davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1935-01-26
PARA LA MUJER

llegando hasta la terquedad de
sostener esa afirmaci6n no solo
para las lineas de traves, sine
para lag verticales, y resulta que
estas debieran existir en- igual
.rayectoria, 10 que no es asi,
pues hasta hay manos que care
cen de algHna. Cuando mace una
criatura, esta va tiene bien mar
cados en- sus manecitas los suso
dicFlCs p~l.eG"es; Use ha entire
tenido en- ell claustro materno
en- abrir y cerrsr sus manos y
por clio nos viene al mundo con
esas huellas?
'Co1Gcesa el case de I'm lisiado
al que hubo que realizarle la
neurodieresis en- su brazo dere-
cho, 'cuya mano, no pCdiendo ser
va influenciada ror ell cerebro,
en- virtud de la separation de los
La gaceta., 1935-01-26
COmentdnd0

COmenCUUd0
Aver me encontre con un CRU
20 de muchachas y todas comen
taban mi cr6nica de antier, en-
la que ~recomenlada la mlsica
latina para los bales.
Unas me decian: "Estamos
con listed, pero es que la juven-
tud no corresponds, porque pien
sd mas en- ell jazz" Otras esta-
ban dispuestas a introducir la
mlsica latina. Despues me ente
re que cada una de elias perte-
necian a distintas sociedades y
clubs, 10 que me hace YER que ell
"mal es general"
Ahora recomiendo a todas y
2 todos, dediquemos mayor pre-
ferencia a nuestra musica. Mien
tras los mas renombradOs caba
refs americanos contratan MI :
meros latinos, ~ncsotros hacemos
10 contrario.
Esto es para los que piensan
que la musica latina resta pu-
blico. Y como antes die: Per.
donen ell entrometimiento.
La gaceta., 1935-01-26
SOCIALES
Ell Cabaret de Fantasia

Ell Cabaret de Fantasia
Marcara hoy una nota social
de gran relieve en- la historic de
la distinguida sociedad Centre
ESp9nol.
Eiesta que Sc debe a Ia entu-
SHASTA labor desplegada por la
Secct6n de Damas de Protection
" Auxilio, en- beneficio del Sa :
natorio.
Nuestra elite" social Sc hs
necho eco de la im~portancia de
este festival Y en- <ad
a las simpatias de que goza la
Sacci6n auspiciadora. llenara
las salas del Centre, para dis :
frutar del eScogido y arheno
programa presentado, que es co
mo sigue:
Alas 10 y 80 Sc ADRIAN los
amplios sal9nes; media bora
deS ues la muy aplaudida or :
questa Los Bohsmios' tocara
ell primer pasodoble para CO.
menzar ell programa bailable.
A las IL cantara varias can
clones la aplaudida tiple Sra.
Carmen Ramirez; media bora
despues hara su aparici6n la me
ritfsima pareja hermanos Ar :
mour, que presentaran ell bale
de moda LA Serenata."
Hacemos constar que esta pa
reja bail6 ante los Reyes de In
glaterra, en- ell Palacio Real, y
esta noche haran derroche de
su refinado arte.
La aplaudida 'pareja Dolores
.Diaz Sc presentara a la l, con
Ell precioso bale torero titulado
Bale de Capa;" lie seguira des
pues unas "Bulerias," a casta :
nuelas, y un tango argentine.
Bueno es recordar los triun-
fos de esta pareja, en- ell Molir
Rouge, donde actua tOdas las
noches.
Una de las mejores bailari
mas acrobatieas, procedente de
st. Petersburg, deleitara a Ia
La gaceta., 1935-01-26
NJ NUEVA OLA FRA Sc
MUEVE HACIA LA PARTE
CENTRAL DEL OESTE

Otra ola fra amenaza hoy a Ia
naci6n, que todavia no ha sail
do de la Ultima, responsible de
la muerte de 800 personals.
La temperature empez6 a de-
clinar de nuevo en- los estados
del Norteey esperase mas frio,
e~specialmente en- los estados de
la parte Central del Oeste.
Esta nevando en- la costa del
Pacifico Y 'pronosticase conside
rable descenso en- la temperate
"a.
La gaceta., 1935-01-26
UNA CARTA
Sr. Director de La Gaceta.

Sr. Director de La Gaceta.
Estimado amigo:
Suplico de cabida, en- su bien
redactado peri6dico a las ST.
guientes lineas, favor que lie a
gradeceremos.
Deseamcs dar las gracias mas
sinceras al Sr. Armando Boza
por ell servicio tan desinteres4-
do que presto en- ell sepelio de la
Sra. Gertrudis Prada, fallecida
ell dia "a del corriente.
Como testimonio de gratitud
hacem9s llegar a 81 estas frases
en- nombre de los familiares.
Por ell Club de Dam3s de la
Iglesia Metodista San Marcos,
EtvirG B0de,
Presidenta
La gaceta., 1935-01-26
LOS MISTERIOS DE LA MA
NO Y LA DEL
FUTUl2O

Els de tai condici6n la natura
leza humane, que por ensober-
becido ego.smo Sc admite ell pro
imo sea mejor que nosotros en-
~elegancia, en- talento, en- sabidu-
ria, en- waller; pcro er punto a
bondad no Sc cons.ente, de ma
ner2 rotun1a, que Made nos SUI
pere. Esto es Il que determine
ell minucioso reparo que todos
poremos en- aderezar la figura,
para cOmponer una a'pariencia
que disimule Iprecisamente a
quello, nuestra bondad, 81 va a
ser mediatizada. A tai punto lie
ga la ficci6n, hast en- ell sexo
masculine, que sucede que tan
habituados estamOs a enmasca-
rarnos cara con los demas, que
Sc lleg,a al case de que nos dis =
frazamos para con nosotros mis-
mos.
La cara tiene tai importancia
que en- ella, mas o menos cons
cientemente, urdimos la come
dia de la simrlada PERSONAL
dad; mas, desde tiempos reno
tcs, ne a}ui que Sc ha fij9do la
atencion en- otra parte ffsica !:
las manos, que siendo fieles sir
vientes del cerehr9, Sc ha,lan
tan alejadas de 81 que no son fac
tibles, por SUI carencia de cen
tros nerviosos y muSculares, tan
sensibles como los de la faz, pa
ra mutaciones de ninguna espe-
Gle. Quiza ell uso del guante O.
bedezca, no a una neceSidad fl
sica o de orden de elegancia, ST.
no a un tenor que aconseje Gu
brir las manos para burlar la
perspicaZ mirada de cualquier
conspiculo l4uir6logo que pudie-
ra tener per elias algun atisbo
de nuestras faItas.
La "quiroscopia" es ciencia
speculative y a Ia w es arte
1eduotivo. En- la 2nt.E3adad era
un conocimiento emDrionario
que recibia ell nombre de qriro'
mancia, a Ia que Sc han consa-
grade celebridadeS tan notori S
como PF,ag0ras, quic1. en- su es
cuela de Er~tora, estudiqba los
rasgos 'feculiaros que ofrecian
las manos de los discipulos an :
ties de concnderles el adeptado.
Mediccs, cuales G leno Y Avicel
ma; religiosos como Savonarola
y Scott heroes, tales como Sila
Y Julio Cesar, Sc han ocupado
de quiromancia. Pr6ximo a no
sotros, DesbarrobleS metodiz6
estos conocimientCs antigros.
Hay la creencia de que las IL
meas de las manOs Sc producer
dc5lando la palma de la mano,
La gaceta., 1935-01-26

nervios, fue POGO a POGO perdien
de- las huellas de los pliegues y
CONFEDERATION de @prominen-
cias, hasta trans marse en-
p,ana la palma.
I'm habil quiromantico arabe
p~do cohocerN distinguir, 50
por las nsand, ell adalid del sui
tan, con OCCASION de presenciar-
sele de inc6gnito estos dos per-
scnajes a consuRa. Otro quiro :
mantico, Siprtina, advirti6 a Ju-
Ii Cesar, viendo sus manos, des
CO fiase de las calencias de Mar
tie. No sabeAs como seria AGO.
gi o este confeio por ell emper3
der; mas a !ulio Cesar, en- ole
NJ Senado, y asesinaron en- Ell
mes de marT mes lbajo los aus
pi los de Vhrte.
LAY bastante de maravilloso
en- este arte deductiv9, pues,
pc: ejemplo, ell dedo pulg1r, don
de- quiromancia considera Sc
1aruncia Ia volun+a9 as aScIu-
siyo del ser humane, ell cual ma
ce de esun facil y amplio uso, y
no ash otres animales inferiores
Ago analogos, como son ell g9ri-
la, ell chimpance, ell triangular,
que tienen pulgares relativ9m men
tie articuladcs, pero con limita-
do uso.
De modo pakivo saben flo
sofos que UNI pileptico durante
e. ataque c;erra ell pulgar, como
igualmente d. contraen los mort
bundos, o sea crando ell sujeto
remite la voluntad.
Recientes estudios de 3ntro-
pologia criminalista nan hecho
comprobaS que los asesinos ma
tos tienen la primera articula :
ci6n del pulglar en- forma de p9-
ira.
En- la Prensa alemana del 26
de agosto de 1921 puede leerse :
Gel sadico Grossmann. Hoy han
side fotografiadas, por ambos
lados, las manos del asesino
Grossmann y asimismo moldea-
das en- yeso. Ell comisario crimi-
| nalista doctor Jansen, basando
Sc en- las experiencias 1uiroman
&c S mas modernas puiere ave-
riguar 81 ell asesino Grossmann,
una vez consumados sus crime
mes, ha Experimental grandes
emocicnes psfquicas."
La ciencia de las formas de
la mano (quironomia) Ina tenido
realidad en- Ia Universidad de
Berlin; 'por ESQ, desde 1920, ALI
existe una catedra de Antropo-
!ogfa Practica, a cargo del cee-
La gaceta., 1935-01-26
LAS TROPAS DEL SOVIET
NO HAN ATACADO

Moscou, Enero 26.-En los
cfrculos oficiales Sc ha desmen-
lido el rumor de que los aeropla
nos del Soviet habian cruZado la
frontera del Manchukuo y bonn
bardeado a Pogranichnaya.
La embajada japonesa desert
bio la noticia como exagerada,
pero dijo que hace algunos dias
hubo un encuentro entire peque-
nos destacamentos, en- csc lugar.
La gaceta., 1935-01-26
De teah.o

De tedtro
Par3 manana anuncia la com
.caniY Ramirez-L6pez, que con
gran exito viene actu2ndo en- la
IUnione Italiana, la graciQSa
zarzuela en- un acto y cu9tro cua
dros, de Carlos Arniches y Jack
son Veyan, mdsica de Valverde
V Torregrosa, los Granujas."
Ira en- ell segundo turno otra
-zarzuela, en- un acto y tres cua-
dros, original de Enrique Gar
cfa Alvarez y Anto9io Paso, m1
sica del maestro Chuecas, LA
Algeria de la Huerta."
Ell papel de Alegrias esta en-
comendado al joven tenor Ale
.jandro Corrales, que debutara
manana.
Tocara ell maestro Maxine
Echegaray.
La gaceta., 1935-01-26
Bale

Bale
Sera mahana la tercera ma =
tinee de la serie, auspiciada por
las Secciones de Recreo y Da-
mas de la Unione Italiana.
Los muchachos sc daran eta
en- aquellos salones para bailar
con Frank Berns.
AuguramCS otro exito a las
enthusiasts SeccioneS.
La gaceta., 1935-01-26
Bale Infantil

Bale MfantI
La Seccion de Recreo del
Circulo Cubano dedica el dia de
manana a la pleyade infantil.
Habra un bale infantil, en-
los salones de la "casita criolla,"
con una conocida orquesta y al
precio de 10 cts.
Sc repartiran dulces.
EStan de "arriba" los ninos.
A bailar bastante para cuando
lie toque a los mayores que Sc es-
ten tranquilos.
Cesar RiUerO.
La gaceta., 1935-01-26

La MOI o"CI "e ~ "t'''o
Vas m3nos pre3entan una par
tic@ar f;sonomia, fieles sirvlen-
ties del hombre; son como 81 cria
do de la v~luntad. 81 la oHra re
yela al ar5ffice, $. por lCE actos
Sc juzga a una EerSora, no es
desatinC consider ra las ran05
como 81 instr. mento cue aenan-
cia las cualidades irhc1ar!es al
oerebro que las ordena Eqy IN
elias indicaciones singulares
por las cue Geiueir la marera
de ser del sufto que nos intere-
Sc; cen la vent ia de cue 81 la
cara finge, las manos n pueden
nacerlo.
Hay manos adictas y man2s
adversaS. Les primeras son "a
quel12s tan intimamente 3. pedi
tadas al sujeto que no hay emo
ci6n, sensation alguna, por &c
quenas que sean, que este ten
ga, que nc las revelen por su ac
titud, Las segunda3 son esa3 O.
tras tan dist3nciadas de la per-
soma que I~larecen sendos trozos
del cuerpo qre Gstorban, Y su
.poseedor no sabe que hacerse
con elias. Las aictas podemos de
cir, sin ningun genera de dudas,
que son prCpias del hombre ha-
bill, decidido, intrepido, audaz,
generosO y valiente, que ANA la
vida por la vida misma y a ella
Sc entrega con TODD el eDtusias-
mo de I'm alma vehemente. Las
adversas car cterizan al ser OBJ
tuso, desconfiado, minucioso,
preocupativo, hip6crita y cobar
de.
La mano es semejante a la
planta. FL tallo es la palma, la
flor son los dedcs, y asf como en-
Ell vegetal el tallo es la parte des
tinada a las funciones organi :
cas-, la palma es la seccion de la
man0 que iperteneoe al mrndo
de la materia. Los dedos, SINH
ares a L. for, procuran la Wis
.osidad, ell aroma, y ellos refle
Jan Ell mundo del espiritu.
OCOntinadrd)
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-01-17

substituting for wool. He reported
the foreign markets were strength.
ened as result of barter argee-
ments worked out between Germany
and a number OF wool producing
countries. Mr.. Hammond exhibited
an Australian fleece which had been
purchased over top Of our tariff
wall when our domestic prices were
near their highest. It carried very
little grease and had considerably
less tensile strength than our local
woods. Cloth made from this type
OF wool is much softer than that
made of local wool.
Officers elected for the coming
year are as follows: President, VIM.
Shilling; vice pres, Frank Carr;
sec'y, G. o. Thomas. The following
members were elected to the execu--
tive committee: v. C. Cfeadle, v. r.
Newburn, Harry Carter, Carl Bark
hurst and Will Glenn. The delegates
to the state convention are: G. o.
Thomas, Leroy Olney. Ermil New
som, Homer Buchanan, Howard w.
Patterson. J. L. Glenn, A. H. Glass.
and Fred Roberts are alternates.---
Xxx,
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-01-17

Wilford Smith, wife and daugh
ter of Union Furnace, and Mrs.
Lucy Startling of Chesterhill were
Thursday evening callers of Mrs.
Harrison Woolman and family
Henry Sheets. wife and children
and Carl Morris of Pattin Mills
were Sunday guests of Fred Smith
and family. Edward Woodward
spent Friday night and Saturday
with Dwight Smith. Guy Vandyke
and family visited relatives in
GAINESVILLE, Sunday Violet Newton
and two sons Bernard and Byron
and Herman McPeak were Saturday
evening guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Startling Francis Startling spent
Saturday night and Sunday with
Roy Swab. Mrs. J. E. Carpenter
who has been SO seriously i'll for
the past two weeks, is gradually i'm
proving. Her daughters, Mrs. Merle
Crooks and Mrs. Besse Duffy have
returned to their homes in Colum-
bus.--Gusta Wogan, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ashley Wogan, who
has been i'll with pneumonia, is
some better-The meeting at Joy
is still in progress, with a good at
tendance. - Mrs. Chas woodward
who suffered heart attack a week
ago, is getting along as well as
could be expected. Mrs. Sammy
Porter is assisting with her care--
Ralph Wood and friend were Sun
day evening callers of Earl Wood
and wife of Amesville. Mrs. Don
Adrian was a Monday afternoon
caller of Lizzie Adrian Dennis
Hallowell and family were Sunday
visitors of Harvey Hallowells.- :
Ray Startling, wife and daughter
visited with Mrs. Charles Newton,
Sunday Mrs. Harvey Hallowell
spent Friday afternoon with her
mother, Mrs. Lide Michener.
Clyde Shook and wife were Sunday
evening callers of Chas. Wood
yard s.--Otis Clark was Sunday
visitor of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Woodyard.- -Ohlen Honesty and
family moved last Thursday to the
house vacated by Dale Graham and
family Owen Chappelear has
rented the farm known as the Nc
Elfresh farm, for pasture.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-01-17

Mrs. Delmar Earich, Malta, enter
tanned Wednesday evening Of last
week, in honor of Mrs. Albert Ear
ich, a recent bride. Games and a
social time We're enjoyed and spe-
cial feature of the evening was a
towel shower for the guest of honor
Refreshments were served at small
tables. Those present included
Misses Juanita Brown, Ernestine
Smith, Vivian Frash, Jessie Sands,
Elsie NORM, Pearl Dew, Mrs. Lu-
ellie Gallagher, Mrs. Eva Cart
wright, Mrs. Maude Henery and the
honored guest, Mrs Earich.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-01-17

The desk at which George White
while governor for four years
transacted the states business, has
been shipped to Marietta, along
with the chair he occupied while
governor, and will be placed in Mr..
Whites office at the Peoples Bank
ing & Trust company The desk
was presented to Mr.. White when
he assumed the governors office, by
Walter Heer, Columbus Democratic
leader. Governor Davey's desk was
made at the reformatory.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-01-17
Camp Morgan Men Capturing
Old Man Erosion

Camp Morgan Men Capturing
Old Man Erosion
One OF the most interesting loca-
tions in Morgan county on which
the men Of Camp Morgan have
worked is the A. D. Teters farm in
Meigsvil1e township. Quite COM
prehensive work is being done here
in checking the erosion that in past
years has quilted the sleeper slopes
and filled the valleys on the farm.
Many interesting bits of informa-
ton have been narrated by the
members of the Teters family,
among them being the fact that the
farm has been in the same family
for several generations. Mr.. Teters
has deed to part of the present
farm, that was signed by President
Andrew Jackson, and is hand writ
ten on a piece of parchment. The
run near the site of the new
house, a substantial brick house,
was the site of one of the first saw
mills in Meigsvilie township.
To the future generations the
fact that this farm is being made
one of the demonstration" farms
showing erosion prevention work
will no doubt be of interest. The
work on this farm is at an advanced
stage and will soon be finished. On
the 13O acres there are "a gullies
large enough to require man-made
structures to hold them. In these
gullies there are being placed a va
riety of dams as the situation calls
for, there being 126 slab dams, 96
rock dams and seven wire dams, OF
a total of 229 to be installed. Most
OF these have been erected. The
construction section working on the
farm has been fortunate in finding a
good ledge Of sandstone close be-
hind the farm house, where they
are able to get all the rock they
need.
AS the various gullies are finish
ed, the banks are sloped when
necessary to reach q slope of one or
less, and the strips of sod between
and above the quilted areas are be-
ing furrowed with a plow at five
foot intervals, in order that the
ground in which trees will be plant
ed next spring might absorb as
much moisture as possible during
the winter. The trees are generally
planted five feet apart both ways,
and with the burrows already made
around the contours, that is across
the slope of the hill, the trees can
be planted much more rapidly, it is
hoped. In all, there will be ap-
proximately six acres of trees plant
ed on the farm.
Mr.. Teters and the CCC men
working on the farm are cordially
extending an invitation to anyone
who might be interested, to visit the
farm and see the excellent work
that has been and is being done by
the "erosioneers" under the super
vision of the camp staff.-XX.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-01-17
Wool Growers Hold Annual Meeting

Wool Growers Hold Annual Meeting
The Morgan County Wool Grow
ers' association held their annual
meeting Saturday. Mr.. Robert
Hammond, treasurer of the Ohio
Wool Growers association, address,
ed an audience of so Morgan county
farmers. Mr. Hammond reported
that the woods had moved off the
floor in a very satisfactory manner
considering the loss of market re-
sulting from the labor strike and
the use of 100000 of materials
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-01-17
1.-THE MINISTER'S NEW CAR"

On Saturday evening, Jan. 19, the
ladies of Oak Grove ladies' aid
society will present 1.-THE Minister'S
New Car" comedy, in one act.
This play is chock full of. fun for
everyone. Don't fail to see Grand
ma, who is very deaf, but "knows
what is going on A plate supper
will be served. Proceeds for bene-
fit of the church.-XX.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-01-17

On Jan. u, 1895, Westland
grange met in the forenoon and
conferred the first and second de-
grees to a class of candidates, 40
members and eight visitors present.
At noon all enjoyed the oyster din
ner. In the afternoon Charles
Mendenhall and his assistants in
stalled the officers for this year, af-
ter which a short program was
given. The next meeting will be
Jan. Is at 1880 p. m. The third
and fourth degrees will be given.
meeting. We hope to have as good
attendance as we had last meeting.
XIX.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-01-17

Mr.. A. H. Humphries on route
two gave an oyster supper at his
home Saturday evening, those pres
ent being r. e. Parmiter and wife,
Harry Parmiter and wife, Ethan
Hall and wife, Dean Hancher and
family, and Mr.. Humphries. The
evening was very much enjoyed
with old time music on the violin,
banjo, mandolin and mouth harp.
All departed at a late hour, after
having spent most enjoyable even
ing and thanking Mr.. Humphries
very much for his kindness and
hospitality.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-01-17

The Morgan county ministers will
meet Monday, Jan. 81, at 10 a. m.
at the home of the Rev. D. H.
Householder in Chesterhill. Carl
Patterson will give the book re-
view and will lead the discussion of
the morning.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-01-17

Announcement has been made of
the marriage on New Years day of
Miss Myrtle Tracey, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Berkley Tracey of Column
bus, former residents OF this coun-
ty, to Ebert A. Schory of East Can
ton. Mrs. Schory who is a graduate
of M & M, has been employed at
the GAINESVILLE Y. M. C. A., as book
keeper. Her husband is graduate
of Michigan State University.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-01-17
Masonic Notice

Stated communication Of Corinth-
ian lodge, No. Ill, r. & A. M,
Tuesday, Jan. %. at Z o'clock. A
good attendance is desired. &C. G..
Barkhurst, w. NJ; o. A. Richard
son, Sec'y.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-01-17

Messrs F. M. Beckett and f. N.
Gray of the Insurance firm of Beck
EFT and Gray went to Leroy, O.,
Tuesday, to attend the two day an
nual meeting of the Ohio Farmers
Agents association and the Ohio
Farmers Insurance company.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-01-17
Deerneld Grange

Song, selected by Ceres: roll call,
returning Christmas presents:
sketch of life of Benjamin Franklin.
Kate Massey; topics of interest Of
national grange, from The National
Grange Monthly, by Worthy Master,
Chas. Cordray; song, selected by
Pomona; sketch OF life of Robert p.
Lee, Ida Glass: games or contests.
CLAUDIA Hill; Is minute discussion.
by grange, how to make our meet
ings more interesting; song, select.
ed by Flora.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-01-17
American Legion And Auxiliary
Notice

All Legionnaires and Auxiliary
members and their families are
earnestly requested to attend the
regular social meeting of the Post
to be held tomorrow, Friday, night,
at the Legion hall at $50 O'Clock.
Pot luck supper, square dancing and
other entertainment will be the pro-
gram. Come and enjoy the privi-
leges of your membership.-D. W.
Geddes, Com; F. S. Doudna, Adjt.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-01-17

DR.. W. A. Forsyth, rs, promi-
nent New Concord physician, died
Saturday morning at his home. He
was born in Guernsey county, and
upon his graduation from medical
college began the practice of medi-
cine at Rix Mills, where he resided
until he moved to New Concord %
Der of the United Presbyterian
church. Surviving him are three
daughters, four grandchildren, one
sister and one brother. Funeral
services were held Monday after
noon from the New Concord United
Presbyterian church.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-01-17
SCHOOL DEBATE SCHEDULE

Jan. 22-negatiye travels: Ches--
terhill negative vs.. Ringgold; Ring
gold negative vs.. Pennsvilfe: Penns--
vile negative VS.. Reinersville; Rein
ersville negative vs.. Chesterhill.
January 29-negative at home:
Chesterhill negative VS.. Pennsviiie:
Ringgold negative vs.. Reiners-
Vile; Pennsville negative VS.. Ches--
terhill: Reinersville negative vs..
Ringgold.
Feb. 5-negative travels: Ches-
terhill negative vs.. Reinersville;
Ringgold negative VS.. ChesterhiIl;
Pennsville negative vs. Ringgoid:
Reinersville negative VS.. Pennsville.-
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-01-17

Hon. and Mrs. J. E. Patterson and
Lincoln Taylor were at Columbus
last Thursday on business. Mr..
Patterson, who is state account
ant, was at Woodsfeld, Monday, on
special work
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-01-17

Miss Vera Earich of Columbus;
Mr.. and Mrs. George Earich and
children Ruth and Cecil were guests
Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. Delmar
Earich and Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Price and children.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-01-17

Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Piatt (Adda
Warner) have sold their property
here on Jefferson street, to G. NJ.
Bell Mr.. and Mrs. Piatt will move
soon to their farm near Todds. Mr..
Bells son-in-law and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. r. D. McGregor, who are
residing with Mr. McGregor's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. McGregor,
will occupy the property vacated by
the Piatts.