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Evening star., 1935-11-03
TULANE TURNS BACK
COLGATE BY ID TO 6.
Big Green Toys With Swelterlng
Northerners After Gaining
First Half Margin.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW ORLEANS, November e.
y Tulane's Green Wave turned PACK
Colgate's famous Red Raiders. IA TO o.
in an intersectional battle before
10000 persons here today.
After gaining 7-6 advantage IN
the first half an inspired Tulane
SQUAD toyed with the Raiders mostly
in their territory and the game ended
with Andy Kerr's men ain possession
of the ball on their own 2l-yard line.
The hot weather may have wliteo
the New Workers as they played slow
foot ball and made numerous costly
fumbles.
Capt. Barney Mintz led his team
In a furious pace and made the Sec
ond touchdown by intercepting pass
on Tulane's 15-yard line and running
IS Yards to score. outdistancing two
Colgate tacklers, who grabbed at him
and missed.
Evening star., 1935-11-03
HANDLEY HIGH VICTOR
Randolph-MaconS Scores First, but
Loses Game, IL to g.

FRONT ROYAL, Va, November O.
Randolph Macon Academy started an
offensive in the first period against
Handley High, which netted a touch
down in five minutes, but lost to the
visitors, II to 6.
Handley made its first touchdown
in the third period after carrying the
ball from Its own 30-yard line. Run
ming and passing plays gave Handley
!ts second touchdown.
Evening star., 1935-11-03
T. c. U. R0UTS BAYLOR
Baugh's Passes Feature 2S-to-O
Victory Before $4,000.

WACO. Tex. November 2 P)-
Sammie Baugh fired "bulls-eyes" today
as Texas Christian Universitys unde-
feated Horned Frogs made it sad
Homecoming day for Baylor's bewil-
dered Bruins. $50.
Twenty-four times the Christians
flung passes, and Is settled in waiting
arms for a total gain of 204 yards as
a throng of $4,000 cheered the South
vests latest aerial show.
Evening star., 1935-11-03
Varied Sports

Cross Country.
Iowa. 25; Wisconsin, 81.
Butler, II; Pittsburgh, 38.
Army, lS; Columbia, 80.
Cornell. IS; Yale. 35.
Penn State, IT: Syracuse, 3s.
Illinois, 81; Milwaukee State, as
Illinois State, g.; Notre Dame, s8
Wheaton, l67; North Central, l73
Soccer.
Stevens Institute, 0; Lehigh, o.
Evening star., 1935-11-03
Z MINUTES TO CO,
is. i. PREVAILS.
24-Yard Fling Over Goal
by Reserve Back Beats
Auburn, 6 to O.
BY the Associated Press.

~ ATOM ROUGE, La, November
- 2-Resorting to an aerial at
tack, the Purple Tigers of
~ Louisiana State University
scored a touchdown in the last two
minutes of play here today to beat
Auburn's defensively powerful and
doggedly Fighting Plainsmen, 6 to O..
After a see-saw battle, with mighty
line plays on both sides, and after a
crowd of more than $4,000 began
breaking up thinking it a scoreless
tie. Pat Coffee, reserve back sent in
to pitch after Louisiana's ace passers
Grass and Mickal had left the game,
shot a spiral from the 24yard line
over the goal into Jesse Barrett's
arms
Evening star., 1935-11-03
PROTECTS CLEAN SLATE
Marquette Scores Fifth in Row
at Ames' Expense, 28-12.

MILWAUKEE,. Wis, November 2
P).-For the first time in four years,
Marquette University's returning old
grads celebrated a homecoming victory
tonight after the Golden avalanche
stilled the Iowa State cyclones, 28 to
u, before $4,000 spectators.
The win left Marquette among the
Nations undefeated teams with i've
straight victoriAA
Evening star., 1935-11-03
Eastern Een Out Catch Central Prep School Gridron Feuds Flare
FOOT BALL RESULTS
st. Olaf. 20; Concordia, 8.
Teachers, 8; Stout, 0.
Teachers, 7; st. Cloud a.

st. Olaf. 20; Concordia, 8.
Superior Teachers, 9; Stout, o,
Mankato Teachers, I; st. Cloud, 0.
Millikin, "a: Lake Forest, o.
North Central, g.; Elmhurst. o.
Utah. 80; Brigham Young, o.
Pittsburg Teachers, 6; Tahlequah, 0.
McMurray, 49, st. Edwards, 10.
New Mexico, 13; Temple Teachers, O,
Hays Teachers. 20; Southwestern, 0.
Nebraska, 19; Missouri, 6.
Washington, 80; Montana, Z.
Stamford, 8; Santa Clara, 6.
Colorado, %; Colorado College, o.
Southern Methodist, 20; Texas, o.
Carleton, IL: Coe, 0.
Moorhead Teachers, a; Bemidji
Teachers, IL.
Monmouth, 81; Carthage, o.
Augustana, 81; Dubuque, o.
Western Union, 6; Buena Vista, o.
Whitman. o; College Of Pudget
Sound, 0.
Fresno State, 20; College Of Pa
cific, 7.
Nevada, II; California Aggies, 8.
California, IA; U. c. L. A., 2.
Pomona, o; Arizona State of Flag
staff, o.
Oregon State, 19; Portland, z.
Southern Branch, Idaho, so; Mon
tana Mines, 0.
Kicks, 7: Boise Junior College, o.
New Mexico Aggies, Al; New Mex
leo Military, Z.
Ferris Institute. Z; st. Viator, 0.
Gonzaga. 7; Washington State, o.
South Dakota, 13: Omaha, 6.
Ohio Northern. 1s; Detroit Tech, 6.
Michigan Tech, SO; Northland. 7.
Minot Teachers, s; Valley City, O.
Friends, o; Bethel, o.
Adams State, 10; Regis College, o.
Bacone, 7; Oklahoma Baptist, 0.
Black Hill, IL; Colorado Mines, 0.
Lawrence, 81: Beloit, o.
Carroll, 3; Ripon, o.
River Falls. IA; Eau Claire, IA.
Santa Barbara State, 6; Occi-
dental, 0.
Humboldt, 10; Chico State, o.
Albian Normal, 20; Gooding COL
lege, 6.
Xavier, 7; Clark, o.
Illinois College, 26; Eastern Illinois
Teachers, o.
Dakota Wesleyan, IS; Sioux Falls
College, 0.
Lewiston Normal, ls; Eastern Ore
gon Normal, 0.
Evening star., 1935-11-03
ALEXANDRIA TEAMS
REPULSE INVADERS
Episcopal Beats Landon While
George Washington High
Downs Richmond Crew.
Downs I

Nv a staff Correspondent of The Star.
Va, November q
"A Home teams scored substantial
grid victories mere this afternoon sS
the strong George Washington High
School eleven dealt the Masonic Home
of Richmond its first defeat in three
years and Episcopal High School
stayed in the winning column by
trouncing Landon Prep of Wash
ington.
The scores we're George Washing
ton 10. Masonic Home Z; Episcopal
20! Landon Prep 0.
Today's win was the sixth victory
in seven starts for the Presidents,
while Episcopal was on the long end
OF the score for the second time this
season.
Fones, B. Burrell and Nugent &C.
counted for George Washington s
margin of victory over a scrappy
Masonic Home eleven that jumped in
the lead in the first minute of the
game when Dowdy caught partially
blocked punt and raced over the
goal line. M. Smith converted.
The Alexandria team came back as
Fones scored on an end run in the
second quarter. A 35-yard pass, Shu
to Nugent, who took the ball on the
10-yard stripe and scored. tucked the
game away for the Presidents in the
last quarter, after B. Burrell mad
sent the Alexandria team in the lead
wnen he scored shortly after the Sec
ond half started.
Using almost two teams after run
ming up IA points in the first quarter
Episcopal against the Landon Prep
pers regained some of it's lost
prestige. Goodwin, Howell and Daniel
each crossed the goal line with
Maroon scores. Hopkins place kicked
the two extra points.
Line-ups and Summaries.
Evening star., 1935-11-03
CONFIDENT TEAM
FACES WESTERN
Series Leader Feels lust
as Sure of Defeating
Roosevelt Friday.
BY BURT HAWKINS.

ASTERN HIGH SCHOOLS
- powerful pigskin pushers, in
tent on making Central'S path
IL to the interhigh foot ball title
as perilous as possible. are confident
of pulling up to a first-place tie with
Hardy Pearce's proteges when they
tackle Western Tuesday at Central
Stadium.
But Central Is just as determined
to take over undisputed possession of
the top notch again when it clashes
with Roosevelt's Rough Riders on
Friday.
Although Artie Boyd's battlers are
not expected to extend themselves
greatly in taking the Western war
riors into camp, the game does not
take on the aspect Of a puShover.
Spurred on by it's great first half
showing against Central, the Red
Raiders have sworn to dig in and
fight for every inch of turf. Pos
sessing a light but hard charging
line, Western will rely on John Hatch,
quarterback, and Morris Snead, half
back, to smash through for whatever
gains Dan Ahern's men will make.
Rough Riders Improved.
CAPT. GLENN HAWK" SHAW
~ Chick Di Guilian, Al Kidwell and
Russ Kendrick, Easterns capable ball
toting quartet, launching tricky plays
behind a fast forward wall, should
ring up three touchdown victory.
Despite its win over Tech, Central
will not have a day of rest when
Roosevelt is tackled.
Vastly improved, the Rough Riders
fought Eastern to standstill in the
first half before succumbing, 1870
With Spiro Kolius, Francis Beamer
Gus Papanicolas and Jake Levi.
battling better each time out, Lynn
Woodworths charges will not be the
indifferent outfit which lost the initia
start to Tech, $50.
Central. however, packs too great
punch. Behind an alert line featur
ing Paul Whedon, Pop" Chaimson
Charley Jones and Vincent Meene
han, the Blue eleven presents suci
outstanding backs as Billy Richard
son, Billy Vermillion, Johnny Jone
and Joe Moran, all experienced ant
talented.
Evening star., 1935-11-03
CADETS VISIT TARHEELS.

CHAPEL HILL, N. c., November 2.
North Carolina and Virginia Mill
tary Institute meet here on the grid
idon next Saturday for the first time
since 1927. And the last time they
clashed the Kaydets won, TO. How
ever, the Tarheels will be big favorites
this time,
Evening star., 1935-11-03
Line-ups and Summary.
ST. MARY'S WINS GAME
Scores Late for 7-to-6 Victory
Over st. Vincent.

GREENSBURG, Pa, November 2
R.-The Rattlers of st. Mary's Col
lege at San Antonio. Tex, nosed out
St. Vincent, z to 6, today for their
second victory in three games during
their Eastern invasion.
st. Vincent had things their own
way until the third period, then
Douglas Locke, halfback for st.
Mary's, broke loose for II yards. A
couple Of plays later Bob MacGinnis
plunged through center, lodged the
secondary and dashed 80 yards to
score. Gipsons kick was good.
Catholic U. beat st. Mary's in
washington, Z to o, on October as.
Evening star., 1935-11-03
WEST LIBERTY WINNER
Churchman and Rometo Too Good
for Shepherd, % to 6.

SHEPHERDSTOwN, w. Va, No
vember 2.-The fine playing of Art
Rometo and Joe Churchman were
main factors in enabling West Liberty
State Teachers to defeat Shepherd
State Teachers today, % to 6.
Rometo scored both the visitors
touchdowns, and Churchman kicked
three field goals and two points after
touchdown.
Shepherd scored its lone tally in
the first quarter when Everett went
over on pass good for As yards.
Evening star., 1935-11-03
BLUE JAYS ARE WINGED
Mt. st. Mary's Runs Wild to Win,
AT to o, Over Hopkins.

BALTIMORE, November 2 (P.-A
powerful Mount st. Marys eleven to-
day showed Johns Hopkins under an
avalanche of touchdowns to win, At
to O. The Mountaineers registered 81
first downs to one for the Blue Jays.
Kuratnik scored the first two touch
downs, Reilly, Apichella, Shemonsky,
Black and Acri adding one each,
most of them on long drives.
Apichella place-kicked four extra
points and McNamara circled end for
the other.
Evening star., 1935-11-03
QUANTICO MARINES WIN
Beat Baltimore Firemen, 25-1a, in
Smoke-Eaters Only Game. e,

BALTIMORE. November 2 P).-
Baltimore's fireman foot ball team
opened its season at the Municipal
Stadium today with 25-to-1e loss to
the Marines of Quantico, Va.
The firemen also ended their season
with the same loss, for they play only
one game a year. This was the
seventh annual encounter between the
Smoke Eaters and the Devil Dogs.
Had the firemen won today 1t would
have been their first victory over the
Marines.
Evening star., 1935-11-03
Line-Ups and Summary.

Hampden-Sydney scoring: Touchdown
Bernier. Richardson t2), substitute Tor
Douglass: Hyde. Point from try after
touchdown-Fromalt t2).
ST Johns scoring: Touchdowns-Wiekes
-fBernier's kick blocked by Stallinss rolls
into end zone for automatic safety)
Evening star., 1935-11-03

Touchdowns-Fones. B. Burrell. Nugent,
Dowdy. Extra pointS-Nugent. M. Smith.
Worden, King. Wayland Mendelson. Mori-
arty. Masonic Home-Rasser Farley.
Referee-Mr. Driefus tTulane) Umpire
Mr. Cobean. Head linesman-Mr. Tullock
(Mercersburg).
Evening star., 1935-11-03
Line ups and Summaries.

TouchdownS- Goodwin. Howell Daniel.
Extra points-Hopkins t2). Substitu-
tons: Landon-Levely Brown. Hibben l.
Episcopal-Ragan. Bennett, Bradfield. Pol
larry, Moncure Harrison Wilson. Hooff
Referee-Maj. Gof Michigan. Umpire
Mr.. Dufour &C. u
Evening star., 1935-11-03
Line-ups and Summary.

TOuchdOWnS: N. BfOWn, oIIIIII y y
wiegins Points after touchdoxns~,,!Syrus
8l'N for W Brown Gray for Crutchfield. Glib
son for Stewart Ellis for Franklin, Jack
son for Ellis. Ware for Coleman. Best Tor
Syrus Cheyney Robinson for Lee. Ref-
eTee-Mr. Drew Umpire-Mr. Young.
Head linesman-Mr. Payne. Time-Mr
Hunter.
Evening star., 1935-11-03
on ice with Heaps touchdown.
Line-ups and Summary.

Northwestern scoring: Touchdown
Heap. Point after touchdown - Duvall
(placement). Field soal-Duvall (place-
ment), Illinois scoring: Field soal-spur.
Evening star., 1935-11-03
Line-ups and Summary.

Scoring: ADMINISTRATIONS Kis-
sane Thistlewood. Sykes. Keys. Point
after touchdown-Keys forward pass.
Firemen-Touchdown Parr. Nuth. Fletch.
er. Point after touchdown-Dales Iplace.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-12-19
NOTICE TO OWNERS OF DOGS

In order to give dog owners plen-
ty of time in which to purchase dog
tags before date fixed by law to add
penalty, the dog warden wishes to
give following notice for 1886. Tags
may be bought from December 10,
1895, to and including January 20,
1896. After this date penalty
must be added.
Tags may be secured at the fol-
lowing places: First National bank,
Chesterhill; George Lamb, jr., Rose
Farm; Curtis Clark, Hackney; Geo.
Hall, Reinersville; Mabel Hayes,
Stockport; e. L. Beard, Mountviile;
Chal Matheney, Deavertown; j. III.
Wickersham, Unionville.
Kennel licenses may be procured
only at office of county auditor. Ef-
fort is being made to help in pro-
curing your tags. The warden is
planning to make strict check-up
of all dogs after January 20, 1886
Please blame no one except your
self if penalty is charged TO you af-
ter January 20 Earl K. Wilson.
Dog Warden. 1916
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-12-19

Misses Wilda Newton and jose
phine Thompson and VIM. McIn-
turf.--Mrs. Retta Pierpoint spent
Tuesday at Fred Adrian's. Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Abel and son Blaine
spent Sunday evening at Russell
James. es'.--Sunday visitors were Clark
Fonner and family at Jas. Boyd's;
Web and John Thomas McPeak,
Fred Clark and family at ]. A. Nc
Peaks; Paul Wells and family at
Earl Woods, at Amesville; Ebert
Rouanzoin at j. e. Rouanzoin's:
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Miller and son
Vernette at Harold Harris Mary
Letha Phillips of Wrightstown spent
Thursday night at Otis Balls. Miss
Kathleen Phillips spent the week
end at the Ball home Mrs. Ida
Boyd spent from Wednesday until
Friday at Clark Fonner's. Russell
Abel and children of Parkersburg,
and George Strobe spent Sunday af-
ternoon at Henry Abel's. Mrs. Bes-
sic Miller spent Wednesday Of last
week at George Miller's.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-12-19
Rowland

A Christmas entertainment and
Christmas tree at Mt. Carmel,
Christmas eve.--Mr. and Mrs. Ray
mond Reed and Lenore Moore spent
Sunday afternoon in Rural Dale.
Linnie Moore returned home with
them, after a weeks visit at Philo
and Rural Dale Herman Reed and
wife made business trip to Zanes-
Vile last week. There will be quite
bit of moving in this vicinity in
the near future, Hamer Wilson's
have moved and remodeled the
house on their farm near Mt. Zion
church, and will soon move into it.
Lee Wilson has repaired the house
on his farm, known as the old Car
lin place, and is moving his family
there. VIM Kuntz who has been
living on the Herman Reed place,
will move to the house vacated by
Lee Wilson, and Raymond Reeds
will occupy the house vacated by
Kuntz's.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-12-19
Cumberland Rt.

Our pastor. Rev. Yoho, is con-
ducting series of meetings at the
Oakland M. P. church. Clyde Scott
who has been very low for some
time, is slightly improved. Dana
Brown, son of Mr.. and Mrs. D. M.
Brown, and Oris Connor and wife,
all of Colorado, are guests at the
Brown home. Rev. Cook, pastor of
the Ark Spring Baptist church for
the past several years, has moved
his family to Chesterville, O.--The
condition of F. H. McCarty who has
been critically i'll, remains about
the same Mrs. Earl Flowers of
South GAINESVILLE is here helping to
care for her brother, Clyde Scott
Mrs. Lawrence Embree of Column
bus was called home by the serious
illness of her father, +. II. McCarty.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-12-19
WeStland

Lois, the IA year old daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Peck Cooley, of FL
lott. was taken to Bethesda hos
pital, early Monday morning, for
treatment for pneumonia. She had
been sick for week with pleurisy
and congestion of the lung. Mrs.
Winifred Warren Davis is nurse in
charge. Her father accompanied
her to the hospital. On Monday ev-
ening her mother, grandmother,
Mrs. Emily Parsons, and Glen and
Alden Parsons were called to her
bedside. Raymond James has in
stalled a Westinghouse light plant.
Mrs. Mary Nolan and family and
Miss Eola Hummel were visitors at
Archie HummeTs.- Rev. and Mrs.
Mcdonald and three children and
Miss Bessie Richey and Mrs. Edith
Harkins of Pennsville, were Thurs
day dinner guests at Paul Wells.
Mrs. Cora McPeak has returned
home. after visiting in Athens
Raymond and Russell James were
business visitors at Columbus, Tues
day and Friday ERNEST Drake and
family of Xenia spent the week end
at Lewis James. Raymond James
and family were Saturday evening
callers at the James home Mrs.
Frank Davis has returned home,
after visiting in Toledo Clifford
James spent night recently with
Floyd Loomis.-- Miss Rachel Strobe
spent the week end in Columbus
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Hill of Malta
spent Saturday and Sunday at Bert
Rouanzoin' s. Remember the meet
ing in progress at Baptist church.
Mrs. Merta Glass and daughter
Freda were Sunday supper guests
at Carlos Harris Mr.. and Mrs.
Carlos Coulson of Zoar were week
end guests at Fred McInturf's. 9th
er Sunday visitors at McInturf's.
were Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight McIn-
turf, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McInturf,
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-12-19
HOOkSburg

Mrs. Beulah White of McConnels-
vile spent Tuesday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert McKibben.-M and Mrs.
Willard Davis spent Thursday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd DeWeese at
Pennsville. Several from this COM
munity attended the Mrs. M. l..
Ralph sale last Thursday Mr.. and
Mrs. j. A. Simpson and daughter
Mary spent Saturday at GAINESVILLE.
--Addie McKibben and son Ralph
of McConnelsville spent Sunday
with the formers father, o. p. Nc
Kibben.- Mrs. Lucille Patterson or
East Windsor spent three days last
week with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. A. Simpson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam McKibben spent Monday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert McKibben.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-12-19

his home here. Mrs. Philomenia
Schaad has been in very poor health
the past week-Mr. and Mrs. Jos.
Carson of Uhrichsville, visited Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Hen
cry, and with the latter's brother.
Jesse Miller The Mary Reed aux
iliary was pleasantly entertained
Thursday evening, at the home Of
Rev. and Mrs. Walter Clark. A
very interesting program was Civ
en-. A talk on the study book was
given by Mrs. Hawkins. Refresh
ments were served by Mrs. Clark.
Love Henery who has been i'll with
blood poisoning, caused by his foot
coming in contact with the floor
while playing basketball, is improv-
ing. but will not be able to be at
his work for several days.--The
Christian church will give Christ
mas program at their church next
Sunday morning.--B. L. Kean who
was operated upon at Memorial
hospital, Marietta, Friday, was re-
turned to his home the same day,
and is resting as comfortable as
possible. Mrs. Kean and M. T. Gift
pital Miss Mary D. Ashley of
Thornton, Ind, was a caller Friday
of Mrs. r. w. Deyitt.--Miss Mary
Hecker who is nursing Mrs. NJ G..
Walker, was a business caller at
Friday, and also visited
her sister, Mrs. Howard Pettibone,
and family, at Philo.
HoOn-Bailey
Announcement is being made of
the marriage of Miss Frances Bail
ey, Stockport, and John B. Hoon,
Beckett, o. The single ring cere-
mony was said at noon on Nov. 9,
by DR.. Fred Slaughter at the U. B.
parsonage in Ripley, w. Va. Mrs.
Hoon is teaching at Oakland, near
Mr.. Hoon is employed
with the Ohio Fuel Gas company in
Athens, where in the spring they
expect to make their home.
The Christmas Story in song and
tableau will be presented by the
children of the school and church,
Tuesday evening, Dec. "a, at 7:30,
at the Stockport opera house. Love-
ly lighting effect is being arranged
by the committee in charge. No
charged.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-12-19
Stockport

Mrs. Clarence Virgins, Colum-
bus, visited over the week end at
her home here Mrs. Myron Abel
and children Alice and Dick Of Co
lumbus, and Miss Ina Dewitt, Cleve
land, visited Saturday night and
Sunday with their father, G. w.
Dewitt, at the home of their broth
er, r. w. Devitt.--F. S. Davidson,
Columbus, spent the week end at
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-12-19

last week with his family. Martha
Lynn is making her home with her
aunt, Hannah Lynn, near the Tabor
church. THE evening Of Dec. 27
there will be work in the third and
fourth degrees at the grange. A
Christmas box and oyster supper
Church Sunday evening at o'clock.
Sunday school at 10 a. m.--Mrs.
Walter Bevington is in Columbus
visiting.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-12-19

Mrs. Gertrude Phelps is visiting
friends in Chicago. Ray HUFF
Of New Marshfield was called here
last Sunday to conduct the funeral
services of Isaac Morrison, which
were held at Renrock, Sunday after
noon.--Mrs. Willis Garrett is recov-
ering from an operation at the Be-
thesda hospital, GAINESVILLE.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-12-19
'TOddS

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Cal
endine, Dec. Is, a II pound girl
Ed Henery and son Charles spent
the week end with Mr.. and Mrs
Lester Brown and son Duane at
Amesville.--M and Mrs Wm
Riecker and Clyde Greathouse spent
Monday in GAINESVILLE. Leslie Pier
point of Coshocton spent a few days
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-12-19

THE TALK OF THE TOWN
our Christmas greeting cards. So
beautiful and prices reasonable
The Stanbery Pharmacy.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-12-19

JOHNSTON'S CHOCOLATES
would make Merry Christmas
The Stanbery Pharmacy.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-12-19

CHRISTMAS GIFT DRESSINGS
seals, tags, ribbons, dec
Grated crepe. and tissue papers, cell
lophane in all colors.-The Stan
berry pharmacy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1935-06-14

no miesta v lige, podmaniac
81 campbellsku catu sk6rom
10 ku 13. Boil to boj, v kto-
rom ODE caty pokazaly, re
maju v sebe to, co je potreb-
ne k dosiahnutiu ciepa. Pri
podmanenf Campbellu vita
ri upotrebili dvoch hadzacov
a sfce Bujnovskeho a Dutku.
"a Campbell Andy a Joe
BlaSko najlepsie sa vyzna-
Gill jak so zabitami tax S O.
behami a pomocou ma obra-
ne. Andy Blasko urobil je-
diny 'home rum v tejto hire.
M. Orenic, j. Stanko, Sta
cey a Bujnovsky boil ma
vel'kej pomoci svoiej vit'az-
nej cate. M. Orenicovi poda-
rilo sa dostat' 3 bazy ma je-
den uder. M. Orenic, STAN
ko, Sedlak, Stacey a Buj-
novsky dobre behalf.
Youngstown 81 oddychoval.
J. B. Hassay.