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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1936-06-18
Children's Day At Pennsville

A children's day program will be
given at the Pennsville Methodist
Protestant church, Sunday evening,
June 21, as follows: Welcome, NAL
colin Mcdonald; eff We Were Big,
Bobby Maynard; exercise, "Ilny
Rose-buds," Jane Ann Van Fossen
and Billy Schofield; FLOWERS and
Sunshine" Dolores Ann Click; 'The
Willing Child Laverta Abel;
Pheasant Smile" Donald Muse; ex-
ercises, "Jesus Sunbeams," Jane Ann
Van Fossen, Edna Lea Van Fossen,
Laverta Abel, Dorothy Startling and
Hope Wells; "Children's Day Refiec-
ton" Lillian Williams; "The Mer-
cies of God" Stella Lou Van Fossen;
"The Jewel Song" Edna Lea Van
Fossen; otis Children's Day." Betty
June Starting; "Song," Lois and
Jean Barkhurst; "Give the Best You
Have" Donald Parsons; "Gifts Tor
Jesus" Wilda Lantz, Elma Hooper
and Jean Gray; exercise, I Can't,
Robert Wells, Wayne Hooper, jerry
Newman and Lewis Slater; exercise,
II WILL" Kenneth Scott, Arthur
Hooper, Donald Parsons and Teddy
Hilaman; "Be What Mother Thinks
You Are" Jack Maynard; reading,
Nancy Hootsel; musical reading,
Mrs. Agnez Newman; reading, Es-
ther Mae Van Fossen; "Sweet and
Low" Barbara Mcdonald.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1936-06-18

of June, 1880, and is witnessed by
Carl Patterson and G. l. Schofield.
Carl Patterson, the person named in
the will, is appointed executor, with
out bond. Appraisers are Geo. H.
Carr, J. A. Wood and H. ]. Thomas.
Marriage Licenses
Frank C. Spencer, farmer, son of
James and jeanette Porter Spencer,
and Myrtle M. Smith, daughter of
Frank and Anna Sharp Smith, both
Of Meigsville township, Rev. r. II.
Hoy officiating.
RECORDERS OFFICE
j. N. Barlow, deceased, to Bur-
della Barlow, Malta lot and 20-100
acre, Malta, certificate for transfer.
Emmett Abel, as trustee, to Eva
Gardner, 80 acres, Homer, $3.50.
E. M. and Margaret Glenn to Les
ia and Leila Pattin, 2.22 acres,
Windsor, 81.
Board of Education, Malta town.
ship, to Hercil and May Linscott,
1.50 acres, (Hopweell schooD $195.
Deerfield Grange, No. 1915, IA
acre, Poplar ridge schooD, $50.
l.. B. Adrean, sheriff, to Clyde
Murray, 80 acres, Morgan, $50.
Same to same, 37.42 acres, Morgan,
$3.50.
Richard Trott to Della Ray (Del-
la Trott) " interest, 67 acres, Bris-
tol, 81.
Emmett and Jennie Ham to Mary
vanoster, "a acre, except right of
way, Malta, $3.50.
J. B. and Lula Glassford to Alice
e. Faires, 14.11 acres, Marion, 81.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1936-06-18
MISS CLARA BLAKE DIES

The death of Miss Clara Blake,
aged 70 years, occurred at her
home near Cornerville, Washington
county Ohio, Friday, following de-
cline of some time, in health.
Miss Blake was a native of Stock
port The family later resided at
Swift, moving from there to Corner
vile in 1911. Surviving the de-
ceased are two brothers-James OF
the family home, and William who
owns a farm in the Reno neighbOr-
hood, but who has been spending
much of the time of late with his
brother and sister at the old family
home, on account of their feeble
condition. He will be remembered
as having married Miss Laura Sher-
idan, now deceased, who was sis
ter of the late A. P. and j. B. Sher-
idan formerly of McConnelsville. Miss
Blake also leaves two sisters, Mrs.
Charles Burroughs of San Antonio,
Tex, and Mrs. John H. Danford of
Wooster. She was a member OF the
Methodist Episcopal church. Her
father, the late Thomas Blake, was
a step-brother of the late Abram
Whipple of McConnelsville.
Funeral services for Miss Blake
were held Sunday afternoon at 2
o'clock, from the Doudna and Nc
Clure funeral parlors in Marietta,
and interment was made in Beverly.
Among the friends and relatives
from a distance who attended the
funeral were Miss Corintha Whipple
and Miss Dorothy Cosgrave of Nc
Connelsyille, and Mr.. j. C. Whipple
Of Morgan township. Mrs. Bur-
roughs, the sister in Texas. was un-
able to be in attendance.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1936-06-18
COUNTY SCHOOL NEWS

Teachers for Center township
have been employed as follows:
Hackney, Curtis Clark; Earleys,
Dwight Stephenson; Newtonville,
Mabel Lowe; Centerville, Hugh Ma
honey.
The board of education of Homer
and Union townships, and County
Superintendent G. w. Mallett met
Tuesday afternoon, and staked off
the grounds for the new school
building to be erected on the Elmer
Potts farm, near state road No. 78.
Work on the construction will like
ly begin this month. This building
which is a WPA project will con-
tain six class rooms, office and rest
room.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1936-06-18
VISITORS FROM ENGLAND HERE

Miss Florence Maude Davy of
Chertsey, Surrey county, England,
visited here Wednesday with Mr..
and Mrs. w. F. Davy. Mr.. Davy and
Miss Davy are distant relatives. Miss
Davy came to America last fall, and
the past year taught in the Mans
field Junior high school. Among
the subjects she taught was Amer
lean history Miss Davy and teach
er from Mansfield changed teaching
position for year, and the teacher
from Mansfield taught English his
tory in the Chertsey, English
schools. Miss Davy returns to her
home in September. She is spend
ing this summer seeing America,
and expects to go to the Pacific
coast, and from Canada to the Gulf.
She expresses herself as very well
pleased with America, and with the
cordial manner in which she has
been received. 1t was through Mrs.
Ambrose Middleton of Mansfield,
that Miss Davy and the Davys here
learned Of each other. She was ac-
companied here by the Misses Rob-
inson, who are sisters, and teach
ers in Mansfield.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1936-06-18
FTREMEN'S FESTIVAL WAS
GREAT SUCCESS

The firemen's festival given last
Thursday night here, and sponsored
by the Community Civic club, was
big success financially, the amount
realized being $752.73, and lacking
goal which the firemen had set as a
fair estimate of what was needed to
be raised to put the equipment of
the fire department in a good and
desired shape.
The cash donations for the festival
amounted to $44498, and the
amount realized from the amuse-
ments was $307.75,-making the
gross receipts as above stated. From
the gross amount is to be deducted
a small sum for expenses of various
kinds. The full net amount will be
turned over to the fire department
We are informed by the Civic club
president, Mrs. Goldie Betz, that
some contributions yet to be added,
and a possible bingo party by the
fremen with distributions of some
prizes left over from the
festival, will in all probability bring
the receipts up to the coveted esti-
mated amount. The Community
Civic club members, as we'll as the
firemen, wish to express their thanks
to all who had a hand in any way in
the work, or contributed, to make
of the festival the great success it
was-both financially and socially.
Prominent among those who may
be mentioned as fine contributing
features, and as deserving of spe-
cial thanks, is the Malconta Post
band Messrs Arthur Hambleton,
C. w. Haynes, Fred Barkhurst, Of
ford Richardson and others, for spe-
cal work, and last but not least, the
Boy Scouts-Bob Longley, Dick
Spung, Bob Daniel, Jimmie Rich
ardson, Bob Benjamin and Daryl
Daniel, all have recognition and
thanks for services of whatever
kind
Later:-We note by Mr.. Eve
and's ad on back page of this pa
Der-opera house news, that a cake
walk and bingo party, sponsored by
he fire department, is to take place
night of this week, on the
square.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1936-06-18
FRED WILSON, 81, HAS
HAND AMPUTATED

Mr.. Fred Wilson, 81 years old
who resides on the j. L. Stokes
farm, on the Malta-Pennsvill road,
underwent the amputation of his
left hand last Friday morning at Be-
thesda hospital, GAINESVILLE. He was
employed with the state highway
department and was unloading a
truck load of pipe, near the county
home, and in some manner caught
his hand in the hoist, pinning him
fast. Dale Ellis, county home su-
perintendent, was nearby and went
to his assistance, and it was about
25 minutes before he was loosed.
During all that time Wilson main
tanned his nerve, and asked Mr.. Ell
lis to take his knife and cut off two
of his fingers, designating the man
ner in which to do it, so that he
might be free.
The truck machinery had to be
taken apart before the young mans
hand was freed
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1936-06-18
CUNNINGHAM USED CAR SALES
CHANGES LOCATION

AS will be seen by the large Cum
ningham Used Car Sales advertise
ment which appears elsewhere in
this paper, the location is being
changed from Montgomery building
to the building formerly occupied by
the REQ Transportation company.
They are moving this week, and
hope to be ready for business there
Friday.
The new location, Mr.. Cunning
ham states, will give in addition to
the garage nice lot for display of
cars, and better parking facili-
ties than formerly. The work of
battery charging, and greasing and
washing of cars, ETC., will be con-
tinued, as will the repair business
body and fender work, in fact all
kinds of activity relating to auto
mobile sales and repair.
Mr.. Miller who has been engaged
at similar work in New Lexington,
and who is experienced and COM
petent in repair work, will have
charge of that department at the
Cunningham Used Car Sales busi-
ness place.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1936-06-18
WOODATEN-ROYA NEIGHBORS
HOLD MEMORIAL

Impressive memorial services
were held Sunday afternoon at the
M. w. A. hall by the Woodmen and
Royal Neighbors, honoring their de-
ceased members. The services in
cIuded singing of America; invoca-
tion, Rev. j. d. Keller; selection by
quartet composed of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dallas Scott and Mr. and Mrs. c. B.
NORM. J. w. Carter read the roll
of the deceased Woodmen members,
and the Royal Neighbors' was read
by Mrs. W. E. Stallsmith. Appro-
pirate addresses were made by Atty
G. o. McGonagle and Mrs. H. j.
Leggett AS the roll of deceased
members was called, flower was
deposited on mound by an impro-
vised grave, in the lodge hall.
At the conclusion of the services
at the hall, the Royal NeighbOrs dec
Grated the graves of former men,
bers.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1936-06-18
GEO. w. LOWELL TO ERECT
GARAGE BUILDING

Mr.. George w. Lowell is razing
the old buildings on the rear of the
lot on North Seventh street, which
he recently purchased of w. E.
Johnson. On the site he will erect
garage building about 66x24, to
be of frame construction, the lumber
in the buildings being raZed, to be-
used. He also expects to tear down
the residence property at the rear
Of his home, on the alley, where L.
N Seaman resides, and use part of
the material in the garage building.
Mr.. Seaman will occupy rooms in
the house on Seventh street, across
the alley from Dover's grocery.
which was formerly part of the
Johnson property recently purchased
by Mr.. Lowell.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1936-06-18
DEATH OF BERNARD d. CHRISTY

Mr.. Bernard D. Christy, 65, broth
er of Howard Chandler Christy, ma
tionally known artist, died Friday
afternoon at his home on the Dres-
den road, near GAINESVILLE, following
a lingering illness. He was son of
the late Frank and Mary Bone
Christy, and was born in this coun-
ty, near Harmony Hill, the place
now being owned by Mrs. Emma
Beard and family. For SO years he
was employed as agent on the w. &
L. e. railroad, retiring from that
service about IL years ago, since
which he had resided on a farm. At
one time he operated coal mine
near Blue Rock. His wife survives,
and two sons, Donald and Howard
Paul Christy, near GAINESVILLE. Three
sisters, Faun, Hope and Rose Chris
ty, are deceased
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1936-06-18
TO UNDERGO OPERATION

Mrs. Mary F. Hamilton of Deaver-
town will undergo an operation in
Grant hospital, Columbus, this
Thursday, for goitre. Her sister,
Miss Winifred Jenkins, accompanied
her to Columbus, and will return
the last of the week. Mrs Hamilton
has been employed to teach the COM
ing year in the third-fourth grade
at Rose Farm school, York township
and for the past 10 years has been
employed at Deavertown in the
same township.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1936-06-18
w. e, JOHNSON SELLS GROCERY
TO MAURICE ARCHER

Last week Mr.. w. E. Johnson
sold his grocery business here, fix
lures and all, on North Seventh
street, to Mr.. Maurice Archer, VINO
has been a resident of Newark for
the past seven years, and where he
was connected with the oil and gas
business. The new management
took possession Monday. Mr.. Arch
er will be assisted in the business
by his wife and their son Maurice,
Junior. They will make extensive
changes in the room, and the store
will be affiliated with National
Brands. The Archers are fine young
people, and their many friends well
come their return to this place.
Mr.. Johnson who has been in the
grocery business for % years, is re-
firing from that business, and re-
Gently sold the building where the
grocery store is located, to George
w. Lowell
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1936-06-18
SPENCER-SMITH WEDDING

Miss Myrtle Smith, daughter of
Frank and Anna Sharp Smith, of
Malta, and Frank Spencer, son of
Mrs. Nettie Porter Spencer, and the
late James Spencer, of Meigsville
township, were united in marriage
at the Methodist Episcopal church
in McConnelsyille, Saturday after
noon, June 12, at one o'clock, by
Rev. Russell Hoy. The bride wore
blue silk dress with accessories to
match. The ceremony was witness
ed by Mr.. and Mrs. Lonnie Ralph of
Meigsville township. Mrs. Spencer
spent six years in the home of Mrs.
Anna Ralph, and for the last six and
a half years has been employed at
the home of Mrs. Mamie Neely at
Neelyville. The groom owns farm
in the Oak Grove neighborhood,
where they will make their home.
They have the best wishes of
their many friends, for a long and
happy welded life.-XX.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1936-06-18
MRS. G.. E. FISHER UNDERGOES
OPERATION AT CLEVELAND

Mrs. c. E. Fisher underwent a
major operation Saturday, at St.
Luke's hospital, Cleveland. Mrs.
Fisher and son, Mr.. Marion Fisher,
went to Cleveland to see the latter's
brother, Albert James Fisher, who
was to undergo an operation for re-
moval of tonsils, and Mrs. Fisher
was also going to have physical
examination by specialist. Follow
ing the examination, an immediate
operation was advised. The late
word is that she is doing we'll. Her
husband is having painful trouble
with one of his eyes, and did not
feel that he could stand trip to
Cleveland, and is remaining here.
Their son, John Fisher, is at Lam
caster, with relatives.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1936-06-18
MRS. e. G. REX ON A FAR
WESTERN TRIP

Mrs. Rex, wife of DR.. E. G.. Rex,
and her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. c..
MOhr, and Mr. and Mrs. Gene Nun
merry, cousins of Mrs. Rex, all Of
Victor, w. Va, left Saturday on an
extensive automobile trip which
will take them to Dallas, Ore, where
they will visit Mrs. Rex's uncle and
aunt whom they have not seen for
80 years. They will also visit 9TH
er relatives in the west. They are
making the trip by the northern
route, and will return the southern
way, and plan to stop at the Dallas.
Tex, exposition.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1936-06-18
MALTA THREATENED WITH
A BAD FIRE

sunday morning about 1870
O'Clock, a fire was discovered in the
Malta bakery which is situated in
the +. C. Thomas building. The fire
was first seen by Byrl Sharp, who
turned in the alarm. The McCon-
nelsville fire department was soon
on the location, and after battling
the flames for about an hour had
them under control Just how the
blaze started is not known but it is
supposed to have originated in the
floor under the oven of the bakery.
however this is questioned, since
there was thick layer of concrete
between the bottom of the oven and
the wooden floor. The basement
under the bakery was filled with
boxes, cartons, ETC., and quickly it
was mass of flames, which had al
so in places burst through the floor
and were belching out from the win
doWs of the first floor, in the north
end, and which had also ignited a
garage building next to it. The
floor and wooden supports of the
big oven were burned off. Alex Wal
lace also had his plumbing tools
stored in the basement, and they
were damaged. The oven room was
badly damaged. However the fire.
men managed to KEEP the fire confin-
ed to that section of the building,
and other than from smoke, but lit
tie damage was done in the three
flats located on the second floor of
the building, or the two other busi-
ness rooms on the first floor, one Of
which houses the Red G. White store
OF which Lawrence Eyeland is pro-
prietor.
The firemen fought heroically,
and Ernest Scott, one of them, was
overcome by fumes and for a time
was unconscious. His brother Dali
las Scott also received a bad cut on
the back of his hand, when a glass
in the transom in the front of the
broke from heat.
Mr.. Ralph Householder carried
$4,000 insurance on his bakery
equipment, and Mr.. Fred Thomas,
owner of the building, carried in
surance in the sum of 50 600.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1936-06-18
CAR CRASHES INTO WINDOW
AT WHITES STORE

Wednesday forenoon a new Ford
sedan, driven by Mrs. Irene Scama-
horn, of Williamstown, w. Va,
crashed into one of the large dis
play windows at the H. White store,
here. With Mrs. Scamahorn in the
machine, was her grown son. He
stated that his mother was learning
to drive and when she thought to
stop at the curb she failed to apply
the brakes, and the machine went
over the curb and across the pave
ment and into the lower part of the
store window, shattering it badly.
Fortunately the car which was con-
siderably damaged did not strike
anyone, and the occupants were not
injured.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1936-06-18
DEATH TAKES C. H. IRWIN

Charles H. irwin, IS, well known
resident near Young Hickory, whose
home was just over the Bristol
township line, in Muskingum coun-
ty, died Tuesday morning of heart
trouble and complications. He was
a son of the late Henry and Eliza
beth Coleman Irwin. His father was
a native of Ireland. He was farm
er by occupation Besides his wife,
he leaves two nieces and two neph-
ews.
Funeral services will be held this
afternoon at 2 O'Clock, at the Lytles-
burg church, with Rev. M. r. Yoho
officiating. Burial will be made in
the church cemetery.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1936-06-18
BUSY AT NEW p. o. LOCATION

At the week end the local post
office was moved to the new build
ing on South Kennebec avenue,
here. 1t was very busy place Mon
day morning, with patrons getting
their postoffice boxes, locating them,
ETC., and to make things still buster,
the soldiers bonus bonds came in,
which required extra careful hand
ling. However within a few days,
when the patrons of the office and
the employees get into the swing of
things, and new conditions, all will
move along smoothly.
Postmaster Gordon states that he
has sent $4,000 worth of the SOL
diers' bonds to Cincinnati, to be
turned into cash.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1936-06-18
CARNIVAL COMING NEXT WEEK
ON THE COMMON

Volunteer State Exposition is COM
ing here next Monday, June %, and
will show on the common for the
week. This is said to be the largest
carnival ever at this place. 1t has
seven rides, 10 shows and about 25
playing concessions. 1t is coming
under the auspices Of the Malconta
Post band, and members of the
Americna Legion will assist with
the rides, and places of entertain
ment. The proceeds go for the ben
eft of Malconta Post band, which
as is well known, is a most worthy
organization.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1936-06-18
WEDNESDAY WAS HOT-97

Floyd Davis, our government
weatherman, reports that Wednes-
day of this week, June IT, it was
97-the hottest thus far this season.
Up to Wednesday evening, the total
rainfall so far this month was .58
inch. Total rainfall for May was
81, and many of the smaller streams
are drying up.
Mr.. Davis furnishes us with some
hot June weather history. On June
% and 20, 1894, it was 98; June g.,
1888, 9S; June "a, 1880, 98; June
10, 1911, 81, and for June 80, 1905,
95
During the night it began to rain
and is still raining this morning.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1936-06-18
CCULSON'S BACK FROM
TUCSON, ARIZ.

Mr.. Goodwin Coulson arrived at
his home in Malta, Friday, from
Tucson, Ariz., where he attended the
University Of Arizona the past year,
completing his junior year. For
several weeks before starting home,
he had not been well, and was in a
hospital for time, but is improv-
ing. He returned home by rail.
His uncle, Howard A. Coulson, wife
and sons Howard, jr., and Roy,
and daughter Jean are coming
through from Tucson by auto, and
are due to arrive this week. How
ard, jr., has also completed his jun
ior year at the University Of Ari-
Zona.
Later: The Coulson family arriv-
ed Wednesday evening.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1936-06-18
ROCKY GLEN TO ENTERTAIN
MEDICAL ASSOCIATION

The annual meeting Of the Ohio
State Medical association of this the
eighth district, will be held at Rocky
Glen sanatorium, next Thursday,
June 25.
The meeting will open at l1:3O
O'Clock with Dr. S. FL. Smith of Ma
rietta, the president of the associa-
tion, in charge. Dinner will be serv-
er at II O'Clock after which H, A.
Phillips, superintendent of the
Rocky Glen sanatorium, will give an
address of welcome. During the
business session extemporaneous ad-
dresses will be made by invited
guests, which will be followed with
entertainment by vaudeville
troupe.
In the afternoon will be scien-
,tific program. The speakers and
their subjects are: DR.. Sidney NC
Curdy. medical director Of the OHIO
industrial commission, Medical
Problems in Industry" DR.. j. II. J.
JTnham. Columbus, president-elect
American Medical association, ana
dean of Ohio State university med
ical school, "These Changing
Times;" Dr. Emery r. Hayhurst'
Columbus, consultant in occupa-
tional diseases, state department OF
health, "Silicosis;' Dr. Walter H.
Griess. Cincinnati, Treatment OF
Gastric Ulcer with Special Refer
enca to Emetine Hydrochloride."
DR.. E. R. Brush of GAINESVILLE, is
councillor for the district, while DR..
J. B. Penrose of Marietta is secre-
tary.
The sanatorium staff is: DR.. Louis
Mark, medical director; H. A. Phll-
lips, superintendent; DR.. D. e. Raj
ston, resident medical director; Dr.
A. A. Tombaugh, resident physician;
DR.. J. A. King, attending dental sur
geon: Mrs. H. A. Phillips, matron;
Mrs. Wilhelmina Pennell, supervisor
of nurses.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1936-06-18
FRANK MATHENEY INJURED

While plowing on his farm in
York township last Friday, former
County Commissioner Frank Ma
theney suffered severe injury to
his leg, when thrown against the
plow, causing a bad bruise. He has
since been confined to his home, but
is some better.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1936-06-18
LAND USED 90 YEARS FOR
SCHOOL PURPOSES

In the sale of the Poplar ridge
school house to Deerfield grange, it
was discovered by Recorder O., T..
Masterson that the grounds had
been the property of the school
board for SO years. The original
deed was from Thos. Risen in 1887,
and the deed shows that at that
time it was part of Deerfield and
Morgan townships, and the descrip-
ton in the original deed states it is
located on the "McConnelsville road
leading to Somerset"
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1936-06-18
DOROTHY VOIGHTLANDER is
BADLY HURT

Dorothy, eight year old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Voightlander
(Cleo GorrellD, near Cincinnati, was
seriously injured Monday evening.
She was visiting at the home of John
McGrath in Mt. Sterling, and was
struck by a truck. Her left leg was
fractured and her arm injured. She
was removed to Good Samaritan
hospital, GAINESVILLE. The child is a
granddaughter of Mrs. Fanny Cor
rell of this place.