no trat6 de hacer resis
tencia.
La gaceta., 1934-12-17
CUBA AL Ola
ULTIMAS NOTICIAS

Habana, die. 17.-Con ex.
traordinaria animation Sc efec-
tuaron aver elecciones en- la A.
sociaci6n de Dependencies del
Concrete. Por primera vez las
mujeres ejercieron ell derecno
a votar.
En- un solar yermo apare-
clio ell cadaver de I'm soldado q
quien Sc identified como Jesus
Cordero, perteneciente a 10 30
division.
LIE aplicaron un tremendc
golpe en- la parte p~osterior de
la cabeza.
-Embarc2 hoy para China
ell vice-presidente de la Camara
de Concrete asiatica de esta Gu
dad, Aver Sc lie obsequi6 con TN
banquete.
-Varias d~enuncias Sc han re
'cibido en- la ACADIA sobre te-
rrenos pertenecientes a la zona
del cementeriO. Esos terrenos
Sc los han apropiado, Illegal
mente, personals que en- elios
edificaron casas, cobrando por
elias crecidos alquileres. Ell mu
nicipio investigara con ell fin de
recuperar esas tierras, que per
tenecen al estado y Sc hallan
comprendidas entire las GALES
% y %.
I'm ciudadano denunci6 a
yer a la policia que Angela Via,
.conocida por la China, Sc ded:-
Ca a comprar ninas de Is amos
para dedicarlas a la mala vida.
La China act1a ahora en- ell pue
bio de Agramonte. Ingres6 en-
ell vivac.
-Varia scomsones Sc pre-
sentaron en- la secretaria del
trabajo pidiendo la libertad del
ingeniero Nogueira, a quien ell
"batistado" m~antiene injusta-
mente en- la carcel.
La gaceta., 1934-12-17
IOFRECIDO A TOSCANINI
Ell PUESTO D
KI

Florencia, Italia, die. IT,
Al celebre director de oruuesta
Arturo Toscanini, considerable
ctualmente ell mejor del mum
10, lie ha sido ofrecida por tele-
grafo la direction de la orques.
ia sinf6nica de Filadelfia, pa
ra sustituir a LeopoIdo Sto-
kowski. Toscanini dice que dir:
gira 10 conciertos en- New York
despues de enero 10, antes de
resolver TODD 10 relacionado con
la Metropolitan Opera, la or
questa filarmonica de New
York y la sinfonica de Filadel-
fla.
La gaceta., 1934-12-17
DE
DISTRITO DE LA
LEGION AMERICANA

Durante ell dia de aver Sc e
'fectu0 en- esta ciUdad la conven
|ci6n de distrito de Ia Legion A
mericana ,siendo los delegados
huesredes del puesto Marcelo
Gonzalez.
Pasadas las doce del dia Sc
'sirvi6 un opfp3ro aImuerzo en-
ell restaurant Alcazar, situado
en- la Septim9 y Gale 16, presi-
'diendo la mesa los deIegados de
mayor categoria.
Atendi6 galantemente a los
visit ntes un comite presidido
por ell comandante Anthony
.Scaleman y del cual formaban
.parte Milo Leon, Greco, de Gas
tro y otros.
Mientras Sc almorzaba Sc o.
freci6 una demonstration de ca
rioca, tango argentine y rum
ba.
En- ell acto efectuado mas tar
de en- el edificio de los legiona-
rios preside ell Sr. Ira C. Hoy
per, vice-presidente. del estado.
La gaceta., 1934-12-17
INFORMATION
DEL PUERTO

Procedente de Key West y la
Habana arrib6 aver con pasa-
jeros, correspondence y carga
ell vapor americana Cuba, de
la compania Peninsular y Oc-
cidental.
Este vapor saldra hoy, a las
6 de la tarde, retornando a los
puertos de su itinerario.
Con rumbo a Bremen, HAM
burgo y Rotterdam sali6 ell va
por holandes Delfahaven, car
gado de MADEIRA. La goleta in
Iglesa Goldfield con un cargo
mento de MADEIRA parti6 hacia
puertos de Colombia.
La gaceta., 1934-12-17
Ago de tedtrO

Ago de teGtrO
Pocas veces he visto reir tan
to al publico como aver, en- ell
teatro de la Uniones, donde Ia
Sra. Pillar Ramirez Sc luci6 una
vez mas, interpretando el papel
de la esposa agresiva y victima
al mismo TEMPO, en- ell gracioso
sainete "El Sexo Debil". Car
mita Esperanto nos luci6 mas
bonita anoche.
Carmen Ramirez Sc destac6
en- LA Reina Nora. Muy tam
bien Matilde Lopez protagoni5-
ia de esta obra, al igual que Mo
ran, Maseda y ell Montahes. Jua
ma la loca, a cargo de Pillar, fu6
un acierto. Muy gracioso Anto-
Mo Jimenez en- ell escultor.
Ell domingo Sc representara
el gracioso juguete comico
Il Dispense Perico..!
La gaceta., 1934-12-17
Los bales del sdbado

Los bd1tcS del SG0ddO
Parece que ell dinero aumenta
en- los bolsillos y sc multipIlca
en- las fiestas de Pascuas.
En- las primeras horas de Ia
noche solamente unas pareJas
baiIaban en- ell piso alto del
Cfrculo Cubano. Despues de la
media noche empez6 a afluir e]
pdblico, aunque no en- la CAN'T
dad que Sc esperaba. En- su ma
yoria eran americanos.
Los futbolistas de la Univer-
sidad de Tampa, que comenta-
ban ell juego de la tarde, en-
Plant Field, tuvieron frases de
elogio para los atleticos cuba
nos. "Es un gran team, die
ron; saben jugar football. Lo
que les pasa es que estan fuera
de practica. Sus Iltimos touch
downs" fueron magistrates"
Me inform6 ell coach" de los
espartanos que ell dia 81 de este
mes embarcaran para la capital
Guiana a jugar con los anaran-
.jados ell dia de Ano Nuevo.
Magnifica la orquesta de la
Universidad que TOGO los baila-
bles americanos. La Tropical
fu6 muy celebrada por los "crio
Hos del atletico.
Una reception en- honor de
los jugadores del once cubano'
tuvo efecto en- ell salon de sesio-
mes.
Ell Sr. Juan Quesada con pa
labras afectuosas do la bienve-
nida al Club Atletico, EXPIRE
sion que ihizo extensive a los de
la Universidad de Tampa.
La Sra. Zenaida Barcia, Pre-
sidenta de la Secci6n de Damas,
que fue presentada a los juga-
dores de ambos teams tambien
di6 la bienvenida a los futbolis-
tas.
Despues Sc levantaron las CO.
pas brindando por los dos "on-
ces" Y por la confraternidad
de americanos y cubanos.
En- la reception Sc encontra-
ban tambien ell DR.. Inocente AL
varez, Secretario del Partido
lRevolucionario Cubano; ell In
geniero Gustavo Moreno, exSe-
cretario de Obras P1blicas; Sr.
Segundo Curt, ex-Tesorero del
Ayuntamiento de la Habana, Y
Sres. Villanueva y Medina, que
Sc encuentran aqui procedentes
de Miami. Para ellos hubieron
expresiones de carino y admira
ci6n.
La gaceta., 1934-12-17

En- las LOgi0S midas
Aqui imper6 la apreciada
"botella'. Era bale de invita-
ci6n.
Simpaticos muchaehos y j6-
La gaceta., 1934-12-17

cago Tribune en- la capital. Boet
tiger salio para New York, don
de quedara a las 6rdenes, COM
alto empleado, de Will H. Hays
jefe de los productores y distri-
buidores de pelfculas.
Ell periodista no quiso comen
tar ell asunto y en- la Casa Blan-
ca Sc dijo que ella no estaba ALI.
La Sra. Dali Sc divorci6 re :
cientemente de Curtis Dali, I'm
corredor de bolsa, en- Nevada.
La gaceta., 1934-12-17
Sc EVADIO UN LADRON DE
BANCOS


Kissimmee, Die. 17.-Un la
dr6n de bancos, Ebert Croft, Sc
escape de la carcel de aqui y pa
ra la fuga utilize ell autom6vi
de uno de los diputados del She
riff.
Cuando lie perseguian los di-
putados, el autom6vli del ladr6n
sufri6 un accidente en- Winter
Garden, siendo recapturado.
A las dos Ihoras de la evasion
Croft Sc hallaba de nuevo en- la
|carcel y en- una zelda especial.
La gaceta., 1934-12-17
.AUMENTADA LA PAGA A
LOS FERROCARRILEROS

Washington, Die. 17.-De a
cuerdo con un pacto a~probado
en- Ell mes de abril entire los d.
rectores de las empresas Y los
ferroviarios cerca de I'm million
de obreros ferrCcarrileros We :
ran aumentada su paga, ell dia
l de enero, en- 100000 al
Ian0.
Ell aumento que entrara en-
vigor csc dia representa- IN so.
La gaceta., 1934-12-17
QUE ESTA COM
PR0METIDA EN- MATRI-
MONO LA HIJA DEL PRE-
SIDENTE ROOSEVELT

Washington, Die. 17.-Circu
la la noticia de que Anna Dali,
la hija del presidente Roosevelt,
contraera matrimonio con ell pc
riodista John Boettiger, que a.
caba de renunciar ell puesto de
representante del peri6dico Chi
La gaceta., 1934-12-17
Festival de la masicG

Festival de Ia masica
Ell Sr. NJ. L. Price, Director
del Departamento de M1sica dc
la Universidad de Tampa cele-
brara ell Octave Festival de Mi
sica de Florida, los dias Is, &c
y 81 de abril.
Seguira la norma iniciada
por F. H. Spaulding, presiden
tie de la U niversidad, en- ell ano
1926.
La gaceta., 1934-12-17

Embarcan los GndrunjGdos
Hoy salen para Cuba los "ti.
gres' del "Club Atletico de Gu
ba", en- SUI viaje de regreso a la
capital antillana.
Sc prepararan para jugar
con los Espartanos ell dia de
Ano Nuevo.
Sc marchan muy contentos
por las atenciones recibidas.
Adios lie decimos hasta ell afo
que viene.
Cesar RiVer0.
La gaceta., 1934-12-17
SOCIALES

venes Sc dieron eta, en- ell hall
de la Decima avenida " Gale
Is, para bailar en- ell 'Pre-Xmas
Dance del Sunlight Social Club.
La gaceta., 1934-12-17
En- Ia Uai0ne

En- Ia Uai0Re
En- ell salon de la respectable
sociedad italiana, tampoco e!
publico corresponds como Sc es
peraba, apesar de tener buena
mdsica para los bailables.
Willie Rogers fue muy apiau
dido en- ell bale del Tap.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1934-02-08
White Pigeon

Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Snearly spent
Sunday with relatives in New Lex
ington.
Alice McInturf spent the week
end at Archie Hummel's.
Emmett Scott and wife spent
Sunday with Mr.. Scott's mother
Mrs. Scott Butler of Blue Rock
Mrs. Butler who has been suffering
for some time with heart trouble
is some improved.
Helen Llewellyn of McConnels-
vile spent the week end with Mrs
Mildred Scott.
Mrs. Shirley James who has been
suffering with rheumatism, is some
improved.
Friends of this community were
saddened to hear of the serious III
ness Of Mrs Anna Johnson. of Bro
kaw
Mrs. Della James spent last week
with her daughter Mrs Ruth Nice
swanger Of GAINESVILLE. Donald and
Carlos James and Delmar Rouanzoin
spent Saturday night with Mr.. and
Mrs. Niceswanger Of GAINESVILLE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Niceswang-
er of Marietta spent Saturday night
with Fred McInturf's and attended
Mr.. and Mrs. Prices funeral Sun
day.
Lawrence Parsons and family
spent Sunday with Mrs. Lizzie
Ham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Scott, Ev-
erett McInturf and Helen Llewellyn
took Sunday dinner at George Dou-
gan's.
Clara McInturf spent from Tues
day until Friday at home.
Cyd McInturf who had a very
bad cold recently, is improved.
James Daniels spent the week end
at J. r. Best's.
Miss Alta Rouanzoin who assist
ed in the care of Mr. and Mrs Jas
Price, returned to her home Mon
day.
Lulu Abel spent Friday night and
Saturday with Clarice James.
Several from this community at
tended the funerals of Mr.. and Mrs
James Price, Sunday; also funeral
of Mrs. Emma Llewellyn, Monday.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1934-02-08

membership for the coming season.
He has booked his Famous Cadets
in circuit of parks for the coming
season, and they will be con the
road about three months.-Bev-
erly Dispatch.
Miss Alice Mcconnell of Pitts
burgh, who has been here, called by
the illness of her mother, Mrs.
John Willis, returns to her home
next week
Mrs. Florence Moore of Lynch
burg, Va, arrived here Wednesday,
for a visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. James Hartzell
The Malta cannery is now fully
established, and will be a useful
enterprise in the community.
Thomas Harmer has actively en-
tered upon the business Of buying
and selling real estate and carrying
on an up-to-date agency, in McCon-
nelsville
Misses Fannie and Mary Morris
entertained about 40 of their
friends Tuesday afternoon, with a
thimble party.
Tuesday afternoon telegram
was received by James Drake, an
nouncing that his son-in-law James
Martin had died in Great Bennd,
Kan, hospital. He was married
about a year ago to Ercel Drake.
Sunday, Feb. IA, Rev. w. H.
Haverfield, pastor of the McCon-
nelsville M. e. church, will begin
a series of revival meetings. He
will be assisted by Irven D. An
derson of Richmond, O., who will
have charge of the music.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1934-02-08
STATE OF OHIO
DIVISION OF BANKS
CERTIFICATE
THIS IS TO CERTIFY.

THIS Is TO CERTIFY:
WHEREAS. "The Citizens Savings
Bank of "McConnelsville Ohio" and
Citizens National Bank. McConnels-
vile. Ohio, have each filed or caused
to be filed with the Superintendent of
Banks of the State of Ohio, certified
copies of all proceedings had by the
Directors and Stockholders of each
WHEREAS the copies of the pro-
ceedings of the stockholders of each
said Bank set forth that the holders
Of at least two-thirds (2-3) of the
firmative on the proposition of the
transfer Of assets and liabilities from
.'The Citizens Savings Bank" Of NC
Connelsville. Ohio" to Citizens Ma
tional Bank. McConnelsville Ohio.
WHEREAS. the stockholders pro-
ceedings do contain a complete copy
of the agreement between said Banks
with reference to such transfer. and
WHEREAS. the superintendent Of
Banks has caused an examination of
each said Bank to be made and has
determined that the interests of the
depositors. creditors and stockholders
of said ''The Citizens Savings Bank"
tected and that the transfer is made
for legitimate purposes.
NOW. THEREFORE,. the Superin-
tendent of Banks of the State Of Ohio.
III pursuance W Iue dulHOrlty FeSleu
in him by law. hereby consents to
such transfer. same to be effective as
of the close of business January %.
A. D. 1894; and notice thereof shall
be published for a period of four (4)
weeks, beginning on the 25th day of
January. A. d. 1884. in a newspaper
published in the Village of McCon-
nelsville. Ohio. and certified copy
thereof shall be filed with the Su-
perintendent of Banks.
WITNESS my hand and official
seal at the city of Columbus, this
twenty second day Of January, in the
year of our Lord one thousand nine
hundred and thirty-four
I. J. FULTON,
25j4 Superintendent Of Banks.