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The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1935-05-30

Did you know that the Italian
aviator, Francesca Agella, travel
ed 440.6 m.p.h. in a seaplane re-
Gently?
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NOTICE
RELIEF WORKERS

Furnished on unfurnished rooms
for persons on relief. 5000 month.
Clean. quiet. homelilxe. Mrs. K.
cathey, 2s01 East Denny, corner
23rd Avenue.
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1869 GIRARD ST. NW.-Furnished room,
private home: also garage.
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AIS GALLATIN ST NW.-Comfortably
furnished. clean double and single rooms;
in pleasantly and conveniently located
home board optional: reasonable; unlim-
ited phone Phone Georgia l5S2.
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IUIU MASS. AVE. N-W.--Front room. run-
ming water; gas range. linen: S22 so.
| 9Th ST. N.E-One bed room running
water hot water heat; private home: SIS
month Atlantic 1920
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

3 rooms, reception hall. kitchen and
bath with shower; newly decorated.
Transportation to all parts of city; re-
frigeration. gas and light free; $50 SO.
Resident manager.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.


LOS N. H AVE Gnear Dppopt GiT,clslMd
meals; personal supervision OF dietittan.
Phone North 1886.
2O19 10th ST. NW.-Comfortable single
Home stmosphere. Phone POtomac osfS
3035 CAMBRIDGE PL. NW.-Private fam
lily. 8 adults. wishes to contact gentleman
congeniai home. Phone Potomac 2973.-J.
1886 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. at goth ST.
Large. warm. outside room; choice
Phone Potomac Osi2
DUPONT CLUB. 1926 10Th ST. NW.-For
ladies. gentlemen. few vacancies: southern
cooking: homelike atmosphere. North 9049.
1920 K ST. NV. The e-Maraue-Nicely
furnished warm room. private bath; excel
lent board home cooking: downtown. o.
CHEVY CLASSROOM. double or single;
nished; board If desired. Wisconsin 3400..
1895 INGRAHAM ST. N.W-Wanted. l
or young ladies; considerable room, con-
venientiy located near Georgia ave. l4th
st. and bus; real home.
1915 MANCHESTER LANE-New house,
four blocks north Of 18th st. reservoir:
large living and recreation room; rooms
with private bath: well heated; SIS week
300 E CAPITOL ST.-Private family will
Idhc Pdyihb PASASA
woman.
1721 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NW-Attrac-
tive residence. reasonable rates; within
walking distance from downtown.
1921 JEFFERSON IL. NV; of Conn ave,
excellent meals; close in.
1907 10th sT.-one large sunny front
room for couple or young people; attrac-
tive home. excellent food; reasonable.
1a41 .BILTMoRE ST-Attractive. com
Portable rooms. conveniently located; bal
anced meals; garage. Columbia 2O44
1916 KALORAMA RID. APT. 21-Brtght
warm. double; reasonable. Phone Adams
1897.
SINGLE room adjoining bath. large closet,
unlimited phone: walking distance OF CEN
tral city. Phone Metropolitan 4427.
1927 10th ST. NW-Large room. private
bath; other vacancies; excellent meals. z.
1752-54-56 QUE ST. NV.
Newly decorated. large 2nd floor. front.
private bath. other vacancies; delicious
meals
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Two rooms. kitchen and bath. porch
Electric refrigeration and electricity free
Inquire on premises. Newly decorated
w. p. LOCKWOOD. 14l0 @ st. NV.
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wANTED-RooMs AND BOARD.

TWO employed girls desire double or two
single rooms. board. private home rea-
Sonsble. Address Box 1927. Star ONCE.
YOUNG MAN. in private family: home
privilege: NV near downtown: state
price. Address Box 324-z. Star office.
YOUNG LADY desires single room and
board with private family. NV. State
price Address Box 1877. Star Office. &c
ROOM. BOARD and care for children
and UNFINISHED room without. board for
employed mother. private home. northwest
preferred; reasonable. Address Box l2l-Z
Star Office g
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WANTED-ROOMS.

YOUNG MAN Govt. employe wants room
near North Capitol car or R. /. ave. bus.
Address Box 1Gsz. Star ONCE.
RAILROAD MAN. single room. bath. pri-
vate family home comforts: reas. State
details Address Box 1917. Star office.
GENTLEMAN desires 1 room. nicely fur
nished in refined private home: perms-
dress Box S2@-z. Star once.
ROOM WANTED. furnished or unfurnished.
near car line TO Engraving Bureau must
be warm and clean. Address Box 2l5-A.
WANTED-Two unfurnished rooms. kitch-
en- and bath. NV; state terms. Address
Box 305-Z Star Office.
= ROOMS. kitchen and bath unfurnished.
IA 18th st. NV. Phone District 21S7 or
Georgia 2460.
BY YOUNG MAN in clean. refined. pri-
vate home; northwest: no other roomers.
Address Box 263-z. Star ONCE.
WOMAN. employed. wants . unfurnished
rooms. III X: prefer quiet house. Address
Box 1857 Star Office. G.
BUSINESS WOMAN. quiet. desires fur
nished room. private or semi-private bath.
reasonable in private home or apartment
partmentS. Address Box 340-z. Star Office
WARM ROOM, reasonable single woman;
gas crate or kitchen privileges for break
fast; easy distance Congressional Library;
Jan Is Address Box 32%-Z, Star office.
YOUNG COUPLE desires two or three
rooms for light housekeeping. unfinished,
in northeast near Union Station; reason
able. Lincoln f606-J.
ONE or two room furnished apartment in
nv: must be reasonable. Call Potomac
$3.50, Ant. 2G5.
CONGRESSIONAL SECRETARY desires
IL blocks Capitol. Address Box 32G-T.
Star once. 12'
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1882 10th ST. NW.-Large front room for
two walking distance Government depart
mentS. very deSira BILE.
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Ills 18th NV Apt 31-Large room.
comfortable twin beds; young lady'S apt;
girls only: light cooking privilege; warm;
reasonable: walking distance %
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1O07 L ST. NW.-Large. comfortable
warm room, suitable for one or two.
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HOME APT. No %. 18th and K SITS.
n.w.-,-Nice. warm room. next bath; rea-
Sonable; gentleman
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WANTEn-APT HOUSES.

WANT TO PURCHASE LEASE AND FUT
Wash. Advise fully. z. S. BROOKS. Yn.
Pa =
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9I7 H ST. NW.-Clean. well furnished
newly decorated room, h.-w.h.. bath same
floor; Sd 90 week.
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SALE-CO-OPERATIVE APIS.

SAVE q YOUR RENT"
One Of the best 4-room apis. in beautE
HAMPSHIRE GARDENS.
Apply Apt lob. 225 Emerson st. NV.
GeOrgia 514l.
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CLUB MERIDIAN,

$3.50 10th ST NV.
Delightful home residence for men and
women. with lounges. sun parlor and draw
ing room; exceptional meals: convenient
location; singles. doubles: reasonable rates
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
RENT-FIATS.
6OI NEW JERSEY AVE NV

sol NEW JERSEY AVE NV.
rooms. bath. arranged for two families.
$50 month; in nice condition
J. DALLAS GRADY.
District 9i79 IIO4 Vt Ave.
COLORED"52712 End ST. NE-5 RMS.
cleo. Arcola hot water: opposite Union
Station. $3.50. Phone National 7343.
COLORED-315 OAKDALE PL. NV
room and bath ant: electricity: respect
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SALE--ACREAGE.

zoo ACRES. PART TIMBER. ON PAVED
road. St. Marys County. sell quick. So per
acre. j. C. CLAY. COLLEGE Park. Nd.
5 ACRES WITH MAGNIFICENT VIEW
700 #. west OF intersection of Bradley
Blvd and River I'd. Price reduced to
$3.50 for immediate sale. Phone Wis.
4410.
scbooT sdiaininS R arTes or nSIt
ready for subdividing. W. g. BECKER,
Shepherd 1915.
So ACRES SUITABLE SUBDIVISION
Home; so miles Wash. on Lee Highway
SEVERAL PARCELS OF LAND IDEAL FOR
subdivision. poultry raising or greenhouses.
within the District OF Columbia: In fact,
less than 4 miles from the Capitol. Sacri-
ROBERT W. SAVAGE.
607 Union Trust Bids. Natl. $3.50.
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@. @. DUTY.
ny w Natl AGO

TWO-FAMTIY APT. RENTED S53 A
month. Near 4th and N NV. Price.
Conn. ave apt. bldg. rented SIS 900 a
year. In the heart Of Chevy Chase. Price.
$4,000. Terms. -
ZOO n NV, District 1895.
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DUPONT CIRCLE. 1917 2lst St. NV
Private home: large 2nd-fioor front room:
walking distance departments; gentlemen;
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WANTED-INYESTMENT PROP

MY CLIENTS WANT
A CHAIN STORE small apt. or COM
bination of both. which So 600 cash pay
4O-60-FT. lot on improved street.
American Univ. PIX. Edgemoor or Chevy
Chase; best that 81 900 cash win buy.
BURLEITH OR Glover PIX. house
for investment. VIII pay $4,000 cash If
JOHN Under. Cleveland 1857.
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ROOMS AND BOARD-SUBURBA
CHILDREN BOARDED. nearby MARYLAND
Good home large grounds; reasonable.
For information. phone KenS. 90-F-5.
WOODRIDGE-Nicely furnished double
front room near bath for one or two
near bus and cars. Potomac 4560R.
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room; detached house. near Mount Alto;
20 minutes downtown; SIP mo. Clev. 1894
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los V ST. NE-Comfortable single front
room for gentleman; good neighborhood;
cnnreniPntlY lOCatCd; $40 per month.
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6"I E ST. SEQ double rooms. twin
beds h.-w.h.. near bath. clean and COM
Portable; s. 80 week per person.
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LINCOLN PARK 1851 A ST NE-2
rooms; sink. incloSed porch. semi private
hath Phone Atlantic 2Sl3-R
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Ant. 3O2-Furnished
owe room. Convenient to cars ana
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621 ROCK CREEK CHURCH RID. NV
Nicely furnished rooms. Ink; End floor.
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642 A ST. NE-Front. second floor. newly
decorated in private home. southern ex-
poSure. Near Capitol
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3 U ST. NW.-Large front room; also
single room convenient transportation.
no
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DYER J. TAYLOR. INC.
1927 Eve ST NV METROPOLITAN 0520
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

have two siX-room frame houses. nrst
Commercial good NV sectioni now rented
at $50 should rent for S45). VIII sell
for So $50 only $3.50. cash and balance
TWo-famiiy fst. ne. section; contains
4 rooms bath each; rented to excellent
tenants at $50 monthly; no expense; price
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1884 COLUMBIA RD.-S3 wk.. single rms.
clean. warm, outside; 4 baths; inst b. W,
steam heat; . car lines; gentlemen. Ad-
ans 1923
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CLEVE. PARK-Sinsle front room semi
priv bath; mod Diet. home. blk. Conn.
ave; home-cooked meals nearby. Cleve-
1opd SOou
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DUPONT CIRCLE. 1886 10th ST. NV
Desirable large front room; single. SO
month; double. $50: c INV. phone. Nv h :.
1917 RIGGS PL.. of 10th ST. bet. R and
@Single sleeping room. 2nd floor. So 80
oer week Unlimited phone
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Northwest Housing Service.
1924 .14th st. NV: Phone Col. 5000.
Furnished and unfurnished apartments.
houses and rooms: transportation supplied.
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1868 NEWTON ST. NW-S3 per week:
second floor south front room. on ST pass
bus line for employed lady. After pm.
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ROOMS-SUBURBAN.

2 FURNISHED ROOMS. gentlemen pre-
ferred: or two Ink. rooms for employed
couple. Phone Clarendon S09-J-1.
NICELY fur. room. adj. bath. in quiet
home Of settled couple; free trans. II YOU
can drive. Clarendon 248-J-1.
ATTRACTIVE room with board in modern
homo for one or two persons; one-haf
block to TRANSPORTATION. Center Claren-
don Walnut S674.
80 BUCKLEY AVE. Arlington, Va.-Warm
double. furnished room. twin beds; two
men; garage.
two furnished bed rooms: breakfast. Phone
Clarendon 1895.
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MT. PLEASANT. 1888 Irving st. NV
Comfortable attractive room; private
home; convenient location unlimited
phone. Columbia 1853; reasonable
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SALE-NYESTMENT PROPERTY

RENTED $500 YEAR-To coLoREp-
Price 50 500. Six rooms and bath. elec
Redecorated and in good condition throue.
out. Location is near 18th anG YOU
NV. Phone J. DALLAS GRADY. Distr.c'
9l79 lIO4 Vermont ave. NV.
MODERN BRICK HOUSES. RENTING
S42q year each; So $50 each. VIII eX-
change HARRY K. BOSS. 14l7 K ST.
lone term to well-knoWn company; wi
net Idot to purchaser on investment. GUY
WHITEFORD, Southern Bldg. Natl. 243
CHAIN STORE LEASED TO AN OUT
for cash investor, GUY WHTTEFORD
Southern Bldg. Phone National 2432.
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1852 NEWTON N.W-Attractive sunny
room; well heated private home: cont
h. W; employed lady preferred. Col. 1924
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A Safe 1870 Investment.
4-family apartments: practically new new
annually Located on o first commercial
northwest thoroughfare: no maintenance to
owner. Ideal investment. For further
information see Mr.. Towbes.
1404 K CAFRTTZ. DIST. o0S0.
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ROOMS-FJJR. AND IJNFUR.

1916 EAST CAPITOL ST.-Double attrac-
tive front room; two men or employed
couple preferred. Phone Lincoln 73S7.
$3.50 18th ST. NW.-Single room. suit
able employed person O.hk. il desired;
c.h.W. phone. etc; near cars. Adams 0514
4612 9TH ST. N.W-Large front room next
bath: two gentlemen or employed couple.
Sunday or NIGHTS. Adams 5725-J.
NEAR WASHINGTON CIRCLE-Desirable
room: fireplace inclosed sleeping porch. k,
o. To lady; reasonable. West 1888.
147S CLIFTON ST. NW.-Large basement,
llvlng; bed room; range. sink. heat. lights.
gas; $50 month.
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454 K ST NW-Attractive large front
Groom apt. for people. range $50;
large front hk.. $500; heat; quiet house;
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-03-28

streets, has been sold to Walter
Finley, and the property just west
of it, in which is located the Per.
kins barber shop, has been sold to
Frank Finley.
Jasper Barrell, who has beer
dangerously ill, is reported as show
ing some improvement. His serious
condition followed a gathering in
/ his head with which he began to
suffer about month ago.
Mrs. Lydia Bishop, wife of ex-
Representative Chas. Bishop, who
was taken to Columbus for treat
ment, remained but short time
and returned to her home at Bishop
vile where she died Feb. Z. Her
maiden name was Alderman.
Representative Finley of Morgan
county has introduced bill to per-
nit the county commissioners to
increase the levy for the needy
blind, from two-tenths to three and
one-half tenths mills.
The many friends in this county
of J. c. Whipple will be pleased to
know that he has been re-employed
as manager of the Rockhaven farm,
near Cleveland, for the coming year,
at handsome increase in salary.
Mary F. Murray who lived in
Meigsville township, died Feb. g.,
after an illness of pneumonia. She
was a daughter of the late George
Murray She is survived by two
brothers, Benjamin of the old home
place, and Joseph of McConnels-
vile, and one sister, Mrs. Van Smith
of Center Bend.
The Nelsonville Valley Register
said: James Balm entertained with
a dinner party, Sunday, at the Dew
hotel, complimenting his sister, Miss
Mary Balm of McConnelsville, and
Leo Bininger of Lancaster.
w. J. Patterson, formerly of Me-
Connelsville, has moved from Rich
mond, Ind, to Louisville, Ky. He is
in the employ of the international
company.
On another page of this paper ap-
pears communication from W. A.
Sealock of Ports, Kan. He also
sends us a postcard picture of him.
self, showing how IAN old Morgan
county boy looks after 80 years of
frontier life
AT the annual meeting of The
Stockport Milling company, the fol-
lowing officers We're elected: Presi-
dent, C. H. Johnson; vice-president,
Fred Dover; sec'y, Frank Ham;
treasurer, John f. Dover; direc-
tors, c.. H. Johnson, Fred Dover,
John Dover, Frank Ham and T. P.
Dover.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-03-28

was remembered with a postal
shower
Newton Ridge: Emmett Bailey
has been employed as motorman on
the street car line in GAINESVILLE.
Paul Thompson and Jay Sherwood
have gone to GAINESVILLE to work in
the tube works.
Neelyville: Miss Jane Israel is in
poor health. Maynard Barnes
has employment on the Mrs. Nc
Govern farm.
Reinersville: We understand
that Everett Drummond and wife
will occupy the Eddy property near
our village the coming year.
Lloyd (Doc) Walters has gone to
Caldwell where he will reside for an
indefinite time.
Chesterhill George Shields and
family from wisconsin are visiting
Mrs. Shields parents Jesse Hiatt
and wife.
Rowland: Lorain Coleman of
Gallipolis is the guest of his grand
mother Mrs. d. A. Howard.
Center: Minor Morris spent few
days with his sister Mrs. Walter Me-
Kelvey of GAINESVILLE. Mrs. Nickel
vey is leaving this week for Califor-
MIA, in the hope of regaining her
health in that climate.
Stockport: The friends of Miss
Bessie O'Neal gave her a surprise
Saturday evening, in honor of her
birthday. There were 80 present
Popcorn, candy and bananas were
served. Kennard Kinsey and wife
have purchased the property from
L. III. Russell that Willard Davis is
occupying. Mr.. Davis has been con-
ducting a mercantile business here
for quite while. He has not de-
cided where he will locate- Mrs.
D. l.. Fowler and Thomas Rhiner
and wife of Excelsior Springs, Mo,
We're guests of the formers brother
C. P. Justice and wife here.
Beckett Route: Robert Dewitt of
Billings, Mont, is visiting in this
vicinity, after an absence of 20
years.
Curtis Graham Of Akron is here
to attend the Mccoy -Stanbery we'd
ding.
Phil Mabrey arrived Saturday to
spend few days with his wife here.
The S. L. Koons residence prop
erty, corner Of Center and West
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-03-28

Stock Sells Well

Quite a large crowd attended the
George Hall sale last Thursday. The
stock and other things sold brought
excellent prices. Sheep brought uT
TO ST per head. The one horse sold
brought SLIT, and the cattle
brought excellent prices, showing
the effects of the "new deal, as
being engineered by President
Roosevelt. These prices were for
cash, which would have the effect
of holding prices down some.
The operetta "Windmills of Hol-
land" presented in the gymnasium
here last Friday evening, under the
direction of Miss Gross, the music
director, was we'll received by the
large number attending. 1t was
quite representative of Holland with
those in the cast being shod in
wooden shoes and with the wind
mill being present and in action
The production was a success.
Alfred Erwin of Byesville, the
young minister, who assisted in the
series Of eyangelistic services re-
Gently held in the Reinersville M.
P. church here, was a week end Wis
itor with friends at Reinersville.
Lloyd Baker of Crooksville was
visitor with friends at Reiners-
vile, over the week end.
Death of Mrs. Rose Kuntz
Mrs. Rose Kuntz passed away at
the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-03-28
ROOsterviIlc

Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Wallace anC
daughter Helen of Akron are spend
| ing the week with Mrs Wallace's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. v. RardiT
and other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard James spent
Sunday at the home of the latter's
parents, A. w. Quinn's of Sharps-
burg.
Miss Valena Rardin visited Mon
day and Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs
Geo. Chidester at Malta.
Rev. and Mrs. G.. L. Virgins and
daughter Aldine and Mrs Almeda
Rogers of Stockport were entertain
ed at dinner Sunday at Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Scott's.
o. " Hanlin made business
trip to Athens, last week.
II. N. Gheen of Wheeling, w. Va,
visited the last of the week with
his father, Isaac Gheen.
Mrs. Mira Thompson of RoXbury
visited a part of last week at the
Tilghman Kinney home
Miss Maxine Lowry and cousin
II. n. Gheen and Frances Hanlin
spent Saturday night and Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Lowry, and
other relatives of Athens.
Mrs. Alma Kinney spent last week
at Beverly.
Mr.. and Mrs George Mercer and
family of Crooksville visited Sun
day at Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Scott's.
Mrs. Alma Kinney and Mrs. Clara
Kinney spent Monday at McCon-
nelsville.
Mrs. Villa Clice of Stockport Wis
tied Sunday at Isaac Gheen's.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-03-28

Jessie Hammond, near Newark.
early Saturday morning. She was
born on a. farm in Manchester
township, east of Reinersville, and
in later years she was united in
marriage with w. Wallace Kuntz,
and resided on the Michael Kuntz
farm in upper Manchester township,
where she continued to live until
after the death of her husband, IL
years ago, so the greater part of her
life was spent in Manchester town.
ship. She was the daughter of Eliza
and Phebe Yerian Caldwell, and
was born 73 years ago. Mrs. Kuntz
had been making her home with her
daughter and husband, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Scott at Zeno, but had
gone to the home of her daughter
was taken sick. She leaves three
sons, Alva Kuntz of Kentucky; J.
Douga Kuntz of Renrock, and John
Kuntz Of CALDWELL; also four daugh-
ters, Mrs. Edna Engle, near Rem
rock; Mrs. Jessie Hammond, near
Newark; Mrs Mabel Scott of Zeno,
and Mrs. Bessie Hill, near Cumber-
land. The funeral services were
HeI0 dC lu. 81 O'CLOCK Iu6Sudy,
with interment in Windy Hill ceme-
terry.
Formerly Resided Near Woodgrove
Word was received here a few
days ago that Mrs. Maria Dewitt,
90, widow of John Dewitt, died on
Wednesday of last week at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Alta Dono-
van, at Delaware, o. Mr.. Dewitt
died several years ago. Mrs. Dewitt
was native of Morgan county.
She with her husband and family
resided on their farm in Manches-
ter township, just west of Wood
grove, for a number of years, but
later, after selling their farm, they
left this community, and had since
lived in several different commune
ties, Mr. Dewitt having died while |
residing at Delaware. Interment /
was made on Saturday at Delaware. i
The prospects are that there will |
be bumper wheat crop in this sec
tion of Ohio for the coming harvest !
The members of the community !
telephone lines through Reiners-
vile from the Hill store, west, are
rebuilding this section of the lines
to the point beyond the Christian /
church, where the lines leave state
route rs, and are setting the poles /
back some distance from the pub !
lie highway.