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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-22
Trinity hn,nae
Plan Breakfast

The local Chapter Of Trinity
College Alumnae .will hold q com.
munlon breakfast on Saturday
morning at Mrs Thorpe's follow.
ing tho s o'clock mass ut tho I'm.
inNculate Conception church, The
aalr In In charge OF Miss Lillian
Manganaro assisted by Mrs Thorn.
W Nolan and Miss Hclon Bellveau.
an MEMBERS of the local chapter
arc planning TO DO IN attendance,
Miss Florence Greenleaf prcsl.
dent of tho Waterbury business a.
Professional Women'a club, an.
nounccs that the bird walk which
was scheduled Tor Fulton park last
evening, viii DO held this evening
instcad. There viii bo n basket
lunch at /; o'clock after which the
bird lovers pf the club will make u
tour of the park to see how many
OF tho birds they can identify.
This IN nm annual feature Of tho
club and each year Ii more largely
attended by the members,
A spaghetti supper was held on
Saturday evening ut the home OF
Mr. and Mrs William Collins of
Hillvlew street, During tho even.
Ing games aud dancing were en-
joycd ana u varied program Of en-
tertainment was presented, Fiji.
teen couples were In attendance.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-22

oes Armstrong, president OF tho
student government board. Wood
side Park, silver Springs, Nd:
Airline Bliss, president Of the
senior class. Brooklyn, N. Y;
Edith Campbell, president,
senior class, WATERFOWL; Emily
q. Jamicson, leader Of gleo club,
Warren, Penn; Lois Hustled, as
sistant leader, glee club, Water
bury: Shirley Schaoffer, president
OF dramatic association, New Ro.
cholle, N. Y; Katherine Shee,
treasurer. senior class, Waterbury:
John Thnyer, president, athletic
association, Rrookline, Mass;
Ruth Vegin, head OF Latin club,
Lltchfleld; Susannah Wells, liter.
AIRY editor of school magazine,
THE Magpie," Waterbury.
Marjorie Campbell, Waterbury;
Doris Chamberlain, Montclair,
N. j.; Mary Denlson, Longmead.
ow, Mass; Elizabeth Dilley. Pei
ham Manor, N. Y: Sallio Everett,
Springfield, Mass; Margaret Fis-
ka, Winnotka, ILL.,; Janet Frazer,
Brooklyn, IN. Y; Dorothy ellis,
West Hartford; Marjorie Hin, Wa
torbury; Katherine Hodgson, New
Rochelle. N. X; Elizabeth Hurd,
shelton.
shirley Jonos, oakville; Gertrude
Myers Waterbury,; Miriam Noftel,
Garden City, l.. l.; Betty Nell,
Waterbury; Ruth Palmer, Scars
dale, n. r.; Jcanin Rayner, Low
istoa Heights, n, "; Jeanne
Sands, Mtddlebury; Carolyn
Schmidt, Port Chester, n. ";
Ruth Stibbs, Waterbury; Pauline
White, Waterbury.
Mrs John Heating OF Walnut
street entertained few OF her for.
mer associates OF tho Chase Brass
u Copper company saturday aft-
crnoon at her homo with n bridge
followed by supper, High scores
az carda were held by Miss Selma
johnson and Miss Marion Stcinly
Cut.howcrs and candles decorated
tho supper table und individual
old fashioned corsaRcs were tho
favors. Those attending were
Misses Selma Johnson, Ida isaacs,
Marjorie Krulish, Marion Stelnly,
Botty Schwnrz, Lllu Butler, Mrs
Harold Paul and Mrs John Keut.
Ing,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-22
College Club
Has Election


Tn local chapter OF Marywood
college nlumnue, at their annual
meeting held at Mrs GrRy's Sat
urday, elected the following officers
for the coming year: Mrs Edward
Rung Of Nnugatuck, president;
Miss Marion CavannuRh, vice-p pres
idcnt; Miss Mary Gibbons, cores
pondlng secretary; Miss Helen Carr,
recording secretary; Miss Ethel
Flanagan, treasurer and Miss Mar.
celia Corcoran, leaf correspondent.
The group plans many activities
for tho future with the social ella
endar OF events officially opening
In the full, The officers OF the club
for the past year reported SUCCESS
fully on ali past events sponsored
by the chapter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Godfrey
entertained at a bon voyage party
at their home on Cherry street on
Wednesday evening In honor OF
David Carmody who sails tomor-
row for. Ireland. The guests In
cluded; James Long, John Barry,
James Cugick, John Griffin, Pat.
rick Shannahan, Michael Sheehan,
Patrick O'Rourke, james sullivan,
Cornelius Cleary, David Carmody,
Matthew Callahan, Phoebe Gala.
han, Mrs. Gilmore, Mr.. and Mrs.
Michael Godfrey, Patrick Godfrey,
Molllo Godfrey, Michael Godfrey,
and Bernice Godfrey.
Miss Lois Parker OF Lake street
whose marriage to Norman Hole OF
WATERFOWL avenue takes place on
June card was rendered shower
on Friday evening at the homo of
MIR. and Mrs. William Doollttle OF
Bucks nm, Those attending we're:
Mrs. Caroline Colby, MIR. and Mrs,
Hurry Winslow, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM,
Doolittle, Howard Todd, Mr., and
Mrs. Harry Johnson, Mr., and Mrs,
Henry Curtiss, Mr., and Mrs, Ernest
Mullun, Mr.. and Mrs, Milton Felt.
man, Mr., and Mrs. Frederick Sails.
bury, Thomas Feltman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Barker, Edward Barker,
Norman Hole. Mrs. John Scholar,
Mrs, Harold Bunnell, Mrs, William
Fretcr, Mrs, Elsie Bunnell, Joseph
Scholar, Judson Todd, owen Scho.
Ian, Doris Anderson, Jean Corkin.
dale. Violet Hall, Phyllis Doolittlc,
Mildred Norton, Florence Reed,
Bernicc Mullnn, Nina Colby, Eva
Roberts, Cora Roberts, Clarieo
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Commencement Date
Set At ST. Margaret:S

Rev DR. william A. Lawrence
will preach tho baccalRureate ser.
mon 81 ~ Johns Episcopal church
on Sunday, juno 3, marking the
opening OF tho commencement
Drograsn OF Saint MarENret's school,
Tho following. afternoon at $3.50
o'clock class day will be observed
at The school and In the evening
the class play, James M. BHrrio's
EQUALITY Street," will DO presented
ct the Waterbury Womeu's club.
commencement exercises viii be
held at st Johns parish house on
Tuesday morning at IL o'clock,
with an address to DO delivered by
Rov DIR llnlford u. Luccock. Con.
GLIDING tho program at tho school
Rt ! o'clock VIII DO the alumnae
luncheon.
Members Of tho senior class
who will be graduated arc; Frnn.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-22
FYOIic Plans Made
For Music Contention

, Tho general public n invited 10 e.
tend. supper wal DO served &C q
nominal charge.
Tho froiic committee Is COM
posed OF Lewis Q. 0ranniss a.
chairman, assisted by Leslie FAIR
child and Dorothy Morrlss all Of
Bridgeport: Ethel G. ZlglatEki %
waterbury, Mrs Jennie Gregory Of
Danbury and Mrs Van Court Tapp
OF New Haven.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-22
IEOzUer Mart
At Hartford

Final arrangements have been
completed for the third annual
Hover mart 70 be held on tho lawn
club. The mart Ii premlnen,
event In foreign countries and
many other cities. Many local PEG.
pie are planning TO attend.
Luncheon will be served on the
lawn. Roses, cut flowers, pottod
plants. aud seeding Of nll varieties
viii be displayed us well as herbs,
vegetables and fruits. An infvrmR-
ton booth Will also be conducted.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-22

sonaliy, / would prefer the double.
With that hand you are certainly
willing TO play It at two spades.
When South bid two clubs,
Vests bid of two diamonds was u
rue bid showing f.upport for spades.
On the next round, when West
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-22

Trumps Win Separately = Declarers Only Way TO Make
Small Slam Contract Is TO Cross.Ruf For Ten
Tricks Out or Trouble

solution 10 Previous
Contract Problem

There IL u certain thrill In max.
ing all your trump separately, OF
course, d hand must 10 timed
properly 10 allow this, You must
make sure that you arc going to
retain control OF tho hand.
To-day's hand In not difficult 10
play, but the dcelarer makes ten
trump tricks and two aces. IL no
had led oven one round Of trump
his contract would have boon de-
featcd. l thought tho bidding on
tho hand rather interesting whom
the hand was played.
Tho Bidding
East has a close decision To
mako between doubling the ono
diamond or bidding II spade. Per-
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-22

was guest speaker Mt a meeting ~
the rabbi club In Hartford on
Thursday evening,
Mr. aud Mrs Henry +. Wayne md
Henry G.. Wayne OF HOLLYWOOD
road arc spending II few days ~
Atlantic city whore they are reg.
istored at Chalfonto. Haddon Hall.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-22
Club Celebrates
It's Founding

Seventeen members Of tho
Square Circlo Club celebrated the
fourth anniversary OF the founding
OF the club ut tho Central YMCA
at the home of Mr. and Mrs Arthur
J.. Purint0n OF Leftingwell avenue
last night, Those present were j.
Stanley Brady, George =, Brown,
Joseph Cantillon, George Cuddy,
Joseph CARROLL, Walter Clauscn,
Harry Dubuque, Clyde Ferry,
Joseph Gabriel, George Gabriel,
Jerry Hickey, William Leary, led.
ward Mathews, Walter Millette,
Joseph Phelan, Joseph Vance, Jr,
Clifford Slater.
"Reminiscences games, aud re.
freshmcnts were enjoyed. During
the evening past President George
j.. Brown road the minutes Of the
meetings held during tho first few
months OF tho club. Next Monday
the club VIII meet at the YMCA
for discussion of tho problems
involved IN tho labor provisions Of
tho MIRA. rlvo minute talks will
DO made by George Cuddy, Joseph
Carroll, Goorgo Brown and Clyde
Forry. clifford Slator will Introduce
the speakers und mko' Gharge Of
the open forum, discussion which
Will follow,
4 bon voyage party was held on
Saturday evening In compliment To
David Cnrmody at the homo OF hls
sister, Mrs NJ, Shochan. Mr. Car.
mody who sails tomorrow for Ard.
fert, Ireland, was presented with
n purse Of gold, Entertainment
was enjoyed throughout tho even.
ing and luncheon was served,
Tho guests were Mr. and Mrs John
Cnrmody, Mr. and Mrs Patrick Call.
ahun, Mr. and Mrs Martin Done.
gan, Mr. and Mrs John Mullaioy,
Mr. und Mrs Michael Godfrey, Nj
and Mrs Michael Luwlor, Mr. AMI
Mrs y, Tehan, Mr. ana Mrs Michael
Shoehnn, Mr. and Mira George Bre0.
den, Mr. and Mrs Nicholas Stack,
Mr. and Mrs John Lenry, Mr. and
Mrr Cornelius Griffin, Mr. ind Mrs
Thomas kearncy, Mrs Lucy Foley,
Mr. 9nd Mrs Joseph Stuck, Murga.
ret clifford, Julit Hnllorun, Mary
flynn, Patrick Norris, Patrick Hen.
Icy, william McQuinn, Patrick
ShNnnuhnn, Robert Brennan, Denis
Letn, Anna Hurley, Margaret
sta sk, John sullivan, Anna Tehan,
Margaret Kenny, Michael Grimm,
James Lyon, Patrick 0oggin, Pat.
rick Wrenn, Patrick O'Rourka,
Michael Walsh, Daniel Shea, John
Stack, William Quinn, William
stack, Lucy Foloy, james Sullivan,
Margaret Roardon, Helene Foley,
Matthew Callahan, Mary Carmody,
John Grimm, Mnry Griffin, Mary
Muiialoy and Daniel Shea.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-22
Personals

Miss cocile Rochon Of Willow
street has returned TO her home
after spending u months vacation
In Havana, cuba. New York city
and Boston,
Mr. and Mrs Edwin Wells of
WatertoWn avenue have returned
nfter attending the festivities at
Pratt Institute In New York over
the Weekend.
Mrs Edward Groudy Il reeuper-
Nting ut her home on Wilson street
having been n patient Mt Sc Mary's
hospital for tho past two weeks.
Mr. and. Mrs Charles Eggloston
have returned from their wedding
trip and have taken M their resi-
denc at 100 Willow street Mrs Eg.
Rloston was the former Miss AL
berta Boaujon OF Thomnston.
.------
Mrs Ida Tuilar of Boydcn street
has boon entertaining her brother
in-law, Row Il. &, Tullar OF Sleeps
head Bay. n. Y.
Miss Mary Delaney has resumed
hor studies at tho College OF st
Elizabeth after spending tho week.
ind at her on Plaza avenue,
Miss Grace White Of Grlggs
street has had ms her guest for the
past row days Miss Alma Casey of
Springfield,
Mr. aud Mrs j. Bolloisv az HIN
street are entertaining their ncph.
CIV. Michael Bclloise Of New York
city.
Mr. and Mrs Clark II. W. New
been spending several days In At
lnntic city where they are regis
tered at Chalfonte- Haddon Hall,
Miss Elizabeth Wade White OF
this city Is spending few days In
New York where she IL registered
at the Barbizon-P Plaza Hotel.
Miss Mary Dryer OF this city
Stella Pocoski OF Golden Hin srteet
acted as bridesmaid and Carl 30
zenskl. brother of the bride. was
best man. The welded pair left
on an unannounced honeymoon
after reception.
Miss Ann Dean of Elizabeth. N.
j., In spending q week as the guest
of Mrs Dewitt Parker OF Hillcrest.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-22
OLD HOMESTEAD CLUB

Top scorers In last evenings SEES
sion OF the Old Homestead Bridge
club were: North and South; Mrs
George Russell and Mrs william:
Dunphy substituting for Mrs Jo'
seph Borgin, % ~; Miss Marion
Cunningham and Mrs John Muir
phy, substituting for Mrs John
Turner, 50 i.9; and East and West,
Mrs william Conlong and Mrs do.
nato Pope, l02 l-9; and Mrs Ado
limo Fitzpatrick and Miss Gertrude
Moran So l.p
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ELTON CONTRACT CI.UR
Tho winners for tho series of tho
Elton Contract club Monday utter
noon sessions were Mrs August
Dinkler and Mrs u. y, Schroeder,
6lo; Mrs Walter Baker and Mrs
Walter Norton, 5S7' Mrs John A,
Wright and Mrs John Monzani,
$40; Mrs NJ, II, Toomey and Mrs
A. =. Jourdan, b3l; Mrs william
Faeth and Mrs Arthur Legcault,
52S.
In yesterday afternoons session
top scorers were: Mrs Theodore
Brctthaupt and Mrs II. j, Stott-
hacker substitute for Mrs Tdris
Anderson and Mrs Louis Schmidt,
a; Mrs William Facth and Mrs
Arthur Lcgoault, 6S; Mrs Walter
Baker and Mrs Walter Norton,
G5 ~; Mrs John A, Wright and Mrs
II. A. Herr substituting for Mrs
John Monzani, So; and Mrs August
Dinklcr and Mrs II. d, Schroeder.
90 "a.
NauGatuck, May @2--Stcphanie
Bozcnski, daughter OF Mr., and
Mrs. Silvestro Bozenski OF as An.
dorson street, Union City, was mar
ricd yesterday at st, Hcdwig's
church at o o'clock to John Pierog
of Bristol. Rev. Paul Piechocki,
pastor OF tho church, performed
the ceremony and celebrated the
nuptial mass which followed. Miss
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-22

Henry Moreau, Mrs J.. Ranaudt
and Mrs Edward iieena.
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Miss Mary Dwyer of this city
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-22

Miss coclle Rochon Of Willow
street has returned TO her homo
after spending months vacation
In Havana, cuba, New York city
and Boston,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-22

Stella Pocoski OF Golden Hin srteet
acted as bridesmaid and Carl Bo-
zenski. brother of the bride. was
best man. The welded pair left
on an unannounced honeymoon
after reception.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-22

Miss Ann Dean of Elizabeth. N.
j.. In spending q week as the guest
of Mrs Dewitt Parker OF Hillcrest.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-22

Miss Elizabeth Wade White Of
this city Is spending few days In
New York where she In registered
at the Barbizon- Plaza Hotel.
Evening star., 1934-07-11
Everybody Gets
DiUorce, LupeSa
So Why Not She!
Fiery Mexican Actress
Will File Suit Against
Johnny WeissmuUer.

~ the Associated Press
HOLLYWOOD. July 1.-THE tenn
pestuols romance Of Lupe Velez and
Johnny weissmuller, riddled with
quarres, separations and reconcilis-
tons, appeared today TO be on the
skids that lead to the divorce courts.
The fiery Mexican actress, who has
talked Of divorce before during sepa-
rations from her athletic actor-hus-
band, said last night she would file
proceedings for a divorce in the Su-
perior Court today.
Her statement was made a short
time after she visited Neil s. Nc
Carthy, prominent civil lawyer. She
said she would charge mental cruelty.
The couple separated Monday. Weiss
muller going TO hts club.
The parting was caused by a clash
Of temperament, Just like their pre-
vious separations, Miss Velez said.
I'VE Just didn't get along" she said
in reviewing the romance which was
sealed in a court house at Las Vegas,
New, 10 months ago. This will be
best for both OF us. Our tempera-
ments are not suited to each other.
We will remain very good friends
Johnny is a nice boy and l am sorry
this had 10 happen. l guess every
body gets a divorce in Hollywood, so
why not Lupe?"
Evening star., 1934-07-11
GIRL DEATH LAID
TODRUG OVERDOSE
Beauty Believed to Have
Attempted to Prevent
Motherhood.
NJ The Ass1,eIstsn Preaa.

n the Associated Press.
NORMAN. Okla. July lI.--Belief
that Marian Mills. 20-year-oId campus
beauty queen at the University Of
Oklahoma. died as the result Of an
attempt 70 prevent motherhood was
expressed today By County Attorney
Paul UpdegTaff.
He said he based his theory. pend
in ga post-mortem report. upon the
story OF Mrs. Hazel Brown, cook for
the Delta Epsilon Fraternity, in
whose apartment the girls body was
found yesterday afternoon, shortly
after Neal Myers, o pharmacy student,
had summoned physician and then
disappeared.
Mrs. Brown, said Updegraf, sd-
rnitted that Miss Mills. the daughter
Of Ebert M Mills. an associate pro-
fessor at the university. had been
taking O "quack" medical prepara-
ton.
Myers Still Sought
Search was continued for Myers
who had come to the fraternity cook IS
duplex apartment with the girl Mon
gay fefl4A1b1k Until SGSbtEOdy dAIGA
noon and telling Mrs Brown that
he and Miss Mills we're married.
At the time the girls parents
thought she was attending a house
party at Tulsa
Il believe Mrs. Browns story, as
much as she has told. TO be true"
said UpdeRraf. who explained he was
OBTAINING the cook for further ques-
tioning. 'The autopsy report will de-
termine II definitely.
I'm satisfied that death was caused
by overdoses Of this medicine. what
ever 1t is."
At II Reno, home Of Myers, his
mother. Mrs. p. B. Myers, said she
had learned definitely that he and
Miss Mills had been secretly married.
She did not know. however, where or
when the ceremony had taken place.
The father of the 2l-year-oid stu
dent. Or. P. B. Myers, expressed the
belief that Neal still Is IN town and
will appear when he RECEIVERS from
panic.
Report Due Tomorrow.
The post-mortem report is expected
tomorrow or Friday.
The 39-year-old Mrs. Brown told q
story Of futile attempts to obtain medi-
cal aid for the girl. dating from last
April. Updegraf said, and of des-
perate resort to the preparation when
the couple became frightened.
Medicine associated with such cases
was found in Mrs. Browns home, the
county attorney added.
Fraternity brothers Of Myers were
questioned today IN an attempt to
learn his whereabouts.
Chosen Most Beautiful"
Chosen in 1890 by Fredric March,
movie star, as the university's most
beautiful" girl, Miss Mills also was
elected most popular" She was
graduated last month, and was en-
gagged to marry Bernard Doud, Uni
versity Of Oklahoma engineering stu
dent, who lives in Shreveport, La.
Monday, night, Mrs. Brown said,
Myers introduced her as his wife and
asked to spend the night, which they
did, the girl sleeping with her, the
young man In another room.
Evening star., 1934-07-11
Business Men Elect.

MARTINSBURG, w. Va, July II
(SpeciaD George E. Nudge, mer-
chant, was elected president OF
Martinsburg Business Mems AsSocia-
ton at a meeting yesterday. He sue
ceeds Joseph T. ThraSher. The Busi-
ness Mems Association Is closely as
sociated with Chamber of Commerce,
functioning usually as a division Of
the chamber,
Evening star., 1934-07-11
ALLEGES MISCONDUCT
BY staf Correspondent of The Star.

BY Stan Correspondent of The Star.
UPPER MARLBORO, Md, July II.
Accusing his wife Of misconduct and
naming a correspondent, Edgar w.
Stitt of Bladensburg, yesterday filed
suit in Circuit Court for an absolute
divorce from Ruth Z. Stitt, whose ad-
dress is given as the 500 block Of
Roxboro place, Washington, and Bre-
word, N. c.
Stitt also asks the court to award
him custody Of their four children. He
Is represented by attorney Robert w.
McCullough.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1934-11-29
HON. CHAS. I'll. DUNN DIES
REPRESENTATIVES, 189i-'0j

The earthly life of Charles Ham
ilton Dunn, aged IS, was brought to
its close Monday evening about 8:45
o'clock, at his home In Marion town.
ship. Nov. IL he suffered a stroke
Of paralysis, from which time his
condition was critical. He was born
Dec. 20. 1849, and his entire life
was spent in the same locality where
his death occurred. He was the
last of a family Of seven children
born to the late John HI. and Re-
becca Harry Dunn
After attending country public
schools, Mr.. Dunn attended McC0n-
nelsville high school for a time;
later he attended business college
at GAINESVILLE, and for several
months what was then called State
Normal at Lebanon. For ten years
In politics he was Republican. and
served with distinction as represen-
tative in the general assembly for
two terms, from 1891 to 1895. He
also served on his local board of ed
ucation for many years, and was
justice of the peace for a number of
terms; and practically all of his life
he was actively identified with farm
ing and school interests of the coun-
ty. and had served on both the Ches-
terhill and Morgan county fair
boards. He was man of excep-
tionally good judgment; and his
counsel and advice was freely
sought. He was a man of pleasing
personality; with a very wide ac-
quaintance, and many are his
friends who will learn with deepest
regret of his passing.
Mr. Dunn's wife who was Ida v.
Tibbett, died in the year 1915. They
were the parents of six children, as
follows: Gladys, who died in the
year 1906, at the age of 26 years:
Harry III. Dunn, of Carrollton. for
mer surveyor of Morgan county,
now an engineer in the state high
way department; Mary, who died in
young womanhood, in the year
1910; Fred C. Dunn, of Cleveland,
credit manager of the May COM
pany of that city; Miss Alice Dunn
of the home; and Mrs Eleanor Ar
cher, wife of G.. d. Archer of In
dianapolis. For many years the de-
ceased was member of Morgan I.
0. O. F., at Pennsville, and of the
grange. He was of Quaker descent.
Funeral services will be held Fri
day afternoon at the Methodist
Protestant church of Pennsville,
with the pastor Rev e. l. Obee Off
ciating, assisted by Carl Patterson
of Chesterhill. Interment will be
made in Pennsville cemetery.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1934-11-29
Rev. r. T. Cartwright Will Make
Long visit To Far East


A letter to the Democrat sent
from New York City. by Rev. Frank
T. Cartwright. stated that In De-
cember he starts for long visit to
the Far East, on behalf of the board
OF foreign missions The primary
nurpose is to re-educate Mr.. Cart
wright who is board secretary, and
to let him find anew what are the
movements and tides affecting the
thinking Of Christians and nom
Christians over there. His itinerary
will cover Malaysia. the Philippines,
China. Japan and Korea and prob
ably will not be completed until
midsummer of 1895. His family is
remaining at IL Lenox Place, Maple
wood N. j.
Rev. Cartwright will be a pas
senger on the Steamship Mariposa,
from Los Angeles, Calf. A letter
from any of his Morgan county
friends to reach him before he
sails. should be addressed to 73O
South Broadway, Los Angeles. Cal,
care of above steamer. Matson
Oceanic Line. sailing Dec. 13. After
that he should be addressed in care
of Rev. w. A. Main, p. 0. Box 25l,
Shanghai, China.
Mr.. Cartwright said: "Please read
between the lines of this letter. and
understand how warmly | say au
revoir to you all, and understand
too. how much / am coveting the
prayers of those of you who believe
in prayer. that my journey may not
only be of profit to me, but of in
spiration to the scattered mission
ary and national Christians on the
other side of the world"