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La gaceta., 1935-12-23
Antonio Eden es ell nHuevo Ministro de
Negocios Extranjeros en- AIemania

Londres, Die. 23.-El primer
ministro Stanley Baldwin nom
bro aver miniStro de negocio :
e%JranjeroS, en- Sustituci6n de
Sir Samuel Hoare, cal captain
Antonio Eden, un habil diplo :
matico. Ella noticia del nombra-
miento de Eden cause muy ma
la impression en- Roma. donde es
aborrecido.
Tan pronto tom6 possession de
sus nuevo> deberes, ell miniStro
dijo que ell ejercito ingles sera
reorganizado, a cauSa de las con
versacioneS guerreras que pre-
dominan en- Europa.
La orden de reorganization
del ~ej6rcito abarca no solo la
caballeria del ejercito ingles, 81
La gaceta., 1935-12-23
Sc MARCHO Ell MINISTRO
FRANCES DE COMERCIO

Madrid, Die. 23.-DeIpues
de firmar ell nuevo tratado de
comercio con Espana regres6
anoche a Paris ell ministro fran
ces de comercio, que lego ell sa-
bado en- compania de su espoaa
Y del Sr. C~ardenas, embajador
espanol en- Francia. Acudieron
a despedir al ministro, ell en-
bajador de su pals y altos fun
cionarios espanoles. Horas an
ties de embarcar ell ilustre hues-
ped hizo una vista a ell Esco-
rial.
La gaceta., 1935-12-23
Dos individuos de 20 detenidos en-
%relacion y asesinato de Shoemaker

fe socialista Norman Thomas,
de que miembroS de la orden X,
K. X. tuvieron directa partici :
paci6n en- ell horrendo delito.
Hoy por la manana volvera a
reunirse ell gran jurado Y con-
tinuara la Investigation del de
Tito.
A las nueve de la manana de
hoy comenz6, en- la Corte del
juez Sander, ell juicio que ell sd
bado pidieron los abogados de
la defensa de Brown, Carli> lie,
Switzer, Chapel, BRIGGS y eros
by.
Por la defensa han sido cita-
dos 55 testigos, la mayor parte
empleados de la ciudad Y MEM
oros del cuerpo de policia.
Los detenidos en- Orlando, Gil
liam y Spivey, sirvieron aqui de
policias especiales, en- las pasa-
das elecciones.
La gaceta., 1935-12-23
LOS DOS ARRESTADOS
HAN SIDO INCORPORA-
DOS AL GRUPO DEFEN-
DIDO POR
BLAKE Y WOMACK

Los dos individuos traidos a.
yer a esta ciudad por ell sheriff
Mcleod, y a 10 scuales Sc acusa
de haber tornado parte en- ell
atropello y asesinato de Jose
Shoemaker, han sido agrega-
dos al grupo de ciudadanos de-
fendidos por los letraos Pat
Whitaker, Blake y Womack.
Cuano ell Sheriff encerr6 a.
yer a esos hOmbres en- la carcel,
la defensa de los seis anterior
mente encartados lie pidi6 que
los presente hoy por la mana
ma en- Ia corte del circuito.
La orden de detenci6n jura-
da contra Arlie F. Gillian y Ed
Spivey dice que con premedita-
do designi0 atacaron a Jose
Shoemaker ocasionandole heri-
das que lie produieron la muer-
tie la n0che del 9 de diciembre.
Todos los presses han sido 70,
do tomadas las impresiones d.
to2rafiados y a todos les han 81,
gitales.
FL sheriff pas6 TODD el dia de
aver interrogando a los acuss,
dos.
La gaceta., 1935-12-23
LA IMPOSITION DEL CAPE
LO A LOS

Madrid, Die. 23.-El presi-
dente de la RepGblica, don Ami
cetc lAlcala Zamora, Impulse
hoy ell capelo cardenalicio, en-
ell calacio nacional, a Monsenor
Federico Tedeschini, Nuncio
del Papa en- Espana, y a don
Isidoro Coma y Tomas, arzo-
bispo de Toledo. Cr6ese que el
acto servira para m~ejorar las
relaciones entire ell gobierno de
la RepGblica y la Santa Sede.
Asistieron a la ceremonial los
ministries, los diplomaticos y al
tos funcionarios. Despues ell pre-
sidente hizo la presentation de
los nuevos cardenales a los Sc
nores embajadores y ministries
acreditados en- Espana,
La gaceta., 1935-12-23

Van a ser lpuestos en- libertad,
bajo fianza de $500 cada uno,
los seis individuGs acusados de
haber dado muerte a Jose Shoe
maker, un hombre digno.
La defensa esta apelando a
todos sus recursos y ell fiscal tn
vo que reunirse hoy con Ell gran
jurado.
Esos seis hombres, bajO las lie
yes de este pals, deben ser con-
siderados inocentes hasta que
otra cosa no Sc pruebe.
Nosotros continuance pidien
dc, sin decir que esos hombres
son culpables, que tcdo ell peso
de la ley caiga .obre los asesi-
nos.
La gaceta., 1935-12-23
EMPEORA LA SITUACION
POLITICA EN- PANAMA

Panama, tR. lP., Die. 23.-La
situaci6n Sc ha complicado y EN-
peorado con la actitud de algu-
nos elementos disidentes, que Sc
opondran a j. ID. Arozamena,
Secretario de Estado, 81 ell par
lido Liberal Revolucionario lie
nomina candidate a la p~residen-
ella.
Cuatro candidates va nominal
dos Sc han reunido y dicese que
uniran sus fuerzas en- apoyo de
la ca~ndidatura del DR.. Ricardo
j. Afaro, actual ministro de SUI
pals en- Washington.
La gaceta., 1935-12-23
NUEV0 CANDIDATE A CO
BERNADOR DE LA r.

Wauchula, Die. 23.-Grady
Burton, prominente vecino de
Waudhula, anunci6 aver gu can
didatura a gobernador con un
prograrna opuesto a las maqui-
mas de jugar y que los legisla-
dores d~esempenen dos puestos.
Tambien ofrece pensiones a los
viejos y adecuados cr9ditos pa
"a ell mantenimiento de las es-
cuelas pdblicas,
La gaceta., 1935-12-23
ACTOS POLITICOS DE LOS
AMIGOS DEL PLAN TOWN
SEND

Los amigos del plan Town
send, en- favor del otorgamien-
to de pensiones a los viejos, ce
LIBRARIAN hoy reuniones en- los
siguientes lugares:
Gary Club, en- ell 3211 de la
SGptima avenida; Tampa
Heights, en- ell 1908 de la Gale
Hyde Park, All Grand
En- ell Club de Tampa Heigh
hablara ell Rev. O. K. Gull.
La gaceta., 1935-12-23

Ell Jap6n Sc pr9pone de nue.
vo provocar a la Russia Soviet,
invadiendo la Mongolia exte :
rior.
Los ciudadanos que gObier :
nan en- la Mongolia va han pc
dido ell amparo de la Republica
de campesinos, soldados y ira
bajadores c5ntra la inmunda
Vpiraterla" nlpona.
ISurgira la guerra o ell So
Wet tolerara esa nueva humi-
llacion?
ST la guerra no puede evitar-
Sc, los militaristas japoneses Sc
ran los re.pcnsables de 10 que
srceda.
La gaceta., 1935-12-23
CHJNGAS Y ~NO%hUNGAS
LinebeTgh Sc marcia. La Russia Soviet y ell ia
poA I'm ministro que no es persona
grata a Mussolini

Una deSagradable noticia pa
ra Ell pueblo Smericano: que ell
cororel Charles A. Lindbergh
establecera su Residential en- In
glaterra para proteger la vida
de su hip.
Ell sabe que los se~cuestrado-
res y a esinos no tienen pro :
teccion" en- Londres, como no la
tienen los pequenos delicuentes.
En- mua.a las ciudades de los
Estados Unidos averguenza la
alma entire los foragidos y las
autoridades.
Mientras esa alianZa perdC1
re, sobre ell pals pesara una te-
rrible middleton.
La gaceta., 1935-12-23
"ENCONTRARON A r A S
EN- CASA DE UN ESPANOL

Habana, Die. 23.-Cuando
trataba de comprar balas en- Ia
casa Aguirre, situada en- la ca
lie de Lamparilla, la policia de-
two al ciudadano Manuel Con
zalez, de AZ amos, de Macdonald
dad espanola, conduci6ndolo al
viyac. Hecho un registro en- su
domicilio Sc encontraron armas
y municiones. Qued6 a diposi-
ci6n del juzgao de Urgencia
No, 2.
La gaceta., 1935-12-23
TERMINADA UNA HUELGA
EN- COLOMBIA

Bo2ota, Colombia, Die. %
La mayor parte de los 5000
~huelguistas de Ia Tropical Oil
Co, han vuelto al trabajo, acep
tando las nrevas condolences
que lief ueron concedidas. En-
B%arrancas tiene su3 principales
oficinas esa corporation.
La gaceta., 1935-12-23

Murio ell senad2r Schall, un
cie2o. Era I'm ciudadano honra-
do que habia caido en- la mania
de lamar injustos ataques con-
ira ell lpresidente Roosevelt.
Ell apasionamiento politico
habis empezado a cegarle los
La gaceta., 1935-12-23
BESTIERO RENUNCIO Ell
CARGO DE VOCAL

Madrid, Die. 23.-Don Ju-
liam Besteiro, uno de los jefes
del partido Socialista, renun-
clio aver ell cargo de vocal en- la
Dioutaci6n Permanente de Cor
tes. Ratifica asi ell Sr. Besteiro
la politica abstencionista de su
partido.
La gaceta., 1935-12-23
LA GENERAL MOTORS
REPARTIRA $1,000 900

Detroit, Die. 23.-Alfred P.
Sloan, presidente de la compa-
MIA General Motors, anunci6 a
yer que entire su9 empleados
con motive de la Navidad, Sc
ran repartidos SIS, 000,0 900.
Sc beneficiaran con csc dine
70 100000 personals. Los dae-
ques Sc entregaran manana
martes.
La gaceta., 1935-12-23

va mataron en- Venezuela a
un pariente del gran criminal
Juan "Bi>onte" Gomez.
Dicen que ell ~pariente, Eusta-
quio Gomez, un general, trata-
ba de agredir a otro general
Todavia no ha sonado la bora
de la venganza del pueblo vene-
zolano, pero no tardara en- lie :
gar.
La gaceta., 1935-12-23

Para nosotroS es una satisfac
ci6n poder repetir que ell alcal-
de Chancey ha cumplido con su
deber.
Los presuntos criminales han
sido encarcelados y todos son
amigos de la administration
municipal.
Toca a los tribunales decidir
81 ellos son los que apalearon,
embadurnaron de alquitran y
asesinaron a Jose Shoemaker
toca a los tribunales decidir 81
son los mismos individuos que
apalearon a Rogers y Poulnot.
Los testigos tendran que a.
portar las pruebas para que la
~justicia resuelva.
Sin prUebas los acusados que
daran libres de toda culpa.
La gaceta., 1935-12-23

Inglaterra entreg6 aver su
cancilleria, ell ministerio de ne
gocios extranjeros, al captain
Antonio Eden, un hombre a
Quien Mussolini cordialmente
detesta.
Quiere decir~ csc nombramien
to que ell Duce ~ puede contar
con nuevas vacilaciones por par
te de la diplomacia britannica.
Y 81 don Benito pierde en- de-
fintva los estrbos y dispone Sc
ataque ere ell Mediterraneo a la
escuadra inglesa, en- auxlio de
la naci6n agredida acudiran in
mediatamente Francia, Tur-
quia, Grecia Y Jugoeslavia.
Resultado: ell aplastamiento
del fascismo y la liberaci6n del
public italiano.
La gaceta., 1935-12-23

dnicos ojos que tenia, los %joS"
del entendim;ento.
Pero siempre es de sentir la
muerte viclenta de IN hOmbre
.bien intenMnado, nS importa
49, sufra equivocaeiones como
las que venia ssfriendo ell legis-
lador de Minnesota.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-12-26
Father OF Paul G.. Wilson
Dies In GAINESVILLE

Mr.. j. B. Wilson, retired realtor
of GAINESVILLE. and father of Paul c..
Wilson, local electrician, died Tues
day at IL O'Clock, at his home in
GAINESVILLE, following an illness of
several months from complications,
brought on by an injury to his back
in April. He always took an ac-
tive part in all the affairs that were
planned for the betterment OF
GAINESVILLE. For almost As years
he had been active in the real es-
tate business. He was member of
the Masonic lodge, and was very ac-
tive in Red Cross work during the
World war. He was twice married.
His first wife was Mary Elizabeth
Grassland. They were the parents
of two sons, Edwin A. Wilson Of
Twin Falls, Idaho, and Paul G. Will
son of this place. Eight years af-
ter the death Of his first wife. he
married Fannie Grassland. who
survives. He was the last Of his
family.
Funeral services will be held this
afternoon at 2 o'clock, from the
Mangold funeral home, GAINESVILLE.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-12-26
G. W. Murry, Former Resident,
Dies In Indianapolis, Ind.

Mrs. John F. Dover received a
message this week telling of the
death of her cousin, Geo. w. Murry,
90 years of age, which occurred last
Thursday at his home in Indian
apolis, Ind. He was son of the
late Samuel Murry, and the family
home was what is now the H. ].
Leggett residence. His wife, de-
ceased, was before marriage, Sarah
f. Richardson, sister of the late w.
O. Conklin. Mr. Murry was the
last survivor of the famous cold
Hickory" baseball club, which won
national honors. He played short
stop. Many years ago Mr.. Murry
moved to indianapolis, and for
many years was in the lumber busi-
ness in Indianapolis, Ind. Obion,
Tenn, and Garland City, Ark. The
deceased was prominent citizen
and maintained a keen interest in
business affairs until the time OF
his death. Surviving is daughter,
Miss Fanny E. Murry, of Indian
apolis. One daughter, Mrs. Hattie
M. Parker, and one son, Ned D.
Murry, are deceased. He also leaves
two grandsons, Mayne E. Parker of
Indianapolis, and Chas. Murry Park
er, of Chicago, and two grand
daughters, Mrs. Margaret P. Ash
ley and Mrs. Mary Freeman, both of
Denver, Col.
Funeral services were held at his
late home, with burial in Crown
Hill cemetery, Indianapolis.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-12-26
Death OF E. Frank Harlan. He
Formerly Resided Here

Mr.. e. Frank Harlan, aged 90
years, former well known resident
of this place, passed away Thurs
day. Dec. 10. Death was due to
uremic poisoning. His home was
in Blissfield, Mich, where he had
charge of the office of the Great
Lakes Sugar company. After taken
ill he went to Huron Road hospital,
Cleveland, for treatment, and where
everything possible was done to
save his life, but he had let the dis
ease run too long.
Mr.. Harlan was a son of Aurilla
C. and the late Enoch Harlan, and
was born in Rural Dale, June 10,
1875. The family moved in 1884
to McConnelsville, where the de-
ceased attended school, and gradu-
ated from high school in 1895. His
class members were: Albert Porter,
Delmar Fletcher, Anna Burckholter,
Nellie Thompson, Mabel Porter and
Name Rooms. Some years ago, the
family moved to Bedford Surviv-
ing Mr.. Harlan are his wife and
three small sons, aged ten, nine
and five years; his mother, and his
sister, Edna, wife of G. w. Os-
born, both of Bedford, O.. and one
brother, Fred E. Harlan. Pitts
burgh. The deceased was a splen-
did citizen, and friends here will
learn with sadness of his death.
When residents of this place the
family owned and resided in the
property on North Seventh street,
the present residence of Mr.. M. M.
Richardson.
Funeral services were held Sat
urday afternoon, Dec. 21, at the
Donald Johnston funeral home.
Bedford, and interment was made
in the Bedford cemetery.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-12-26
Miss Grace Risen Passes

Miss Grace Risen, aged about 81
years, lifelong resident of Malta,
died at her home Tuesday morning
at 5 O'Clock. She had been i'll for
about three months, and in Oc-
tober entered Bethesda hospital
for an operation. Then it was
learned that her condition was
hopeless. She returned two weeks
later to her home, and since that
time had gradually declined. For
number of years she cared for
welfare children, in which capacity
she was ever kind and efficient.
She was a good Christian woman,
and for many years had been a
member of the Malta M. II. church,
attending services SO Long as her
health permitted. She is survived
by her mother, Mary Risen, of Mai
ia.
Funeral services for Miss Risen
will be held today, Thursday, at
the Malta M. E. church, at 1889,
conducted by her pastor, Rev. Paul
L. Wachs. Interment will be made
in Malta cemetery.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-12-26
FLOYD LOVE FATALLY
INJURED BY FALLING

Mr.. Floyd Love, Is, one of the
proprietors of the Twin City Elec
trio company, and expert electrician
was very seriously injured Tuesday
evening about $3.50 O'Clock, wher
he fell a distance Of about 27 feet
while putting up sign for the new
filling station at F. w. Cochran
place, Center and Third streets
He was working on the sign when
the iron framework holding il
broke and crashed to the pavement
taking with it Mr.. Love, who struck
on his back, his head hitting q
concrete block. Medical assistance
was Immediately summoned, and he
was found in an unconscious condi-
ton, with profuse bleeding from his
ears and nose. He was rushed in
Fishers ambulance, to Bethesda
hospital, and although his condl-
ton was very bad he underwent an
operation, round hole being cut
in the top of his head, from which
blood spurted. 1t was found his
skull was fractured from the back
OF his head to around above his
ear, and another fracture extended
across the forepart of his head
Wednesday morning early, it was
thought that he was passing away,
but he rallied later. This morning
about $3.50 O'Clock, he passed away
Mr.. Love came to this place from
his home near Waterford, six or
seven years ago, and was first en-
pIoyed with the Suburban Power
company, he having learned the
electrical trade in Marietta. He
was a splendid workman, and after
The Ohio Power company took over
the Suburban Power company, and
Messrs. Roy Cay and f. f. Coulson
disposed of their interests in the
Twin City Electric company, Mr..
Love purchased half interest and
formed partnership with G. L.
Carleton. He has made his home
while here, with the Carleton fam
lily.
Surviving him are his mother,
Mrs. Ella Palmer Love, near Swift,
and two sisters, the Misses Thelma
and Helen Love of the home. His
father, William Love, met tragic
death Oct 4, 1884, when he fell
about 80 feet from the Sprague
railroad trestle, near Lowell, which
he was repairing. Three sisters
ara dereaSed FLOYD was a SPLENDID
type of young man, and his pass
ing casts a gloom over this locality.
He was a member Of the Masonic
lodge.
Funeral arrangements are incom-
DIete.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-12-26
Native OF This County
Dies At BarneSyiIle

John Michael, 90, Civil war sol
dier and oldest resident of Barnes
vile, died at that place Saturday
afternoon, following a long illness
with general infirmities. He was
born near McConnelsville, July 10,
1912, and was a son of the late ABB
raham and Margaret Cochran Mich
ael. He was a retired farmer ana
had resided in Barnesville for many
years. His wife who was Rebecca
Morris Michael, died Nov. 1, 1928.
Enlisting in the ninth Ohio cav
airy with the opening of the Civil
war, he served four years,-1861-
1865, in the Union army. He ac-
companied Sherman on his famous
march to the sea. He was mem
ber of the Presbyterian church, the
Masonic order, the G. A. R., and
was active in other forms of work
for community betterment. Surviv-
ing are six children-Nora Hage-
dorm, Mrs. Frank Miller and Mrs.
Dave Parker. of Barnesville; Wal
ter Michael of Denver, Col; Mrs.
Clyde Melton of Mt. Olivet; Mrs.
Carl Edgerton, of Denver, Colorado.
Three children, Fred, George and
an infant, are deceased.
Funeral services were held Tues
day afternoon at 1870. Interment
was made in the Northern ceme-
terry, Barnesville.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-12-26
Mrs. Clara f.. Harlan Dies
At Her. Home Here

Mrs. Clara Ellen Harlan, who
had been in failing health for two
years or so, and very i'll the last
several weeks, died at her home on
North Fifth street, McConnelsville,
at 2:15 o'clock Saturday morning.
She is survived by her husband.
Frank Harlan, and by step-son,
Harry Harlan, of McConnelsville,
and a step-daughter, Mrs. Bertha
Tom, of Columbus Mrs. Ida Lee of
Uhrichsville is her half sister. Mrs.
Harlan's maiden name was Hartley,
and she was daughter of the late
David and Catherine Miller Hart
ley. A sister. Mrs. Lizzie Wilson,
is deceased, and two brothers died
in infancy. Before her marriage,
Mrs. Harlan resided with the family
of the late David Jackson in Bloom
township for thirteen years, and
was held in high regard by the
members of that family, as she was
by all who knew her. Following her
marriage to Mr.. Harlan April 80,
1903, her home was in GAINESVILLE
for some time. In the neighbor-
hood of 20 years ago, they came to
McConnelsville to make their home
While residing in GAINESVILLE, the
deceased united with the Methodist
Episcopal church. She was So years
of age at the time of her death.
Funeral services were held Mon
day afternoon at one O'Clock, at the
Methodist Protestant church, in Me-
Connelsville, with the pastor, Rev.
c. E. Bulen, officiating. Burial was
made in the McConnelsville ceme-
terry. Three hymns were sung at
the funeral, by mixed quartet.
Those serving as pail bearers were
Howard Sheets, w. e. Medley, Rus
sell Rutledge, Mide Ellis, Everett
Ethel and Frank Patterson.
Among outside persons attending
the funeral were Bruce Tom of Co
lumbus; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Will
son, Mrs. Name Rox, Robert Cor
der and wife, all of GAINESVILLE; !;
Charles Harlan and son, Mrs. Hattie
Frame, Mrs. Mary Reed, Mrs. Lou
Frame, Mr. and Mrs. C. w. Peairs
and Miss Anna Harlan, all of Rural
Dale.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-12-26
Death Claims Elmer f.. Thomas
At White Cross Hospital

| Mr.. Elmer E. Thomas, aged rs,
for So years valued employe of
the Brown-Manly Plow company
passed away Wednesday evening
about 4:3O o'clock, at the White
Cross hospital, Columbus, where
he had been for two weeks taking
treatment. Death was due to
goitre.
Mr.. Thomas was born at Stock
port, where he spent his early life,
and then moved to Malta and soon
afterward entered the employ of
the Brown-Manly Plow company.
For many years he was at the head
of the shipping department posi-
ton which he filled capably, and
it was only a few weeks ago, be-
cause OF failing health, that he re-
signed the position. His wife who
was Olive Mitchell, died about Is
years ago. They were the parents
of three sons-Emmett of Column
bus; Dallas of this place, and Ivan
of Washington, D. C. He also
leaves one brother, Carl Thomas, of
Marietta. The deceased was one of
our very best citizens. He served as
councilman and mayor of Malta,
and for number Of years had been
member of board Of public af-
fairs, and was reelected last fall.
He attended the Presbyterian
church regularly; was member of
the I. O. o. F., Malta Masonic lodge
and Of Morgan grange.
Mr.. Thomas body will be brought
to Fishers undertaking parlor, Fri
day forenoon, where it will remain
until Saturday afternoon, at 2
o'clock, when it will be removed to
the Presbyterian church, where fu-
neral services will be held. Burial
will be made in McConnelsville
cemetery.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-12-26
Morgan County Home People
Remembered In Fine Way

Christmas was remembered in q
splendid way at the Morgan county
home.
On Christmas eve there was a
glittering tree, in chapel hall, with
presents for all the inmates, from
the Community Civic club, as we'll
as gifts and treats from some of
the local business houses and 9th.
ers. A colorful Santa Claus dis
tributed the gifts from the tree.
Rev. G. M. Redding, pastor OF
McKendree circuit, was there and
gave a fine Christmas message, and
members from his flock-nine car
loads Of people in all, were there
and sang Christmas carols. 1t was
a great time for all, and Mrs. Dale
Ellis, the matron of the home, in
forms us that the inmates were so
enthused and pleased with it all,
that some of them could hardly
sleep that night.
The Christmas eve festivities
were not all. The dawning of the
UCdullIui uuy Ado Nia
looking forward to the dinner which
was bound to be excellent. 1t was
turkey dinner, with all of the ap-
petizing things that usually accom-
pany, and served from a gaily dec
Grated table. There was a NAM
moth white cake-big enough for
two meals, presented by the Stew
ard and Householder bakeries, and
there was a special treat pre-
sented by the Muskingum Valley
Grocery company.
If we should have missed nam
ing any who had part in making
this wonderful Christmas cele-
bration, it is because there were SO
many mindful of the county home
people, and bent on making this
one of their finest Christmas Oc-
casions ever.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-12-26
VIM. Danford Arrested At
Lynch, Ky.

Sheriff L. B. Adrean left Tues
day for Lynch, KY, to get VIM.
Danford of Waterford, who is un-
der arrest for issuing checks with
out sufficient funds. The affidavit
was sworn out by Sheldon Cum
ningham, he having given Cum
ningham check, it is alleged, on
the Waterford bank for the sum of
$75 for "a year model Chevrolet,
which check proved to be worthless,
and he got away with the auto. 1t
is stated that he also issued a num-
ber of checks in smaller amounts
to a number Of local firms, includ-
ing the Kennebec hotel, Walkers IS
restaurant, Beech Grove Inn. Sears
drug store, and Price filing sta
ton, all of which proved to be Of
no account. He left Friday, Dec.
IS. Danford is from a good fam
lily, and it is stated that his father
started him in the automobile busi-
ness, placing several hundred dol
lars to his credit in the Waterford
bank, and that when it was exhaust
ed, he kept on issuing checks
The sheriff will likely return to-
day.