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Imperial Valley press., 1935-11-28
Uclans Taper
Off for Game

LOS ANGELES, Nov. %. UR)-
University of California at Los An
geles Bruins tapered off heavy work
"Wednesday for their conference
game with University of Idaho
Saturday. Earl Sargent, first string
guard. will be unable TO play, train
ers announced. Sargent has been
out of the lineup two weeks owing
to an old injury.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-09-12
ADDITION AND REMODELING
ROCKY GLEN SANATORIUNf

DR.. Louis Mark has announced
the beginning of construction on an
addition and remodeling of Rocky
Glen sanatOrium which will include
complete new suit containing new
medical offices, operating room,
laboratory, sterilizing room, etc.
This unit will be built and attached
to the northeast section of the pres
ent administration building, and
will be "a fireproof construction.
There will also be unit construct
ed on the southeast section of the
administration building, which will
enlarge the diet kitchens and din
ing room facilities. This will also
be freproof construction. The
X-ray room will be remodeled to
provide for microscopic and radio
graphic use. Corridors and offices
will be changed to suit present
necessities. This will make COM
p1ete fTst MOOR rectang&slaE building
of the present administration build
ing. Equipment will be added as
needed to completely modernize ev-
cry detail of the work of the sana-
torium. Incorporated in the plans
has been comprehensive study Of
the best tuberculosis sanatoriums
which were recently visited by DR..
Louis Mark in his plans to provide
for the future usefulness of Rocky
Glen sanatOrium as a community,
state, and a national institution.
Changes will also be made in
some of the present buildings for
patients disqualification which will
include new unit approximately
l2x1O0 it., extending from the new
building construction to the present
water tank which will probably
soon be dismantled. This will be
an excellent unit for hospital cases
and contain the same convenience
of accommodation and treatment.
The present laundry building will
be moved to a new location, and the
east slope of the sanatorium
grounds will be handicapped to con-
form with it's natural beauty.
The success of treatment and de-
velopment of Rocky Glen sanator-
ium tells the story in its own way
of the past which the vision, study.
and experience which DR.. Louis
Mark and his able staff have in the
science of the medical and surgical
treatment of tuberculosis.
1t is well substantiated fact as
we see our friends, relatives and
neighbors stricken down with the
ravages of tuberculosis that the
provision for such treatment is the
most important part of our civil
welfare. Although great advances
have been made during the past re-
cent years In successful treatment
OF tuberculosis, the fact remains it
is still the greatest scourge of hui
manlty between the ages of eigh-
teen and forty years, and is just as
deadly and is in need of the same
relentless war against its spread as
it has ever been. We are assured.
Rocky Glen sanatorium will con-
tlnue to remain in the fore rank of
this crusade for helpless and suffer-
ing humanity. Numbered among
its patients have been many of the
great and important men and wom-
en- of the time.
The estimated cost of the i'm
provement at the sanatorium is
$25, 900.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-09-12
Sheep Claims Allowed

The commissioners have allowed
sheep claims as follows:
w. w. Woodburn, $13; B. F.
Wells, S33; w. E. Wilson, $3.50;
A. T. Singree, Sc; Chas. Noyes,
S65.25; Floyd Murphy, S13; L. C.
Hindman, S. o. S. Hooper, s23.-
so; Vana Dougan, s22; H. j. Gar
rett, $40; Carl Moore, $675; Geo.
Weaver, $3.50; T. H. Ray, $40;
Zach Moody, IS; Forest Parmiter,
$3.50; j. L. Burgwin, s25; Alvin
Mercer, $10.5O; j. c. Matthews,
$3.50; E. L. Beard, $3.50; U. e.
Lamb, $3.50; w. N. Glenn. $25; C.
E. Dewitt, $14; c. o. Delong, $10.-
so; 1. J. Coulson, SIS; j. /. Wood
ward, s27; same, $3.50; F. E.
Williams, $3.50; Geo. w. McIntire,
s35.75; w. A Greer, SIS; j. L. Dam
ielson, $49.50; w. w. Barkhurst,
$3.50; Manita Bozman, Sc; Frank
Blackburn, $10.50; Clyde Ander-
son, s64.50; Otto Duncan, $3.50.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-09-12
WPA Projects Submitted
Total $3O3.577

! Late WPA projects for Morgan
county were turned into the Zanes-
vile office, Friday, and from there
to be forwarded to Washington, tC
be acted upon, along with the prof
ects which went in before, all to be
acted upon, when allotments will
| Morgan county.
Road projects of county totaling
1923 miles, for construction and
reconstruction, covering in all 62
projects, Total cost, $4,000.
McCOnnelsville-res curb
and gutter of Union street between
Kennebec and 10th. Sidewalks OF
$4,000 square feet, estimate, $6,-
974. Cleaning and Strengthening
| of channel of Mcconnell run and
building levy on south side. Rec
| reation field and swimming pool
SIS, 900; water distribution sys-
tenn for Kennebec Heights.
Malta-brick relay of Main
street, between First and Third
| (Belle); Front street between Third
and Fourth (depot) and Fourth
street between Front and Main;
resurface of Main street from Sew
enth and 18th Ito state highway
garage). Construction of exten-
sion of Furnace street to Seventh
street (including bridge across
Clements, Happy Hollow rum; ex-
tension of sewer on Echo street.
M. & M. high school repair on
roof on old building, and papering
walls in old building; plaster Of
corridor walls on new building, in
all estimated cost of about $1,400.
Construction of frame two-room
building at Morgan-Meigsville
(Neelyville). Bristol-four room
building at Meigs; Homer-Union
| five room.
Chesterhill-2,5OO square feet
sidewalk; new curb and resurfac-
ing of Coal, Marietta and College
streets; construction 1900 barrel
fire cistern, and grading recreation
grounds.
Stockport-curb and resurface OF
| Broadway street.
| ed in projects for construction OF
| new county garage, and four room
addition to court house, as had been
previously planned; also flooring
| and painting of both inside and out
side; and heating unit for court
house and Jail. Estimate cost for
| new building and heating plant
$35, 5,00O-not including work on
old building. Also fire reservoir for
county home.
Triadelphia, 1000 square feet
walk, and grades to school build
ing.
Projects above listed necessitate
, expenditures to federal government
of $168,000 for labor and material
! The estimated cost of the county
highway projects is, federal $751;
900; sponsoring, $52,220. Munich
pal and county, federal, $168,460;
sponsoring, $24,297. Total, federal
$227,06O: sponsoring, $76,517
Grand total, $303,577. This is ex.
elusive of projects submitted be
| fore Aug. %, 1885.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-09-12

Clerk-H. M. Nelson, Frank
Borden.
Board of Education-Harry Max
we'll.
Trustees. C. Woodward, w.
r. Fowler, o. d. Ray, M. Fl. Mahan,
d. F. Beatty, Dwight Hall.
Clerk, S. w. Sheridan, C.. L. Swal-
low.
Board of Education-O. G. Han
cher, Fred Ray.
Homer
Trustees-A. G.. Carter, Fred
Price, C. A. Jones, T. III. Blower,
Raymond D. Smith, J. M. Beard, H.
E. Smith, A. HI. Murphy, VIM. With
EN-, C. A. Able, e. E. Moody, C. E.
Hambel.
Cler k-Dale Murphy. Leroy
Brown, Fred Hambel.
HOmer-UniOn
Board of Education--Frank Par
sons, short term; Otis Fuller, Ed
win II. Thomas, two year term /;
Dale Duncan, two years; r. s. Nc
Lain, long term; A. E. Drake, long
term; E. B. Leeper, long term.
County Board of Education
Members County Board OF Edu-
cation-W. III. Penrose, Pennsville
H. A. Morris, Roxbury; I'll. L. Fis-
Gus, Reinersville; e. Dewey Parks,
Manchester.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-09-12
f. Nj. Beckett Rounds Out so Years
In The Insurance Business


In The Insurance Business
On September /, Mr.. f. M. Beck
ett rounded out so years in the in
surance business here. He began in
the year 1855, when he purchased
Whitaker This partnership con-
tinued for about two and half
years, when Mr.. Beckett took over
all of Mr. Whitaker's interest, and
until April 1, 1900, conducted the
business alone, then he took as a
partner L. T. Gray, since which
time the business has been carried
on under the firm name Beckett &
Gray. Mr.. Gray died about three
years. ago, and was succeeded in the
business by his son Frank Gray.
Mr.. Beckett first opened his Of
flee in what was the w. o. Conklin
building, where the Dover Produce
is now located; later he moved to
rooms on the second floor Of the
then T. D. Clancy building, where
the Kraps & Betz store is now To-
Gated; from there he went to the
front room over Walkers restau-
rant; then to the property now
owned by DR.. Northrup; and 80
years ago, Beckett & Gray estab-
lished themselves in their present
quarters.
Mr.. Beckett is one of the coun-
tvs highly regarded citizens, who,
as he enters upon his 51st year in
the insurance business, has the con-
fidence and respect of a large ac-
quaintance, who wish for him the
continued success for the future
that he has enjoyed in the past.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-09-12
Teachers Hired For Various
Schools OF The County

Bloom Township-Tunnel Hill,
AIDA Lawrence, nellie Mckinney;
Beatrice Hixson, music. Eagleport,
| Hamer Wilson.
Bristol township-Meigs, Dwight
Stephenson, Grace Campbell; Rob-
ert K Smith. music. Cloud, Dale
| Gilliland.
| Center Township-Hackney,
Chas. Ethan Hall. Earlys, Curtis
Clark. Centerville, Hugh Mahoney.
honey.
Deerfield Township, Triadelphia,
Alfred Henry, principal; Neva Mas
| terson, Christine Frash; Helen B.
King, music.
Homer Township - Mountville
| high school, C. S. Roberts, superin-
tendent; S. C. Vickroy, Florence
| Garner; Beatrice Hixson, music.
Grade, Harold Moody, r. L. Train
er, Zelpha Triplett. Oak Hill, N. S.
| Gardner. Lewis, Dorothy Newburn.
Malta Township-Brick, Mabel
| Lowe.
J Manchester -Reiners-
vile high school, w. Paul Haskins,
! superintendent; Riley Bankes, Max
Bunce, Mary Kupir; Robert K.
Smith, music. Grade, Russell DEM
ster, Louise Walters.
| Marion township Chesterhill
| high school, B. E. Workman, super
| intendent; C. o. Diehl, r. C. Kin
ney, Harley Seiss, Helen Dinsmoor,
j. w. E. Dunbar, vocational agricul-
ture; Geneva Humphreys, home &C.
| onomics; Norma Tilden, music
| ~ afh n,yJo
| Gibbons, H. w. Calendinc, Geneva
Elliott, Josephine Smith. Bethel,
| G. o. Waderker.
Morgan Rural Township-Union-
| vile, Wayne Macklem. McCarty,
Roy G.. Miller. Oak Grove, Marian
Tavenner Sherwoodsburg, Carl
Moore.
Penn Township-Pennsyille high
school, B. O. Roberts, superintend-
ent; Paul Burcher, Lucille Wood,
Dwight McInturf; Dayton Kennedy,
| vocational agriculture; Geneva
Humphreys, home economics; Nor
ma Tilden, music. Grade, D. C.
Parsons, Faye Cordray, Mae McDan-
| iel Freda Anderson.
Union Township-Ringgold high
school, Gerald Anderson, superin-
| tendent; Lucille Bump, Robert
Moore; Beatrice Hixson, music
| Grade, Paul Bankes, Karl Van
Horn. Irish Ridge, Jesse Chappe-
lear. Buck Run, Evart M. Davis.
| Rosseau, Mahlon Parsons.
Windsor Township Stockport
high school, J. E. Blatt, superin-
tendent; Mr.. Summers, Ellen Pow
elson, Eola Hummel, j. A. Kennard.
Grades, Vernard Hindman, Paul G..
Lyon, Grace Glen, Lillian Wallace,
Mary Simpson; Robert X. Smith,
music. Oakland. Thelma James,
Frances Bailey. Hosom, Evelyn
White. Newton Ridge, Margaret
De Long.
York Township - Deavertown
| high school, H. A. Lewis, superin-
| tendent; Kenneth Love, j. H.
Brooks, Bernice Brown, nellie Fer
guson; Helen B. King, music
Grades, Mary f. Hamilton. Kenneth
| Ray, Helen Starting. Rose Farm
| grade, C. B. Lindimore, principal;
Leo Harrison. Rosa Lee Allen, Mil
dred Howard; Helen B. King, mu-
| sic.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-09-12
Charles Ashton Robbed of $500

Last Thursday night Mr.. Charles
Ashton, well known restaurant man
of this place, was robbed of $500 at
a camp not far from Columbus. Mr.
Ashton had taken the money to CO.
lumbus and was looking for a res
taurant to purchase. He went to
the camp, where he had often staid,
to spend the night. Later he went
to a nearby restaurant for lunch.
Returning to the camp he put the
pocket book under his pillow. and
left his gun on a stand, and went
to bed. The windows and doors
were securely locked. Along about
2 o'clock he was awakened by a
noise, and turning on the lights,
saw the door was open and his gun
was missing. Later his empty
pocket book and gun which the rob-
ber had thrown away, were found.
When Ashton went to the restau-
rant for lunch, he did not lock the
door of the cabin, and the SUPPOSE
tion is that the thief entered the
room and hid, and in the night got
the pocket book and gun, unlocked
the door and made his getaway
The camp was managed by man
and his wife. There is no clew as
to the robber.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-09-12
Miss Stanton Presents Pupils
In Piano Recital

Last Friday and Saturday Miss
Kate Stanton, music instructor, pre-
sented her piano pupils in recital,
which was held at her home. Those
on the program were:
Phoebe Sears, Betty Allen, Mary
Elizabeth Jaynes, Harriet Torbert,
Judith Ross, Edith Ross, Mary
Janet Pharis, Marthalyn Sears, Bill
lie Bulen, Betty Smith, Grace Smith,
Polly Ann Finley, Martha Turner,
Betty Booth, Mary Ann Booth, Mar
jorie Graham, Dorothy James, Rex
Bankes, Mary Spencer, Mary Fouts,
Grace Wallace, Betty Jean Frash
James Massey, Leila Scott, Freda
Perry, Maydelle Greer, Esther Jean
Scott, Grace Lawrence, Jean Hoop
er, Ruth Scott, Margaret Broedel,
Forrest Bankes, Gladys Greer, May
dele Hamilton, Thelma Fouts, Bet
ty Lou Harris, Eileen Shell, Betty
Bulen, Joan Harris, Mary Elizabeth
Henery, Frances Louise Finley, Ey-
elyn Winegardner, jeanette Boz
man, Betty Ross, Marjorie Sheri-
dan.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-09-12
Teachers And Enrolment In
High School And Grades

I1ISH oCAiOOl AIIu uTNuC0
High School, James M. Turner,
superintendent, algebra III; Evelyn
True Button, principal, Latin and
civics; Emma Lee Stewart, English
II, III, w; Walter H. Marquis. man.
ual arts, economic geography
coach; Christine Shilling, chem
istry, world history, &c. geog.; Hugh
James Donahue, English l, u. S.
history; ]. Ray Smith, typing-short-
hand, jr. bus. tr.; Hazel K. Bell,
French, biology, general science;
Mildred Ray, algebra /, plane
geom Ralph E. Burdick, vocation
al agriculture; Grace Beckwith,
home economies; VIM. o. Porter,
physics, general science, jr. bus. tr.
Twyla Edwards, music supervisor.
High school: Freshmen, lis;
sophomores, So; juniors, 70; SEN
iors, 81; post graduates, 10. Total,
334.
McConnelsville Grades: velma
McElhiney, first grade, %; Ruth
Falconer, second, 80; Gertrude Mar
tin, third, 81; Glenna Ray, fourth,
"a; Mary Louise Dye, fifth, 2S;
Clyde Bankes, sixth, 81; M. P. DAN
iel, seventh, 20; P. G. Ball, prin-
cipal, eighth, 80. Total, 233.
Malta Grades: Marjorie Taylor,
first grade, %; Freda Smith, sec
ond, 20; Frances Davis, third, 20;
Marjorie Sheridan, fourth and fifth,
As; Stanley Newsom, sixth and sew
enth, A; w. B. Drake, principal,
eighth, %. Total, 188.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-09-12
Frank johnson Dies In GIouster

Mr.. Frank Johnson, former well
known carpenter of this place, who
recently went to Glouster to make
his home, passed away there We'd
nesday afternoon. Death was due
to heart trouble, and he had been
i'll for some time. For a number of
years the deceased resided on the
Happy Hollow road, and later at
this place. His sister, Mrs. Emma
Williams, died Aug. 20, at her
home near Ringgold. Surviving
him are two sisters-Mrs. Weaver
Of Glouster, at whose home he died,
and Miss Ettie Johnson, Athens.
The body of Mr.. Johnson was
brought here to the Miller under
taking parlor, and prepared for
burial. Funeral arrangements are
incomplete.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-09-12
S. HI. Maintenance Departments OF
Athens And Morgan Combined

The maintenance departments of
the state highway of Morgan and
Athens counties have been COM
bined, and the work of both coun-
ties will be carried on by Mr.
Brown, maintenance supervisor of
Athens county. Mr.. D. w. Geddes
of Malta, who had been mainten-
ance supervisor of Morgan county
for about dozen years, concluded
his services Wednesday of this
week. We understand that several
of the smaller counties have been
similarly combined, which is being
done in the interest of economy.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-09-12
Mr.. And Mrs. Dale Ellis Are
To Manage County Home

County Commissioners McHugh
and Wood have named Mr. and Mrs
Dale Ellis as superintendent and
matron of the county home, to sue
ceed Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Taylor
resigned. Mr.. Ellis is World war
veteran, and was a Republican can
didate for sheriff in the primary
last year, being defeated by L. B
Adrean. The appointment will be
temporary until such time as a
civil service examination is called
when a permanent appointment will
be made.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-09-12
III. Nj. Henry And Teresa Roberts
Are Married

The wedding Of Mr.. Herbert
Henry of Eagleport and Miss Te-
ressa Roberts of East Bloom, was
solemnized Monday afternoon here
at the Methodist Protestant parson-
age, with Rev. Charles E. Bulen Of
ficiating. The bride was charming
ly attired in blue, with accessories
to match. Following the ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry went to the
home of the brides parents, where
fine wedding dinner was served at
o'clock Mr.. Henry is a son OF
William and Mertie Huffman Hem
ry of Eagleport, and is one Of the
hustling young business men Of this
place. being proprietor of the local
Glover Farm store. His wife is
the daughter of Earl and Ger
trude Sines Roberts of East Bloom.
For the present they will reside at
the home of the brides parents, but
later expect to go to housekeeping
here.
The Democrat joins the many
friends of these estimable young
people in extending congratulations
and best wishes.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-09-12
Gus Abel Receivers Stolen Car

Monday evening, about 7:3O
o'clock, Mr.. Gus Abel had his new
Pontiac sedan stolen while it was
parked in front of his garage on
lower Main street. Notifying Sher.
if Adrean of the theft, it was
broadcast, and that night the ma
chine was recovered, having been
abandoned at Marietta. The key
had been removed from the switch.
The same evening an abandoned '35
model Chevrolet coupe was found
on the south Malta road, near the
lane leading to the Gregg resi-
dence. 1t had been stolen from W.
C. Russell of Delaware. No clew
has been found as to the robber of
either car. Neither machine was
damaged.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-09-12
Fine New Filling Station
Under Consideration

Negotiations are under way for
the erection Of a new filling station
on the site now occupied by the Of
flee of the Cochran cigar factory
and the frame part adjoining it
which connects the brick building,
which would make about a so foot
front. These buildings would be
moved back and occupy the plot OF
ground just north of the present
office facing on Third street. If
the deal is consummated, the new
filling station which would be of
stucco, would be perhaps the finest
in the county.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-09-12
Morgan County Gets $3.50 In
Sales Tax Money

The sales tax collected in the
seven months of operation of the
Ohio sales tax law, amounts to $685.
488,822.59. Receipts for August
amounted to S4,078, ,613.73. OF this
amount .$3,647, 947.07 will go to To-
cal governments and schools of the
state; $430,666.67 will be deducted
by the state, but of that amount
$333,33333 is being applied to
county poor relief. Government
funds are distributed to the coun-
ties monthly. School funds are dis
tributed quarterly on the basis of
average daily attendance. School
funds will not be distributed until
late this month. Local government
funds distributed to counties in
cluded Monroe, $640; Morgan,
$3.50; Muskingum, $9,4O1; Noble,
$342; Perry, s2,015; Washington,
S4539
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-09-12

Employees of Ohio Fuel and Gas
company and their families-about
so persons in all, met at the Malta
office last Friday evening and en-
joyed a pot luck supper honoring
e. w. Schuler, of McConnelsville,
the new manager of the local office,
and his wife. An evening of games,
ETC., followed the supper.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-09-12
Teresa Head Expects To Spend
Many Months In Florida

Miss Teresa Head, youngest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Head of this place, expects to leave
today for Somerset, where she will
accompany Mr.. and Mrs. Lowe of
that place to Miami, Florida. where
they will likely spend the coming
II months. Mr.. Lowe travels for a
tile company, and Miss Head will
be assistant in Mrs. Doves home,
and will also act as her chauffeur
while her husband is on the road.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-09-12
Death OF John III. Outcalt

John H. Outcalt, son of Henry w.
Outcalt, was born in Morgan coun-
ty, Ohio, Oct. II, 1866, and died at
his home in Ludington, Mich, Sept.
Z, 1885. He leaves his wife, Alice,
and three sons-Henry, Herman
and Roy; also five grandchildren
all of Michigan, and a sister, Ella
Wallace, of Canton, 0. Two sisters
Mrs. Eta Gunsolus and Mrs. Mamie
Townsend are deceased.
Funeral services for Mr.. Outcalt
were held Sept. 10, with interment
in the Ludington cemetery.-XX.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-09-12
Injured While Visiting Here

Mrs. Alice Kelly of Nowata,
Okla, who is visiting here with her
sister, Mrs. Cora Kennedy, was
badly injured Saturday night when
she fell down a flight Of stairs. Her
wrist was broken, and she also suf-
fered bad bruises. Mrs. Kelly had
retired and had been asleep, and
when she arose from her bed to go
to the bath room she became con-
fused and went through the door to
the stairway, instead Of to the bath
room. She has not been in good
health, which makes her condition
the more serious.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-09-12
Congressman SecreSt On
Western Trip

Congressman Robert T. Secrest
who returned Wednesday of last
week to his home in Caldwell, left
the next morning, with his wife,
for months vacation in Colorado.
Mr.. Secrest has opened his home
office in the Odd Fellows building,
Caldwell, where his private secre-
tary, Miss Jessie Mckinney, and
clerks will spend their time, until
the next session of congress.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-09-12

Mr.. Harry Applegate, son Of the
late j. A. Applegate. Lansing,
Michigan, hold position as an
accountant there. Miss Jolliette,
Applegate, Grand Rapids, Mich,
has been for % years engaged with
a telephone company, and is man
ager Of a district. Their brother
Paul Applegate holds responsible
position with telephone business,
and is located in Brazil, S. A.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-09-12

Mr.. r. A. Mckinney, instructor
at Barrett Junior high school, CO.
lumbus, and who has also taught
for seven years in the evening COM
mercial school of Franklin Univer-
sity school of business, will again
teach in that institution the coming
year
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-09-12

Mr.. Lee Smith and family OF
Malta and Mrs. N. B. Kane
Of Columbus attended a family
gathering at the home of A. w.
Smith of Athens, Sunday, honoring
his birthday. A. fine dinner was
served, and a most enjoyable day
was spent
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-09-12

On page six of this issue is noted
the birth of triplets to Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Alexander of Muskingum coun-
ty. After that page was printed, we
learned that the mother is a sister
of Mrs. E. S. Martin of Joetown,
this county.