davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Many Visiting Resorts,
Others Planning to Sail
Mrs Eugene R. Woodson. Miss Jean Woodson
George P. Hoover and DR.. J. J. Kavaney
Among Those Going Abroad.

estate at Round Hill. Va. Of the Am
bassador 20 Germany, Mr.. william z.
Dodd
Mrs. Lawrence Myers Of Friendship
Heights. Nd. will leave tomorrow for
Minneapolis. MINI. where she vill
spend the remainder Of the Summer
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w Rankin and
their son Kenneth of Brookheld,
Huyton. Lancaster, England, who re-
Gently arrived in this country. are
spending the week end at the Shore
ham. and will leave tomorrow for
New YORK. They will visit in SYRIA
cuse. Chicago and other cities before
sailing the middle of next month for
their home.
Mrs. w. W Pilkngton has closed
her apartment at the Shoreham for
the remainder Of the Summer and
will be in Atlantic City and New
York until Fall, after which she
will return 10 Washington for the
Winter.
The Rev. and Mrs. L. J. McEl-
haney who formerly resided in Ia
koma Park, but who have spent sew
eral years In California. have re-
turned and will again make their
home here. Rev. McElhaney has
been elected vice president OF the
General Conference Of Seventh-day
Adventists. in charge Of the North
American Division.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry L. Jones Of
Takoma Park have returned after a
visit to Mrs. Jones mother. Mrs.
Emma Wade, at her home in Shelby
vile, KY. They were accompanied
by their daughter, Miss Bernice
Jones.
Mr.. E. j. Skidmore, Mr. Sydney c.
Cross and Mr.. Roy Reeve of Aurora
Hills, Va, will be among the guests
today of Mr.. Heishley of Alexandria
on his yacht on a cruise down the
Potomac.
Mrs. J. Burns Wilson of Westwood,
Md. is entertaining her son-in-law
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Bertram
Kalisch of Long Island, N. Y.
Miss Betty Gait, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Dwight B. Gait of Hyatts-
vile, Md, is the guest of her uncle
and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Palmer Lewis,
in New York City. Miss Gait re-
Gently returned from a visit with Mr..
and Mrs. Irwin Owings and family,
at Old Fair Haven, Md.
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Mr. c. D. Johns and family of
Asheville, N. c., are spending the
Summer at Stoneleigh, the country
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Mrs. Augusta d. De Wald Of Vir-
einia Highlands viii spend the next
10 days at Ft. Thomas. KY. with Mr..
and Mrs. Peter De Wald. Her daugh-
ters, Misses Minerva and Agnes De
Wald, will accompany her.
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Night Cruises" by Rail.

City office workers are being given a
chance to cool of at night while view
ing country scenes from observation
cars of railway in England. Cruise"
trains leave the principal cities after
Office hours. travel at reduced speed
through the beauty spots of the coun-
try and return over a different route
from that used outbound.
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RELIEF SOCIETY PICKS
MRS. PEARCE HORNE
other Officers Elected by Southern
Group at Last Meeting Until
Fall.

Mrs. Pearce Horne was elected
president of the Southern Relief So
ciety at a recent meeting at the home,
2727 Adams Mill road. 1t was the
last meeting until early in the Fall.
Other officers elected were; Mrs.
Milton johnson, vice president; Miss
Anne NJ. Fauntleroy, second vice
president; Mrs. Jordan Markley, re-
cording secretary; Mrs. May V. Frey,
corresponding secretary; Mrs. Drury
c. Ludlow, treasurer, and Mrs. James
Mulcare, chaplain.
Mrs. James Thurston and Mrs.
Laurence H. Quirollo were appointed
representatives to the Community
Chest, and Miss Elizabeth Zea as
chairman of the Home Board.
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Smart, Mrs. Carlin Wilson, Mr.. and
Mrs J. l. Naehman, Mr., Phillip
Weinberg, Mrs s. r. Hutchison. Mr.
and Mrs. David Horn, and Mr. and
Mrs. George Bready.
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Mrs. Felicia Duxbury of Friendship
Heights, Md. is spending a few weeks
in Narberth, Pa, as the guest of her
daughter Mrs. Elwood H, SickelS.
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vim, James r., Danviiie, XIV.
To 18TH Field Artillery. Preside o!
Monterey, Calf.
Chatneld. Miles D.. Minot. n. Oak
To s3d Field Artillery. Fort Ben
ming. Ca.
Revue, Charles r., Harrisburg. Pa.
benson, william D., Birmingham,
Hennisar. Percy T. New London.
Conn.
Yarbrough, r.. Samuel K. Gun
tersville. Ala
Benson, Edward r. Rochester,
N. II.
TO s5d Field Artillery. Fort Bragg,
N. c.:
Sanders. Horace l.. Milwaukee. Wis.
Mckee, Richard L., williamsport,
Pa.
Bilbo, IT,, Theodore O.. Jackson,
Miss.
Scuier. John H. Boston. Mass
Each OF the following second leu
tenants OF Field Artillery from place
indicated after name to Preside of
Monterey. Calf. after temporary duty
NJ view IOIk wy APoa1 NAbAc eA~A
Of present leave Of absence:
Berkowitz, Paul H., Philadelphia, Pa.
Batson. jr., Howard M. Manning
ton, w. Va.
Pothier, Matthew v, Peabody,
Mass.
Each of the following second lieu
tenants Of Field Artillery from place
indicated after name TO Fort Sam
Houston. Tex, upon expiration Of
present leave OF absence:
williams, Urquhart P, Memphis,
Tenn.
smyser, Craig, Fort Sam Houston,
Tex.
Gooch, Stacy w, Kaplan. La.
Each Of the following second leu
tenants OF Field Artillery from place
indicated after name TO Fort Bliss,
Tex, upon expiration of present leave
Of absence:
Hubbard. Harry j., Maria, Tex.
Adams, Robert H., Stockton, Calf.
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tenants Of Cavalry from station In
dicated after name 10 Fort Bliss. Tex.
upon expiration Of present leave Of
/ absence
| wornack. Carl D. Oklahoma City
/ Okla.
Hurt. Theodore r. r.. Marion, Ala
Johnston, Dana w, tr- Ashevtiie
N. c.
van Eostrand. William g.. Merrill
wis.
johnson. Paul T.. ir. Ashland
Ohio.
Each Of the following second leu
tenants Of Cavalry from station In
dicated after name 10 Fort Bliss. Tex.
after temporary duty at New York
upon expiration Of present leave OF
absence.
Lardin. Harry T.. Punxsutawney, Pa
Snee, James W.. Wilkes-Berre, Pa
Cleary. Joseph A., Jersey City.
Gould. Kari T. Huntington. w. Va,
Each of the following second heu-
tenants. Signal Corps. from station
after name TO Port Monmouth, N. j.
upon expiration Of present leave OF
absence.
Miller. Robert b.. Cambridge.
Fell. Charles r., Toledo.
Each of the following second lieu
tenants OF Cavalry. from place 10 sta
ton indicated. upon expiration oi
present leave Of absence:
To Sd Cavalry, Fort Ethan Allen
VT.
Bunker, william B., winthrop
Mass
Fuller. I'd. Robert W, washins-
ton, D. c.
To attn Cavalry, Fort Meade, 8
OAK:
Still Daniel T.. ogden, Kans.
To 9Th Cavalry. Fort Oglethorpe.
Ga.
schnsbel, Charles W., Pittsburgh
Pa.
Franklin. jr.. John r.. Fort wads-
worth. N. Y.
To 18th Cavalry, Preside Of Mon
terey, Calf.
Barnes. Frederic w. st. Louis, Mo
Vars. Donald o., Tulia, Tex.
Grifflth. Perry b., Wichita. Kans.
Each OF the following second lieu
tenants of Field Artillery. from place
to station indicated, upon expira-
ton OF present leave Of absence:
To Sd Field Artillery, Fort Sheri-
dan. Ill:
Davis, Kermit L., Ecorse, Mich.
Martin, Ronald Lev, Batesville, Ind
Surratt, Joe r., Upton. Ind.
Bahr. Robert c., Peoria, Ill.
Meade, Lawrence K. Mason City,
Iowa.
To 4th Field Artillery, Fort Bragg,
N. c.:
Smoller. John F., Atlantic, Iowa.
Penn. jr.. william s., Clayton, N. c.
McLennan, Donald G.. Buffalo,
N. Y.
spivy. jr., Berton E. Muskogee,
Okla.
Heyne, Daniel H., Glen Flora, Tex.
To 9Th Field Artillery, Fort Hoyle,
Md:
Craig, J. Paul. Spartanburg. S. C.
Crystal. jr. Thomas l.. New York
City, N. Y.
White. tr. Charles H, Cambridge,
Mass.
Holzapfel, IT,, William j., Racine,
Wis.
To 18th Field Artillery. Fort Myer,
Va:
Maury. Sd. Thompson B., Brook
line, Mass.
Seaman, Jonathan O.. Washington,
d. c.
Adams. George T., Munice. Ind.
Weber. jr.. Richard E.. Brooklyn,
N. Y.
Lynn, jr., Clark, Washington, d. c.
To 18th Field Artillery. Fort Riley,
KanS.:
Costain, James A.. Moorehead,
MINI.
Baker, Robert G., Spencer. Iowa.
Foote, Thomas c.. washington,
D. c.
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ARMY ORDERS


tcmasinued Prom Tenth PAGE
IAnsisy Field. Va. discharged from
military service. july II.
Leave Of absence granted 70 tn'
following ofscers on OF about este
specified
Grain. Lieut. Col. james K. Ord
nance Department. months. Angus
8. 1894.
Reafdan, Lieut.. Col. John D., Gen
eral STAT Corps, month. July ~
1884
Harrlex. Capt. Herbert l.. Infantry
Z moifhs and IL days. July 10. 1888
French Capt. Edward p sigma
Corps. extension 5 days.
Weckeriine. First Lieut.. Jonn, IN
fantry. months. August 10. 1889.
Beaver, Lieut.. Col. Coleridge l..
Medical Corps. month and ID days
October 20. 1884.
crimy Col Myron g., Coast Ar
tlllefy Corps. Q months and 10 days
July II, 1894
Rase. Capt. Frederick W. In
fanfry. / month and days. August
"a. 1884.
Kelly. First Lieut. Paul C., In
fantry, is days, September "a 1888
Phillips. Capt. Thomas, Chemical
Warfare Service. months and 10
days, July II. 1884.
Stewart. Capt. Malcolm N, All
Corps. 2 months, August !, 1894.
West Second Lieut., Casper r., All
Corps. extension n days.
Jones. Capt. Matthew H., Quarter
master Corps. month, August J.
1884. 10 terminate not later than
September /, 1894.
chynoweth, Mai. Bradford c., Cen
eral Staf Corps, 8 days, July %
1884.
Pearson, Mai. Madison. Adjutant
Generals Department, 2 days, July
10. 1894.
Each OF the following second lieu
tenants. Corps Of Engineers, assigned
10 duty as assistant TO the district en-
gineer Of the district indicated, from
place Indicated after name 10 station:
To Pittsburgh, Pa:
Tank. Charles r., Syracuse, ~ Y.
Donoghue, John H., Rochester, n,
Y
To Omaha, NebT.:
Erlenkotter. Robert, Weehawken.
N. j.
To GAINESVILLE. Ohio:
Eieg. Richard M, Kenton, Ohio.
To Rock Island, Ill;
Bruce, Burton B.. Oak Park, Ill.
Hines. william j.. Grand Rapids,
Mich.
Walsh, James E., South Boston,
Mass.
BuehIer, John P, Madison, Wis.
To Portland, Greg:
Mcdonnell, Robert G., La Jolla,
Cain.
To New Orleans. La:
Lipscomb, Thomas H., Gulfport,
Miss.
Each Of the following second lieu
tenants, Corps OF Engineers, from
place indicated after name to sta
ton indicated, upon expiration Of
present leave OF absence
To 9Th Engineers. Fort Lawton,
Wash:
Killian, Joseph O.. Manson, Wash.
To 18th Engineers, Fort Humphreys,
Va:
Brown, Stanton L., Meriden, Conn
johnson, Joseph L., New York City,
N. Y.
Tate. Ferdinand j., Eunice. La.
Each of the following second lieu
tenants OF Cavalry, from station in
dicated after name TO Fort Brown,
Tex. upon expiration of present leave
of absence:
Davis. Ellis o.. Climax, Mich.
Smith. Richard A.. Dubuque. Iowa.
Each OF the following second lieu
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1934-06-14

Malta spent Wednesday at Archie
Hummels. !. Robert, Donald, Betty
and Beatrice Anne spent Saturday
night with their grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. j. Best, of Hopewell. !.
Hazel Calendine of Amesville is
spending the week at.J. f. Rouan-
zoins. Mr.. and Mrs. Ersel Lin
scott of Malta were Saturday night
and Sunday visitors at George
Shanks'. Miss Mildred Johnson
was injured in an automobile acci-
dent, Saturday night. Miss Faye
Rouanzoin is at the Earl Daniel
home this week Mrs. Alta Nelson
spent last week at GAINESVILLE.
Miss Elma RouanZoin is visiting at
Elmer Rouanzoin's. Miss Edna
Marie Chappelear of Mountville is
assisting at the Embree home.
The next meeting of the Sew More
sewing club, will be held with Miss
Maxine Kirkbride, June a.. Mrs.
Frank Miller returned from visit
in Cleveland, Saturday evening".
Rev. and Mrs. Obee, Mrs. Edith
Harkins and Mrs. Rachel Holcomb
of Pennsville were Thursday Wis
itors at Paul Wells. Chester Mo-
rim and family spent Saturday even
ing at Bernard Benjamin's. Sun
day visitors were Carlos Harris and
family at Pat Odendahts, Newark;
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Best at Will
Best's; Charlie Calendine and chill
dren and Alex Calendine at j. E.
Rouanzoin's: Mr. and Mrs. Dallas
Kain at Lewis James; Harold Har-
ris and family at Frank Miller's;
George Albert Abel at Orin Abel's;
Mr. and Mrs Will James at Bernard
Benjamin's; Myron and Mary Fran
ces James and Kenneth Benjamin at
Leonard Benjamin's. Mrs. Frank
Hooper at Ray Blacks; Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Dawson, Mr. and Mrs.
James Boyd at John McInturfs;
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Best, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Medley at Raymond
James; Mr.. and Mrs Emery Smith
of near Malta, at James Murphey's
Harold Pickering's father, brother
and son and Bobby Pickering of
Lancaster at Orin Abers; Hazel
Harris at Bert Rouanzoin s. Estel
Dawson and family at Ed Olney's;
Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Wells at Ber-
nard Benjamin's. Guy Clements
and family of NoblesvilIe, Ind,
spent last week at Lewis Huffman s.
Raymond James and family were
GAINESVILLE visitors, Friday. Mr.
and Mrs. Vernie Appleman and son,
Saturday dinner guests at Frank
Dawson
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1934-06-14
Meigs

Leasing land for oil and gas
seems to have taken a funny turn.
After one company had written sew
eral leases, another company Slip
ped in and paid rental on a few
acres and slipped right out again.
Read your lease before you sign on
the dotted line.
Our Prayer
Oh Lord, we would like to have
a lot Of cents, but if we can't have
both, give US little sense. Amen
The CCC Camp Lawrence, Iron
ton. has been discontinued and
some of the Morgan county boys at
least have been transferred to
Camp Scioto, Friendship. O.
Back in the years agone father
and other men of his age told of the
old tannery watts that were in the
cellar of the old Stevens house, that
for many years from our boyhood
up was known as the A. ]. Scott
house. OF late years when we
would mention these yats it was sell
dom we found anyone who had
heard of them. Some time ago
Chas. Nichols purchased the proper
ty, razed the house and put men to
excavating for the basement OF
new house. On visit to the VII
lage our attention was called to the
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1934-06-14

by a wife and daughter.
John Carder, in getting out of a
johnboat, fell, dislocating his right
arm.
Mrs. Mary Buckmeyer left for
Atlanta. Ga, where she will be en-
gagged in the shorthand department
Of Bagwell business college.
0. c.. Culver who was in Okla
homa. has returned to Ohio. and
will spend the summer at the home
of his father, Robert Culver of
Rural Dale
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. James Fer
guson Of Crooksville, a daughter
named Leah Maye. Mrs. Ferguson
was Lottie Scott, formerly of Nc
Connelsyille.
Eleanor, the ten year old daugh-
ter of Chas. Palmer of North Oak
ota, has arrived in Malta, from
Moline, H., and is at the home of
her grandmother, Mrs. Susan Pal
mer.
Miss Belva Kidd left June for
Dresden, Kan, to visit her aunt
Mrs. Margaret Fulton.
James Hartzell and George Fos-
ter expect to leave June IA for
Seattle, Wash, and other points in
the northwest
Kay Chandler has been suffering
with severe attack Of pneumonia,
but is now improving.
Russell Sears is home from Ma
rietta college.
Some questions for teachers, pre-
pared by state school commissioner,
to test mental qualifications of
those who seek positions as teach
ers in the public schools: Name the
leading cotton producing states Of
the United States. What is the
logical order of development of the
following in a child: reasoning,
perception, memory, ina agination,
and judgment? Tell something
of the personal character and
scholarship of John Milton, OF
Thomas Carlyle. Give the syntax
of three infinitives. Why is the
habitual drinker more subject to
epidemic diseases, than the abb
stainer? What is the effect Of al
cohol on the muscular system?
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1934-06-14
Malta Route Two

Friends and neighbors number
ing so gathered at the home OF Al
bert Herery, to remind Mrs. Henery
of her birthday. At the noon noun
a bountiful dinner was served on
the lawn. The afternoon was spent
in visiting and radio music All
left at a late hour wishing Mrs
Henery many more happy blrth-
days.
Mr.. and Mrs j. +. Crist and
daughter Evelyn and Harold Mer-
Ger of Hebron, Mr.. and Mrs. Rev
erdy Henery of Newton Ridge spent
last Thursday with Mrs. Crist's SIS
ter, Mrs. Albert Henery, and fam
lily.
Mae Louise Henery is making a
two weeks visit with her aunt, Mrs.
!. T, Crist of Hebron.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1934-06-14

fact that the vats had been found.
We visited the place and found they
were buried much deeper than the
floor of the cellar, as it had been
used in late years--in fact deeper
than it will be in the new struuc-
ture. In digging down for the con-
crete foundation, they found the
lumber clear in the bottom of the
trench You notice we said "lum-
ber.'' 1t is black walnut lumber,
and so solid we could scarce cut it
with perfectly good knife, pur-
chased at the Radcliff store. We
regret that some of the boards
could not have been taken out and
used somewhere in the new house
as we are sure no lumber of that
kind can be purchased today. We
have been much more interested in
this excavation than in that of King
Tut
We have been reading "Born 80
Years Too Soon" long time, but
it never dawned on us what "Wil-
liams" meant until we read about
the 'eDionne Quintuplets" and even
now we feel in our case it would be
"a or 35.
We note what you said Silas in
last issue Why not write about the
living and tell them what you think
of them, giving names and postof-
flee? The dead can't defend them
selves. Try it once Silas. 1t would
do more good than protracted
meeting. We are sure the subscrlp-
ton list of the Caldwell Leader
would be wonderfully built up. Try
it Silas. We can see a lot of roses
from where we are writing. They
will all be yours.
We visited the poultry farm OF
Mrs. Nettie Robinson at Otho, Sat
urday. She has some 800 turkeys
growing nicely. She is an expert in
the business. She has more to
hatch later. Many women of Mrs.
Robinson's age fold their arms
rock to and fro and tell children of
their younger days. Not so with
Nettie, she shows the younger gen
Grafton how to conquer the depres-
sion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Welch and
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Harrlgan,
Wayne, Mich, spent the week END
with relatives and friends here.
r n. Shook and family of South
GAINESVILLE spent over Sunday here.
Allen Patterson and Dale Ray,
Barberton, spent Saturday night
and Sunday at the A. j. Lindimore
home. Mrs Patterson and son VINO
have been spending some time here,
accompanied them home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmot Carnes
spent the week end at Pennsvllle.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1934-06-14
Wesley Chapel

Those who spent Sunday at the
Emmett Woodward home, were Mr..
and Mrs. Myron Rhinehart and
daughter Juanita, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
Yerian Of Hiramsburg: Mr.. and
Mrs. John Rhinehart and son Bob
of Rokeby Lock; Mr.. and Mrs. A B.
Frame of Zeno. Miss Lila Wood
ward who had spent several weeks
at the Frame home, returned to her
home with them, Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs Dow Ross and chill
dren were Sunday visitors at Mrs.
Ross brothers Earl Killie and fam
ily of Chesterhill. Keith Ross who
had spent the past week at the
home of his uncle, returned home
with his parents, Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lane OF
Columbus. Mrs. Priscilla Robinson
and son Orval Robinson of Zanes-
Vile. spent Saturday night and Sun
day at the Mrs. Barbara DerWacter
home.
Mr.. Robert Barkhurst spent Sat
urday in Columbus.
A splendid children's day pro-
gram was enjoyed at Pisgah, Sun
day evening.
Miss Mary Daley is visiting at
Grover Roberts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Greer of
GAINESVILLE called on Mr.. and Mrs.
C. 3. Greer. Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ritchey and
baby of Columbus were Sunday ev-
ening callers at Mrs. Barbara Der
wacter's.
Mrs. Barbara Derwacter wishes
in this way to thank all of the
Eureka club members for so kindly
remembering her on her 18th birth
day.
Miss Jennie Henderson remains
quite poorly.
The Morgan county calf club
were entertained at the home OF
Robert Tompkins, June g. There
were IA members and several Wis
itors present. After all had enjoy
ed taking a motor boat ride, by Mr..
Tompkins and son, the meeting was
called to order by the president,
Frank Dugan, and after the busi-
ness meeting, games were enjoyed.
The next meeting will be at Gene
Mccormick s, June 20.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1934-06-14
I'Odds

Mrs. Ida Greathouse was in the
twin cities, Monday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Dan Calendine and Mr. and Mrs.
Francis Startling and son Ronald
visited Sunday on Zion ridge and
called on Anna JOY of JOY. Wade
Johnson and wife of Columbus
spent Monday night at Dan Calen-
dine's.. Mrs. Julia Hughes spent
Sunday with Agnes Van Antwerp.
Mr.. and Mrs Leslie Ellis Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Harris, and Mr..
and Mrs. R. B. Pierpoint and
daughter Marian spent Sunday with
Agnes Daugherty of Ellis ridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Brown spent
the week end at the Henery home.
An enjoyable time was spent at
the Herman McCann home in Stock
port, Friday, where his four chill
dren met for a farewell for his
daughter Mrs Hetta Granthan who
leaves soon for her home in South
Dakota. Mr.. McCann is one of the
few Civil war veterans left, and it
was 10 years since the family had
all been together Those present
were Mrs. Hetta Granthan of South
Dakota; Mrs AIDA Cober of Mt.
Sterling; Ollie Johnson and Melvin
McCann of Westland neighborhood,
and Thos. Crompton and family of
Columbus Mrs. Crompton is a
granddaughter of Mr.. Mccain.
Clyde Granthan of North Dakota
visited at the l.. NJ. Johnson home.
Mrs. AIDA Cober and Thomas
Crompton and family spent from
Thursday until Sunday with NJ. l..
Johnson's S. Todds grange meets
June Is at S p. m.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1934-06-14
Items From Morgan County
Democrat OF Twenty-Five Years Ago

Reinersville: A barn with its
contents-b buggies, harness, hay,
etc, belonging to Abram Bolinger,
was burned Friday during an elec-
trical storm. Ira KuntZ who was
married recently to Miss Shasta
Parks, has rented the Aduddle
farm. Invitations have been re-
ceived to the commencement exer-
cises of Viroqua, Wis, high school.
Mabel X. Miller, daughter of Mrs.
Retta Sears Miller, is one of the
graduates.
Triadelphia: Philip Steinbrook, a
pioneer resident of Deerfield town
ship, passed his SD milestone June
Glouster route: Miles 4. Smith
left for Ada, O., to attend school.
Stockport: Thomas Reed, a
native of Brookfield township,
Noble county, died June 2. 1909, in
II. Miller. They were the parents
of 13 children. Four sons and one
daughter survive. . Friday even
ing, June 4, at the home of the
brides father Joseph Newberry, his
daughter Della was married to Don
Patterson. Mrs. Patterson was a
former teacher in the Stockport
schools.
Bristol: Lila Garrett goes to Col
umbus to spend some time with
friends, and attend the commence
ment at the school from which she
graduated two years ago.
Pisgah: Rev. Brown is spending
his vacation at his home in Atlantic
City, n. j.. Chloe Williams
leaves soon for her home at Olathe,
Col. She has been teaching the
past winter at Rose Farm.
Roxbury: Miss Henrietta McDer-
mott of Kenosha, Wis, is visiting
her grandmother Mrs. G. L. Evans.
Rural Dale: Mrs. B. H. Harlan
and her granddaughter are visiting
the formers mother here, Mrs.
Sarah Ann Trimble.
East Windsor: John McSwords
sold one of his fine young horses
forS160. Homer Garrett has
purchased the Web Gray farm.
Malta route: Married June 2,
1909, at the residence of the Of
ficiating clergyman, Rev w. w.
Carhart of McConnelsville, Walter
Ferguson and Rule May Hamilton,
both of Deerfeld.
Mrs. J. L. Norris died at her
home in Glouster, May 26, of
paralysis. She was born near
Mountville, and was a daughter of
the late Samuel Howard.
Funeral services for William
Conn who died in New Lexington,
We're held at the residence. Mr..
Conn was Sc years of age and had
been a resident of New Lexington
eight years. He spent the greater
part of his life in Morgan and Per-
ry counties. He was a Civil war
veteran.
Rev. J. NJ. McGregor, aged 3S
years, died June 9 at the home of
his brother James McGregor in
Bristol township. He is survived