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Issn Eelay Silverio
dbn l& Mesa, hi
h props minis. Ora.
- vienA p Tampa de
donde tienen su resi-
Dpres de haber sido assist
da por varios medicos en- la We
Gina ciudad, ell DR.. Juan Silve-
rio empez6 a atenderla, curan-
dola.
Hey experimental los padres
ell placer de abrazar a su hijita,
completamente restablecida.
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PROGRAMS DE RADIO

Estaci6n WDAE y cadena
Columbia $50, discurso del 60
bernador Wynant, de New
Hampshire; 6:15, orquesta de
Frassetto; 700, Fray y Drag
giotti, pianos; 7:S0, Kate Smith
sos, enemigo publico; 10000,
cuatro asses del Bridge; 1905,
Merle Thorpe, discurso; 1880,
orquesta de Enrique Madrigue-
ra; 10 AS, orquesta de Hogan
Y II 100, Jamboree del lunes
azul.
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FALLECIO Ell BOTICARIO
MANUEL DIAZ

Ell sabado muri6 en- su domi-
clio de la Gale Main, en- West
Tampa, Ell conocido boticario
Manuel Diaz, uno de los mas
antiques de esta ciudad.
Era hermano de Maxine Diaz
otro boticario, y estaba empa-
rentado con distinguidas fami-
las de la localidad. Ell DR.. Mi
guel Diaz, ell dentista de West
Tampa, es su sobrino.
Damos ell pesame a su viuda,
Sra. Mary Diaz, y demas fami-
liares,
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De LA VIDA ESPANOLA
Tendra mas firme base un gobierno
de Centro-Izquierda

Madrid, abril 29.-Es cierto
que la Ceda, con sus lis diputa-
dos, mas los SO monarquicos,
supone una dificultad parlamen
taria que puede llegar a ser in
superable; pero este obedece a
que ell Parlamento actual es ina
gen y semejanza del cuerpo cleo
toral que 10 genera en- 1888.
Las derechas unidaS, con
TRES Millones, por obras Y gra
cieron a las izquierdas con
TRES Millones, por obra y gra-
cia de una ley Electoral absur-
da, que senalaba una prima del
80 por 100 a las mayorias, y
que con OCCASION de estar dividi-
da la democracia social Y repu-
blicana, dejaba la soberania ma
cional en- la Gale, dando acceso
a las Cortes, como mayorias ia
vorecidas, no por ell vote de los
ciudadanos, sinO por la prima
electoral, a 10 que realmente
era una minorfa, va que solo
.contaba con dos millones de vo-
tos en- ell escrutinio general, que
acusaba cinco millones.
De haber luchado una candi-
datura UNICA de eizquierda
datura UNICA de izquierda
los resultados lutheran sido
contrarios a los que fueron.
Y este mismo es 10 que ocu-
RE en- las Cortes actuales. La
'Camara esta constituida en- esta
forma aproximadamente; pero
sin alterar su composition ell
error en- que pudieram9s incu-
'rrir:
Populistas (Ceda) -,115
Radicales II
Socialists (deducidoS
los procesados) AZ
Monarquicos e ramas).. 80
Agrarios 80
Liga - "a
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Estaci6n de Clearwater y ca
dena Nacional: 5:45, Lowell
Thomas; 500, Amos y Andy;
Tony y Gus; 1880, sopra-
no Swarthout 800, ministries
de la semana; 800, orquesta de
Eastman; $50, ensayo drama
tico con Max Baer; 1000, or :
questa de Marvey; 1915, orga-
nista Crawford; 10::38, orques
ia Coburn; 1000, violinista
Shandor; 11:08, orquesta de
Hall, y 11:30, orquesta de Kel-
Ter.
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Fijada la fecha

FIjddd la fechd
Del dia % de JUNO para la
Verbena que celebrara la Sec
ci6n de Propaganda del Centre
Asturiano, en- la pista de galgos
de Sulphur Springs.
Sc preparan nuevas y gratas
atracciones.
FL produeto de esta fiesta Sc
dedicara a los fondos del Sana-
torio.
Ell bale social de las flores
sera ell dia Is de mayo, en- TODD
Ell edificio social, con dos or
questas.
Dare mas detalles,
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Ell TEMPO

Lluvias para hoy y manana.
Temperature maxima aver,
Sc grades; minima, 81.
Sale ell sol a las 5:52 a. m. v
Sc pone a las SOB p. m.
Sale la luna a las 3:23 a. m.
y Sc pcne a las 1854 p. m.
Marea alta a las 1928 a. m.
Marea baja a la SIS "a a. m. v
sos p. m.
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260
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INFORMATION
DEL PUERTO

Entraron aver dos vapores,
i Waban, americana, proceeen-
tie de Rotterdam, y ell japones
Taketoyo Maru, en- lastre, a
carga rfosfato.
Con rumbo a puertos de la
costa del Pacifico zarp6 aver ell
vapor americana Golden Kauri.
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'Wizaran con Ia ley prdQuesl
CENTRIC IZQUIERDA

Como Sc We, ell G0bierno de
centro-izquierda aun podria te-
ner mas base parlamentaria
que ell de centro-derecha. Y no
hay para que decir hasta dom
de podria ensancharse con los
independientes y los mauristas,
Y quien sabe 81 tambien con los
liberales dem6cratas Y con los
a~grari0s, que no hacen politica
de veto.
GOBIERNO NACIONAL
Centre derecha 165
Centre izquierda
(~deducidoS radicales) 95
Total..--2 60
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Pequenas dijimos qVe Tesu.l
tartan las salas del magnifico
edificio que Sc levanta en- la a
venida de Howard, Y que es or
gulIo del barrio de allende ell
rio, para ell pdblico que asista a
este festival, y asi result6. FL
pdblico, segun avanzaban los
minutes, afluia en- mayor can
tidad. Los miembros de todaS
las secciones iban y Venian, a.
tendiendo con su acostumbrada
cortesia a ISL pdblico, que su-
DO hacerse eco de la obra al
truista, la de ayudar a los vie
jitos y socios que no pueden a.
bonar sus recibos de Quota.
A la bora fijada ocuparon sus
ouestos los comensales, en- IA
Inesas larga5 en- ell piso bajo y
II chicas Ell ell salon alto, DON
de tambien Sc instalaron 6 me-
sas largas, adornadas con fra
gantes rosas del jardin de Gre
CO..
Podemos asegurar que connie
ron ITO personals. Sc sirvieron
G)s "tandas' de almuerzo; tres
veces hubo que traer arroZ con
polio. Ell pan Sc agot6. Lacquer,
n as de doscientas cajas Sc con-
sumieron. Los licores Sc ACADIA
r,n. Hubo que traer mayor can
ii lad de mantecado.
Manuel F. Lopez, prdpietario
del Garcia's Restaurant, cum
pl.6 su promesa. Muy sabroso
el arroz con polio y tambien
mUy rico ell ternero asado.
Una vez terminado ell almuer
nc Sc procedio a retirar las me-
sa5 para cumplir ell programa
bailable. En- los bajos, Maxine
Eolegaray, ell simpatico pianis-
ia, dio ell aviso para ell primer
pasodoble, que fue seguido de
bCnitas y alegres pleas cuba
mas y espanolas. Aplausos nu-
tridos hubieron para la famosa
rcuesta "Los Bohemios", que
ha sabido conquistarse la admit
raci6n de los amantes de la bue-
ma mlsica.
En- ell salon alto tocaban los
Indiana Aces, que altern6 con
"Malo Sanchez.
Dospues que saboreamos ell
men0, muy sabroso y abundan-
te, Vimos en- la mesa principal
al al-alde R. E. L. Chancey Y su
esposa, Ramon Fernandez Rey
y sonora, DR.. Santiago Paniello
Y espCsa, DR.. M. r. Winton, Err
gasto Arrange y esposa; Celesti-
no Vega, Mariana Alvarez, Jose
Arrange, Jose Fernandez, Vic
toliano Manteiga, Srta. Mary
Fernandez, ORES. Ismael An
gulo, j. N. loretta, J. A. Mi
nardi y esposas; Sres. Laurea-
no Torres, Jr., DR.. John Torres,
Noises Bustillo y Sra, Manuel
Lopez y sonora Baldomero Mar
cos, John l.. Fielding, Frank
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Total.

81 populistas y mt narquicos
pusieran veto a c~ualquier Co
bierno que Sc formara sin ellos,
no por ESQ d~ejarian de ser las
Cortes Instruments de gobier-
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Lineas de grGtitWd

Ljneas de grGtitud
Del Sr. Pascual Soto Y ia
militia para todas las personals
que lie consolaron durante la
perdida de 81 querida esposa y
a las que acompanaron el cada-
yer hasta su ultimo lugar de
descanso.
Complacida la apreciable ia
milia.
Cesar Rivero.
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10, Ceferino Mafgado, Gladly

lAOS ONA~AAN0 SS"@o' ~
Rosa Chiaramonte,
Scaglione, Cecilia Vaz-
qusa, JosefjAa Alvarez, esposa
del Sr. Benjamin Alvarez, en-
del Garcia's Restau-
rant, y sus hijos &%y Benja-
min Alvarez, Jr.; A}ho Piaz-
ia y sonora; GasmA-o Diaz eel
G~aIleguito) M. Asara L6-
pr, Rosa MS@ Ago'lena va
nez, Clarita Fernandez, Manuel
Llera y sonora; Matilde Reyes,
Nora Fernandez, Laura Cana
.lejos, Bonifacio Valero y seno-
.ra; Jose Greco y sonora; Celes-
tino Landeira " sonora, Rail-
Vega Y esposa, Baldomero EA
nandez y eaposa, Panchito ®
zalez y sonora; Genaro Fern9y
DEE y esposa; Rene Valero y esl
Iposa; Enrique Santos y esposa ;
Carmela Boza, Salvador San
chez, Lidia Morales, la agracia-
da Miss Latin American III
Marcelina y Carmen Fernan-
DEE, Dora Sanchez, Manuel Fer
nandez, Maria Leon, Maria
Sangrone, Benigno Alfonso y Sc
nora; Jose Gutierrez y esposa ;
Rosa y Luisa Esperanto, Maria
no PaniellO Jr., Pepin Escalan-
te, Adelfa, Lulu y Olvido Pivi-
dial, Piedad del Rosal, Qelfin
Llaneza, Armando Lopez, Jose
Vega y sonora; Pura de la Par
te, Aware Ayepuz, Antonio
Cueto, Benny Rea, Walter Lo-
PEI, Baltasar German, Constan
tino Vega, Manuel F. Pendas,
Manuel Duran, Jose Mendez,
Jose Alfonso, Francisco Galvez,
Jose Vazqu Z, Onelia Sanchez,
Jose Villaz6n, Antonio Fernan-
DEE, Eloisa Lilliard, Emiliado
Salcines, Jennie Rodriguez, vi
cente Leone, Angel Alvarez, y
sonora; Jose Cortina y sonora
JESUS Fernandez Diaz, Alfredo
Gonzalez, Sebastian CaSal, Sr.
Harris, DR.. Mitchell y esposa
Benigno Llano, Antonio A. Fer
nandez, DR.. A. Martorell, Jose
V, Vazquez, segundo v~icepresi-
dente; ell "Gallego" de Corral,
ell incansabie; Saturnino Ale
man, Juan Lassus y esposa, Au-
relic Prado, Mr.. Van Horn, vi
capreSidente de la Internacio-
nal, y esposa; Sebastian Sierra
Y otros mas. Pedimos perd6n
por las omisiones.
Colmenares lie hizo cumpli-
dos al bale, pero bueno eG ha-
Ger constar que antes rindi6
cumplido a las necesidades.
Parruca, al frente de SD Sec
ci6n, cuidaba de que no falta-
ra NADIA. Dice que la mayor sa
tifacci6n que sinti6 fue cuando
ell Presidente de la Secci6n de
Propaganda del Centre Astu-
riano, Sr. Francisco Moreno, lie
do un abrazo.
Aparte de los tickets que va
Sc habian vendido, fue la sor-
presa mayor ell publico que a.
cudi6 a taquilla.
Ramon Fernandez Rey, ell
simpatico P~residente, luciendo
su agradable sonrisa tenia pa
ra todos saludos y frases cor
diales.
I'm dia grandioso. Nota de
alto relieve y grato recordato-
rio para la colonia latina y pa
ra ell Centre Espanol, que es lie
gitimo orgullo de la ciudad de
Tampa.
Felicitamos a la Seccion de
Drnno~OnIn =, l1,,no Cooo;o~1c
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Der y sehQEa, Alfred ii9
Jacinto Fernandez Stgo
Sc Diaz y sonora; Don min
Souto, ell atento Secrea z
Centre, que era saluda afs d
amistades quermuchdN94ui :
rem; Ramon Sierra y sonora;
Antonio Alvarez, primer Vice
Presidente del Centre; Manuel
M6ndez, Bautista Solar y seno-
ra, Jesusa Torres, Carmen To :
rres, CasimirO DiaZ, SeVerinC
Quintanilla, Juan Esc9bio y Sc
nora, Pedro Alfonso, Adelina
Hilda, Teresa Perez, Francis
co Aspra, Aurelio Garcia y Sc
nora; Amelita Escalante, la sin
patica expresidenta de la Sec
ci6n de Damas del Centre; &C.
rardo Cigarran y sonora, An
tonic Tranquil y sonora, INDIA
Ilecio Llama y Delfin Llama, Be
larmino Cadrecha. Edelmira y
Cecilia Murgado, Manuel Ia
MARCO y sonora, Antonio Diaz,
Lucia Rodriguez, Angelica Con
zalez, la ~graciosa Presidenta de
la Secci6n de Damas del Cen
tro; jaime Pendas, Ramon Her
mida; Carlos Barba y sonora,
Mario Lima, Mayita LIMA,
Carlos Menendez, Mary Casti-
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-03-21
Stockport Route Two

There will be regular meeting OF
East Windsor grange, Friday even
ing, March 22 The time of open
ing grange has been changed to
$40.
Irven Travis and e. j. Arrick oil
McConnelsville were calling on Mr.
and Mrs. C. A. Buck, Friday.
Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. James
Moore entertained with an oyster
dinner, the occasion being in honor
of j. w. McVeigh's birthday, who
was S8 years of age, March 20. A
cake with icing, with figures S8 was
baked by Mrs. Moore. Also white
cake with candles, baked by her
daughter Mrs. Brown. Those pres
ent were: j. w. McVeigh, Mr. and
Mrs. James Moore and their daugh-
ter and husband, Mr.. and Mrs
Leonard Brewer and children. and
Mr.. and Mrs Lloyd Emory and
daughter, and Mr.. Abel Of Penns-
Vile, who is Noble Grand of the
Odd Fellows lodge. Mr.. McVeigh
has been a member of the order for
65 years. He has the wishes of his
many friends for many more happy
birthdays.
Willard Gheen who has been SER
iously i'll, shows slight improve
ment
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-03-21
Spurrier Ridge

Mr.. and Mrs. o. T. Clark were
Sunday evening callers of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. woodward, and Lizzie
Adrian and Virgil McElfresh were
callers during the week.
j. H. Adrian and son Wayne
spent Saturday afternoon in McCon-
nelsville.
Mrs. Nellie Grigsby spent from
Thursday until Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Vern Grigsby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Huffman We're
Sunday guests of Billy Goddard's Of
Chesterhill.
VIM. Chappelear is moving his
household goods to GAINESVILLE.
Some people on the lower ridge
have been having their chickens
stolen When sheep are killed by
dogs the owners can get pay, but
when chickens are stolen, the own
ers get nothing.
Hazel and Marian Shook spent
Sunday Afternoon with their aunt,
Edith Shook.
Junior Ham was able to attend
school this week, after an absence
of week, having been sick with
chickenpoX.
Ray Smith and brother in-law
Gordon Williams spent Saturday af-
ternoon with Fred Smith and fam
lily.
Mrs. Rule Elliott and Mrs. ]. E.
Carpenter are not quite so We'll
Dennis Hallowell and family were
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-03-21
Wesley Chapel

Mr.. and Mrs Walter Barkhurst,
Mrs. George Partesius and Mrs.
Fred Gillespie of McConnelsville
spent Friday afternoon in Zanes-
Vile.
Mr.. and Mrs. John DerWacter OF
Canton visited at the Mrs Bar
bara Derwacter home from Friday
until Sunday.
Celebrate Mrs. DevoTs birthday
Mr. and Mrs Charles Sealock,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Harris. Mr..
land Mrs. Ed Ashton, Mrs Flora
Roberts, Mrs. Lizzie Gibeaut, Mr..
and Mrs Henry McMurray, Mr.. and
Mrs. Theodore Ickes and daughter
Norma, Frank McPeak and Gerald
Graham gathered at the home of
Mrs Ida Devol and son Bernard
Saturday to remind Mrs. Devol of
her S1st birthday A fine dinner
was served cafeteria style. and an
enjoyable time was had by those
present.
At w. w. Barkhurst Home
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Barkhurst was a scene of delight
full occasion Sunday, when an ele
CANT dinner was served to the, fol-
lowing: Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Ander-
son and the Misses Frieda, Goldie
and Mary Grace Anderson of Penns-
vile; Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Anderson
and son Duane of McConnelsville.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Greer and son
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-03-21
Rural Dale

o. r. Barclay of Duncan Falls
and Lester Barclay of Berea spent
last Wednesday with their sister,
Mrs. F. r. Culver, and family.
Herman Frame filled the pulpit
of the Duncan Falls Baptist church,
Sunday morning. He will preach
there again Sunday morning, March
81
Mrs. T. r. Jackson has returned
to her home, after weeks visit
with her daughter, Mrs. E. P. Shep-
herd, and family, of Junction City
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Frame are
moving from the Scott property to
the home of the formers mother,
Mrs. Lou Frame. Vincent Scott and
wife will occupy their house after
April 1.
The annual spelling contest of
the Blue Rock township schools,
will be held at the Rural Dale
school building. Thursday, March
81, with the teacher, Herman
Frame, in charge.
All those who have been on the
sick list, suffering from colds and
grip, are improving.
The members Of the Ruralite club
held their meeting with Mrs. Lou
Frame, last Wednesday.
J. S. Gibbons of Newark is visit
ing his father-in-law, O. M. Bird
and wife. Mr. Bird is better.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-03-21
Morgan County Thursday

Charles Gaien, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Barkhurst, and the host and hos
tess, Mr.. and Mrs Walter Bark
hurst
Mrs. George Fox and son Galen
of Meigs visited from Saturday un-
til Tuesday with her sister, Mrs.
John Daley and family.
Dorothy Dugan has been having
three day measles.
Mrs. Carl Barkhurst who is sick,
does not improve as fast as her
many friends wish.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Harris were
Sunday visitors at Charlie Harris
Mrs. e. T. Lawrence has not
been as well the last few days. She
has been bedfast for number OF
months
We are hoping that Mayor Henry
Vanoster of Elyria, who was at Wes-
ley Chapel week ago Sunday, will
come back again soon, when there
is larger crowd at Sunday school
and that he will give one of his fine
talks that we have heard about.
Mrs. Biantha Baker of Meigs
came Tuesday to visit for week
with her daughter, Mrs. T. f
Sines and family.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-03-21
EMERGENCY SCHOOL NEWS


Enrollments for the spring quar-
ter of Ohio's emergency junior radio
college are now being received by
HI. V. Edwards According to Mr.
Edwards, registration at this time
means prompt receipt of all course
material, before opening of new
quarter March 26.
The radio college is conducted by
Ohio State University from it's sta
tion WOSU, in cooperation with
! Ohio emergency schools administra-
ton. Registration is free. New
courses to be offered during spring
months include classical languages
and literature, public speaking, and
poultry husbandry. Home econom-
les, French, English literature, en-
gineering, and education are being
continued from winter quarter.
The classical languages course
will be on the air at 8 a. M, Mon
day and Friday, and public speak
ing at same hour Tuesday, Wednes-
day and Thursday. The poultry
course will be given at 130 p. M,
daily from Monday to Thursday
English literature, taught by Prof.
VIM. l.. Graves, will come at new
hour next quarter, 2:30 p. M, Mon
day and Wednesday. Other courses
remain on same schedule as prev
iously.
All course material free, with ex-
ception of French There a small
charge is necessary for supple
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-03-21

Sunday visitors of Harvey Halo
wells.
Mrs. Chas. woodward is slightly
improved.
Mrs. Merle Adrian and family of
Chillicothe were called Monday to
the bedside of her sister, Naomi
Morrison, who is dangerously ill
with peritonitis, with no hope of re-
covery.
Earl Wood is ill with flu. His
wife has taken his place in the
school room.
There seems to be a wave OF
chicken thieves coming in all di-
rections. Bill Chappelear who has
been working In GAINESVILLE lost all
of his chickens, fruit and potatoes.
The potatoes were buried, but they
were dug out of the ground. 1t may
be there will have to be a sheriff on
Spurrier ridge if this thieving con-
tinues.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-03-21
East Bloom

Program for the Eureka club to
be held April 4, with Blanche and
Katharine Greer, follows: Roll call
your favorite tree; Easter solo,
Mary Barkhurst; Easter Bible read
ing, Edna Stewart; history of Arbof
day, Winnie Parmiter; song, club.
Robert Culver, student at the O.
IS. L., spent the week end at How
ard Barkhursts.
Mildred Reed of Douda is spend
ing the week end at w. A. Greer's.
Lewis Greer and family attended
family dinner at the Walter
Barkhurst home, Sunday, honoring 3
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Barkhurst,
newlyweds.
Mrs Ethan Greer, who has been
seriously i'll for several weeks, is
now able to sit up some
Robert Parmiter and Donald
Barkhurst, NJ & NJ. students, are
back in school, after having a siege
of measles.
Mrs. Arthur Hickman is on the
sick list, and under Doctors care.
Miss Jennie Culver of Philo
spent the week end with her sister
Mrs. Ethan Greer.
Mrs. Olive Porter of Malta sup
piled at Tunnel Hill, Monday. due
to the absence of the teacher, Miss
Lawrence, whose mother, Mrs. E. T.
Lawrence, was seriously i'll.
Miss Mary Rhinehart of McCon-
nelsville spent Saturday and Sun
day at the Howard Barkhurst
home.
Elmer Richardson, Mrs. Louise
Masterson and sons Robert and
Richard were Sunday dinner guests
at George Richardson
Mrs. Emma Richardson of the
west side is spending several weeks
at the George Richardson home.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-03-21
Page Five

Pennsyille was the guest speaker,
speaking on the Life in Japan. -
Miss Goldie Farmhouse, McConnels-
Vile, spent the week end with hef
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. e. Barn
house THE home of w. t. Miner
of Swifts was the scene of joyous
gathering, Sunday, it being the
birthday of Mrs Miner Her nieces,
Margaret and Jean Delong. arrang-
ed a celebration that was COM
plete. Mrs. Miner proved charm
ing hostess, and gave all real vel
come Those present were the host
and hostess, Mr.. and Mrs. w. T.
Miner, and son Ross, wife and baby
of Burton; Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Mil
ner and sons Neil and Paul of
Watertown; Mr.. and Mrs. Delong
and daughters Margaret, Jean and
Beatrice, and Mrs Celia Bacon,
Stockport; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Hart of Beverly; Mr.. and Mrs. L.
L. Robinson and daughters Mary
Frances and Loretta. Luke Chute;
Mrs. Ella Love and Mrs. Minnie Nc
Donald of Swifts, and Floyd Love
of McConneisville. Mrs. Miner re-
ceived a number of nice gifts. A
gift of flowers from Mrs. Beidel,
Watertown, who was not able to be
present, was much appreciated. Ey-
eryone enjoyed the day and wished
Mrs. Miners birthday and st. Pat.
rick's day might come more often.
Their daughter Marie of Cleveland
who was in an auto wreck, while
not seriously injured, was not able
to attend, she being in Cleveland
bocpifo1
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-03-21

Mr. George Hooper, guard at the
federal reformatory, Chillicothe.
came the first of the week for Wis
it with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs, c..
N. Hooper, and to attend the 8Oth
birthday anniversary celebration of
his grandmother, Mrs. Margaret
Hooper. He has six days vaca-
ton, and he and Conrade White
will attend the state basketball
tournament held the latter part of
this week at Columbus.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-03-21
Stockport

Miss Leila Hambleton of Hooks
burg visited recently with her cou-
sin, Mrs J. F. Farmhouse. Mrs.
Barnhouse, who has been in poor
health, is slightly improved THE
last meeting OF the p. t. A., was
held Monday night at the high
scohol building The Following Off
GERS were elected to serve the COM
ing year: President, Agnes Dewitt;
vice pres, Gladys Henery; sec'y,
frankie Hawkins; treas, G. c.
Stoneburner. A very good crowd
was present. Rev E. /. Obee of
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-03-21

mentary study matter.
Final enrolment for winter quar-
ter, according to Mr., Edwards, was
1900, almost double that of prev
Ious term.
Radio students will have a yaca-
ton March 1926. except those in
French and English. These courses
will continue uninterrupted
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-03-21

Paul Shilling, wife and little son
of GAINESVILLE are guests Of relatives
here.
Doris Frame and Vera Peyton
are victims of the three day
measles
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-03-21

Mrs. Lille Ralph of this place,
whose illness has been noted, is not
SO we'll Her daughter Mrs. Joseph
Sheridan of Portsmouth is still here
assisting in her care.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-03-21

Bobbie, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lee
Smith of Malta, in playing ball
Wednesday, at school, while sliding
to base, bruised, sprained and dis
located his ankle.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-03-21

Mr.. Charles Wiley who is suf-
fering with jaundice, is some bet
ter. He is employed with the Fin
ley packing plant.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-03-21
Miss Pauline Gillespie is visiting
this week in GAINESVILLE, with Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis Hardness.

Miss Lulu Glidden of Malta fell
recently while getting bucket OF
coal, dislocatfng her shoulder.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-03-21

is in quite poor health, with COM
plications
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-03-21

Mrs. Fred Bush returned Tuesday
to her home in Athens, following a
few days visit here with Mrs. Ann
Shafer, and Miss Lucy Kelly.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-03-21
Mrs. Frank Head suffered se-
we're heart attack Wednesday even
ing.

After some weeks of critical i'll
ness, Mrs. James Fish is showing
improvement.