Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-05-23

bert, all of Pittsburgh, were visit
ors Sunday at the Mrs. Alice Wal
ters home in Reinersville. They
with the Walters family, and the
Chamblines, made trip TO Nc
Connelsville, from here Mrs. Lucy
Maxwell was found Tuesday morn
ing of last week on the floor in her
home at Woodgroye, unable to get
up. When the person who does the
chores for her in the morning and
evening. came that morning, he
found the doors locked and when
he called to her she explained the
situation to him, when he got in
through the cellar and assisted her
to her bed 1t seems she does not
I have so good use Of one side since
her fall of few weeks ago Ear!
Slater had the misfortune to re-
ceive a broken leg while logging on
farm in Center township a few
days ago.-Mr. and Mrs. e G. Ev-
ans OF Columbus We're visitors at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs Herman
Gilliland a few days ago. They had
taken their son Jacks wife and
baby, who had been at the Evans
home in Columbus, back to their
home in Washington, y. G. The
son has a position in Washington.
Mrs. Evans was formerly Florella
Garrett, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Garrett Of Bristol township,
near Fairview. OF family Of
three daughters and two sons OF
the George Garrett family, Mrs. Er-
ans is the only one remaining
The Reinersville All club had z.
called meeting Monday evening at
the home of Rollin Combs. Ten
members were present County
| Agent Everhart was present and
gave a very interesting and instruc
tive talk. The next meeting will be
| held at the home Of Wayne Rex,
June s, at $50 p. m. All members
are earnestly requested to be pres
| ent. as this will be the last chance
to enroll Russell Demr ster and J.
| II. Brooks will be the Speakers
! When a man and woman from Ak
ron were auto riding Saturday ev-
ening on state route rs, just east
| Of Bristol store, the driver, when
coming to the junction with 76 de-
cided too suddenly to turn onto
| that road with the result that the
| car turned over, causing a wreck.
| The Reinersville doctor was called
and was soon on the scene, but he
found their injuries were not nearly
so great as was imagined, and con-
sisted of shock more than injury
The continued wet weather is MAX
ing it much better for pastures and
| meadow prospects for the coming
| summer, but it is making very late
; corn planting and oat sowing, but
as soon as any seed is planted it
springs up at once and is on the
way for a good crop prospect.--A
garment factory, financed by fed
| eral relief funds, has been started
at the Reinersville school house.
! The board that has the arranging
of the scale of prices is making one
mistake, they place the price of la
!. Dor for the work being done above
what a farmer can afford to pay for
| the same class of work, when we
i consider what the farmer receives
| for the products which he has TO
sell. These price fixing boards are
made up for the most part by peo-
pie from the cities, and the city
/ laborer should receive more for his
| labor because of the extra cost Of
rents and other city expenses. This
practice will cause the rural citizen
to either do all of his own work or
let it go undone, and the latter will
be likely to he what will happen.