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ANNOUNCEMENT
Death Notices

4 Death Notices
BEASoN. SARAH-Beloved wife OF Rienzi
Beason and mother Of oscar BeaSon OF
Belefontaine. o.. and Iss bella ESmon OF
Beech Grove. departed this he WeoneS-
cay. age 20. Funeral Saturday. Nov. H.,
Beech Grove. 10 a. m. Burlal acton
cemetery. Friends invited FuReI4I
under the direction Of MOORE & KIRK.
BELL. MARTIN LUTHER-Beloved nus
band Of Clora @. Bell. son u Nj anQ
Mrs. Edward Bel brother Of Lucille Bell
and Bertha SluaboWer, passed away
NER 81 BUCHANAN MORTUARY sat
urday 1870 o. n Friends invited. Bur
ial Floral Park.
BOHNENKANIP. ELIZABETH years.
beloved mother OF John A. Loeoiln'
George Bohucnkamp Mrs. Alice MelSter.
Mrs. Emma Smock. Mrs. Freda SCHUYLER
Mrs Louise Wright and Mrs HllGa
MUtfler passed away WEDNESDAY, ~ ~
? m. at the residence, 2130 s. East 81.
Funeral SATURDAY. , p. m az tne IeSt-
dence. Burial Crown Hin Friends IN
vited. Friends NAV call after E p m.
THURSDAY G II. HERMANN SERVICE.
BUTLER. THOMAS Beloved husband OF
Mary Butler. uncle Of Mrs F. v. Moyna-
han died Tuesday Nov IS. Funeral at
the residence, 1916 Broadway tFlaesSy'
Nov is. $50 a. m. Services at s.
Friends invited BLACKWELL SERVICE
CARR. MILLARD F.-Beloved father OF
Mrs II. Leslie Brooks OF Goshen. lnd
ana Mrs John J. Higgins OF INDIAN
ap9ls. died Wednesday. Nov. Il 1884.
Funeral Friday. 10 a. m. at the HOOK
ENSMITH CHAPEL. 726 N. Illinois s.;
Friends invited. Interment OAK Hul
cemetery Lebanon Ind. Friends may
call at the chapel.
EIsER. ENGELBERT JOHNl-Age- 81
years, beloved husband OF Mary Eiser,
father of Mrs. Elizabeth Williams Mrs.
Katherine Hahn and Mrs. Rose Donahue
Of indianapolis ana Mrs. Mary, Gu OF
Elwood. Ind. passed away Tuesday. 9:l5
p N. at the residence. 1848 Singleton
St. Funeral Friday. $50 a. m. at the
residence. and a. m. Sacred Heart
Friends invited. deceased was a mem
Der of St Francis Aid SOCIETY," of the
Third Order Of st. FrancisJ G. H.
HERMAN SERVICE.
JOHNSON. WILLIAM-Brother CT Mrs
Thomas Mathews and Mrs Dan O'Con-
nor. passed away Wednesday night. Flu
MORTUARY. 1928 N, Meridian st.
Friends invited Friends may call at
the mOrtuary any time.
LENAHAN. AIARY-Sister of Mrs Eugene
Shine and Sister Marie Teresa. died at
St Vincent's hospital Wednesday. Nov.
a; Funeral at the home of Mrs Shine
So3 n. oxford st.. SATURDAY, Nov II.
BLACKWELL SERVICE.
SCREES. MARY ELIZABETH OF 40O9 F.
Twenty-eighth St, widow of Walter T.
s sJ hd mqneF H al MS y MyFf SfTf
Eugene and Roy Screes of Indianapolis,
departed this life Wednesday, age 80.
Funeral SATURDAY.. Nov. II, from the
Station ST.. p. m Burial Ebenezer
cemetery Friends invited Friends may
call at the residence until noon Sat-
urday.
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Wisconsin Welcomes Old
Grid StarAPat ODea
Famed Kicker Who Changed His Name to Escape Foot
ball Fame Returns to School Where He Starred

CHICAGO Nov 5-Unvesity turned
today ghosPat ODea Wisconsin foot
the celebrated kcke of all time who for
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The south SIDE Buddies lost a fast bat
lie 20 the Christ smore EaEles. 1919.
Wampeler scored ten points for the BUc-
dies. For games write Leo OStermeyer.
rs sum sac street. Inoianapol.s.
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The Whitestown Independent team
wishes 10 book games with teams having
GYMS practice game is wanted for
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LOWer-State
Grid Powers
in Title Fray
Blcknell and Clinton. Both
Unbeaten, Draw Valley
H. S. Spotlight.
ByTinsssDeetaI

a" H'''HA
BICKNELL. Ind. Nov. ia
football game Of unusual interest in
the tough Wabash valley high school
loop VIII take place here Saturdsv
Wnen the only pair q indicated
teams IN the valley. Clinton and
BickneH. come together.
Both the Wabash valley cham
pionshiD flag and claims 20 mythical
state honors viii - az stake when
coach Max Kidd sends his BicneI
BULLDOGS against the Clinton Wild
cats coached By Johnny Magma
bOscO. a record crowd Is expected
BY Blcknell officials.
The contending teams are. By all
uopesterg southern Indiana s
strongest challenge 70 the north for
state championship designation. and
IN addition Bicknell. ~ a win over
Clinton. would go into undisputed
possession Of the Wabash valley
grid Championship for 1894.
Both teams boast hIgh-powered
scoring machines. and the winner
Of the spectacular battle VIII. in al
probability send a challenge 70 any
other HOOsicr school that considers
its team contender for state title
recognition Their season records
follow.
BTCKSELL HIGH SCHOOL
BlcEueI. o. Emerson % Gary. ftiel
BicEreu H. Bose O. Evansville o.
B.cEnell Q Sullivan. o.
BlcEreI a. Digger o
Bickneu 70 BLOOMINGTON. g.
EicxneI 8 Linton q ftlef
BicxneI as Brazil z
BicxneM re-. Vlnceuuex ~
BickneN a. Jasonvillef s
CLINTON HIGH SCHOOL
Clinton. 0. Sullivan fffiel
Clinton. %. lev Wa Ece OF Gary. o.
Clinton. %. Spring valley fIul.
Clinton. a. Wiley az Terre Haute O.
Clinton. s.. Jasonrlr. .
Clinton. p. WrsrrIfe. uIl o.
Clinton. %. Cathedral OF INDIANAPOLIS o
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56 Legal Notices

GENCY FOR ADDITIONAL APPRO-
PRIATIONS.
IN THE MATTER OF DETERMINING
AN EMERGENCY APPROPRIATION FOR
THE PURPOSE OF PURCHASING FIRE
FIGHTING EQUIPMENT FOR THE TOWN
OF SPEEDWAY MARION COUNTY. IN
DIANA.
Notice is hereby given the taxpayers of
the Town Of Speedway, Marion County. IN
diana. that the proper legal officers OF said
municipality at their regular meeting
place. (the Speedway Bank. at Speedway,
Indiana, on the 1st day of December, 1884,
at 730 o'clock P. M. will consider the
following emergency appropriation for the
year 1884,
PROPERTIES.
No. p. Equipment 49,. sl500.00
Taxpayers appearing shall have the
right to be heard thereon. Ten or more
taxpayers feeling themselves aggrieved
may appeal to the State Board OF Tax
Commissioners for further and final &C
tion thereon by filing a petition therefor
with the County Auditor no later than
ten DAYS after the additional appropria-
lions have been determined upon by such
municipality corporation. and the State
Board will fix a date Of hearing in this
County.
ARTHUR BEELFR
WILLIAM ROSNER
JOHN LEONARD
BOARD OF TRUSTEES TOWN OF
SPEEDWAY, INDIANA.
ATTEST-O. r. MANN Town Clerk.
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BUSINESS SERVICE
Alteration Specialists

ALTERATIONS on ladies' and mems gar
ments; cleaning. pressing, repairing ana
refining; satisfaction guaranteed. MEYER
0. JACOBS 2l2 E. 18th St IA-6667
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NOV. Is, 1884
RENTALS
II Furnished Rooms

50; SOLE ILLINOIS. n Private
z hot water Tt-os9s
ALABAMA ~ ass Laree front room.
oVersta&ed combination living bedroom,
private entrance. Earage
CAPITOL n. 3l5a-Attgacuvs.y furnished
+ i-oat room. or ?. men preferred HA-
+ CAPITOL y 2fa9-Svnnv room maple
WIN ocuS E1S preferred. Board op-
tioual HA-2779-R
/ CARROLLTON 2344 = Attractive front
1 bedroom. modern. hot water; private
/ COLI AGE. 1922 Nicely furnished warm
/ front room hot water. private home.
/ HA-I009-J
+ DELAWARE n l407-Large. pleasant
/ bedroom good heat: reasonable; close
/ FULTON 32i-Nce sleeping rooms. next
/ 90 hath: walking distance; 50 week
ILLINOIS ). 27a6-Ncey furnished
room, private home, with garage. Ia
ILLINOIS. n l907-Clean cheerful. nicely
iprnShed- Large closet steam Quiet
/ home Reasonable
ILLINOIS. N. all-Furn.Shed rooms and
apartments. steam heats hot water
/ ILLINOIS ST s. l01i Rooms WIKI
running water. reasonable
/ MERIDIAN 2257 S-Front room. modern
home. young men or girls; meals op-
ti0ral
MICH GAN. SOS Room for / or ?:
I priva.c home board. garage optional.
/ NEW JERSEY n, 2324-Warm rehned
home, inuerspTing mattress. board OPP
tionaG garage TA-5Sa0
( NEW JERSEY. N. 1888 Front room. pri-
vete entrance: good heat. meals option
a.. HA-251l-W.
/ NEW JERSEY 9ls N-Stcam heated
! room; unfugnished, $3.50. furnished. So SO.
DR-s665.
/ NORTH. E. 420. Apt. 2l-Roc.a. private
! home. Steam heat Walking distance. IL
PARK Furnished or unfurnished
room; modern, breakfast optional. good
heat: reasonable.
TALBOT. N, 2l68-Sugle or double room.
good heat; constant hot water TA-i6a1.
24TH. f. 5l5-s3 Coy room Steam heat.
/ Hot water Widows home. HE-l49l.
| LOVELY room private home north; all
comforts. near Boulevard and oarline;
garage. WA-2I64
! $500 NORTH Beautiful room adjoining
bath, 4ov / or , girls. privileges HU-
S713. evenings.
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Auto Glass
Auto Glass

Anv square cut door glass .. Sl.Z0
windshield G dHsIALlED FREE $500
MAURER BROS. AUTO PARTS.
323 n. Senate ave-. RI-82l2
Our prices are the lowest in town.
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% Uufurnished Houses
Edgewood


Thompson Rd.. I745 Strictly mod. D
room bunR. heated gar: newly painted,
redec floors rein; s25 KEYS al 1913
Thompson I'd CH-2777
GALE. n. I403-4-Room modern double.
Frigidaire water paid. $3.50 TR-2660.
GRANT. GIT N.-5-room double. modern.
closets; large cabinet. garage; Al con-
d.tiOn. ADULTS preferred; reasonable
GRANT. 1925 Modem 5-room bungalow
near Little Fl0ser church. Call s25 n.
Dearborn
HAMILTON. n. 320-Modsrn rooms
single. bedrooms, Al condition, el6.
HIGH. 1902 rooms. neal. Eli Lily. va
ter paid, bargain. sli LI-229o
HOLLOWAY. l826-5-room modern. single.
Gear garage near car line. N good 10
cation $40 per month RI-G&l2 Start
rent Dec. l. J. 5 CRUISE, NC.
KEYSTONE. s. 425-27-9-room house;
suitable for families. very reasonable
RI-s679.
LAsALLE. 2s0T N.-Bungalow rooms.
modern: garage: good condition; s2o.
TA-s4i5
LEE, i45o-5-room double. semi-modern:
Inside toilet; garage; water paid, $40.
NEW JERSEY. n. i01a-walkirig dis
tance;- 5-room modern; good condition:
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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1934-11-15
East Bloom

The November meeting of the
Eureka club was with Winnie Par
miter Nov. 1. There were 16 mem
bers and ID visitors present. Off
GERS were elected as follows: Pres
ident, Mary Barkhurst; vice pres,
Edna Stewart sec'y, Katherine
Greer; treas, Winnie Parmiter; or
ganist, Edithe Greer. and chorister,
Lola Matheney. The December
meeting which will be an all day
meeting, will be at AIDA Robb's.
Program: Roll call an ideal Christ
mas; Christmas reading, Alice Gift
ford; music, Mary and Mae Bark
hurst; Christmas story, Lola Ma
theney; surprise, Edna Stewart
Delicious refreshments were served
A number from here attended
rally day services at Wesley Chapel
Sunday afternoon, where good
program was given
The p. T. A. meeting hich was
held at Tunnel Hill, Nov. 8. was
largely attended The program was
put OH ny tic OlueI lOIhS anu was
very good 1t consisted of violin,
piano and harp music, and singing.
Judge L. j. Weber gave history of
Bloom township, which was very
good, and Miss Rachel McElhiney
talked about her school teaching
day. and also about the "Old Calico
Railroad" Refreshments were
served, after the program
This community was shocked to
hear of the death of Mrs. Bulen.
wife of our pastor, C. e. Bulen,
which occurred last Wednesday
morning at Bethesda hospital. She
will be greatly missed by our church
here, and the family have our deep
est sympathy.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. B. Ritchey and
son Paul of Columbus were calling
on friends here, Sunday.
Don't forget farmers institute at
Tunnel Hill. Nov. 81 and %. Ev-
erybody come.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1934-11-15

windsor graduated about all sem
blance of the basketball team of
1884 last year. Most Of the boys
are freshmen and sophomores and
should, after a little experience,
form a real basketball club. The
first game Of the year is scheduled
with Waterford, there. the last of
November.
The parent-teacher association
will meet Monday night, Nov. 10,
at the high school auditorium, and
the following program will be Civ
en-: Community singing, directed by
Mr.. LeFavor; devotionals. Rev. L.
B. Douglas; music, Haniin quartet;
piano solo, Mrs. frankie Hawkins; !;
talk, Supt. F. s. Davidson; music,
Harmony Four; talk, Supt. Turner.
McCOnnelsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Medley of
Springfield were recent guests of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Medley.
Schools Closed
On account of scarlet fever the
Stockport schools were closed this
week. and the farmers institute
which was to have been this week,
has been postponed
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1934-11-15

list; also Myrna Combs has tonsil-
litis.
Hackney farmers institute, at
Hackney school house, Nov. 23 and
"a: Friday evening, Nov. %, 7:30
p. M. J. D. Wilson, presiding COM
munity singing; music, Centerville
orchestra; program, Reinersville
high. and Newtonville school; Toll
ers of the Soil, John Grierson. Sat-
urday morning, Nov. "a, 10 o'clock.
Curtis Clark, presiding-community
singing; talk. county agent; pro-
gram, Early school; Friends of the
Field, John Grierson; basket dinner
buns, coffee and paper plates fur
nished. Bring we'll filled baskets
and your own table service. Satur-
day afternoon, Nov "a, 1870 O'Clock.
j. B. Porter, presiding community
singing; programs, Hackney school
and Centeryille school; round table,
d. B. Conn and e. r. Haines; The
Production Credit Association. John
Grierson. Saturday evening Nov.
"a, 7.30. j. D. Wilson, presiding
community singing; music, Free
land orchestra; program Reiners-
vile grade; talk, Paul Haskins; If l
Had Boy, John Grierson. Exhibit
display-six ears corn, folr apples,
five potatoes can fruit. needle work
and anything you wish to bring.
Money prizes.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1934-11-15
North Bristol

Fellowship services conducted by
Rev. James N. Stewart of Seneca
Vile closed Sunday evening with a
good attendance Several from the
Deerfield church were present.
The regular meeting of Bristol
grange will be held this Friday ev-
ening with election of officers. All
members are requested to be pres
ent.
Mrs. Ira Porter visited her moth
er Mrs Sarah Parker, near Keith,
Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Parker
has been quite ILL., but is some bet
ter at the present time.
Mr. and Mrs. George Chambers
of Bristol spent Sunday with their
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Raymond Ray at Cloud.
III. H. Richey and Wayne Mack
lem are driving new cars.
Visitors at w C. Spillman's Sun
day were Oscar McGrath and fam
lily and Mrs. Bertha McGrath and
son Charles of GAINESVILLE; Mr.. and
Mrs. G. s. Shilling of Columbus.
Mrs. Bertha McGrath remained for
a weeks visit with her mother
Mrs Dora Flanders and other rela-
tives.
Mrs Fanny Gorrell who has been
employed at the E. T. st. Clair
home, near Spratt, visited at the
Mary Gorrell home, Sunday, leav-
ing Monday for Lowell where she is
doing practical nursing.
A number from here attended the
Peace oratorical contest at Mt. Zion
Sunday evening. Miss Marguerite
Hardesty of this place was one of
the contestants. Miss Ilah Greer
had the honor of winning first. and
Miss Adelaide Bone, second place.
Other contestants were Misses Ed
ith Lawrence and Margaret Broedel.
Rev. James N. Stewart and son
John and daughter Elizabeth were
guests at w. G. Henderson's Sun
day.
In Appreciation OF Service
The young people OF Bristol
church presented Miss Charlotte
Wilson fine conserve, Sunday
during the services of the Christian
Endeavor society. A token of their
| appreciation for her untiring service
in their behalf.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1934-11-15
Lightner Ridge

Mrs. Elmer Newsom spent Friday
with her son Harlan Mills and fam
lily.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. v Rardin and
daughter Valina, Miss Maxine Low
cry and James Mendenhall were
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Law
son Carr.
Miss Eula Rogers has been ILL.,
Rev. and Mrs. Clarence Virgins
and daughter, and Mrs Almeda
Rogers were Sunday guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Adrian
Mrs. Mary Baker and daughter
Mrs. Leila Pattin and little niece
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. r.
P. Daugherty.
Mrs Mildred Coulson attended
the funeral of Joshua Webster at
Bartlett, Monday.
Mrs. Mary Giblin who spent sew
eral days with Mr.. and Mrs. Willard
Fox returned to her home in New
ark, last week.
Mrs. Anna Geddes is assisting
Mrs. Alva Blind at Stockport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Williams of
Chesterhill spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Scott.
Mrs. Salina Sleek is visiting with
her daughter Mrs. Leonard Rardin
and family.
Several from here attended the
sale of E. S. Sells, Monday.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1934-11-15
Westland

Farmers institute at Westland
grange hall, Wednesday and Thurs
day were we'll attended. The fol-
lowing officers were elected for
1895. Pres, Bernard Penjamin; !;
vice pres, James Boyd; sec'y and
treas, Merle Wells; lady corres-
pondent. Ethel Dougan; committee
O. w. Abel. Claire Strode, Della
Dawson, Maud McInturf and Edna
Embree.
The following people slipped in
on Harvey Greathouse last Thurs
day evening to remind him of his
42nd birthday: Ernest Price and
family, Gus Carr, Myron and Way
ne McGrath, Lucy Powell, Mr. and
Mrs. Delmar Earich, all Of Malta !;
Mrs. Lucille Gallagher and children,
McConnelsville; Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Carr of Chesterhill The Davis
brothers known as Westlard Ramb-
lers over the radio, were invited to
entertain with their fine music
which was enjoyed by all. A beau
tiful angel food cake, baked by one
of the guests was enjoyed, and al
SO the home made candy and salted
peanuts. All came well dressed and
with two faces, but before the even
ing was over the false faces were re-
moved.
All in the neighobrhood who are
interested in singing are asked to
meet at the Archie Hummel home
Thursday evening of this week, s
to 10 O'Clock, to practice singing.
Westland grange No. 121 met
Friday evening and elected the fol-
lowing officers: Master, F. S. Mil
Ter; overseer, James Boyd; treas
Bernard Benjamin; sec y, Merle
Wells; lecturer. Anna Greathouse;
chaplain, Bessie Abel; steward
Russell James; assist. steward
Clair Strobe; lady assist. steward
Bernice james; gateKeeper. Robert
Tignor; Ceres, Blanche Daugherty
Pomona, Anna Miller; Flora. Bessie
Strobe; business agent, Roy James;
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1934-11-15
In Appreciation OF Service
Reinersviiie

Charles w. Phillis received a
painful injury to one leg, last Fri
day while assisting with the load
ing of some cattle.
Fred Cox and wife have removed
from the Joseph l.. Gilliland farm,
east of Reinersville. to near Lowell.
Fred Rex of Woodgrove and Mrs.
Cora Morris of Center township,
were united in marriage last Sun
day, Rev. George W. Peoples being
the officiating minister
A number of persons from Rein
ersville attended the Ohio Uni
versity-C Cincinnati football game at
Athens, last Saturday. The playing
of the 0. U. and Cincinnati bands
figured largely as the attraction.
AT the meeting of Manchester
grange, held their hall here, last
Saturday afternoon. officers to serve
through the coming year were elect
ed as follows: Master, e. f. Drum
mond; Overseer, w. l.. Cannon;
Lecturer, Emma Bell: Steward
Laura Hastings; Assist Steward
Harold Haines; Chaplain. Emma
Tannehill: Treasurer. G.. w Phillis;
Secretary, Josie Drummond: Gate.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1934-11-15
Meigs

Sometimes we wonder what we
will write about. Somehow our
mind always reverts to Bristol folk.
At this time we are led to believe we
are a township of youngsters. Only
one of us has passed the four-score.
This years death toll has taken
three of our oldest citizens. OF the
13 deaths (1934O only one was un-
der so.
Mrs. Alice Torbert. mention of
whose illness has been made. is bet
ter.
Mrs. Fred Radcliff, son Fred
erick, and Miss Marjorie Ray were
GAINESVILLE visitors, Saturday.
VIM. Richards is on the sick list,
at the S. w. Sheridan home.
Mrs. Della Woodward who under
went a major operation at Bethesda
hospital, is at home, and is doing
nicely
Friends and neighbors to the
number of As gathered at the Geo.
Fox home. Sunday, to help their
daughter Helen celebrate her 18th
birthday. A big dinner featured the
occasion.
Ellis Miller and family, Cumber-
land route, spent Sunday with Mrs.
Miller's parents. Mr. and Mrs. L. T.
Jenkins.
Frank Huffman and family, Ches-
terhill route, spent Sunday with
Mrs. Huffman's mother, Mrs. Sadie
B. Carnes.
Mrs. Edith Mcconnell who is a
patient at Rocky Glen, is much i'm
proved in health.
Sometimes
A Prince of Peace contest dis
turbs the peace Anyway it is hard
er to tell which one goes under the
wire first, as in horse race. Let
us have peace even though the
judges make mistakes.
School House
The state department of educa-
ton has ordered the board of edu-
cation Of Bristol to proceed at once
to construct a three room school
house. The state department favor
ed the site on the John Whitney
farm, if they could agree on the
price They will require some three
acres, and the whole matter at this
time hinges on the purchase of tht
land.
Oh no, there is no trouble over
our Prince of Peace contest this
year. Miss Ila Greer won at Mt
Zion.
Omer Ray, mention of whose i'll
ness has been made, was better
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1934-11-15
Rural Dale

The Rural Dale farmers institute
will open Monday evening, Nov. 10,
at 1880 o'clock, and continue
through Tuesday. A good program
has been prepared which appears
elsewhere in this paper Everybody
is welcome and we hope for good
attendance at all three sessions.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Tlimble and
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Trimble and
daughter Kathryn spent Saturday
with Rev. w. L. Cook and family of
Zeno.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Bates of
Cleveland were week end visitors
with the latter's parents Mr.. and
Mrs. f. r. Culver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Garich and
children Betty Lou and Gordon of
Mt. Sterling. and Mrs. Martin
homas of White Cottage, were Wis
iting Mrs. Garich's aunt. Mrs. w. S.
Frame, Thursday.
Funeral services for JOAN l.. Har-
Ian, who died Saturday night in
GAINESVILLE were held Tuesday after
noon at one o'clock, at the M. E.
church, with Rev. Ray Krepps Off
ciating. Burial was in Allen GEM
etery.
The regular meeting of Blue
Rock grange was held Saturday ev-
ening. After the lecture hour the
h,Ic in n1 eot l.; l.
time the following officers were
elected: Master. E. M. Frame; Over
seer, Robert Barclay; Lecturer,
Jessie Barclay; Steward, Ronald
Barclay; Assist Steward, Herman
Frame; Chaplain, Mildred Powell
son; Treasurer, Evin Peyton; Secre-
tary. Joyce Frame; Gatekeeper,
Maurice Trimble; Ceres, Helen Pey-
ton; Pomona, Gladys Shilling !;
Flora, Etha Culver; Lady Assistant
Steward, Eula Trimble; Pianist
Winifred Shilling; Executive Com
mittee, H. P. Peyton. Fred Shilling,
Roy Parker; Business and Insur-
ancei Agent, ]. L. Barclay.
0. M. Bird who has been in poor
health all summer, has not been SO
we'll for couple of weeks,
A cast of former pupils of Beth
lehem school district, will present a
play entitled Here Comes Charley" i"
Saturday evening. Nov "a. at Rural
Dale hail. Miss Bernadine Simms is
directing the play. A cordial invita-
tion is extended to everybody.