davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-24
ROZHLAS YSN.

Referat p. Prusu, ktory
predniesol la konferencii slo-
venskych organizacif vo Wa
shingtone, je zaiste osozny.
Ufame, ze novozalozena Fe-
deracia slovenskych organi-
zacii uvedie hocien vacsinu
odpordcanf do zivota. Bude
to krok ku spojeniu. Pan
Prusa ma pravdu, re sluco-
vanie viacerych spolkov v
jednom meste v jeden spo-
lok je skodlive. Al my zna-
me o takych pripadoch. Kde
PRIV boly tri spolky a kazdy
NAL po 'vyse sto udov, po
spojenf nezostalo z Mich ami
sto. Ale spojenie nebolo je-
dinou pricinou ich dpadku.
Rozidenie sa do vzdialenych
casti mesta a revnivost' me-
dzi clenstvom tiez prispely
k tomu. Jednym z hlavnych
spojiv, ktore mas drzia po-
hromade, je byvanie pospo-
lu. Akonahle sa niektora ro-
dina vzdiali 20 slovenskeho
okolia a vie anglicky, zacne
chodit', do blfzkeho anglicke-
no kostola, vst1pi do spoil
kov pri tom kostole jestvujd-
cich a strait zaujem o slo-
vensky zivot. Je to menovi-
tie mladez, ktora sa nam tax
trait. Udrzime ju pri sebe,
ked' nase ulice udrzfme pc
knymi a ked' bude ma Mich
menej kriku a inych nepatri-
cnosti, ktore sa tn rodenym
Slovakom nepacia.
Washingtonska konferen-
cia sa vydarila, sdelil nam p.
A. M. Palkovic a DIR. Jozef
Sofranec, ktori tam boil i so
svojimi ct. manzelkami. Bolo
tam menovite hodne mladej
intelligence. Osemnast' leka-
rov a zubolekarov, 16 advo-
katov, 2 professor, asi 8 ka-
tolfckych protestantskych
knazov bolo tam okrem hi.
dradnikov nasich organiza-
cii, redaktorov, obchodnikov
a inych vernych Slovakov.
Vynesene boly romantic re-
zolucie. Tam sa maticna
delegacia rozlucila.
z Berlina prisla po tieto
dni zprava, v ktorej sa mad
strkuje, ze cesko-slovenska
vlada vyjednava s nemeckou
o smluvu, podobnd tel, aku
uzavrelo Nemecko Rakl-
skom. V sobotu minuleho
tyzd1a bolo sfce rozhlasene,
ze rumunska vlada ide "a
cesko-slovenske peniaze po-
stavit' vojensku zeleznicu,
ktora skrati cestu ruskemu
vojsku do Cesko-Slovenska, a
ia zprava narobila hodne ru-
chu vo svete, ale je podozri-
We, ze zeleznica sa ma "a
ciat' stavat az ma jasen a
ME hned'. To akiste ma
sluzit' len "a pohrozenie Ne
mecku, keby chcelo priveP-
ke lstupky cd Cesko-Sloven-
ska vo veci ceskych Mem
GOV. Ze Hodzova vlada chce
ist' 20 ruke Hitlerovi vidno
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-24
MOI KUT
Pise FATHER KOSTIK.


sa len podel s tym mojim
"Kdtom". Ale viete, ako je
to. Ked' som sa pohnul z
domu zunuty, strapeny -
veru nemal som "a par dnf
voli - ami len ma svet ku-
kat.
Cftin, ze roxy idd - Gas
bezi mad nami a my s MIN
a nemozeme pracu tax
konat', ako SINE ju konali
pred desat'- -patnast' rokmi.
Musime ~ bodaj sa nam ne
paci - uznat', Re starneme
- nasa je minulost', a bu-
ducnost' tych mladsfch.
Dost' ma tom, BE 5. o pol
noci pohli sme sa z domu.
Neviem ako a kde SINE ISL,
bo brat hnal til masinu, a ia
veru, zunuty, usnul som. Ra-
no pol deviatej uz sme bo-
Ii vo Whiting, Ind. Narado-
val som sa vidiet' moju dra-
hi matku - vsak som ju
1evidel skoro "a rok - pla-
kala cd radosti - pravda,
ia som 81 to dovolil - a
bozkala ma 8 tou materin-
skou 1primnost'ou a laskou.
Boze, ako je dobre mat ma
tku - bodaj je clovek
starsi. Jako dobre je sa pri-
tulit' - odpocindt' ma tych
rukach, ktore mas tol l'ko ko-
lisaly, tolko objimaly, ked'
SINE boil mali. Div, materin-
ska laska je sladka v kaz-
dom veku v kazdom
case. Miluj matku -- sanuj
matku --- bo nevies, Go stra.
tiS. ked' straits raz matku
Mnohf to uznaiu, ale vtedy
je uz pozde! Pravda, zara.
doval sa moi brat -- otec
Jan.
No, kol'ko som boil prekva.
peny, ked' som tam nasiel
najdp. Mich. Jesku, dekana
a nasho dobreho priatel'a,
otca Paschala Kavulica - a
pravda; dobehol otec Mi.
los Mlynarovic. Celia sloven.
ska rada spolu. Pravda, "a.
raz prisly ma pretras nase
slovenske otazky - tax kra.
jove, ako americke - a ne.
chybela ami Matica Sloven.
ska. Pravda, jednohlasne
sme boil proti nasim bosom
ma Slovensku! Cesi utlacaju
-- biju a nicia slovensky ma.
rod. z reci som videl, ze
druhe okolice dostaly Wac
cd delegatov Slov. Matice
ako SINE dostali my! To ne.
bola nasa, ami predsedova
vina - ale ich! - a myslfm
i clevelandskych vodcov. Ne.
drzali sa toho programu, ma
ktorom t'azko pracoval w.
Dor programu - ale v bu.
ddcnosti budeme opatrnejsi
- plaza bude po praci!
V pondelok, to jest 6. sme
neisli d'alej, ponevac som 50
chcel poshovarat' s predsed.
kynou l. Kat. Zenskej Jed
noty, S Mrs. Helenou Ko
can. To sa i stale. Zaiste or.
ganizacia v osobe Mrs. He.
leny Kocan ma nielen Il.
radnfcku, ale Wac - ma ma.
tku. Jej cas- - jej myslien'
ky - .jej cele srdce duss
je spojena tou organiza.
ciou. Ami len nerecuje o svo,
jom, o inych veciach - Ter
co a jak by bolo najlepsie
urobit' pre- organizaciu -
a jej ddkyne. Boze zehnai
tn organizaciu a jej hlavnj
lrad -- predsedkynou ns
cele.
Ledva sme cakali, aby
SINE isli do raja rybarov -
do Wisconsin,.
Z. julia okolo desiatej SINE
sa pustili. Mali ste vidiet
moi AUTOMOBILE! Nakladenj
so vsetkym - a ma vrchu
siator, zahlavky, papluny
Costa bola pekna, ale stra
sna horucost'. Ratali SINE a.
Ia no IN "a tS hnrrixocts ,,ro
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-24

zle pozeral, re stara zaraz
sa stratila Cd mas.
Siator stojf zaraz pri ia
zeri. Pekna voda - pekny
obraz - a mnoho ryb - ale
Wac komarov. Mastfme sa
vsetkymi moznymi mast'ami,
ale to nepomaha - mozno
ta novotna krv i'm chutna.
Pc "veceri", co je fizola z
plechovice a kava, idene ma
odpocinok. Prebudfme sa O.
kolo polnoci a cujem nejaky
kirk - ako keby niekto pie
chovice hadzal O strom. W.
jdem a myslim, ze nejaky
strasek. Plechovica, v kto-
rel SINE mali fizolu, tax lie
ia po trave, re cudo. Volam
brata, jedneho i druheho
a pozerame, ze jak to moze
byt'? Nebojime sa, ale jed
max, viete - o pol noci !!
Zapalime svetlo a vtedy vi
dime, ze kocur vopchal hla-
WI do prazdnej plechovice--
lebo 81 chcel nieco polizat'
- potion nemohol hlavu
vytiahnut' - tax lietal po
celej farme ako.. divy! My
SINE sa pustili "a kocurom
a plasili SINE no po farme, a.
by SINE no oslobodili, ale
darmo, on nevidel, kade u
tekat' a tax nest astlivo sko-
Gil do jazera, ze rano zato-
peneho sme no nasli S pie
chovicou ma hlave. - Nuz
tax skoncil zivot mas koclr.
Ease SINE sa ulozili - ale O
kratky cas- moi vnucek skrf-
kne, ze on nieco vidi - my
sleli sme, ze sa mu len sni-
va po tel kocdrovskej POLO
vacke - ale ME -- DO i my
vidime konsku hlavu v sia-
tri. -. Pasol sa vonku a i on
mas prisiel navstivit'. Mohol
to urobit' vo dine, ale vcul'
nemyslim, ze ma casu, lebo
seno vozi.
Som 81 myslel: ked' ia raz
budem panom - a vaesi
plat dostanem cd Y. Sloven-
skych Novin -. tax ma pra-
zdniny pojdem do nejakeho
hotelu a ME pod siator -
ale jak vystat' - tax pri.
stat.
| Skoro rano nalapame ryb
- bo tu sd! 9 ma ranajky
name opravdive svieze ry-
by! Pracu name podelcn1'
ia som kuchar -- otec Jan
protonotar - vsetko do po.
riadku prinesie - a je kup.
com; moi najmladsi brat a
vnuk umyvaju graty, ohef
kladu a drevo nosia - zaby
a hlfsty a konfky lapaju k
rybareniu. Tazko varit' -
horuco okolo ohna -- sa po.
tim strasne!
Idu dni jeden "a druhym
Len keby tie komare -- ova'
dy - tn neboli! A ia horu.
cost - ami najstarsi farmal
nepamata ma takI suchotu
aka je tn dnes. Kukurica Wy
horela, zemiaky suche -
trava vypalena - narod We
refine sa modli, bez rozdie
lu ma nabozenstvo, "a dazd'
v nedel'u, ked' som sluzi
" Pembine sv. omsu - "a
raz v susedstve je luteran'
sky kostol z jedneho ko.
stola do druheho bolo po.
cut til istu modlitbu "a
dazd'. Nest'astie spoji l'ud.
- a blaho, hojnost' mnohc
razy rozdvoji. Chudoba je
tn velka - ale blazenost
! je. nejako vacsia, ako okole
mas. Narod ma Wac uprim.
nosti, lasky - a ME pychy
Tie chudobne chalupky, ne.
ofarbene, len to jednoducht
drevo - ano, zvonku chu
dobne to vyzera, ale dnu bo
hato - bo panuje v mich
laska k bliznemu - 1aska /
Bohu.
Vidiek je tn bohaty ns
zverinu a vody ma ryby. Wy.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-24

ne, zvanej Union party, kto-
rel prezidentskym kandida-
tom je kongresman Lemke.
Lemke nebol a ME je ziad-
nym vynikajucim clenom kon
gresu. Znamy je len z toho,
ze chce tlacit' peniaze, tedy
,je "a penaznd inflaciu. Rev.
Coughlin je tiez "a inflaciu
a DIR. Townsendova 5000 me-
sacna penzia pre- starych l'u-
df ME je tiez mic inc, ako in
flacia. Mohli til novl stranu
tedy smelo pokrstit' "Infla-
tion party.
Rev. Coughlin, v jeho reci
ma konvencii povedanej tyr
dill, ze americka vlada kan
celovala 40 bilionov dolarov
valecneho dlhu a II bilionov
povalecneho dlhu nasim "a
hranienym dlznikom, kdezto'
mic takeho sa nestalo. Pc pr
We tie dlhy neobnasaju ami
polovicu udaneho obnosu a
po druhe, dlhy neboly kan
celovane, ale ich nemozno
kolektovat', lebo dlznfci sa
vyhovarajd, ze nemozu pla-
tit. Tedy ako ich prinutime?
Kanonami? Rev. Coughlin
sa tiez vyslovil, ze Roosevelt
narobil krajine dlhu IS bill
onov, ked' pravda je, re jeho
administracia narobila dlhu
ME celych II bilionov a "a
bilionov dlhu zdedil cd pre-
doslych vlad. Take ocividne
nespravnosti skodia Father
Coughlinovej autorite.
AL Smith, niekdajsi vel'-
ky demokraticky vodca, sa
obracia ma republikana. Plu-
kovnfk Knox, viceprezident-
sky kandidat republikanskej
strany oznamil, ze je S AL
Smithom v styku a re Smith
bude aktivne pracovat' "a vi
t'azstvo republikanskej stra-
my.
Federalna komunikacna ko-
misia zakazala radio rozhlas-
nym staniciam rozhlasovat'
cudzozemske programy bez
jej dovolenia. To znacf GEN.
z1ru - koniec slobody roz-
hlasu. A ODE politicke strany
pretekaju sa v svojich plat
formach v uisteni obcanov,
ako chcu chranit' slobodu.
Pravda, ia cenzdra moze byt'
aplikovana len ma propagan-
du z Europy - nacistick1,
bolsevicku, fasisticku, angli-
cku, francuzsku, proti comu
nemozeme mat mic. Ale ak
cenzura- bude cenzorovat' j
umelecke rozhlasy, bude to
vel'ka Skoda.
Mrs. Nora Hicks, 43-roc-
ma, matka Ia dietok a byva-
juca V Carbondale, KY, cho-
di kazdy den PEST 1s mil
do WPA prace, pri ktorej
81 zarobi $24 ma mesiac. De-
vat mill ia a devat' domov.
Vstava uz O $3.50 rano, ably
bola nacas v praci. Kto dru-
hy by takd obet' prinasal?
Len matka.
Priemerny rocny plat gra-
duantov Princeton univerzity
z roku 1921 je teraz $500.
Roku 1926 boil $3,466 a ro-
ku 1881 boil $5,684. Najvac-
81 plat z mich majd gradu-
anti, ktori sa zaoberaju bro
kerstvom, a sice $9,55O ma
rok. Potom vydavatelia a re-
daktori, ktori mali po $1,000
rocne. Fiskali zarabajd po
$7,190 ma rok, lekari po
$6,938, fabrikanti po $3.50,
bankari po $500, obchodni-
ci po $5,133, inzinieri po
$3,677, farari po 1864 a
professor po S3,287. STUDIO
vat sa vyplatf!
Francuzsky parliament 484
hlasmi proti IS postatnil vse-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1936-07-24

v Cine padla cantonska
vlada, ktora sa drzala "a
pomoci Anglie a Japonska.
Chcela West revoluciu proti
centralnej Wade, ale letdni
a yojaci nechceli bojovat'
proti svojim. Teraz uz Gina
ma len jednu vladu a je ma
del, ze bude vstave lepsie
vzdorovat' japonskemu pod
manovaniu.
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-06-05

Some people strong garlic on the Trade-at-
home movement and think the other fellow surely should
abide by it.
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-06-05

1t jolt to the deaist who likes to think
that the world is getting better to witness the page and
theft of Ethiopia Here is nation that tended strictly to
its own affairs. It content to live in part Of the
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-06-05

The cost of getting the bonus checks to the veterans
preparing bonds and records, and mailing and checking
applications is estimated at twelve million dollars.
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-06-05

We note where the Kansas and Missouri bankers in
group meeting resolued against the governments
entering business and asked that rapidly possible
that it withdraw Only few short months years
the banks of these states their knees to the
ernment step in and them by loanng them
on frozen assets Here chance for the private bank
ing industry show its independence and to the
support of its weaker brothers with liberal loans at low
rates of interest None of like to government in
business except when the government is pulling us
out of the hole.
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-06-05

In sizing up the Trade-at-Home situation, feel
that there instance being greatly overlooked that
deserves earnest consideration We have regular aun
dry here but there number of ladies residing in
Coolidge who depend laundry work for subsistence and
to and educate their children in their home town We
from experience that first class laundry work can
be had right at home In patronizng them not only
keep the money at home but help struggling family
make an honest living and keep off the relief list Why
send money out to support institutions of other towns
when it will accomplish much good at home?
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-06-05

The success of the G-Men under J. Edgar Hoover in
bringing in the major criminals of the country going to
result in lesser number of minor criminals and thugs
The petty criminals made bolder when gangsters
permitted operate and successfully evade the law If the
offenders caught the lesser offenders will have more
the The Department of Justice under Edgar
Hoover may beome the nations greatest crime deterrent
Another equally great step in crime prevention will be
made when offenders and law voators to feel that
punishment will invariably follow apprehension. Surety of
punishment greater crime deterrent than severity of
punishment.
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-06-05
Safety Slogans

A safe plan is to always expect
the unexpected at intersections.
Don't pick up an injured person
until you know whether or not any
bones have been splintered. A
splintered bone may cut through
the flesh and sever a major art
cry
Don't jay walk across street in
tersections. Give the driver a
break.
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-06-05

Sixty per cent of the families in America at the pres
ent time have incomes above $1,000 year
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-06-05

plant to produce fuel alcohol to blend with gasoline
has been assembled at Achson Kan. The alcohol will be
produced from agricultural products The plant which
experiment in this field and the first in the United
States will have initial capacity of 10000 gallons
day The experiment is being watched with considerable
interest If economical fuel be produced from agr
cultural products it will open up vast domestic market
for farm products.
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-06-05

world that would not support any other of people,
When attacked by Italy wholly unprepared to fight
being non-militarstic nation The frantic and tragic
peas ruler Halle Selasse fell upon deaf The
whole world turned it's back and let the invader rob and
despo a brother Christian nation
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-06-05

1t is not much the evying of taxes that is rri
tatng to business men, it is the in which the
spent after raised Few things stir the careful
business who conducts his business econom
cay and thrify than have the tax gatherer slip
in and take from him money that he has earned by dill
gent application and self denial and turn to state
federal government that squanders it with reckless
abandon and disregard.
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-06-05

Some idea of how big job it is for president to
please 12O million people may be gained when it re-
membered that few people please 120 million people
in their village and in many instances the members of their
own family very much of the time.
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-06-05

We can do our bit (for JAPAN by buying "Made-in-
Japan" goods No doubt they need help to compete
with factories, thereby reducing wages and de-
privng American workers of jobs Also, they need ex
money in their page of China killing her starving
people and taking their country away from them.
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-06-05

In recent address before the convention of the
Daughters of the American Revolution j. Edgar Hoover
chief of the Federal Department of Justice said Crime
cost this nation annually $4,000 100000 Another start
ling statement made by Mr. Hoover that there
100000 murderers at large in the United States and l.
100000 serious crimes committed each year Coming from
man who has demonstrated Hoover has, that he
knows what he is talking about the statement furnishes
real foood for thought
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-06-05

1t often happens that the worst thing that hap
pen to a man is to have help him. Some men
they receive help appear unable to walk alone after
that They lose their initiative and self reliance
The fellow knows he has do the job himself pitches
in and gets it done
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-06-05

Someone has it figured out that the federal housing
program would have gone better if it had provided
automobiles instead of homes People don't want
homes. They want
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-06-05

We note in an exchange item of Bible that has
been in family for six generations 1t is remark
able how these old books The family has
probably worn out in the same time dozen copies of
Lena Rivers.
The Coolidge examiner., 1936-06-05

Russia has $500 planes; France 3,4OO; Great Britain
32OO Germany $500; Italy $500; Japan 200; United
States 1900 We merely give the above figures to show
one of the reasons why these countries which bed
white by the couldn't pay back their loans.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1936-02-13
Morgan February

to fullest measure. Interment
was made in Chesterhill cemetery.
Masonic services of Mt. Olive Lodge,
F.. & A. NJ, were held at the grave.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. G. O. Delhi
(Olive AbeD, Feb. IL, an eight and
a quarter pound daughter, named
Mary Joan. Miss Nellie Delhi, a
sister, is caring for mother and
babe.
Miss Bernice Russell is suffering
with sinus trouble.
J. W. e. Dunbar and family spent
the last of the week with Miss Myr-
tie Dunbar of Columbus. While
there they consulted physician as
to their son David's condition.
Death Of Mrs. Lydia PEBBLES
Private funeral services were held
Saturday afternoon for Mrs. Lydia
PEBBLES, who died Friday morning,
after an illness of two weeks from
asthma and heart trouble. Inter-
ment was made in Chesterhill GEM
etery, Rev. II. D. Householder hav-
ing charge Of the services. Lydia,
oldest daughter of William and
Mary Moore Henery, was born June
26, 1866, near Amesville, and died
at her home in Chesterhill, Feb. g.,
1886. On Sept. 20, 1900, she was
married to VIM. A. PEBBLES, and to
them were born two sons. On Feb.
20, 1882, they were stricken by a
great sorrow through the death of
the older son, Carlos, successful
high school teacher of Beach City,
o. She is survived by the husband,
one son, Gerald PEBBLES, of Ches-
terhill; two grandsons, Ronald
PEBBLES of this place, and Carlos
Edward PEBBLES of Beach City; and
two sisters, Mrs. Bertha Brill of
Sharpsburg and Mrs. Lucy Penrose
Of Coolville. One brother and one
sister are deceased. Mrs. PEBBLES
was a member of the Presbyterian
church at Amesville. She was of a
quiet and unassuming character,
finding her greatest pleasure in
ministering to her family. She
cheerfully performed the many
duties that make house home.
She was a good neighbor and &
faithful friend. After a brief ill
ness, she quietly and Unexpectedly
slipped away to her eternal home.
Mrs. Fl. w. Seiss is spending a
few days with her father at Raven
ma.
George Patterson, wife and son
Charles of Athens were week end
guests of Carl and Edith Patterson.
Wayne Blackburn of Gallipolis
visited Sunday with his mother,
Mrs. Jane Blackburn.
Mrs. Lydia Dutton who has been
in poor health for some time, is not
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1936-02-13
Lightner Ridge

Mrs. Harley Coulson spent from
Friday until Sunday evening with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
Hallowell of Spurrier ridge.
John Rogers and children spent
Sunday with relatives in Stockport.
Jas. Cox and family, Miss Dor
othy Daugherty and Donald Daugh-
erty and wife, all of Marietta, spent
Sunday with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. P. Daugherty.
Mrs. Ressie Fox and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray McKibben and daughter Freda
spent Sunday with Ransom Lane
and family, near Dale.
Mrs Gusta Lane spent Tuesday
evening and Wednesday with Clar-
ence Scott and wife. She returned
home, after spending several weeks
with her daughter, Mrs. Fred Price,
and family.
Mrs. Douglas Riley returned
home Saturday, after spending a
week with her sister in Marietta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Williams OF
Kent and Mrs. Elva Scott spent the
week end with their parents, Mr.,
and Mrs. Alvin Mercer.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1936-02-13
SHERIFF'S SALE IN
PARTITION

"Alias order Of sale"
The State of Ohio,
Morgan County. Ohio.
Common Pleas Court
Edward Gheen, Plaintiff
Howard eheen, ct al al, Defendants
urday, the 14th day of March, 4.
D., 1886, at the hour of 1870 o'clock.
P. NJ, will offer for sale at public
auction at the front door of the Court
House, in McConnelsville, Ohio, the
following real estate, situate in the
County of Morgan, and State of Ohio,
and in the Township of Malta, to-wit:
Section CID, Town Ten 10), Range
Twelve 12), beginning at a stake in
the South Bank of the River Road.
said stake marking the most Easterly
ing (May 8, 1880, North Sc IA deg.
West 1.S4 chains to a stake IL feet
North of the o. & L. K. Railroad
Track, said stake being that distance
thence with the North line of said
Right of Way North IS ga degrees,
West 50-100 chains to stake, the
same being ~ feet North of center of
Railroad Track and same distance
25 "a degrees, East e3-1oo of a
chain to a stake on South side of
River Road and Southwest corner of
house formerly belonging to Samuel
Patterson G90D: thence North At IA
degrees. East So links, Qocust, dou-
ble) Is inches due North SO IL
links): thence North &C degrees. East
221 chains to the place of beginning,
containing 9-100 (.09) Of an acre Of
land, more or less.
The above property can not be sold
for less than One Hundred and Fifty
($150. 00) Dollars.
Said premises to be sold as the
property of the parties to the above
action, on an order of sale in Par
tition from the Common Pleas Court
of Morgan County, Ohio, and directed
to me the undersigned Sheriff.
TERMS OF SALE: CASH.
Given under my hand this 18th day
of February, 1886.
l.. b. ADREAN,
Sheriff of Morgan County, Ohio.
BY Frank Adrean, Deputy.
r. NJ. Winegardner. Atty.
1875
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1936-02-13
Triadelphia

Elder Odes Forshey of Cambridge
will preach at the Triadelphia
Church of Christ, Lords day, morn
ing and evening, Feb. 16.
School opened again Monday
morning, after a three weeks vaca-
ton, on account Of the weather
and shortage of fuel.
Alfred Henry suffered a second
attack of gathered head last week
and was unable to resume teaching
the first of the week. Mrs. VIM
Porter of Malta is substituting.
G.. I'll. AIer Ill
c.. H. Aler entered Bethesda hos
pital last Saturday for treatment
and possibly an operation, for blad
der trouble.
Mrs. Lee Carpenter spent few
days last week with her husband at
the home Of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. P. e. Carpenter.
Arthur Edgell and family, Rose
vile, and Mr., and Mrs. John McIn.
tosh of Wellsville were Sunday Wis
itors at L. G. EdgelPs.
D. L. Maxwell and family visited
relatives at GAINESVILLE, Sunday.
Mrs. Eura Nelson is spending {
few days at the C. E. Nelson hom'
at Red Clay.
The Misses Virginia and Vera
Fluharty spent a few days last week
with their sister Mrs Frank Mel
son, and family.