davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-15

Nase sestry maJu al do
bre city. Ked' al name v
stanovach, re len nam i'd
kynam, ked' sa nieco stane,
dostanu sa kvietky, pri odu-
mreti mojej drahej matky
vzaly 81 "a povinnost' preu-
kazat' svoju 1ctu tym, re ka-
IDA jedna darovala mojej
name krasne kvietky, uz ci
osobitne alebo spolocne. Sr-
decna vd'aka! Nechcem sa
yam takymto sposobom od-
menit', ale nezabudnem nj
kdy mole drahe weekly.
Teraz o tom nasom JUBILEE
ume. Neviem, jako to prislo,
re SINE takd uctu dostaly, a.
lie "Usilovne Vcelky' su vam
vel'mi vzacne. Ami nevieme,
re preco, ale nam davaj1
pozvanky al nasi vonkajsf
priatelia, a to sama prva pa
nj Judita Textoris a to ma
nasu 1-rocnu pamiatku. Ako
nam to dobre pablo. Lebo z
kasy nam nechybi mic a SINE
maly pamiatku, ma jakd sko-
70 nezabudneme. Nechybo-
vala ami krasna torta s me-
nom "Usilovne Weekly" a ma
nej sviecka. Maly SINE ra-
dost' mad tym vsetkym. TAX
tiez mala radost' al domaca
pani s ich drahymi dievcat-
mi, ktore tax usilovne vyslu-
hovaly a my Ease tax usilov-
ne sa poberaly pojest' to, co
nam prichystaly. Vd'aka sr-
decna vsetkym domacim "a
to. Skoda-preskoda, ze nam
chybely tri nase sestry (do-
postal mas je 14), ktore pre-
nemoc nemohly prfst'. Budd
do smrti banovat'. Lebo co
raz ztratime, to nedohoni-
me.
Este SINE len prisly a zaca-
ly Sit, uz sa vam ukaze ma
toha ma oblok. Strach veil
ky. Co to? Domaca pani v
strachu, re netreba dvere o.
tvorit'. Pride vam zidovka s
taskou predavat' cimitringy.
Nevieme 81 predstavit', kto
je to. Site nabok a Madame.
AZ kym sa >neohlasila. Pc
hlase sme ju poznaly: Julia
Anthol. Smiechu do rozpu-
ku. Len co 81 masku dala do
lu, zas domaca pani, re da-
kto ma zadnych dveroch.
Pride v strachu, re to volaco
male a hrube. A skutocne,
bolo tax Stroke ako vysoke.
Akysi pan v overalsoch a s
maskou ma tvari. To bolo
smiechu! Zidovka nepoznala
pana a my tiez ME, a ma pr
w pohl'ad sa zamilovali tax
re zidovka dostala ruzu cd
pana ma znak lasky. A my
hlavy lamaly, re kto to. Ne
boly SINE usilovnymi vcelka-
mi v ten vecer. W SINE 81
len sanky ma tvari drzaly,
co mas bolely cd smiechu.
Tou hrubou osobou bola pa
nj Zofia Drobny. Kto by sa
to bol nazdal, re pride az
ztade. No ale tym dvom vd'a
ka, re nam zrobily pamat-
nym mas den, lebo skutocne
SINE stravily mile chvile v
ten vecer a kazdej jednej
vd'aka. Pani zidovka nam
doniesla do daru al zakus-
ky, ale to len kostovat'. Boly
bars dobre, al ma druhy raz.
Teraz este raz vd'aka pani
Judite Textoris al jej rodin-
Ike "a to, co vykonala pre-
mas.
Tiez %. februara SINE bo-
ly pozvane do domu pani To-
fie Drobny ktora mas poho-
stila, jako ia pesnicka ide,
re "Fasiangy, fasiangy, fa-
siangove easy, jedni pijd,
druhi jedia "a stolom klo-
basy.' Lenze to pitie sa IT,
ka nasich soferov, co mas tam
zaviezli a nam veru ami klo-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-15
KAINOVO ZNAMENIE..


bola a Kainovo znamenie
horelo ii ma cele...
Zach, syn moi drahy..."
Vysoka, nahrbena zena
stala pred chalupou, zatfna-
la suche paste proti peknej,
vel'kej zene, iducej po ceste.
Sdsedi zvedave hl'adeli "a
muskatmi v oblokoch, Won
vsak nikto nevysiel, vedeli,
ze to preklina stara Pada
Nikuleskova svoju nevestu...
| Mlada bola v meste pri
side. Nevedela o nicom a
bola oslobodena. Niesla sa
pysne cestou, hlavu drzala
lvysoko, v bokoch sa kolisa-
la.
"Hldpa baba, myslela, ze
ma chytia pri vypovediach.
lHa-ha-ha! We'd ME som dne-
Isna! Zariadila som 81 to 81
kovne... A ten sudca je pek-
ny chlapfk. Ako sa ma nina
dival... HIM.. zanesiem mu
do kuchyne maslo a vajcia,
pravda, odpoludnia, az bu-
de doma.. Uvidime...'
| Dosla ma koniec dediny,
kde rodicia mali slusny DOM
eek. -
Obratila oci este raz do
dediny, nez otvorila vratka.
Stara Nikuleskova este stala
ma vrsku; vyzerala ako ste
lesnena pomsta. Usta chrli-
ly nadavky, past'ami hrozila.
"Blazniva zenska; bola do
chlapa celia zamilovana. Nina
nenavidela, re som sa "a
smiala druhymi. Teraz
ma zlost', re ma nezavreli...
Ach, keby vedela..."
Efrosina sa veselo otoeila
okolo seba, zasmiala sa a v
rozpustilosti vyplazila ma svo
kru jazyk. Potom zmizla v
dome. Stara sa triasla cd zlo-
sti a bola by este dlho pre-
klinala, keby ju bola neza-
tiahla mala sl1zticka "a su-
knu. Prstom ukazala dolu
dedinou, kde t'azko t'ahaly
dve mulice vel'ky voz pod
plachtou.
"Co i'm mann .vyniest'?''
Sucha, vysoka postava sa
shrbila, bezzube 1sta sa ko-
necne zavrely. Narovnala 81
satku ma hlave a zhlboka
81 vydychla. Rukou hodila
ku komore:
"Vsetko, co je tam pri-
chystane."
Dvaja mocnf chlapi vset-
ko pobrali ma voz, tax z
kazdeho domu " dedine, a
so svojim nakladom isli k
ned'alekej rieke.
Pockali do vecera. Prisly
dve take lode; v kazdej
sedeli veslari, mocne pracu-
jdci proti prddu. Pri nakla-
danf vecf do lodi pozerali
dvaja vojaci zd'aleka, i oba
voziari sa vzdialili dost' d'a-
leko. Vsetko sa dialo "a L.
plneho ticha. Biele postavy
sa hemzily pri praci; potom
skocily do lodi, vesla zacaly
brazdit' vodu, a lode ako
fantomy zmizly ma obzore.
Krasna noe, pima sladkej
vone sa sklonila ma zem. Mi
riady hviezd horely ma nebi,
hucanie vody znelo ako u
koliebavka... .
I rakosie zasust'alo; divo-
ke kacice nal'akane vylete-
ly. Dva tiene sa stretly a
objaly, a Sly d'alej popri vo-
de. Tretf tien ich nasledo-
VAL.
Stara Nikuleskova sa tis-
ko zasmiala. Mala vyzor sia-
lenej zeny.
"Pockaj, pockaj, Ell, budes
ty l'utovat'... Kainovo zna-
menie musis mat, ano, ma
cele, cely svet bude utekat'
pred tebou... Ach, moi syn,
moi 1bohy syn!.. Vsetko som
zariadila... Prfdu - hej, prf-
du. :"
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-15
d mas lien
6xen& redakcia a mile


NV vsetky zeny musfme
s. hl'adiet' najst' nejake uzi.
totn6 vyrazenia popri svojej
xovsednelej domacej praci
ktorych aspon nacas "a.
budneme mysliet' ma seba a
y rla domace trampoty. Ia.
kymto dobrym vyrazenfm je
dobr6 cftanie, praca v zahra.
de q rome rucne prace.
Preto idea q zakladani 81
csch krlzkov sa mi vel'mi
paGi o este s takyElni krasny-
mi zasadami, ako 81 to "U-
sllovne Weekly" vypracova-
". To je uz pokrok - pat
mast zien sa sist' a tie nepri-
TONNE nechat' ma pokoji. -
Ale kto ma vsak hlavu pln1
planov pre- uzitoene veci, ne
ma zaujem ami cas- ma kle-
betty a inc hldposti, ktore
nam kradnu cas- a zabfjaju
mas charakter.
Pre- mas zeny je snadno
najst' 81 zabavu, my SINE
skromne: mas ihla zachra-
hi cd nudy. Co krasnych, u
zitocnych veci mono nou
vytvorit'. Este i vtedy, ked'
nemame penazf ma potrebny
material SINE ME znechute-
ne, ale popozerame po do
me a najdeme stare saty,
ktore by sa len maly vyho-
dit alebo spalit' a stvorime
. mich novy, novucicky novy
koberec do kupePne alebo
spalne. A kto by vsetko po-
ratal, co ruky zeny su VISTA
We uzitocneho urobit'.
Nuz len d'alej Wy "Usilov-
ne Weekly "a vytknutym
ciel'om, my ostatnie vas bu-
deme nasledovat'. Lenze Go
chvil'a weekly budu musiet
llu Won, ia do krasnej pri-
rody "a kvietim a ihly,
n&prstky ma odpocinok. Vsak
vSetko ma svoj urcity cas-.
Predpi. ma dobry jablcnik.
2 salky milky, 2 male ly-
zicky prasku do pecenia
baking powderl trochu So
Ii a iyzicu cukru. Ito spolu
preosiat', diva ra2y Tito mu-
ku ) uvoma iyzlcami masla
dobre vymrvit' (ako ma paj)
3 potion pridat' jedno alebo
dlyoje vajec a mlieka kol 'ko
freba, ably cesto nebolo ami
moe trde ami make. Cesto
vyvalkame a polozfme ma
/ vymasten1 a mukou vysypa-
nd hodnu t'apsu. Ked' je uz
M t'apsi cesto, pekne pou-
MADAME nan tenko krajane
jablka a posypeme cukrom
q skoricou. - Jedno cele
vajce a dive lyzice smotany
dobre roztrepeme a tymto
lyzicou polievame jablka a
pecieme v horucej rure. -
q tohto costa su dobre i pl-
meme rocky. Ked' chceme
Wac costa, tax pridajme Wac
milky a ma kazdd salku md-
Ky / malu lyzicku prasku
do peciva, jedno vajce a ly-
zicu masla. Tento kolac je
zvlast' chutny hned', ked'
vychladne.
Dobra postna polievka
8 krupkami.
2 kvarty vody, trochu ras-
ce, nieco hub a zeleninu da-
me varit'. Ked' to povre, pri-
dame 2 lyzice umytych
kr1pkov.
Ma kastrolku poprazfme
ma masle 2 lyzice drobno kra
janet cibul'ky a pridame do
polievky varit'. Ked' sd
kr1pky do poly uvarene, pri-
dame ocistene a ma hrube
rezance pokrajane zemiaky.
Neskorsie zaprazime tmavou
maslovou zaprazkou a este
trochu povarime.
Ako varit' slivky.
Ked' varfme suche slivky
k masu, varme ich odokryte.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-15
YoUNGsToWNsKE sLoVENsKE NovINY

1OOANN104O ~ w AyJxA
dobreho vykonal pre- spolok
a tiez pre- Yo. SLOW. Novi-
my, lebo som dostal jedneho
noveho' predplatitel'a. Cestou
nazad z Warren som 81 my
slel, ze moja polovicka nam
zrobf veceru a sa naveceria-
me a po veceri SINE cakali
Ijedneho z mojich bratran-
GOV, ktoremu som sl'dbil, Re
zahram s MIN pat'sto, takzv.
Five Hundred. Cakam "a
MIN do z. hodfn, clovek vola-
ko nejde. Hovorfm bratovi
Pavlovi, a on poveda, mono
on uz ami neprfde, ked' ne
prisiel. Az odrazu telefon
zvonf a ia idem k telefonu.
"Hello, hello, poveda, Uncle
John, my father won't come
down tonight" - Cali
right, poviem. Potom hovo-
rim mojmu bratovi j ostat-
nym, ze tedy ideme do So
kolovni ma cviebu spevokolu
"Slavia'', ktoru NAL v ten
vecer, al prispevky som NAL
zaplatit'. Isli SINE vsetci. Brat
Pavel 81 wal jeho Fordku a
ostatnf isli s nami, ably vide
Ii ten obraz, ze ako sa bude-
me citit', ked' do tel Soko-
lovni prideme a zavolaj1
Surprise! Surprise!"
Cestou do Sokolovni SINE
mic netusili, az ked' sme pri-
sli ma Washington St., sa mi
cudne videlo, re jest vel'a
automobilov. Ale myslel som
81, vsak mi brat Pavel hovo-
ril, re dneska bude okolo sto
ddov v tomto spevokole a tax
som 81 predstavoval, re tito
ddovia prisli ma tych auto
mobiloch. Ale co sa nestalo?
Ako som zaparkoval auto
mobil, sfdem dolu, obratim
sa k severn, kto mi ide ten
mi ide do ocu, ako manzel-
ka mojho byvaleho druzbu,
pana Jana Novotnfka. Do
paroma, co ia zena tuna ro-
bi? Vsak ona tu vePa necho-
dieva, len ked' je najzvlast-
nejsia zabava. W som tusil
voPaco neobyeajneho. No, a.
lie ostatnf: Len pod me, len
pod'me vsetci vedno dnuka.
Vojdeme do predsiene, otvo-
ria sa dvere, tu vidime zivy
obraz prekvapenia a pocuje-
me 20 vsetkych hrdiel: Sur
prise! Surprise!
Oj, to boil surprise! Srdce
zacalo prudko Bit, krv udre-
la do tvari, mladucha sa pu-
stila do placu a mlady zat'
Won dverami! Ale predsa sa
pri vonkajsfch dverach "a
stavil, obratil sa celom vzad
a videl ma opone sokolske
heslo: "Prelom, preskoc a
nepodlez!" A tax moi mily
braldiant pokrocil sest' kro-
kov vzad zaujal miesto po-
chodu po boku druzice, pani
Novotnfkovej a bralta s
druzbom panom Novotnfkom
a tax SINE pochodovali do
predu pri muzike prof. Oto-
kara Mrazeka a jeho juna-
ckych synov a tiez prof. J.
Voytek hral, ktory nateraz
cvici spevokol "Slavia", kto-
ry bol nedavno zorganizova-
ny. Srdecna vd'aka i'm. Po
tom sme 81 sadli a pan sta
rejsf Jan Listiak privftal O.
becenstvo a tiez al jubilan-
tov a tax vyzval dvct. p. ia
rara Juraja Roha, ably nieco
prehovoril, ktory to al uci-
nil. Pan farar hovoril, ze
som i'm bol priniesol pod
hlavnice ked' semka prisiel
do nasej cirkvi. ia som Dol
tym druzbom, co som mu rd-
cho priniesol PRIV, nez pani
fararka. Tedy srdecne d'a-
kujeme "a gratulaciu, dvct.
p. farar, j. Rob. Potom pred
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-15
PODAKOVANIE.

CLC1ld IcudhCld, uVSA Yin
te mi laskave tento dopis, "a
co vam uz vopred d'akujem.
Nem6zem sa zdrzat', ably
som nenapisal ctenym cita-
tepom, rodinke a priatepom
a sa i'm nepod'akoval "a pre-
kvapenie, ktore nam pripra-
viii II. februara toho roku
ku nasmu 20-rocnemu jubi-
leumu manzelskemu Teda
dvadsat' rokov minulo 8. fe-
bruara, ked' SINE boil soba-
SEMI v evanjelickom chrame
Bozom, ktory sa nachodf ma
rohu Mahoning a Whitney u
lie. Sobas vykonal dvctp. IA
rar J. Murcek, ktory je ma
teraz sluzobnikom Bozfm v
Duquesne, Pa.
Teraz ale opisem v KRAFT
kosti O tom prekvapenf. Ako
sa doznavam, re to nasa mi
la kmotra pani Furmanova
a moja krajanka, totka 20
Strby, pani Drobna, este i
pani Bolhova z Washington
ul. pracovaly ma tom asi tri
tyzdne a ktora praca sa i'm
al vydarila. Srdecna vd "a
ka i'm. Pripravily to pre-
kvapenie tax majstrovsky,
ze sa cudujem, re som i'm
ma stopu neprisiel, ponevac
v den sbierania ma prekva-
penie ia i S mojou manzel-
kou SINE 81 tiez vysli medzi
nasich Slovakov a priatel'ov,
ably SINE dostali novych pred
platitePov a tiez cd sta
rych daco skolektovali ma
Yo. Slov. Noviny. A dostali
SINE i styroch novych pred
platitelov v tell den. No tie
to zenicky chodily pred ma
mi. Kde ony prisly, my SINE
boly doraz "a mimi, len-len
re SINE ich nechytili, a boil
by sme sa doznali, ze' co ro-
bia. Vase st'astie! Alebo to-
to bola tiez krasna prihoda :
V nedel'u, II. februara, ked'
som boil v kostole do obedu
a ked' sa uz v Sokolovni
vsetko pripravovalo, aby tie
Surprise party boly cim
najkrajsie a Indispensable,
pride po sluzbach Bozich je-
den z nasich cirkevnikov a
oslovi ma: "Brat Sherfel,
predajte mi tiket tam do va
Sci Sokolovni, re vraj tam
mate party dneska vecer.''
- "Ja veru neviem, brat M.
S., ci sd tam party alebo ME,
ale ia vam predam tiket ma
2. marca, ked' budeme mat
tanec a kde bude hrat' ra-
diova orchestra brata Pale
sa z Clevelandu. TAX Will
me, ze uz tn tento clovek
mi to vyjavil a predsa som
ma to neprisiel. Tiez ako SINE
prisli z kostola, SINE 81 "a
Esadli k stolu sa naobedovat'
a kto vam neprfde? Moi
najmladsf brat Pavel s man
zelkou s dietkami a tiez
pan Pavel Platter s manzel-
kou. HIM, myslfm 81, volaco
neobycajneho, ze tito .s1 uz
tuna a este sme cd obedu
neodisli. z pani Piatrovej
doraz vybuchlo, ze vraj
chcete-nechcete, zas SINE tu.
Well, nina to nemylilo, ia
som sa po kratsom rozhovo-
re vybral i panom Piaterom
do Warren, Ohio, skrz spoil
kovej zalezitosti a tiez som
81 myslel, ze asnad' zfskam
al noveho predplatitel'a tam
vo Warren, kde sa mi al po-
darilo zfskat' jedneho. Teda
obidve veci sa mi podarilo
|vybavit'. Chvala Panu Rohu
som So tax dobre citil, ze
som ma ziadne surprise par
ty ami nepomyslel, ale som
sa teSil, ze som zas daco
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-03-15

dobra nielen medzi krekesy,
ale j do forty lcake).
So srdecnym pozdravom,
Malinovx.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-01-03

and Mrs. Harry Smith and Donald
Smith of Parkersburg visited rela-
tives here, Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Glassford and daughter
Margie of Wooster were week end
guests OF Mr. and Mrs. p. e. Berry.
Mrs. Agnes Van Antwerp, near
Todds, who has been i'll with pneu-
monia, is some better Mr.. and
Mrs. Milford Wiley and daughter of
Malta spent Saturday with Mr.. and
Mrs. w. T. Bowman. Mrs. Anna
day with G.. w. Goddard's s. Mr..
and Mrs. c. o. Graham of Penns-
vile were Sunday callers Of Myrkle
Triplett and wife.-M Mr.. and Mrs. G..
G. Harris and son Zane spent Fri
day visiting friends at Amesville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Ewart spent Sun
day with the latter's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Edgar Wallace, of Stock
port. Eli Wilson of Todds, and
son John Wilson of Michigan, spent
MONDAY With Tie lOTU16T SlSL6F,
Mrs. c. e. Gilpen. and Mrs. G..
w. Goddard and daughter Ruth
Ann visited Sunday at F. S. Miller's.
A. HI. Humphries and Mrs. Hettie
Woodward were also Sunday callers
at the Miller home Miss Chloe
Harris was business caller in Nc
Connelsville, Monday
small son of Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald
Ball. is threatened with pneumonia
Mrs. Ann Daugherty and Gather.
inc Shaner and Bessie Love are i'll
with heavy colds. THE w. C. T. u
will meet at the home of Mrs. Faye
Davis, Friday afternoon at 2
o'clock Mr.. and Mrs. c.. C. Du.
laney and two sons Of Joy spen,
New Years day with VIM. Snyder
and Richard Lee Harris, sor
of John and Mae Harris, is ill with
heavy cold. Norma Gail, aged
one year, four months and five days
youngest of family of ten chill
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-01-03

ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alva Henery-
Bernice White OF East Windsor
spent last week at the Sextus Hen
cry home.- Mary and Randall
Fordham who are attending college
in West Virginia, are home for the
holiday vacation.--Mr and Mrs.
Ray McKibben spent Sunday with
the latters parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Willard Fox Newton Ridge school
will reopen Wednesday, after a
weeks vacation.- Charles Wells is
visiting his parents, John Wells and
wife. .--Adda Sherwood of New Lex
ington spent Christmas with J..
Harry Henery's.- Frank Griest of
Memorial hospital is not SO we'll.
There is little hope Of recovery
Ray McKibben and wife spent
Christmas with Herbert Orwig and
family of GAINESVILLE. Clarence
Bishop and wife visited Sunday
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wes
Bishop Faye and Ruth Henery
and cousin Emma Cook are visiting
relatives here. They were called
home Sunday on account of the ill
ness of their mother, Mrs. HI. d.
Henery Milford Griest and family
were Sunday callers at Wayne
Dearth's.-Th vocal music class
met Friday evening at the home of
Ray McKibben.- Francis Bole and
family and Clyde Spencer and fam
lily spent Christmas with Sextus
Henery's. - Luther McKibben and
wife visited Sunday at the Carlos
Thompson home.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-01-03

with the latter's parents, Ed Wilson
and wife, Of Avalon, Pa Mrs.
Clyde Wilson and son Eugene spent
the week end with John Brothers
and family, OF Meigs.-- Those who
spent Christmas away, were Everett
Thorla and family at Herbert Black
burns Of Renrock; George and
Sadie Garrett and Fred Downing
and family at Frank Downing's;
Oval Hancher and family and Clyde
Wilson. wife and son, at Mrs. Em-
ma Wilson'S; Lee Wilson and FAM
lily at Wilson sisters; Oran Mill
Ter and family and Cecil Lawrence
and wife, and Herman Downing and
family at Clarence Lawrence's;
w. e. Lawrence, wife and daughter
Helen at e. T. Lawrence's; Frank
Burners at Arthur Vorhies' Mrs.
Fannie McGregor and daughter
Lura of Akron are spending the
holidays with relatives here. Carl
ton Henderson of GAINESVILLE spent
Christmas with home folks.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-01-03
Wolf Creek

Curtis Balding, jr., of New York
City, Dean Glass, O. S. U. student,
Harold and Vera Earich, Columbus:
Mr.. and Mrs Roy f. Thompson.
Coolville; Mae Jackson, GAINESVILLE.
and Gladys Patterson, McConnels-
Vile, spent their vacation with their
respective home folks. ALBERT Car
ter and family spent Christmas day
with Mrs. Ara Harrison of Malta
A number of people from here and
Deerfield enjoyed music party at
Bart Prices, Wednesday night
The Brandeberry family and
Messrs. Evan and Dean Glass spent
Christmas at the Curtis Balding
home. Miss Ruth Jackson enter
tained the evening of Dec. 10, sew
eral of her classmates, the Ringgold
basketball team and faculty Of the
school, Games were enjoyed dur
ing the evening. Delicious refresh
ments were served by the hostess.
Mrs. Anna Osborn, near Dover,
spent Wednesday at Robert Prices.
Edwin Thomas and family spent
Christmas at Marietta. Mrs. AL
fred Glass is not so well of Late
Miss Ruth Jackson was i'll last week
| with cold Thursday callers at
Owen Patterson's were Mrs. Anna
Osborn and son Edgar, Wilbur Gill
lespie and Miss Coda Price
and Mrs. Chester Carr spent Christ
mas with the latter's parents, Mr..
| and Mrs. Cyrus Kirkbride.-- Mr..
and Mrs. Cyril Hotchkiss and
| daughter Rose Marie, Mrs. George
Benjamin and SON Stanley spent
Thursday evening at S. B. Prices
Mrs. George Earich, daughter Miss
Ruth, and son Cecil, were Friday
| afternoon callers at l.. D. Jackson's.
| Maurice Billingsly and family
spent Sunday at H. F. Carter's.--
Miss Coda Price left the forepart
of the week for the county home,
| where she has employment.
Church Notice
Sunday school, $3.50 a. m. Pub
lie worship, 10:30. Leader, e. M.
| Davis. Everyone welcome.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-01-03
SETTLEMENT OF ACCOUNTS

The accounts and vouchers of the
following administrators, executors
and guardians have been filed for
settlement in the Probate Court OF
Morgan county, Ohio, and will be
for hearing on January 14th, 1895,
at 10 O'Clock a. M:
Jerrold G. Scott, executor of the
estate of Belle Gilley Scott
Evart M. Davis, administrator Of
the estate of Wilford B. Scott.
A. e. Blackburn, executor of the
estate of VIM. N. Blackburn
Iva M. Terhune, administrator OF
the estate of Lydia Brokaw.
e. A. Scott, administrator, with
the will annexed, of the estate of
George w. Harmer
Any person interested may file
written exceptions to any or all OF
said accounts Or any item thereof,
on or before said hearing.
ARTHUR TORBERT,
20d3 Probate Judge.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-01-03

dren born to BENJAMIN and Kath-
leen Danielson, passed away Friday
evening at Ii o'clock, following an
illness of only few hours, from
heart trouble. The child had never
been strong, but for the past few
weeks preceding her death, she ap-
parently had seemed stronger than
at any previous time in her life,
until late in the afternoon of Dec.
%, her weakened heart began to
fail, and she passed away at the
hour above mentioned. Surviving
besides the parents, are six broth
ers and three sisters, the paternal
grandparents and the maternal
grandmother. Funeral services were
conducted Sunday by Rev. Mr..
Householder, and interment was in
the Chesterhill cemetery.
Ellis-WiIson
Ray Ellis, son of the late Mrs.
Johnnie Starting, and Miss Edna Will
son, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Don
Wilson, were married at st. Marys,
w. Va, Dec. 27, with Rev. Dawson
officiating. Mr.. Ellis has been MAX
ing his home with his aunt, Mrs.
Carrie Newton, and helping on the
farm. Mrs Ellis is junior in
Chesterhill high school. While their
plans are indefinite, they will reside
with the brides parents for the
present Their many friends extend
congratulations.
Mr.. Harris At University Hospital
w. S. Harris was taken to Uni
versity hospital, Columbus, Thurs.
day, for treatment and observation
Mr.. Harris has been in poor health
for some time.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-01-03
Chesterhill

Mrs. Margaret Johnson who spent
the holidays with Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
McCune and family of Athens, re-
turned home, Sunday. Murray
Hood and friends Miss Frances
Hoker, and George Busenburg and
Miss Catherine Kaiser of Columbus
spent the week end with J. A.
Woods s-Dr and Mrs. A. III. Whit
acre and Mrs. J.. A. Pickering We're
business visitors in Columbus, last
Thursday Nellie and Lucille
Grigsby were Sunday guests of C. f.
Brawley and family at Sand Rock.
Arthur King of Columbus spent
last week with his mother, Mrs Ida
King. DR.. Ruth Bowman of Chi
cago spent the holidays with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Bow
man Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fem
and daughter Betty of Marietta
spent Christmas with c. E. Bode
and family Mrs. Clyde Bowman
and son Dickey spent Sunday with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs Selby
Embree, telephone operator, who
has been i'll the past week, was able
to resume her duties, Monday. -
Maxine Wanless, near Amesville,
was the week end guest of Misses
Lucille and Rosalie Dillon. Bar
bara Lee, Is months old daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. HI. G. Davis, who
has been i'll with kidney infection,
is somewhat improved. Mrs. c. j.
Bowman and daughter Barbara
Jean were Sunday visitors at Os-
mer Lochary's, at Stockport +.
Bode. wife and children were Sun
day guests of Harry Fem and fam
lily, at Marietta. The officers OF
Mt. Olive Chapter, No. 326, 0. h.
s., were installed last Friday night
in very impressive manner. Mrs.
Theooa Miller, past matron of Ma