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

Emma Jettick shoes, sold only by
Coulson's. n15tf
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-07-04

Robert Drury, attorney-at-law,
Northrup building, McConnelsville.
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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-07-04

Friday evening Miss Jane Ken
nard of Malta entertained with a
dinner party at the Kennebec ho-
tel. honoring Robert Christie. who
leaves this week for Scotland,
where he will spend the summer
with relatives. Covers were laid for
20 guests, and following the dinner
all were invited to the home of f.
w Cochran, where dancing was en-
joyed. The guests were school
mates Of Mr.. Christie.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-07-04

DR.. and Mrs Herbert Harris and
the latter's father, c. V. Jones OF
Dayton, visited the week end with
DR. Harris parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Clark Harris, and sister, Miss Marie
Harris, near Malta. DR.. Harris and
family plan to leave about the mid
die of this month for Canada, tc
spend their vacation. He is a prac-
ticing physician at Dayton, and is
also coroner Of Montgomery county.
Other guests Sunday at the Harris
home were James Harris, wife and
child of this place; Chester Sears
and Miss Elma Miller of the west
side.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-28
Circus Crowds Thrilled By
 Slack : Wire Wizard
Maxine, Greatest Per. former in His Class, Fea. tured By Hagenbeck-
 Wallace and Fore.
 paugh-Se Sells Bros.

To thoso of us who have diffi- ctilty in, crossing Q pool of water on Q narrow plank, the spectacle of Monsieur Maximo walking non chantly across a, slender slack wire, with hands carelesslya behind him or within his pocketG is q thrilling and during one.
 Maxine, who appears at each performance of the Hagenbeck- Wallace and Forepaugh- Sells Bros,
 Combined Circus. is without ques- ton the most clever of all wire
 comedians. Staggering across tho wire, impersonatlng an inebriated gentleman returning from making
 ''whoopee". Maxine sways from
 side to side, alwoys seemingly un-
 certain, yet always perfectly sure of his balance. eg s#tl Maximo has recently returned from Q triumphal tour of Europe,
 where, as in America, he is rec
 ognized as the grentest performer
 of his class in the world.
 Truly cosmopolite, he speaks
 seven languages, has traveied In
 every nation and has delighted thousands in every corner of the earth.
 Maxirpo occupies conspicuous place in the great congress of 500 arenic notables with the great
 Hagenbeck Wallace and Fore
 paugh Sells Bros. Circus, which
 will exhibit in Waterbury, Wed.
 nesday, July 3.
 The big show will kive perform ances at 2 and s D. rn.,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-28
BRUNELLI GIVEN
 6O-DAY SENTENCE
Declines to Testify for Sell in City Court Hearing
 Today

Jail for 60 days was the penalty meted out in city court to-day te John Brunelli of 97 Franklin streel when he was arraigned for giving his wife Q bad beating. The sem tence wns imposed after Judge John F. McGrath had heard testi- mony from the wife and Brunelli refused to testify.
 Mrs. Brunelli testified that her husband had given her two bad beatings, one yesterday and one the day before. She said that he struck her all over the body, and that she had, sustained many cuts and bruises.
 Ior husband first beat her Wed- nesday, she said, and she went to Prosecutor John Thoms. She re- ported to her husband that she had complained to the prosecutor, and then, she claimed, he beat her again.
 What have you got to say?" Judge MeGrath asked the accused.
 "Nothing" was the answer.
 Sixty days" came back the judge.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-28
GARDEN

Mary Jane's Pa," the new Warner Bros. comedy drama, opens at the Garden theater to-day, with Aline MacMahon and Guy Kibbee teamed again in thte stellar roles.
 Kibbee has the role of the tramp printer while Aline MacMahon, who buys a newspaper to support her family, is the deserted wife who makes good on her own and subjects her husband, who finally finds his family, to the role of care taker to the children, who do not know him.
 The story is based on the play, Mary Jane's Pa," by Edith Ellis Furness and the novel version by Norman Way. William Keighley directed the production from the screen play by Tom Reed and Peter Milne.
 The companion feature is Wolf River" with Jack Perrin.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-28
M The Local Iheateys
PoLl'S

The "Queen" of the screen, the lady who flashed across the screen in her first picture as meteor does through tho sky, Mae West, will be the attraction at tho popular Poll theater, for four days and four days only starting Saturday, the title oi the epic that she appears in this time is "Goin' To Town" and here is the best of the four pictures that she has made.
 This blonde Empress of Sex comes to us for the first time in modern clothes, in the other pie- tures that she has appeared in she was always the 'charmer' of the 'nineties' but in "0oin' To Town" she Is seen as a real 1885 lady. Tn this picture Mae shows q new technique of getting her man.
 Mae has seven men as sultors and all of them leading mon among the names that we find as seeking tho favor of the 'curyacious' one are Paul Cavanaugh, Ivan Lebedeff, IltO CVEuip eTou hVHioTl MOHEVu owsley, Gilbert Emery and Grant Withers.
 Another treat that you are go- ing to find in this picture Is Mae sining grand opera, and when she strikes up tho tunofui arias of the opera, Samson and Deiilah. then something has to happen, sho also has two popular numbers that she sings in hor own inlmitablo manner.
 On the same program there will be Robert Young and Madge Evans In another of the young romantic comedies in "Calm Yourseif".
 Tho current program is made up of two hits the first feature being Might Life of the Gods" and the other being Black sheep' with Edmund Lowe, Claire Trevor and .
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-28
Bremen Remained To Admire House

Firemen this morning an- swered an alarm for a chim- ney fire at the home of Hugo Wolff, on White road, in upper Bunker Till near Oak ville, only to find that the stout chimney construction prevented the blaze from set- ting fire to the interior of the home, The flremen found time while auelling tho minor blaze with chemicals to admire the sturdy construction of the home, which ia said to bo 200 years old. 7 The home ia constructed of z hand -hewn timbers and beams, with begging being used in- stead of nails. The floors, even in the attic, are of broad beamed hardwood. The chim- ney, where the fire started, is !, of solid stone of much more sturdy construction than the chimneys built now.
 Acting Deputy Martin Cam pion was In charge of three companies at the scene, while the fire was probed by Mar shal Den Lahey and his staff. The alarm came in at $50 this morning.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-28
STATE

Warner Brothers latest service story, stranded, begins a four- day engagement at the State the- ater tomorrow with Kay Francis and George Brent in the stellar roles.
 The Army, the Navy, the Flying Marines and the Department of Justice, have formed tho back ground for big Warner Bros. screen hits. Now the United states Department of Immigration is used. The screen play by Delmer Dawes is based on the story, Lady with Badge," by Frank Wcad and Ferdinand Reyher, and Is said to contain more heart interest than any of the preceding service stories.
 Thero is plenty of dramatic ac- ton, nevertheless, touch of pathos in the romance.
 The story concerns Travellers Aid worker and q rough and tough engineer, who are deeply in love. The Travellers Aid worker sees everything in terms of humanity; the engineer thinks of human boz ings as steel that should be thrown on the dump heap if there Ia a flaw.
 Brent has the role of the en. gineer and Mss Francis that of the Travellers Aid worker. The cast includes such noted players as Pas tricia Ellis, Donald Woods, Robert Barrat, Barton MacLane, Joseph Crehan, William Harrigan, Henry O'Neill and Frankie Darro.
 The companion feature will be "Going Highbrow". A comedy packed with hearty laughs featur. ing Edward Everett Horton, Zasu Pitts and Guy Kibbee. Don't miss this great show at the State start- ing tomorrow. Escape Me Nev. err and "Mon Of The Hour" con. clue their engagement this eve. ming.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-28

whose favorite indoor sport is bat. ting with his insanely jealous little dancing partner.sweeth etheart, Mimi, Chevaiier is the charming chap we all know. But as tho suave, mustached, monocled Baron Cassini, who jugglcs his banks funds and is forced to make q secret flight to London to try to raise a loan to cover his deficit, wo have an entirely new and interest. ing aracterization which proves that Maurice Is an actor as well as an entertainer.
 Tho companion feature is "Tho Casino Murder Case" with Paul Lukas, Alison skipworth Rosilind Russell, and Louise Fazenda.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-28

host of others, this program fln- ishes its engagement tonight.
 The contest to select "Mlss Wa terbury" to be held at Polls on the evening of July 10th has start cd and applications are now being received; for information apply at the managers office.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-28
STRAND

See chevaiier playing his first double role. See him in "Folies Bergere" at Warmers strand thea ter to-day and tomorrow. As charlier, the straw-hatted singing star ef the Folies Bergere revue,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-28

|ON June 2S. 1914, the Archduke V Francis Ferdinand, heir appar' ent to the throne of Austria.Hun: gary, and his consort, X were riding in their open carriage through. the streets of Sarajevo when Serbian student dashed toward them. and shot both dead. ' That shot started the World War. which even. today has not been settled to the satjs; faction of the nations that became embroiled in it. As a result of that assassination. more than 8.50O. 900 men were killed and more than 21.UO0.00 were injured.
 In 1917. Boznia.Herzegovina. as part of Austria-Hungary. issued G set of three stamps commemorate ing the assassination of the arch. duke and archduchess. One illus trated a memorial church that was to be built at Sarajevo. another showed portrait of the archduke. and the third had portraits of the royal couple.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-28
NATURE ON REVIEW
BY THE MAN IN THE TOWER
Good Evening.

The top of hills in springtime Are my reviewing towers. To sit and gaze at a nature parade Or massing of the flowers. The violets, daisies, daffodils, Forget-me-nots and others, Await their time to fall in line With changing of the colors. The purple, yellow, red and pink And different shades of blue, Will take their place in sweet arrays, When nature calls review. From dawn till dark, on lawn and park, You'll see these flowers of beauty, But as days go by, they'll fade and die All martyrs to their duty.
 c. L. C.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-28

Tn spite of the use of ail evail- able traps, poison and gas, Dnep- ropetrovsk, q Russian industrial city, is overrun with rats and mice, and lights are kept burning all night to seare tho rodents away.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-28
NEW DEAL
 IN WASHINGTON

Odor Clings to Commerce Department Even After Mitchell Flop - and It Isn't One of Sanctity !. !. Family's Activity Is No Great Aid to Roosevelt.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-28
AnssVers To
 Test Questions

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-28

Here and there. .. John McGrath, furniture saes- man extraordinary aud Oscar Phillips genial chet s,vapping stories os South Main street Dot ODon- neu daughter of Bin ODommeU of the Elks, summing for sceek at Bayvie,o. Tony Delacamera, East End gas and ol man, proudly shoa0lng the goU oaus he fpon as r,erup m the Cities Servce Golf Tourney at Westfeld Connecticut, this aoeek. Doris Sacanson. comedy Crosby grad stu very eated over her gold medat she Uon for excellence tn Sponish ohe enrolled at the Old Ivv iasttution Gus and Ben Maloney checking over tkeir fishing hooks and lines before evemtf expedition. Where to, boyss Chatrlady kdthteem Maher Very busy these dogs preparing tor the Atpha Phi OnaegG dance at the Watertown Lawm Club thts evening.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-28

Seen in passing. =. It was down in Westport along onp by the side of the headed towards New York city
 Of course his real destination was Washington, put Thursday afternoon he had only made Wespor ater
 Oh yes that's right, haven't explained who this who was and is. :. It Emanuel Jonidas, the itinerant Greek American who halls from Litchfeld. Emanuei in 1882 walked all the way from Litchfeld to California to celebrate President Roosevels victory at the polls
 He trunded specially constructed wheel-barrow be- fore him. It moves on rubbercad wheels In the barrow on the western trek 65 pound stone Now Eman- n e is wheeling the barrow to Washington to present 1t to President Roosevelt He stopped off in Waterbury Tuesday and was given official greetings by Joseph St. Louis sec retary to Mayor Frank Hayes. After obtaining ere served from the Tower passing through Westport. We'll if we can't see that far little bird told us
 Oh shucks just happened to be driving along ana sa" him. . [. That's how we knew.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-28

Elated by hs success im selecting Joe Louis to aOn over Primo Carnera, Dr. Julius McNovaco0sks Thomas teeoroph to Dan Parker for the position of bo1tmg writer om the Nep York Daily Mirror. Says the old Doc T haue been selecting actnners aoth unvarysmg success since James Corbett defeaed John [. SuUdn Why should n,ae of my talent De comfimed to conn paratively limited circle? feel that aoo~td oe e vala.able asset to the Mirror staff."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-28

Mickey Mouse, entertainer of nations, has entered a
 new national periodical the Mickey Mouse magazine The newest of Mckeys ventures has noble precedent It began five years ago with Mickey Mouse do followed by other products including locally manufactured Mickey Mouse watches whose manufacturers felt the sponsorship of ther product by the bosom friend of peoples would not only be romantic but profitable and which was consequently so The magazine is quality publication of A pages m selves with the adventures and msadventures of Mickey and other famed characters which have fitted from the brain of Walt Disney. And so Mickey Mouse IS now an editor
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-28

The stork presented MT. and Mrs Fritz Klambt with beautiful onequarter pound gift Wednesday eve ming at the Waterbury hospital One of those bouncing girl babies you read about to bless their Bristol Ter race domcie Fritz had ordered boy but oh boy was he tickled when little Evelyn arrived Mrs. klambt Is the former Evelyn Thomas The Tower tonight extends US congratulations Step up, Fritzie, and make your DOW Alta boy
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-28

Tossed up by the waves Kitty Conrck is is enjoying her annual of absence from the Insurance Department desk of the Democrat. Margaret Chipman makes a competent pinch hitter Mrs A. Fnlay of 151 Chestnut avenue left batch of tinfo desk this morning The weight of the donation would make round shoudered ii we carried it far Thanks kindly Mrs Finay and call again.
 Louie Piedmone caught the Camera Louis six rounder Tuesday and considerably disappointed in the poor showino of his countryman Mike Phelan of the East Dover clan and of Scovs most congenia work men, honors the Tower with generous contribution of tn- foil Thanx, Mike.
 Star gasing Helen and Edythe (ino, nOte the sophisticated speing) Sch0arz Infested to Ne0 York Tuesday and missing their ride home When kheu boarded n0ythbound sab i Brooklyn snseGd of vce DersG During the course of their travels the gals vsted their sister Happy student nurse 70 one ot the metro hospitals. Anthony A. Cdtabro more fa- snliarlv knoaCn in these parts Sp Gnd one 0 the best al around athletes graduated from Wilby s nosc a6iEiatsd Dth the Venetian Equipment Company: nnnufactuers Of complete beauty p1ror needs Gt East Isth street. N Y C. .. Rsv Joseph Valdambrini pas- Cor Of the Church o Our Ladv Of Lo4rdes forvards ns oaokker posta from Rome schere hs has jnst finished ,on az his fe ceeks pGcdtion. Father Vat certainly earaed fhis trip, his first in seven years
 Good Night
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-28

Friends of Mrs. Ann Bennett Duly a0M be deeply orieved to earn that his 0ery pleasing ana P,oneer South El, Street resident is conftned to St MorVs Hospital undergoing treatment. slight smprovement has bee noted n her condition aud Ue know her egom of local aceu cishers av be pleased to knoW thts fGc The Tooer trusts Mrs Day aOu continue to gain until che becomes her smiling self once more.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-09-06

worrying much about it, /
haven't been able 10 make
any money farming for the
past five years and liberty
without a little money is
more or less tame.
I've been trying TO find out
what the difference is be-
tween a well trained hus-
band and hen pecked hLs-
band. think there is a diff
ference but | don't know
what il is. As a rule when a
woman thinks a husband Is
well trained. the neighbors
think he is henpecked.
II | had my way I would
see TO IL that every good wo-
man who wanted one got a
good husband. don't have
any concern for the men.
Most men can get along in
this world but when a wo-
man gets TO be a certain age
and has no husband she loses
much OF her sense Of secur-
ity.
A man like will Rogers wili
be missed by a million people
where the vindictive. back
biting. vengeful individual
will not be missed by any
one.
Every community has one
man in it who seems TO be
able 10 make money in spite
of the times.
! can't get used to hearing
the grandmothers say: "Oh,
yes" and You're telling
me-"
VIII Rogers is the first
man | know 20 accumulate
six million dollars and AT
the same time have the
friendship and good will of
every one.
| note by my daily that
Marie Tempest, the famous
actress who spent a half cen
tury on the stage. said that
il took her ten years 10 learn
how TO sit down properly.
We know some public speak
ers who have been at IL for
a considerably longer time
and have not learned how TO
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-09-06
CIVIL SERVICE
EXAMINATIONS

The United Safes Civil
Service Commission has an
nounced open competitive
examinations as follows:
Psychologists, various
grades, $4,000 to $4,000 a
year; cytoloQists, various
grades. So. 200 to $4,000 a
year; epidemiologists. vari-
Gus grades, $4,000 to 81 900
a year; mycol0gists (medi-
CALI. various grades. $4,000
to $4,000 a year; senior
pathologist (medicaD. s4.-
600 year, u. S. Public
Health Service, Treasury
Department.
Refuge superintendent S3-
500 a year; associate refuge
manager. $4,000 q year; as
sistaut refuge manager. S2,-
800 a year, Bureau of Bio
logical Survey, Department
of Agriculture.
Sheet metal worker. 81 $50
a year, departmental serv-
ice. Washington. ID. C.
Full information may be
obtained from the secretary
of the United States Civil
Service Board of Examiners
at the post office or custom
house i'm any city which has
a post office of the first or
second class, or from the
United States Civil Service
Commission, Washington, d.
G..
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-09-06
FILA COMPLIES INFOR-
NATION FOR PROSPECTS

Phoenix. September 5-A
simplified list of suggestions
on how TO obtain loans un-
der the amended moderni-
zati0n credit plan has beer
compiled by the Federal
Housing Administration.
BY an amendment 70 the
National Housing Act, the
Housing Administration may
now insure moderni-at on
credit advanced in amounts
up to $4,000 for the pur-
pose of modernization or the
installation of new equip
ment or machinery in indus
trial, commercial and com
mercial-residential buildings
Details have been simpiifie6
70 q great extent.
The ocedrre suggested
TO the individual by the
Housing Administration is as
follows:
Decide what is needed for
undermining building and
equipment.
Consult equipment menu
facturers and dealers and
building contractors as TO
the cost of the moderniza-
tion work planned.
Go TO a bank or other To-
cal financial institution that
displays the "house in the
circle" sign. which means il
has qualified for Federal
Housing Administration
credit insurance.
Make application to the
lending institution FOR cred
il in the usual way.
The carrying charges on
credit insured by the Feder-
al Housing Administration
are at the lowest rates. The
maximum must not exceed
the equivalent Of a s5 dis
count per 500 face amount
of a one-year note repayabie
in monthly installments.
The borrower may have
up to five years 10 pay.
No down payment is re-
quired.
Loans are made on the US
ual basis of credit rating.
but the Federal Housing Ad-
ministration considers collat-
eral appropriate under the
$4,000 extension. though
not obligatory by regulation.
Decision in each case rests.
however. with the lending in
stituiion and not with the
Federal Housing AdmiriStIa-
tion
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-09-06
sit down vet.

sit down yet.
think il is the wrong
kind Of teaching 10 tell the
boy If he smokes and drinks
he will not be a success. As
sure as one tells this TO a boy
and he discovers the towns
leading banker or profession
al man or merchant is given
10 habits Of this kind the
force of the teaching will be
lost. The boy very natural
~ argues that the teaching
is untrue and that if these
men can succeed with such
habits he can.
4 local Rir,, VIC has been
away from home working in
the city for the past three
years visited her grandma
ther. who is a neighbor Of
mine. a couple of davs re
Gently. She told me that she
didn't know what TO do with
herself the second day. She
was burnt up" 10 smoke a
cigarette but didn't dare to
smoke before her grand
mother. Her grandmother
is old fashioned and accord
ing to tn e young lady
wouldn't have understood.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-09-06
WHAT WE THINK
(By Frank Dixonl

We used 20 think that il
was all right for the white
man 20 take the country
away from the Indians be-
cause we thought the Indi-
ans didn't know how 10 run
il. II the Indians had any
sense Of humor they would
be laughing their heads off.
! see some Of the LEADING
politicians are worrying for
rear the present congress
will take away all Of our lib
critics. Personally ! am not
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-09-06

School District. and who Is also In
all respects qualified elector
thereof
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. the
Board Of Education Of Coolidge
Onion High School District No. (.
In Pinal County. Arizona. has
caused this notice TO be given as
required by Law. this 18th day Of
August. 1895.
BOARD OF EDUCATION OF
COOLIDGE UNION HIGH
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO.
BY c. j. Moody. President
BY Leonard Spruell. Clerk
First publication Aug. l6. 1885
Last publication Sept 6. 1885
La gaceta., 1935-07-06

costa de los condos de Andrade,
en- una Casa de Curaci6n donde
era rluy bien atendida,
La hermana Marta viSitaba-
la con frecuencia; ordinaria-
.mente dos veceS a la Semana.
A mas de Que tenia en- clio
una satisfaction por ell sincere
.intenes que aquella infeliz lie ins
piraba, Andrea, 81 protectora
Y amiga, asi Sc 10 tenia enc3r-
gado.
No dele listed de traerme
noticias de la pobre loca, her.
mana,-decia siempre que iba a
verla.
Y Marta satisfacia gustosa
aquel deseo.
GCabe decirlo?
ST, puesto que nj los seres
La gaceta., 1935-07-06

FL anciano, ell doctor aleman
Gulllermo Swidler, celebridad
europea en- todas parties conoci-
ia y rea2etada, viajaba, veinte
amos antes de Ia epoca en- one lie
presentamos, por Italia, a DON
de lie habia llevado ell noble v
constante afan de ensanchar
suS conocimientos.
Ea2eraba en- Geneva la SAIL
da de un vapor que lie conduie-
Sc a Marsella, para proseq11ir
en- Francia su instructive v pro
vedhoso viaje, cuando, al reqre-
S2r una noche a la fonda IN chi
cuelo de unos diez amos Sc Ie A.
tendiendole la mano v q,
i Una hmosna por amor de
DlHs caballero!