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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-03-21

mem tudtak volna bennunket
ilyen elhatarozasra vezetni.
Hogy Amerika nepe senki fold
Jet ell nem kivanja, ait a bamulo
es titokban rohog6 Europa a
vilaghaborl alatt Is utan latta
meg eloszor.
Mikor a gyoztes hatalmak a
koncon osztoztak. ez az orszag
- amely haboru elso napjatol
sulyos tenyezo volt a gy6zok OIL
dalan - felre ALT az asztaltol es
zsakmanybol mem kivant ma
ganak.
Europaban mem ertettek, bo-
londnak tartottak bennunket, a
hogy mem ertik meg AIT sem
hogy inert adunk most egyszerre
szabadsagot Fulop szigetek ne
penek.
De megertett benniinket De-
Amerika szabadsagra torekv6 ne
pc, amely azota mem retteg az
"eszaki kolosszustol' es amely
bamulva es boldogan latta, hogy
az Antillak szigetorszagaibol, Hai
tibol es Cubabol is ''kimentiink'
Lehetnek es bizonyosan van
max nagyon sokan, akik ugy er-
xix, hogy felszabad;tjuk a kis
"barna testvert', inert mines a
szigeteikre sziiksegiink, inert eleg
folddel Is eleg termeszeti kincs-
csel birunk. magaban az orszag-
ban.
Mem egeszen igaz ez az allitas
inert tropikus birtokaink alig
vannak Is inert igenis sok olyan
dologra van az iparlnknak sziik-
sege, amt ezentul kiilfoldr6l kell
maid megvennunk.
S ha mar ilyen szemuveggel
pr6baljuk a gyarmatpolitikat bi.
'ralni, jogosan kerdezhetjiik on
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-03-21

nincsen. Mem lep meg az sem, ha mem igen
hiszed, hogy cselekedni akarok IS termesze-
tesnek talalom, hogy kivsncsi vagy a..
megmo zdulasom indito okara, de en- nyiltan
es beceuletesen beszelek veled
Alice meg mindig ketelkedett
Akkor miert kivanod, hogy egyedil
hagyjalak lit?
Megmondom- nyiltan.. Azert, inert
kellemetlensegekt6l tartok Hogy mi fog tor
tenni. AIT mem tudom. De ami tortenik: sem
ennekem, sem a munkasoknak mem lesz kel-
lemes. Es mem szeretnem, ha te is beleke-
verednel. Ha naradsz, EFT csak azert teszed,
inert felesSgem vagy.
Szeretnem, ha megmondanad, hogy
NIT akarsz tenni, hogy aztan en- magam
donthessek: megyek-e, vagy maradok?
Reszletezni most mem akarok semmit.
Annyit a,onban megis elmondok, hogy meg
akarom torni Is fekezni ezt telepet ez
mem lesz konnyu, inert mar hosszu lido ota
szabadjara volt hagyva. Azutan meg fogom
akadalyozni kuls6 beavatkozast, ezt sem
fogjik siman elfogadni. Mindent egybe-
vetve nincs kilatas bekes alapotokra.
Alice arcan gond suhant at es megval-
tozott hangon kerdezte:
- AIT gondolod, hogy eek esetleg...
esetleg bantam is fognak?
Blackford tiirelmetleniil razta fejet.
Ne legy ilyen erzelg6s. Mem akarom
host jatszani, de minden eshet6segre szami-
tok. Mem hiszem, hogy veszelyes legyen
heyzet Inkabb talan csak kellemetlen ez
az egesz.
Akkor hat mem megyek Mem latom
a sziikseget Pittsburghba mem kivanko-
zom . mem is csoda azok utan. amiket OFT
ateltem... lit ,legalabb megvan a nyugal-
nam. Sanki sem avatkozik a dolgaimba $
aztan.. te meg en-. szoval ebben mara
dunk
- Ha te ICY gondolod, akkor mem szo-
lok tobbet. Mindamellett jusson eszedbe,
hogy fgyelmeztettelek vegzett Blackford
kurtan
Bosszankodva ment ell Alice meg min
dig iga ITALIAN vele szemben. Soha tobbet mem
fogja elarulni az erzelmeit meg tavolrol sem.
Megteszi magaet es ha vegul Alice rajon
ARA, hogy mindez 8 erette tortent, akkor.
akkor maid szolni fog ha nem szol...
Blackford mem merte tovabb fiizni ezt a
gondolatot.
Titokban azonban megis orult annak,
hogy Alice visszautasitotta az elutazast
Amiota naponta egyutt voltak, maris sikerilt
csokkenteni koztuk tanadt szakadekot S
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-03-21
tFolytatasl

Csak felkeze volt, mikor Possum
Valleyben letelepedett. Penze is alig VOLT de
aztan megis boldogult maga modja szerint.
Most mem akar felrevonuln sem az on, sem
masok kedveert De apusnak van esze ha
.felre fog allni Es en- nem akarom, hogy eb
.bea az esetben bantodasa essex apusnak.
Orulok, hogy elmondta mndezt -
'bolintott Blackford, - inert megvallom: ed
dig nem egeszen ertettem meg magat. Min
dent megteszek, Miss Shackleford, amit csak
lehet, de kell, hogy on apJa is belatassal
aegyen Ahol er6szakos osszeutkozesre kerul a
.dolog. OFT sebesiiles is tortenik. On ARA fl
gyelmeztet hogy ebbol hare lesz es magam
is ezen nezeten vagyok. Mar pedig hare
ban mem mindig AIT tehetjuk amit akarunk.
az ordog, aki alul kerUl. Savanna igerem,
hogy megteszenl, ami tolem telik.. de
mel tobbet mem igerhetek.
Margaret felsohajtott.
AIT hiszem ennel tobbet mem is var
hatok.
- De remelem. hogy ezzel mi ketten
mem bucsuzunk ell egymastol? - kerdezte
Blackford sajnalkozva, mialatt felalt.
Attol tartok, hogy igen felelte
Margaret sohajtva. Mem tudom, hogy
mikor lathatom ismet. Ahogy en- alakuni
latom a helyzetet, alighanem lehetetlen
lesz talalkoznunk
Evaltak A hivatalaba visszatero Black
ford OFT talalta Stringfellow-t aki mint rem
desen, most is konyvei fole hajolva dolgo-
.zott
Hallottam. hogy odaat volt Shackle-
fordnal - kerdezte Stringfellow - nos, mi
lyennek latja helyzetet?
Biackford leilt es folrakta labait az iro-
asztalara
- Mem valami rozsasnak. Ugy latom, az
'oreg ficko AIT hiszi, hogy elbanik... nemcsak
envelem, hanem a tarsasaggal es minden-
'kivel Megmondta hogy vgyazzak magam-
"a. Volt mar vele valam kellemetlensege
"a tarsasagnak?
= Senki sem kisere1te meg eddig hogy
kikezdjen macy Shackleforddal Mindig
az volt hire. hogy jo ember, amig beke
ben hagyjak. Nezze. uram: Possum Valley
kiskiralya. 0 maga mem is olyan nehezen
kezelheto, de egesz csomo embere van fo
lyo kornyeken. Ha ezeknek at mondana.
hogy menjenek elfogni magat az Egyesult
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-03-21

ia csettintett 4 nyelvevel ez az alias
igazan nekem valo. Nekem mozgalmas 4let
kell ez eppen nekem valot
Blackford r0vid ideig halgatta szell6z-
tet6 lazy suhogasat, amint a banyab6l XII
szivattyuzta az efhasznalt leveg6t es frisset
engedett helyebe. A gep iitemes zakatolasa
mex dobogasa.
Lassan ment folfele hegyen a SEEK
hazhoz nemi aggodalommal gondolt fe-
lesegevel szuksEgSs beszelgetesre. Alice rop-
pant hevvel asott haz el6tti kertben IS
elenken integetett csupa fold kezevel:
Oh, Warren, gyere es nezz ide
kialtozott - Mr.. Stringfellow egesz kocsira
valo erdei foldet kildott... nekem lesz
legszebb viragoskertem az egesz varosban.
Mrs. Lawler n9hany fatal rozsat6t igert IS
Rawls DIR. is hoz par futokat.
Blackford vegignezett az udvaron.
- lit eleg hely van, hogy sep, nagy
kertet csinalhass belole. AIT hiszem, ro-
zsak jol megfogamzanak Is pafranyt is kap-
hatsz folyo kornyekerol Vannak kcsi IS
egeszen nagy peldanyok. Akarod, hogy elul-
tessem neked?
Sot meg is koszonom! Most at sc
tudon1, hogy nit hova tegyek Olyan jo mu-
latsag az asas, AIT hiszem, meg sohasem el
veztem icy a friss fold llatat.
Blackford nevetett.
Mem akarnal egy kis latogatast ten
nj Birminghamben? = kerdezte - Vagy
megnezni Pittsburghban az apadat?.. Mines
meg honvagyad?
Ha van is. ez mem szamit felelte
Alice kiterve - epp most nem akarok ell
menni Cahababol. Kivancsi vagyok ARA,
hogy nit fogsz csinalni Elfelejted, hogy ez
erdekel, bar meg tudom erteni hogy miert
mem akarod, hogy lit legyek.
Blackford mem akarta eszrevenn XII
hivast.
- Nagyon sajnalom hogy ICY gondol-
kozol, inert tevedsz. Igaz. hogy nagyon see
retnem, ha lit maradnal es latnad, hogy NIT
fogok csinalni. Akartam is veled beszelni
err6l, hogy megkoszonjem neked..
- Nekem megkoszonni? Ugyan init ?
Hogy felrazta! - felelte Blackford
kornolyan. - 1gazad volt Nagyon sok tenni
valo van it, amivel en- mem tor6dtem eddig.
- ARA kersz, hogy elhigyjem att hogy
amt csinalsz. s. ertem csnalod?
= ARA kerlek, hogy semmit Sc higyj
Ismerem velemenyedet rolam err6l mem
akarok vitatkozni. egyelore. Kes6bb talan
lesz valami mondani valom de most meg
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-03-21
A BOLDOGSAG ARA +

Allamok elnoket, ait hiszem, meg ezt is
megprobalnak
- Van valarni kulon Okla, amiert harag-
SILK a tarsasagra?... Nit fizettek neki
karja elveszteseert?
- Sohasem hallottam, hogy valamit is
kapott volna. A tarsasag ugyvedje lit volt,
megnezte az oreget, aztan kifizettek az or
vosi koltsegeit, egyebet mem. Az ugyved
ait mondta, hogy 8 volt hibas Shackleford
mem pereskedett.
Blackford szotlanul tollat fogott Is rog-
ton irt Balin-Quin Detective Agencynek
Birmingt ambe. Surg6sen kert t6uk het kivalo
milyen eruberekre van szuksege es roviden
meg at is jelezte, hogy mi lesz dolguk.
Beledobta Ievelet az irodai kosarba, roviden
elkoszont Strinfellowtol IS lement banya-
hoz, hogy ellen6rizze gep javitasat Is a
kils6 banyamunkat.
Stringfellow fuleve hallgatta a tavoaodo
lepeseket aztan felvette levelet
"Balin-Quinn Detective Agency" -
dormogte, - szeretAem tudni, hogy ,ez NIT
jelent.
A leveet felbontani gyerekjatek volt ne
kl 'IyOlSan elOivaSta, aZtan meSc1mZett egy
mask boritekot. leragasztotta es leult gon-
dolkodni. Tudta, hogy hol ertekesitheti most
szerzett ertesuleseit
Ezalatt Blackford odaert Muddhoz, akit
szetszedett gepalkatreszek kozott talalt.
J6kedvlen dolgozott legeny es tet6t6l-tal-
pig csupa olaf volt. Az egyik sarokban Oft fe
kudt az egyik segedmunkas balkan horkolva,
de Mudd nem latszott faradtnak.
- Elkeszu holnapg? - kerdezte fo-
feliigyelo.
Semmi egyebet mem csnalok - fe-
lelte Mudd vigyorogva - mint ezzel fog
lalkozom. de jai nekem Jo idobe kerul amig
ez kis baba megint elkezd jarni.
Blackford csondesen figyelte egy dara-
big aztan korlltekintett.. Egyedul vol
tax. Kozelebb hajolt Duddhoz
Keszitse ell egy-kett6re, John - mond-
ia masra akarom magat hasznani., ), ar
ra, amiert idehivtam.
Mudd boldog sohajjal egyenesedett fel
= Holnap mask gepeszt kapok BIZ
tninghambo mondta Blackford - It'd
more a neve. Ada at neki EFT munkat
mihelyt talalkozik vele aztan joojjon az iro-
daba. Maga lesz az tteni karhataom feje
s meg akarom mondani, mi lesz teendoje.
- Uram-Isten, NIT fog ehhez szolni
Lawler - vigyorgott Mudd = mem vagyok
.vele tulsagosan jo labon De ha ezt meghall-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-03-21

amerikai polgarnak, mikor egy
nemzet szabadsagat onkent, keny-
seer nelkiil, sajat elhatarozasa-
boil visszaadja es meg csak a
szive sem faj utana.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-03-21
Cs0kken a munka

Az utolso harom hetben allan
doan kevesebb szenet termeltek.
mint ugyanezen hetekben a multi
evben. A multi evben jobban fel-
tex a sztrajktol es ICY tobb SEE
net halmoztak fel, mint ebben az
esztendoben. Ha tehat munka
mem is megy olyan jol, de leg
alabb tudjuk, hogy mines sok
szen raktaron.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-08-08
Hackney

John Conn of Johnstown, spent
the week end with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. D. B. Conn, and family,
his mother accompanying him home
to visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Clyde Fulton.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pennock and
family and Mrs. Burns attended the
Donaldson reunion near Water
town, Sunday.
The next l.. A. S. meet Of Smiths
Chapel church, will be held at the
home of Mrs. D, B. Conn, Aug. %.
All are invited.
Miss Leona Hosom Of Parkers-
burg, w. Va, spent Monday at her
home with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. C. Hosom.
Mrs j. B. Conn and granddaugh-
ter Alice of Newark spent last
week at the home Of d. B. Conn,
returning to their homes, Sunday.
Bernice Combs visited last week
with Myrna Combs, and attended
the circus at Marietta.
There will be preaching next Sun
day evening at Smiths Chapel by
Rev. Geo. Peoples. This is his last
sermon here for the conference
year.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-08-08
The Morgan County Democrat Thursday August

Miss Rachel Strobe, accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Knight of
Columbus, left Saturday for Vel
lowstone National park. They will
be gone three weeks.
George Price of Malta is visiting
at Harvey Greenhouses.
Fred and Robert McInturf ac-
companied Lawrence Best and the
Amesville agriculture boys to Ken
lucky, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Hummel
were Sunday supper guests at Arch
lie Hummel's.
Sunday visitors were Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Elmore and son of Zanes-
Vile, Miss Velma Butler at Roy
Blacks; Wendell Tompkins and
family, Mrs. Ed Harkins at Paul
Wells; Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Miller,
Frank Miller and family at Harold
Harris: Harold Best and family at
Henry Abels: Ernest Drake and
family of Xenia at Lewis James !;
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Medley and son
at Russell James; Web McPeak and
children Rose Mary, Faye and John
at J. A. McPeak's; Raymond James
and family at Russell James; Henry
Abel and family at Mrs. Anna
AbePs at Pennsville; Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred McInturf at James Harris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Diehl of Martins.
burg were week end guests at Orin
Abel's.
Richard Abel is spending the
week at George Miller's.
Miss Margaret Chappelear re-
turned to her home near Ringgold,
Sunday, after being at Harold En-
bree's for some time. Miss Hale is
now working for Enbrees.
Miss Clarice James Of Columbus
spent the week end with home
folks.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-08-08

friends in honor of her daughter
Janet's ninth birthday. The after
noon was spent in playing games
after which refreshments were serv-
ed, the color scheme being carried
out in pink and white. Janet receiv-
ed many nice gifts.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Schofield, son
William and grandson Billy Scho
field were Sunday dinner guests OF
Miss Blanche Schofield In the af-
ternoon they motored to Marietta
where they spent the afternoon al
the museum.
Mrs. Cora Mercer of McConnels
Vile visited last week with Carl and
Edith Patterson.
The Chesterhill sheep club met
July 27 with all members present
The next meeting will be Aug. 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walker Robertson
and baby of Terre Haute, Ind, Wis
tied Saturday with the VIM. Bow.
man and Jesse Shook families.
Arthur Richardson and son OF
Alliance, Neb., and Mrs. Elizabeth
Barnes, Lima. o., are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. G. J. Hill.
Miss Mary Louise Denny, Colum.
bus, visited Sunday with Mrs. Abbie
Denny.
Mrs. Ella McComas of Wooster is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Lide, Mich.
ener. So
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-08-08
WestIand

We omitted the names of Mr.. and
Mrs. Archie Hummel in last weeks
paper, among those who attended
Charles Miller's funeral.
Those from this neighborhood at
tending Dalton Miller's funeral, Fri
day, were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mil
Ter and sons John and Harold, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Abel and son Rich
ard, Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Hummel
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Benjamin and
son, Cecil Ray Bernard Benjamin
Mrs. Merle Wells and Blanche
Daugherty
Oliver B. McPeak left Tuesday
for Mt Vernon, where he enters the
sanatorium for treatment.
Mrs. Frank McInturf spent Satur.
day night at Fred McInturf's. Mr.
and Mrs. John Antle and three chill
dren, Bexley. o., and Mr.. and Mrs
Leonard Niceswanger of Marietta
were also week end visitors at the
Niceswanger home.
Russell Remy's Of Columbus were
recent guests of home folks.
Ray and Lucille Harris are recov
ering from measles.
freeman STROBE returned nome
Saturday from New York, accompa
MED by his sister, Virginia, who
will visit her grandparents and 9th.
er relatives and friends.
Clyde Best and family attended
the Legion picnic at Marietta, Sun
day.
Miss Hazel Calendine spent from
Thursday until Sunday at Elmer
RouanZoin's
Miss May McInturf and Pierce
Strobe are visiting in Marietta.
Lee Brooks of Poplar Ridge spent
Monday at Archie Hummels.
Mrs. Frank Hooper returned
home Sunday, after visiting il
GAINESVILLE.
Bernard Benjamin and Leonard
Benjamin and families, Mr. and
Mrs Archie Hummel, Clifford Dou-
gan and family attended the Bing-
man reunion Sunday, at Embree
park.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Best were
Monday afternoon visitors at Clyde
Rests
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-08-08
Stockport Route Two

The Mummey reunion will be
held at Mt. Olivet, Sunday, Aug.
Is.
Regular meeting of East Windsor
grange, Friday evening, Aug. 8.
Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm McVeigh
returned to Chicago, Sunday, after
weeks visit with relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lumbatis and
children of Lewisyille visited over
Sunday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Pearl Hambel.
Mrs. George Ryder and daughter
Mary Alice of Columbus are visiting
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. e.
Watson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Altman and
children of GAINESVILLE are spending
few days with relatives here.
Miss Alta HambeI is at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Young where
she is assisting in the care of Mrs.
| Young and infant son.
| Mrs. Lizzie Rhinebarger, son
| Frank and grandson Charles attend
ed the homecoming at Jerusalem
church, Sunday.
The following teachers who have
been attending school at Athens
| have returned home: Misses Evely1
White and Margaret Delong, Yer
nard Hindman and Blaine Sells.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Miller return
ed Friday to their home at Xenia.
| Mr.. and Mrs. G.. M. Leonard We're
| guests Sunday at the home of Mr.
| and Mrs. John Leonard at Neely.
vile.
| Mrs. Madge Kane of Washing gton
D. c., is visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Lewis Hanson
| Carl Emory and John Hambel
| spent Sunday at Roseville.
Mayor and Mrs. Henry Vanoster
| and children of Elyria are visiting
at the home of Mrs Susan Lyme.
| Mr. and Mrs. j. C. Pettibone at
tended the Pettibone reunion at
| MoXahala park, Sunday
Frank Ray and son have pur-
chased the Frank Montgomery
| farm, known as the VIM. Elliott
| farm.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-08-08
East Windsor

Lonnis Phillips returned to
Cleveland, Saturday, after visiting
two weeks with their parents. Mr.
Phillips father returned home with
them for a visit.
Clarence Phillis, wife and two
children, near Marietta, spent the
week end with the formers mother,
Cora Phillips.
Ray Lumbatis, wife and two chill
dren of Lewisville spent the week
end with Pearl Hambeps.
Martha Ash and children visited
recently with the formers parents
Philip Patterson and wife, Marietta
Lonnis Phillips, L. ID. Phillips
and their father, Earl Phillips, and
Frank Montgomery attended the
Embree picnic Thursday. There was
large crowd.
Graham Cooper, wife and baby
spent Sunday with DR.. Hogue and
wife, Marietta
C. III. Phillips and daughter Wava
spent Sunday with his parents.
Carl Emory and John Hambel
spent the week end in Roseville.
Harry Allman's of GAINESVILLE are
spending the week with Pearl Ham
bells.
Mrs. James Moore and Marie
Emory and little daughter visited
Sunday with Willis Young's.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-08-08

ter Gloria Ann Of GAINESVILLE; Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Anderson and little
son, and Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Bucey OF
Freeport. All left wishing Mr.. and
Mrs. Greer many more happy years
of married life together.
Mrs. Bert Baker, the Misses Marie
Grauel and Anna Bostwick, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Chism and Mrs. Alta
David staid from Sunday until Tues.
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Danny Greer,
all going to Chris Clements Tues
day. They left for their homes
Wednesday.
The Eureka club met with Winnie
Parmiter, Aug. Q, with IA members
and several visitors present. After
the business meeting the program
was given aid social time enjoyed.
| The September meeting will be at
Lenna Williams, with the follow
ing program. Roll call, something
that happened in your school days;
My first day of school, Norma Bark
hurst; duet, "School days. Lenna
Williams and Eva Farris; poem I
learned in school days, Edna Stew
art, and Mae Barkhurst; piano solo,
Erma Roberts; a well balanced
school lunch. Lucille Nixon. The
October meeting will be at Ella
Roberts Delicious refreshments
were served. a
Mrs. Ode Wyatt of Mayfeld, KY,
Mrs. Isolene Belts of Newark, and
Mrs. Lila Dover Of McConnelsville
visited with Ed Roberts last We'd
nesday. The two former also called
on other relatives here, and left the
Roberts home Saturday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. j. O.. Finney of
GAINESVILLE spent Thursday at H. H.
Greer's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Stewart and
Wayne Williams were entertained
at supper Sunday by Miss Martha
Krier, of Philo.
Mrs. Blanche Greer has returned
to her home here, after helping care
for Mrs. Clara Roberts of Kennebec
hill, whose death occurred last
week
and friend from Chicago visited
at Grove Farris last week. Billy
Rae Farris of Duncan Falls also
spent the week at the Farris home
Maynard Williams and family en-
tertained with q picnic supper
Thursday evening, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Williams Of Chicago;
Grove Farris and family, Russell
and Clark Williams and families
and Mrs. VIM. Williams, near Du-
rant.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-08-08
T'O(iis

Lem Pierpoint's and Mr.. and Mrs
John Pierpoint spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs W. w. Ogg, Sharps-
burg.
Mrs. Lucille Cheadle and family
spent Sunday with Pearl Cody and
family, near Dale.
Mrs. Altha Grubb and daughter
Leota of GAINESVILLE visited Sunday
with Lucille Cheadle.
Mrs. George Stadler of GAINESVILLE
spent Sunday with Mrs. Ed Henery
and son Charles.
Naomi Allard of New Concord
spent the week end at the home of
Bertha Starting and daughter Max
inc, and son Ronald, and visited
Sunday with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs D. w. Ca1endine.
The young folks of Chesterhill
planned surprise On Marion McEl-
fresh, Saturday evening, it being her
18th birthday. Refreshments OF
ice cream and cake were served.
She received many presents.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-08-08
Poplar Ridge

Deerfeld grange held an open
meeting Friday evening, the oc-
casion being in honor of a class Of
six members who received certifi-
Gates for 25-year membership. Wis
itors were present from several 9TH
er oranges. Edison Blackburn as
chairman of program committee,
was in charge. County Auditor c..
S. Strong made the principal ad-
dress. using as his theme "Why we
talk, bringing home to all present
good reasons for continuing to be
members. County Deputy C. R.
Massey presented the certificates
with a few we'll chosen remarks.
Music was furnished by Dwight
Price and Walter Sherman. Miss
Kenyon Best of Malta gave several
fine readings, and Anna Price read
history of Deerfeld grange. Dur
ing a social hour which followed
the program, ice cream, cake and
mints were served. A table was re-
served for the honor members,
who We're c. NJ. Bankes, O. G. Glass,
T. C. Kincaid, C. E. Price, A. M.
Bankes and c. " Weeden, and the
most important visitors. The CEN
terpiece was a beautiful birthday
cake with % candles, contributed
by Alice Blackburn, lecturer of
Deerfield grange. Others present
from outside localities were Miss
Faye Strong of the east side, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Wetherell of Echo
Hill, Mrs. Ora Janke, Portersville,
and Mrs. P. J. Massey of Malta
This was one of the most pleasant
occasions in the history of the So
ciety.
Harold Garvin was called to West
Virginia recently, where he is time
keeper on a construction job His
uncle, Mortimer Beistal of Cleve-
land, is president of the concern.
Mrs. Garvin is continuing her
work as nurse at Rocky Glen.
The state veterinary has been
testing cattle for T. B. in this To-
cality, and reports are good for
Malta township.
Paul Massey has been quite i'll
with mumps.
Martha Anderson is staying at
the home of her sister, Mrs Garvin.
| Walter Wiley of Beverly route is
doing farm work for Frank Kin
caid.
Robert Lawrence. son of DR.. and
Mrs. A. C. Lawrence OF CrooksviIle,
is visiting at the w. G. Kester
| home. Mrs. w. G.. Kester, daugh
/ ter Joan and Robert Lawrence
spent Wednesday with the formers
| sister, Mrs. H. c. Mckinney of
Rokeby Lock.
O. G. Dunn, jr., spent Monday at
the C. r. Copeland home.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Copeland and
son Richard spent Friday in Zanes-
Vile.