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CUBA AL Ola

liticos han sido suspendidaS
por orden firmada en- ell dia dc
hoy.
Al presidente de la Repu,
blica Esp9nola don Aniceto AL
Gala Zamora lie ha sido conce-
dida por ell gobierno de Mendit
ia la Gran Cruz de Carlos Ma
nuel de Cespedes.
-Rumorase que la secretari
de justicia sera trasladado al
edificio Bacardi. Via New York
arribo aver ell ministro de Bel
gica, en- Cuba y MEXICO. LIE fue-
ron concedidas las cortesias de
estilo.
Ell viejo emplead2 del ne
crocomio, Sr. Viana, que lleva-
ba 40 amos ayudando a efectuar
autcpsias, muri6 de repente. A
ST cuerpo Sc lie hara la autop-
STA, como requisite judicial.
LA secretaria del trabajo
informa que hoy quedara def
nitivamente resuelto ell probe
ma de la carne.
-Ha sido "alojado" en- 81
Castillo del Principe, como pie
sunto autor de I'm desfalco de
ell exsecretario de ha-
cienda y hombre de confianza
de Mendieta, DR.. Landa. LIE a
compan6 hasta la prisi6n ell ST..
Cayetano Fraga, jefe de la poll
cfa tecnica.
La gaceta., 1934-12-18
SERAN DISTRIBUTORS
70 PREMIOS

Para ell concUrso organizado
pc ria Pequena Camara de Co
mercio de Tampa, bajo la direc.
ci6n de Ben f. Davis, sc han re-
cogido 78 premios, donados por
distinguidos concentrates de
Tampa, Ybor y otros districts.
Esos premios Sc distribuiran
entire las personals que mejor
aldermen sus hcgares en- los dias
de Navidad.
Mas de 200 inscripciones Sc
han recibido por ell telefono
M 5718 en- los Gltimos dias. Ma
da cuesta ell inscribirse.
La primera en- inscribirse 10
fue la Sra. Georgia Berger, una
decoradora ,vecina de la casa
ndmero SOB de la avenida Sc
minole.
Sentimos no publican, por Sd
extension, la lista de las pers3-
mas y companies que han do
nado los premios.
FL jueves Sc cerraran las ms
cr%ipciones. Dado ell total de ms
cripciones ell ndmero de jueces
pasara de 40.
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Companies que han pagado mas
de $500, 100000 en- dividendos

New York, die. 18.-Corpo-
raciones con sus valores inscrip
tos en- la bolsa de esta ciudad
han desembolsado u ordenado
desembolsar cerca de 5000, 900,
900 mas en- este ano que en-
1888. Las declaraciones totales
por ell ano montaron a $1,503,
971, 524 contra S1,398, $40, 331
en- 1888, el mayor desembolso
desde 1881.
La compania American Tel
ephone y Telegraph page la can
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Bales de ARO NueUo

DottSO "C <1"N ~ WV
La Secci6n de Recreo del
Centre Espanol prepare tam :
bi6n un "hit" para despedir al
"viejo a."
Para este bale ha sido con-
tratada la orquesta Sunset Re-
val Entertainers" famoso con
junto, muy conocido en- los prin
cipales cabarets nortenos Y en-
ell radio.
'LOs Bdhemios" tocaran 10
mejor de su repertoire en- la ga
la cantina.
Forman la orquesta Is exper
tos mdsicos, con dos pianistas.
Para colocar a estos musicos
y. artistas Sc esta agrandandO
el palco de la musica.
Ell bale empezara a las 9 de
la noche.
La gaceta., 1934-12-18
AMELITA H QUIE-
RE CRUZAR Ell PACIFHCO

Washington, die. 18.-Se ha
revelado 9qri que la notable a.
viatriz Amelita Earhardt, que
ha cruzado dos veces ell Atlant;-
co, una de elias en- vuelo sin
compania, desea tambien cru
gar ell Pacifico, desde Hawaii a
los Estado Unidos, y que hace
preparativos de viaje. Ell depar
tamento de concrete lie ha con-
cedido una licencia especial pa
ra trasmitir mensajes desde SUI
aeroplano a instalar tanques
especiales de gasoIina.
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VeliG Martinez

Grato placer para nosotros
tenerla de nuevo en- esta locali-
dad, donde sus admiradores for
man legion.
Los salones Sc veran otra vez
"ddornados' con la presencia dc
la simpatica "vedette."
Muchos triunfos y muy me-
recidos alcanz6 Velia en- ell Fla
mingo de la ciudad de Orlando.
Aqui lie esperan otros, al lado
de los que siempre tuvieron pa
"a ella admiration.
Welcome Veliai
La gaceta., 1934-12-18
UNION 494 DE DEPENDIEN.
TIES DE
CITACION


Sc eta a los miembros de es-
ia Union, para junta general,
manana microbes, a las 8 ..
m.
Informara la Comisi6n de
esta Union sobre Ell resuItado
de las entrevistas con los seno-
res manufacturers.
Sc suplica la mas puntual a
Sistencia. Los asuntos a tratar
a todos interesa por igual.
Ell Executive.
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tidad mayor, $167, 96O,475, ha-
biendo permanecido en- la base
de SO por acci6n, no obstante
el fracaso en- ganar un dividen-
do complete. Existen otras 2S
companies que en- c9njunto rea-
lizan pages en- exceso de $40,
100000. Ell agrag do de estas
% era 1888, 724,417 0 45.O8fo
del total abonado por todas las
companies. Representa- ell total
un aumento de $48, 769, $50 So
bre 1888, 0 ell 25.O1% de la ente
ra ganancia de este ano.
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~EJECUTADOS EN- RUSSIA "a
MIEMBROS DE LA GUAR.
Ola BLANCA

Moscou, Die. 18.-Una mott
cia Official da cuenta de que ell
sabado fueron ejecutados en-
Kiev % miembros de la guar
dia blanca. Los % pertenecian
a I'm grupo de 81 encerrados
ell dfa 10. A un interrogatorio
especial seran sometidos los
nueve restantes, entire los cua-
les aparce una mujer.
La gaceta., 1934-12-18
En- los Loyal Knights

Ell pr6ximo viernes Sc ihara
ell reparto de juguetes a los hi
jos de los socios memories de 10
amos.
La Secci6n de Damas trabaj6
sin descanso en- la organization
de la fiesta bailable que ha pro
ducido los fondos para obse-
QUAR- a los ninos.
Una legion de felices infan-
ties la que habra ell viernes en-
los salones del Castillo Crist6-
bal Colon.
Despues habra bale para los
socios e invitados.
Aplaudimos la obra de la en-
tusiaSta Secci6n.
Cesar RirerO.
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Una bOdG

Ell pasado domingo contrajc-
ron matrimonio la Srta. Merce-
DIES Sosa y Ell joven Luis San
chez.
Ell enlace Sc verified en- ell no.
gar de la madre de la desposa-
da Sra. A~lejandrina Sosa, de la
Gale 16 ndmero 22O3. Estuvo a
cargo del conocido Notario Sr.
Candida Perez. Actuaron de ties
tigos la Sra. Carmen Sanchez y
ell Sr. Herminio Rico.
Los nuevos esposos partieron
para Miami, en- viaje de bodas.
Para ellos mi felicitaci6n.
La gaceta., 1934-12-18
NueStra Sra. de la Esperanza

NueStra Sra. de la Esperanza
Felicito en- su dia, a estas da-
mitas: Esperancita Rua, Espe-
rama de la Parte, Esperanto
Gomez, Esperanto Rodriguez,
Esperanza Fernandez, Esperan
"a Lopez, Esperanza Y. Fulguei
ro.
Bonito nombre, con ell que vi
vimos en- ell bregar por la vida.
La gaceta., 1934-12-18
Una JuntG

Manana sc reuniran los j6ve-
mes de la Secci6n de Recreo del
Centre Asturiano.
Tomaran importantes acuer-
dos relacionados con estas fies-
taS.
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Bales de Christmas

Ell Centre Asturiano dara ell
traditional bale de Pascuas con
Ia orquesta de Mano Sanchez.
Sera matinee Y costara 75c
los caballeros y 25c las girls"
En- ell Circulo Cubano Sc pre-
paran los muchachos de la Sec
ci6n de IRecreo para recibir los
"Bama State Collegians."
LA Tropical" ocupara ell gra
cioso "bohio' del piso bajo.
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FeljcitGci6n

Recibo una fina tarjeta fir
mazda por ell Sr, Jose D. Portoca
rrero Y Sra, felicitandome en-
Christmas"
Corresponds a la d~elicadeza
del agreeable matrimonio, de :
voIviendoIe mi cortesfa. DeseO
para ellos toda clase de felici :
dades.
La gaceta., 1934-12-18
En- la Unione

III 10 UWIOWB
Tambien los muchachos que
commanded j6ven Pullara orga-
nizan un bale de Ano Nuevo,
con una renombrada orquesta.
A juZgar por ell entusiasmo
que Sc observa, lie auguramos
un triunfo a la sapreciables
sOciedades.
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E N VARIOS' MILES DB

PESOS EN- LOS BOLS1LLOS
LA VICTIMA DE UN AC-
CIDENTE AUTOMOBILES
Ia
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1934-08-30
IL YEAR OLD GIRL DIES
FOLLOWING AN OPERATION

Miss Mary Catherine Elliott, aged
II years, oldest daughter OF Ernest
and Wilda McElfresh Elliott, of the
New Lexington pike, about two
miles west of Malta, died Tuesday
afternoon about three o'clock, at
the office of Crooksville physician,
where she underwent an operation
for the removal of her tonsils in
the forenoon about 9 o'clock. Death
was due to hemorrhage and a
blood clot on the brain.
The deceased was born Feb. "a,
1923, and was a bright, lovable
girl. She would have been in the
sixth grade school this year. Be-
sides her parents, she leaves one sis
ter, Jo Ann, two brothers, William,
who also had his tonsils removed at
the same time, and Keith, all of the
home; also her maternal grandpar-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. William Noel
fresh of Penn township, all of whom
have the sympathy of the entire
community.
Funeral services will be held this
afternoon at o'clock at the family
home, with Rev. Paul I. Wachs Of
fciating. Interment will be made
in Malta cemetery.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1934-08-30
Triadelphia

James McCutcheon, wife and
nephew Chas. McPeak left Thursday
to spend a few days with relatives
at Frazeysburg and Columbus.
Wilbur McCracken and wife and
Robert McCracken of Brentwood,
with Miss Mary Massey. Vernon
Appleman and family motored to
Utica Saturday and visited Harley
Dawson and family, returning Sun
ance at the Appleman reunion held
in the grove here Saturday. A good
program was enjoyed and those
present report very pleasant social
time. Luther Jadwin and family
were at CEooksville Sunday. Mrs.
HI. S. Barnes and daughter of Bris
tol, w. Va, and Harvey Barnes and
wife of Kenton, Pa, made a brief
visit Saturday at the Everett Edgell
home Miss Cora Belle Edgell ac-
companied them to West Virginia
for a visit. P. e. Carpenters Sun
day school class and friends held
social Saturday night at park on
the Carpenter farm. Sandwiches
and coffee were enjoyed around a
camp fire. s. H. Richardson and
family visited relatives at COshocton
Sunday. Albert Martin spent Sum
day with his brother Charles and
family of Frazeysburg. Mr.. and
Mrs Russell Dempster were callers
Sunday at the home of F. r. New
man and sisters. Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle
Carpenter entertained Sunday after
noon from to 7, honoring their
SON Rex's 18th birthday. Return
ing from an auto ride with his aunt
Mrs. Lois Elliott, Master Rex was
much surprised to find 13 boy friends
awaiting them. One feature of the
surprise was fine angel food cake,
with 13 candles, which was served
with ice cream at a table on the
lawn. Another feature was cake
with five candles for Donald Tor
bert whose birthday was few days
previous. Mrs Vernon Appleman
assisted with the serving. Later in
the evening Mr.. and Mrs. Carpenter
entertained Lawrence Torhert, Lyle
Martin and Everett Edgell and fam
lilies. Home made ice cream was
served. Ernest Norris sold some
veal calves to Walter Finley this
week. F. r. Newman recently sold
cow and some calves to Crooks
vile party. Next Sunday afternoon
will be Rev. L. M. Woodward's last
services at the M. e. church here,
for this year He has been extended
a call to return.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1934-08-30
POrterSville

Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Jadwin en-
Mrs. ROLAND Jadwin and two sons
James and Roy of Adamsville, Mrs.
Ruth Williams and Mr.. Carl Hemp
ling of GAINESVILLE, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Vernon Jadwin of Niles, Ohio. Sew
eral from this community attended
the Appleman reunion at Triadel-
phia last Saturday. Clerville Tay-
lor is attending the state fair this
week. Mr.. and Mrs. I. c. Master
son returned home Friday evening
after two weeks trip through the
east. i. David Hickerson, near
Pennsville, visited the latter part of
last week at the home of his uncle,
Herbert Bankes. Mr. and Mrs. c..
M Bankes, John Dunlap, John
Bankes and Ora Janke visited Tues
day at the Chas. Bankes home, near
Ringgold.. Ruth Penrod of Bear
Run spent the week end and Sun
day with Marjorie and Dorothy Tay-
lor-Julia Jadwin entertained at
her home Thursday evening the
young peoples class of Zion church.
Glen Taylor, Helen Bankes and
Marjorie Taylor have been on the
sick list. Mrs. Elmer Jadwin en-
tertained for several days her sis
ter Mrs. Elma Harris and daughters
Ferne and Esther of Columbus. ).
Carleton Bankes is spending the
week at the home of his aunt, Mrs.
Errett Hickerson, near Pennsville.
The Buckley-Trussell reunion
will be held Sunday, Sept 2, at the
Portersville grange hall. Everyone
is invited to attend. Dinner at II,
then ice cream. Have something
for the program Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Breese and son Harold visit
ed over Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Guy Lamb of Ashtabula.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1934-08-30
Ritchey's Moving To Columbus

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Ritchey of
East Bloom are moving soon to Co.
lumbus, where they expect to make
their home, for this winter at least.
Their four children who are now at
home, leave next Monday. They are
Miss Ann Ritchey who will enter
Ohio State University Arthur, who
is a junior in high school, and Hell
en- and Jimmie who will attend the
Cathedral parochial school. Their
other children have been employed
in Columbus for some time. Their
oldest son, George, who is married,
is manager of the fur department
of the Roberts Cloak House. Rob-
ert is employed with the Gilbert
shoe store. Miss Mary Ritchey has
position with the Columbian
Building & Loan, and Paul is en-
ployed in an A. e P. store. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ritchey will remain on their
farm until the crops are harvested.
They will reside on Ohio avenue in
Columbus, which is one block off
High street. Mr.. Ritchey expects
to rent their farm.
The people of this community re-
gret to have this estimable family
leave.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1934-08-30
Death Claims Robert Kildow

The people of this locality were
shocked and saddened upon learning
of the death of Robert Kildow,
aged 21, Of Caldwell, former resi-
dent of this place His death occur
red Friday morning at 6 o'clock, at
Good Samaritan hospital, Zanes-
Vile, as the result of typhoid fever.
He had been i'll three weeks, and
for about a week had been at the
hospital.
The deceased was son of Mr..
and Mrs. E. E. Kildow of Beverly,
and was born in Morgan county,
and much of his life was spent in
McConnelsville. He was graduated
from NJ & M. high school in 1881.
At the time of his graduation, and
ployed with Stanbery's pharmacy of
this place He was good, dependa-
bic boy, and through his pleasant
kindly manner made many warm
friends. Soon after his graduation
he went to Caldwell where he ac-
cepted a position as clerk in the
Bowron drug store. He was mem
Der of the Methodist Episcopal
church of this place, and when re-
siding here attended services reg
ularly. Surviving him besides his
parents, are the following brothers
and sisters: Mrs. j. X. Campbell of
GAINESVILLE; Mrs. Walter Clifton of
Eagleport; Mrs. Clifford Clifton of
this place; Marguerite, Walter and
June Kildow of the family home in
Beverly, and Miss Edith Kildow,
student nurse in Good Samaritan
hospital. He is also survived by his
grandfather, John Kildow, of Wichi-
ia, Kansas.
Funeral services were held at the
Beverly Methodist Episcopal church.
Sunday afternoon at 1880, following
which the body was taken to Cum
berland o., for interment.
The services were conducted by
DR.. H. H. Scott, pastor of the Meth
odist Episcopal church of McCon-
nelsville. \ A number from here at
tended the funeral. Melvin Maths,
Frank Kuhn, Marcus Hanson, of Nc
Connelsville; Paul Finley of Cald-
well; Donald Thomas, Cumberland,
and Dana Still of GAINESVILLE served
as pail bearers. There was a large
attendance at the funeral, also at
the burial services at Cumberland.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1934-08-30

Mr.. John Sunday 55, of Pitts
burgh, was killed Friday about mid
night at Amesville. He was at the
side of the road fixing a tire and
was at the rear of the car when
machine driven by Max Strobe, near
Amesville, struck the Sunday auto
mobile, knocking it back over Mr..
Sunday, and for a distance of about
/ 5 feet. Mr.. Sunday was thrown
forcibly to the ground, striking the
back of his head. He died while on
the way in an ambulance TO Athens
hospital. In the Sunday machine,
which was Buick sedan, were his
wife and two children and DR.. Sarti,
all of Pittsburgh, and they were on
their way to Luhrig, Athens county.
DR.. Sarti was injured, but not SER
iously The others were not hurt.
In Strode's car, Ford coupe, were
four occupants, and they were on
their way home from the Athens
county fair.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1934-08-30
Married At Mansfield

Sundays Columbus Dispatch car
ried the picture of Mrs. Thomas J.
McDermott, and the following an
nouncement:
One of the largest weddings of
the season at Mansfield was that of
Miss Mathilde Hautzenroeder,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Hautzenroeder, and Thomas J. Nc
Dermott of Mansfield, son of Mr..
Frank McDermott of Stockport. The
ceremony took place Aug. Is at St.
Peters Catholic church, with Rev.
Father Byrne of Newark, officiating.
Mrs. Claude Mcdonald of Day.
ton, a sister of the bridegroom, Miss
Margaret Fennessy Of Akron, and
Miss Frances McNally of Springfield
were attendants for the bride. Mr.
Charles G. White of Cleveland was
best man.
Mr.. and Mrs. McDermott, accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Tracy,
who were married in June, left for
New York City, and sailed Monday
for a trip to South America. Upon
their return they plan to live at 437
Park avenue west, Mansfield.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1934-08-30
Republicans Organize
NJ. p. Church Assignments

Rev c. E. Bulen was returned
for another year to the local Metho-
dist Protestant church. at the an
nual conference, which closed it's
sessions Monday, in Sabina Other
assignments include, New Marsh
field, Ray w. Huff; Belle Valley
circuit, C. B. Linard; Ridgeway, w.
J. Mccarthy; Cambridge, r. /. Far
mer; GAINESVILLE, S. r. Martin;
Pennsville, E. I. Obee; Rejnersville,
G. w. Peoples; Renrock, M. r. Yo-
ho; South Olive, Walter Brown;
Stockport, L. B. Douglas; Carding-
ton circuit, j. c. Williams; Me-
chanicsburg, j. E. Tripp: Lemert,
o. v. Sharrock; Mt. Cory, D. F.
Woodwork; Shilo community, A. C.
Shuman; Whitehouse circuit, A. R.
Read Sherrodsville, j. H. Longs
worth; Uhrichsville, L. S. Wees;
West Lafayette, Olyn Hull; Sabina,
r. C. Tolbert; Grace church, Column
bus, o. e. Ford; First church, Co.
lumbus, Frank Brown. Rev. J. c..
Williams was reelected president of
the conference.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1934-08-30
RELIEF OFFICE NOTES

Relief Director c.. B. Lindimore,
Dee Ray and c. e. Dougan, of the
local relief office, attended a meet
ing Tuesday at Logan, of directors,
case workers and farm recovery di-
rectors. A. l.. Soresen, head of the
farm recovery program, and Mr..
Creamer of the same office, return
ed here with them, and inspected
work in the county, with which
they We're well pleased.
The sum of $500 was allotted this
week for emergency school relief.
This money can not be used for any
purpose other than named.
Canning projects under Miss
Marie Harris are progressing nicely.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1934-08-30
Candidates File Expense Accounts

Most of the primary candidates
have filed expense accounts with the
clerk of the election board. With
a number of candidates the only ex-
penditure was the filing fee. Names
of those who had filed up to Satur-
day noon, follow:
Democrats. w. Scott, short
term auditor, nothing; Jesse f..
Niceswanger, sheriff, s23.SS; j. D..
Wilson, auditor, SIS.
None of the candidates for COM
missioners listed any expenditures.
Republicans-O. T. Masterson,
recorder, $S.40; L. B. Adrean,
sheriff, s27.20; Dale Ellis. sheriff,
$27; Lionel c. Roberts, treasurer,
So w. Branson Miller, commission
er. $36: Chester S. Strong, auditor,
S20.25 Katherine McKeown, clerk
Of courts, $10.75; Fred McInturf,
representative, $8.25: A. NJ Bank
es, commissioner, $36.44; Brownell
Porter, auditor, S28; N. M. Wood
commissioner, $60.25; c. c. Miller,
coroner, $1;Carlos M. Riecker, pros
ecuting attorney, $4.70; Geo. 3.
Dougan, commissioner, S6350; j.
A. Hayes, auditor, short term, 81
03.
The only Republican committee
man listing any expenditures was
Geo. E. Shinn, 81.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1934-08-30
Mrs. Isabella Holmes Dies
At Augusta. Ga.

Word was received Of the death
at Augusta, Ca, Tuesday, of Mrs.
Isabella Browning Holmes who for
merly resided in Rokeby cottage on
Route IT. Last December, follow
ing the death of her husband, Mrs.
Holmes went to live with her son
and daughter-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs.
H. b. Holmes, at Augusta. She had
been in failing health since jan
uary. Mrs. H. B. Holmes, the
daughter-in-law, mentioned, is a
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. c. T.
Laughlin of Rokeby, and is sister
of Mrs. E. G. Jones, wife OF 1t. Col.
Jones. Before coming to Rokeby
where she resided IS months, the
deceased had made her home at
Sioux City, la.
The body of Mrs. Holmes will ar
rive in GAINESVILLE tonight, and the
funeral will be held Friday, at p.
M, at the McConnelsville M. e..
church, with burial at McConnels-
Vile.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1934-08-30
WORK COMMENCED MONDAY
ON NEW SCHOOL BUILDING

Monday some equipment arrived
accompanied by force of men, 10
begin work on the new $4,000 ad-
dition to M. & M. high school bulio-
ing. 1t is planned to run two sniIts
of men. The setting of the stakes
shows that the building will extenu
east over part of the walk that leads
up to the grade building. Eleven
trees that occupy the site of the new
building, will have to be remoVeo'
Within a few days the preliminary
work of surveying, etc., Will nave
been completed, and the construc-
tion foreman states that the pullu-
ing will be far enough along TO hofu
commencement exercises In next
spring.
School begins Monday, Sept. 81
and Superintendent Turner urges
that all pupils be present on the op-
ening day. There will be mee.ihg
of the grade teachers at the nlgh
school building, Saturday mornihs
at o o'clock: and of high schooi
teachers in the afternoon at
O'Clock. One vacancy exists IN tue
high school, due to the fact ina.
Miss Christine Shilling who is nav
ing serious eye trouble has peeh
granted a leave of absence ne
hoard meets Friday night of TINS
week to fill the vacancy Inc oln-
er high school teachers nave al
been re-employed as follows: >. NJ
Turner, superintendent and teacher
of pbysics: Mrs Evelyn True But
ton. principal, Latin and ewes,
Mrs. Twyla Edwards. music anu
art. Mildred Ray, mathematics anu
community civics; Emma Lee Stew
art. English; Walter Marquis man
ma, training, and boys coach; n. ).
Donahue. English and history o.
Raw Smith, commerce: Hazel ~
Rell science and French; Ralph
Burdick. vocational agricuiture'
Grace Beckwith, home economies.
M. s. NJ. Grades
McConnelsville building VIENNA
McElhiney, 1st; Mary Louise Dye
End: Gertrude Martin, 3rd; Ruth
Gavlord. 4th; Mildred Lawrence,
5th: Lois Torbert, 9Th; M. +. Dan
iel 7th. P. G.. Ball, 8th, and prin-
cipal.
Malta-Marjorie Taylor, 1st;
Freda Smith, End; Glenna Ray all
of 3rd and part of 4th; Stanley
Newsom, part of 4th and all OF 5th,
VIM. Porter, all of 9Th and part OF
7th. Walter Drake, part OF 7th ana
all of Sth, also principal.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1934-08-30
AT STATE FAIR

Sheep club members attending
Ohio state fair are Junior, George
and Alice Newburn, Chesterhill;
Conrad Pierpoint, w. P. Thompson,
Gerald Dougan, Stockport; Dale
Strong, Alva Hall, Donald Ham,
Harry and Everett Reed, Allen j.
Taylor, Robert Hammond, Harry
Hall, Don Barkhurst, RD. Parmiter,
McConnelsville James E. Dougan,
Pennsville; r. j. Finley, Delmar G.
Dewitt, Rodney Hooper, Beckett.
Style review entrants: Merle
Price, Malta; Mrs. Donna Earich,
leader. Demonstration team: Sc
lecting an ideal fleece of wool, Dom
aid Barkhurst and Robert Parmiter.
Judging team for cattle: Frank Du-
gan, Wayne Dugan, Harry Reed,
McConnelsville Mr.. George Bar
rett, leader.
Accompanying the above were
Carl Barkhurst, Amos Finley, C. S.
Strong and Chester Reed.
Conrad Pierpoint won fourth
place in B type yearling ewes and
first place in B type eve lamb and
third place in B type ram lamb.
James Dougan won fifth place in
yearling eve. and fifth place in year.
ling ram in B type classes. There
was the strongest competition we
ever had in sheep classes: 225 head
were entered in the All club show
by 90 exhibitors. The show was
mainly Merino and Shropshire
George Everhart, County Club
A gent