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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-07-04

ed at the time of his marriage to
plaintiff. He was here and testified
at the trial.
Judgment BY Default
Thurman a. Fluharty is awarded
judgment by default against Rich
ard Bell and Joseph X. Potts, in
the sum of $1542S, and for costs.
Ira 4. Barth Guilty
In the case of the State of Ohio
VS.. Ira A. Barth, neglect to provide
for child, heard last week, the jury
returned a verdict of guilty.
Letha f. Price Wants Divorce
Mrs. Letha Elizabeth Price files
suit for divorce against VIM. Brad
ford Price, on grounds Of extreme
cruelty and gross neglect of duty.
She alleges that during the month
of February. 1884, defendant beat,
and abused her and called her vile
and indecent names; that in the
month of August, 1884, he subject
ed her TO like treatment, and in or
der to save herself from further Sc
we're bodily injury at the hands of
defendant, she left home and sought
shelter with her family. She states
that he has failed and neglected to
provide her with clothing and food.
Plaintiff states that since August,
1884, she has been living separate
and apart from him. They were
married Nov. %, 1882, and have no
children. She asks for divorce and
maiden name, Letha Elizabeth
Brothers.
In the matter of transfer of
funds by village of McConnelsville,
order to transfer $1,S00 from gaso-
line tax fund to general fund.
Order is granted to transfer ST.
900 from road and bridge fund,
Morgan township, to general fund,
of said township.
For Manchester township, order
to transfer $108.75 from road and
bridge fund and s337.7S from gas
oIine fund to general fund. .
Assignments
Cases have been posted for hear
ing as follows:
July Solve B. Ashcraft vs..
Edw. B. Ashcraft, divorce.
July 9-Malta Hardware Co. VS..
+. w. JoHnSou SoHSti uSIAoh w.
money.
July llama c. Bishop ct al VS..
Leonard Mott ct al, hearing on mo-
ton in action to cancel and set
aside deed, and on same day same
parties, hearing on motion to set
aside will.
July 12-Kenneth Davis VS.. Ma
rietta Concrete Corporation, hear
ing on motion for new trial.
PROBATE COURT
The estate Of Lulu White, deceas-
ed, is subject to inheritance tax III
the sum of $3.50 Gross value OF
estate is $8,525.56, all personally
except $500 in real estate. Debts
and costs of administration will be
$2,472.98. Net amount subject to
tax, $6,052.59, which passes to Car
rie B. White, deceased's mother. In
the same estate, authority is grant
ed to transfer real estate-siX lots,
in Cumberland, to Carrie B. White.
life estate, and one-fifth remainder
each to deceased's brothers and sis
ter.
In the matter of estate of Geo.
Eppley, deceased, authority is
granted to transfer certain real es-
tate of decedent to III. Eppley, son,
who inherited it all.
Claims, debts, and liabilities are
approved in the estate of Frank
Griest, deceased.
Olive Davis, as administrative of
estate of Ida RUNNER, deceased,
files account which is approved.
Compensation is allowed admins
tratrix in the sum of $50.10. Es-
tate having been fully settled, ad-
ministratrix is discharged.
Estate of Annie L. Smith, de-
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-07-04
ORDINANCE NO. 277

AN ORDINANCE GRANTING TO.
The Ohio Power Company, its success
sors and assigns, the right to acquire.
construct maintain and operate. in
the streets, alleys and public places
of the Village of McConnelsville, and
its successors, lines for the distribu-
tion of electric energy to the Village
of McConnelsville and the inhabi-
tants thereof, for light, heat, power
and other purposes.
BE 1T ORDAINED BY THE VII
LACE COUNCIL OF THE VILLAGE
OF McCONNELSVILLE1. STATE OF
OHIO, AND 1T IS HEREBY ORDAIN-
ED BY AUTHORITY OF THE SAME,
THAT
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-07-04

Morgan county good present
Wool the leading industries of good quality and
price received 25 and 26 which
makes profitable All kinds of live stock commands
big crop Business with the gocers and
merchants general good and the Bown-Many Plow company
has had splendid steadily and for time being
necessary overtime order fill the rush orders While
checked the believe would
automobiles sold than
for long There few residences business
the the
concerning farm Our banking institutions all
safe and there less unemployment than
All this goes prove what desirable place Morgan
1--WE in
ALL READY FOR THE BIG CELEBRATION TOMORROW
Everything has along successful Fourth
OF July ceebraionn fact better than expected When
planned hoped might better
about public they have been installed and
the the public bad weather
delayed getting ready for the suacing of the of the two
week looked it would be impossible have
the completed another The
charge Monday
rfaced fine shape The decorator last
week and proceeded decorate the business places of the
going decorated BEFORE
hddcrs match
be bigger better than planned Wornen have
been busy getting the bank shape for the boat
ing seats,
Chief Justice Weygand of the will make
the address for those who good show and the
place. show will be given
opera house beginning at o'clock.
nterferes there will be an
immense crowd here and everything will be done make for the
safety of ALL and let all make day without accident
There will be Boy Naval handle the traffic
and parking the which will be free Special caution
Young America with their recacke
pistol breeder of the terrible that Of
results from powder burns Would that this dangerous form
Of celebration might be done with.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-07-04

ceased. is fully settled. and Jose
phine Smith. executriX, who asks
for no compensation, is discharged.
B. +. and Cassie McGrath, as eX-
ecutors of estate of Hiram Nc
is approved Compensation is al
lowed executors in the sum OF
$245.58.
Thurman T. Fluharty. as guar
dian Of Raymond Lewis Fluharty,
a minor, files first partial account,
which is approved.
Inventory is filed in the matter
of the estate of Caroline Weaver,
deceased. Hearing on same is July
%.
Inventory is filed in the case OF
Thos. H. Love, deceased. Hearing
on same is July %.
VIM. F. Deedrick is appointed ad-
ministrator of the estate of Flora
Deedrick, deceased. Bond, $4,000.
Estimated value of estate is $10,-
$40. of which $1,000 is personal
the remainder real estate. Apprais-
ers are S. A. Finley, Geo. Ralston
and John Sherman. Inventory is
filed, and hearing on same is July
%.
Notice Of appointment is filed in
estate of Caroline Weaver, deceas-
ed.
Marriage Licenses
G. n. Frdsh, salesman, son of
Henry and Lucinda Spung Frash,
and Irene Clark, daughter of
Charles and LYDIA Bonar Clark, both
of Malta, Rev Paul I. Wachs Off
ciating.
RECORDERS OFFICE
B. o. and Nellie M. Perkins to
First National bank, McConnels-
Vile, part of lot, McConnelsville,
also lot, Miller's place, Malta, 81.
Elisha and Ella B. James to Don
and Hazel McCann, 1-3 acre, Bloom,
81.
Jennie Plumley, deceased, to
Charles and Georgia Plumley, 1-3
interest, McConnelsville lot, affi-
davit for transfer.
Thomas A. and Nena Wilson to
Clifford Cheadle, 2.25 acres, Wind
sor, 81.
George Eppley, deceased, to H.
Eppley, SITS acres, certificate for
transfer.
Lee Humphrey ct al to United
States of America, lease on lot No.
43, Malta, for 10 years, (post Of
fice).
Geo. B. Kenney to Sarah A. Ken
ney, ~ interest in lots IL and II,
Barker's addition, 81.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-07-04
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

Estate of Flora Deedricl, deceas-
ed:
William f. Deedrick. whose ad-
dress is Mt Vernon, Ohio, has been
appointed and qualified as admins
traitor of the estate of Flora Deed
rick, late Of Morgan county, Ohio
deceased
Dated this 1st day of July, A. D.,
1895.
ARTHUR TORBERT,
Probate Judge of Said County.
Ai1o
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-07-04

Wesley Chapel congregation is planning for home
ing that church Sunday July 81 and all members or former
members friends present The Wesley Chap
of the churches that has existed and held regular
through long and honorable period of time
understand the early history of this church-its
founding incidents who erected and when lack
ing being information along these
Any that be given will be gladly received
may be those from away whose hands this appeal will
fall who light the subject If send it to this
and will see that it gets into the proper hands.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-07-04

Buy reliable fence from a re-
liable dealer. Mid-States, Galvan-
nealed copper bearing fence has
stood the test of time.-Standard
Supply Co. m2tf
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-07-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Monroe.
Mre. Goldie Bolyand was called
Tuesday to West Virginia, on ac-
cont of the death of her grand
mother, Mrs Shafer.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-07-04
The Morgan County Democrat McConne Thursday
III The WEEK'SsNEWS
CURRENT EVENTS PHOTOGRAPHED FOR -
THE DEMOCRAT

"NoTING NOTES!"- Composers
do homework, too. This is Johnny
Green, young American composer
and band leader, "at home" with
Mrs. Green. He's heard with his
band over the CHS eastern net
work Friday nights from 8 to $3.50
(EDST) in new program with
-. Christopher Morley. rs,:s:,aasaauuu
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-07-04

NEW BEACH FASHION --
worn at Santa Monica by
Betty Cradle, picture favor
ite. The frock is made of
blazer-striped linen in brown,
orange and white, cut in a
wrap-arouno style. 1t laces
a. the waist line with a
yuhita card.
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MINISTER Gets
TODAY TERM
Pastor Sentenced to Farm
in Juvenile Court on
Morals Charge.

Herbert L. Alvey. 1909 Hoyt-av,
pastor Of the Pentecostal Pleasant
Street Assembly Church, Pleasant
and Spruce-sts, yesterday began
serving 100 days at the Indiana
State Farm under a sentence i'm
posed on him Thursday by Russell
Newgent, Juvenile Court referee. He
was fined $50.
Alvey vas convicted Of contrib
uting - child neglect. Several days
ago ne was adludged to have alien
ated the affections Of Mrs. Clyde
Moore. a parishioner. from her nus
band. Clyde Moore. who was award
ed q verdict Of $1,000.
The state filed charges against
Mrs. Moore OF child neglect and
against Alvey Of contributing to
child neglect, and both were con-
vic.ed. Mrs. Moore will be SEN
fenced today.
During both trials, the court
rooms we're filed with women who
we're supposed by court attaches to
have been members of Alvey
Church. It was alleged in court
that Alvey had said he was dele
gated by God TO lay hands on
the sick and heal them
Does that mean rubbing the legs
Of women?" Referee Newgent shot
at him.
No. not if there is any one
around, Alvey said cautiously.
He recovered with Or whether
airy one is or not.
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81 so: FRONT room. modern. Illinois cal
Between Illinois and Meridian. "a "
1pth-St
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Cards. In NiemOriamS

BAsOREIn loving remembrance OF
SARAH BASORE. who left us Jan. II.
1882.
Cod alone knows how We miss her.
IN a home that is lonesome today.
Daughter MRS. JOHN STAUB, Hus-
band GEORGE BASORE.
KONTNEY-we wish TO extend our heart
felt thanks to our relatives. friends and
neighbors for their. kindness and sym-
patnv extended US during the illness ana
death Of our beloved mother. RATHER
me KONTNEY. Especially for the
beautiful floral offerings and spiritua
bouquets the Rev Father Servace Of
the Sacred Heart CHURCH; the funeral
director. ALBERT j. VOIGT for his
efficient service. Signed MRS. HARRY
DOTY. ALBERT AND WILLIAM KONT-
MCARTY-We wish 20 thank our MANY
friends. relatives. business associates
and rcighbors. for the sympathy. many
courtesies. kindnesses. floral and spiritual
bouquets tenoered at the death of our
beloved wife and mother. Margaret Nc
Cartv. Especially DO We thank Father
FInneran and Father Wagner and the
kirby Mortusry. MATTHEW MCARTY
AND FAMILY.
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BLAZE DAMAGES GRILL
Shorthand School Also Scene oil
Early Morning Fire.

A fire early today damaged the
Pennhof Grill. % N. Pennsylvania
st, and the Leisure Hour Shorthand
School, above it. to the extent of
$500.
An overheated stove in the home
of John PAIRING. 1861 Ralston-st,
caused damage to the extent of
more than $3.50 last night.
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Is Situations Wanted
r E N T AL S

PRACTICAL nurse. care of invalid. with
housework. Very capable Good refer
enceS. Box K 1917 Times
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LINDBERGH RANSOM
NOTE Is DISCOVERED
Bill First to Turn Up Since Arrest
of Hauptmann.


GETTYSBURG. Pa, Jan. IL
One of the ransom bill paid by Col
Charles A. Lindbergh in futile ef-
fort to effect the return of his kid
mapped son, has been found here,
bank officials said today. 1t was be-
leved the first ransom note found
since arrest of Bruno Richard
Hagptmann.
The $40 silver certificate, drawn
on the HunterdOn County National
Bank of Pennington. N. j.. was dis
covered by Mervin E. Upton, who
conducts a shoe store in the Masonic
Building, and Charles w. Myers,
treasurer Of the local Masonic lodge.
The Pennington bank name on
the note drew their attention. Mr..
Upton said his wife obtained the
bill from the Gettysburg National
Bank when she cashed a check.
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Church to Hold Card Party

The Aid Society of the Progress
sive Spiritual Church will hold a
public card party at tonight in
the church social room, Park-av
and St. Clair-st.
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Births

Girls
Michael and Dorothy Raftery. $50
ParkeT-st
Clarence and Elinor Shore. 1918 n.
EardinE-st-
John and Eva REYNOLDS 1870 Beecher-st
Oman and Eunice Harvey. 1918 McPher-
=or-sf
Ecrk-Et.
Wheeler ard Ellen Mnourn 400 W. Nc
Csrfv-s'
f~rr-rr
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II Furnished Rooms


81 so: FRONT room. modern. Illinois car.
Between Illinois and Meridian. "a w.
$3.50: COLLEGE. 24s9-Pieasant front
room; private home; garage optional.
s3-CENTRAL. 24oeia-Lovely large room,
Steam heat; innerspring mattress IN
apartment Phone.
So; CENTRAL Caravan front room.
al: girl TA-o6l3.
ALAMABA N. 14l5-Furnished or un-
furnished; IN private home; reasonable
rent: utilities; telephone
ALABAMA N. 2052-Newly furnished
room; lavatory; hot water heat; garage;
private home.
BROADWAY. 2528-Cheerful large front
room: private home; entrance; garage:
COLLEGE, 1l55 = Attractive large front
room. downstairs; private entrance;
walking distance. RI-l996.
DELAWARE, N, I4o7-Large front room.
Good heat. hot water: windows. Rea-
twin beds. fireplace, telephone. constant
hot water.
ILLINOIS. N. 624 fApt 81 = Nice coy
room; large closet. steam heat. hot
ILLINOIS. N. leo7-Htgh type room; l or
very reasonable.
MERIDIAN. N e6s No. s-Steam heated
room next bath: no roomers: party en-
ploved LI-257i
MERIDIAN, N. 24o9-Lovely room adjoin-
ing bath. No other roomers. Very
reasonable. TA-463l.
MICHIGAN. z. 3ell-Desirable front room:
private home: SO single. 81 double; gen.
tlemen or employed couple.
NEW JERSEY. N. 23el-Attractive warm
room. Twin beds. 81 so for l. 81 for 2.
TA-5s4l.
NEW YORK St. w. 4i0-Modern sleeping
rooms; 81 week and up: men only.
PENNSYLVANIA, N, 4520-Large room.
bay window: adjoining bath: / or 2
gentlemen; high-class home recreation
rom. Hu-124s.
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Deaths

deaths
Willard D Peck. az. Of 1856 Ruokle-st.
influenced pneumonia.
Rosslvn Joan Fields. ! month. Methodist
Florence stewart. So of s42 Eugene
mvocsrditis
Hospital crrsipelss.
Fred John Ressisr So Of sOl N. Ia
coma-av. carcinoma.
odessa Brideeforth. AZ. CITY Hospital
Guv Z MsTmsker 50. Of 2O35 N. Me-
ridian-st. coronaTv occluSlon.
Rov McClsin. AZ. OF 506 InEomar-st,
Maxine Inman. 3. Methodist Hospital.
Thomas wineman. II. CITY Hospital
Msrzsrst A. Pellet. u. Of 1927 N. Dela
Vsre-st. chronic mvocarditlS. -.
Katherine Salzman. SIS OF 81 Z. 2Sth-
S. cerebral thrombosis.
Sadie Gold. 49, Of 3lO5 Central-a'. null
Robert l. TspD. 80. Veterans Hospital.
mlfral insuffciencv.
81 cerebral hemorrEage.
Marv r DAVIS. II. Christian Hospital
arteriO sclerosls.
Enora Marie Lafarv 2 CITY Hospital
acute streptococcic injection,
Harriet Newell Rice. 81. Of 1870 n. Gale
Victoria Hahn. 70. of 1870 school-st.
Clarence Edwin Murphy So. CT 1888
Broadway. cerebral hemorrhage.
Edward Smith. 50. of 1ll9 Charles-st
acute card. &C dilstation. 49, -,,- -.
acute cardiac tdilatstion.
George Moore. S.. Of 2o45 sheIby-st.
RAYMOND Spears 10. City Hospital. tu-
EDWARD ' Carpenter. l9. CITY Hospital
lO1ar pneumonia.
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BIZ Hifcd Press
WASHINGTON, Jan. l2.-Treas-
ury Department officials today said
that the $40 silver certificate turned
up in a Gettysburg Pa bank was
not part of the original LindoeTgh
ransom money.
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Births


NoV6
Maurice and Ccrnelis Hack. ST. Vtn-
cents
Kenneth and Ellen Rogers 1919 Kess-
ler-hlvd
James and Remona Carter. sl7 E ST.
Clair-sf
Ber,ram and Bertha Eubsnk 2074 High
isnG-pi
Loney and Hattie MCINTYRE. SOC N. Hia-
Wsfha-St
Charles and Pose Merrick. 1904 z
ProSpect-st
ALERT and Annsbelle Gruoer. 245O z.
Elevenrh-st.
Mike and Slav Tom 225 Brightest
Arthur and Hazel Ssuer. 1924 CAL
houn-st
Thomas and Margaret Collins 1915
Eau-pi
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VITAL STATISTICS
Marriage Licenses

Harold Schloot. p Of 52is WASHINGTON
blvd. engineer. and Norma EmmerliuE 20
OF 942 " S4th-st student
Melvin Bergman q Of 4S3S z New
Nork-st UNEMPLOYED and Mildred Ar
buckle q of 1905 HolloVav-St. operator.
Edward Warren. 20 Chicago. retired
snd Geneva Henderson. So. English Hotel.
praCr ltICrer-
James Plough. 10 Of 5000 Baltimore-sv.
contractor. and Wilma Bailey. q. of 5000
Bsltlmore-av housekeeper.
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q Trucks, Trailers, Tractors

An Opportunity
i You can buy a truck used less than
months for soc on the dollar Of what
new truck would cost: IL to choose from.
| GENERAL MOTORS USED TRUCK DEPT.
| 81 West 13th-st LI-7461
CHEVROLET "a truck; s125 down. HAIR
RY a. SHARP CO.. IA Virginia-ay.
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AUBURN sEDAN-$25. 800 N. Meridian
BUICK, 81 coupe; W W; S345. CEN
TRIAL BUICK CO., 1872 N. Meridian
BUICK, '32 coupe; $445 CENTRAL BUICK
CO.. 1872 N. Meridian.
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Can You Beat These?
Ford Prices


81 F FOrd tudor tudor tudor '......... 395
WEST SIDE CHEVROLET. INC.
24l9 w. Washington. BE-1450,
FORD-'32 tudor; Al condition; SOS down
HARRY A. SHARP CO.. 443 Virginia ave.
FORD, 1929 coupe; good condition; $40
down. CONSIGNMENT SALES, 1890
North Meridian.
FORD. 90 roadster: $50. CENTRAL BUICK
CO, 832 N. Meridian
FORD '29 coupe: SIPS CENTRAL BUICK
CO., 1872 N. Meridian.
FORD. '33 coupe; s445. CENTRAL BUICK
CO., 1872 N. Meridian.
FORD '29 Fordor; fine barg.; s135. BOTH
e. CENTRAL SALES.
FORD, '29 rdstr.: excellent; sos. BOTH &
CENTRAL SALES.
FORD. 81 coupe; very, very good; s235
BOTH & CENTRAL SALES.
FORD, 80 sedan; see it; barg., S245. BOTH
81 CENTRAL SALES.
FORD. '33 coupe A-No. l: to move, $40
BOTH & CENTRAL SALES.
FORD. 80 de luxe Tudor: A-No. /; s425.
BOTH & CENTRAL SALES.
FORD. '29 pickup: only 1000 mi s145
BOTH 81 CENTRAL SALES.
FORD, 80 pickup: new motor; s225. BOTH
& CENTRAL SALES.
FORD. 1884 de luxe roadster: air wheels
and tires splendid radio, bumper guards.
etc; only 54l7 miles; marvellous bar
gain; low down payment: we finance our
own deals. CONSIGNMENT SALES 1890
N. Meridian.
GRAHAM-PAIGE SEDAN-Model $40; wire
wheels. S35 down 800 N Meridian.
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R E NTALS
% Uufurnished Houses
2158 n. OLNEY ST.

NORTHWESTERN 370s = 6-rm. mod
double; water pd.' $40 moving free
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as Trucks. Trailers, Tractors

50 Auto Loans
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-08-15
Spurrier Ridge

Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Vincent and
children of Millfieid were Sunday
guests of Clyde Shook s--Louisa
Woolman, Louisa Mae Wood and
Otto Haines attended the home
coming at Mt. Hermon, Sunday
Mrs Harvey Hallowell and son
Dennis and family were Sunday
dinner guests of Mrs. Harley Coul-
son of Lightner- Mrs. Hannah
Woolman spent Sunday afternoon
with Lizzie Adrian and Mrs.
Wylie Howard and son Tommy of
Federal were Friday evening call
ers of Lee Howard 5. Robert Glass
of Columbus spent last week with
his grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
l.. Glass and Jack Glass Of Athens
is visiting there this week. -Vern
Grigsby and wife attended the Kin
sey and Mcmillan reunion at EN-
bree park, Sunday.--M Besse
Duffy and sister Ann of Columbus
spent over Sunday with Mrs. j. E.
Carpenter and family Clark LIE
Fever and sister Mabel of Glouster,
and sister Ernestine and friend of
Akron, James Scott of Marietta and
Roy Swab were Sunday callers of
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-08-15
East Windsor

C. II. Phillips, wife and daughter
Wava, L. d Phillips, Birdie Har-
rvey and their mother, Annie Ph1i-
lips called on Scott Brill and fam
lily, Sunday afternoon, at Reiners-
Vile. Forest Hanson who has en-
ployment in Marietta, spent Sunday
and Monday at home. Willis Han
son returned to Marietta with him.
--Worley Gatewood and wife OF the
twin cities are staying with Emmett
Gatewood and Lille Henery, until
the house they have rented is be-
ing remodeled.--Mrs. c. B. Henery
of Chesterhill is in Columbus
hospital, where she expects TO un-
sdergo a goitre operation soon. Her
daughter Alta Gaines of Illinois is
with her. Mrs. Henery is a cousin
to Annie Phillips Stegner ana
family and Edna Stegner and
daughter of Unionville called on
Isaac Graham and wife, sunday
Graham Cooper, wife and baby
spent Wednesday in Marietta.--Lu-
cine Doak returned to Gallipolis,
where she is taking nurses train
ing.--Elza Hanson's spent Sunday
evening at Ray Doak' 's.--Faye Han
son spent the week end with Chas
Ash's.--L. D. Phillips and Franh
Montgomery spent Tuesday witt
c. H. Phillips Don't forget the
Mummey reunion at Oliyet, Sunday
Aug IS.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-08-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Woodyard.--
DOYLE Hale's were Sunday evening
callers Of Mrs. Ray Startling
Swab's and Mrs. Jesse Pickering
were Tuesday callers Blrdeli
woodward, wife and daughter and
Wilda Newton were Sunday visit
ors of Geo. Newton's Mrs. Kate
Swab is spending week at home
Mrs. John Williams and daugh-
ter Ruth, Mrs. Gerald Cunningham
and children, and Mrs. Harry Will
liams, all of Athens, were Sunday
evening callers Of Harrison Wool
mans Mrs. Ella McComas OF
Wooster and Mrs. Lide Michener
spent Wednesday with Mrs. Harvey
Hallowell. Remember the home
coming and all day meeting at Zion
Sunday, Aug, 18.
McEifresh Reunion
The 45th annual reunion of the
descendants of John and Mary Nc
Elfresh will be held at the resi-
dence Of James X. McElfresh, the
first Sunday in September. Every
one welcome.