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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1936-02-06
MAYORS ANNUAL REPORT

At the meeting of the counci
Wednesday night, Mayor Merce
submitted his annual report whicl
was as follows:
To the McConnelsyille Council:
The law requires that the mayo
shall annually communicate a writ
ten report to council and maxi
such suggestions as he may believ
in the community interest. Coun
Gil alone can determine the program
and policy of the town and this re
port is respectfully submitted t.
comply with the law.
The Gas Rate
On April %, 1895, council Of Nc
Connelsville adopted a gas rate or
dinance increasing materially tht
price of natural gas for the presen
year. The ordinance provides fol
another rate increase at the end Of
the year, such increase to run fol
two years and to be further in
creased at the end of that period
The rate then will be 81 for the
first 500 cubic feet of gas and $50
per 1000 cubic feet thereafter.
At the time the ordinance was
passed, the Ohio Fuel Gas Co. rep
resented to council that an increas-
ed rate would be granted by the
Public Utilities Commission due tC
the fact that the N. R. A. had in
creased labor costs and that the 80
hour week law would be passed by
congress-; and that greater taxes
would be imposed upon utilities.
The facts now available indicate
that the N. R. A. was abolished af-
ter the passage of the ordinance
and that many employees of the Ohio
Fuel are working during this win
ter on half time and the labor costs
are being reduced right at the peak
Of the company's business. The
thirty hour week has not been
adopted and the utilities are not
suffering from any new taxes.
Further, the Ohio Fuel has been
slashing it's payments Of rentals to
farmers with gas production on the
west side Of the river, and has ef-
fected a large savings to the COM
pany at the expense Of Morgan
county's farmers.
1t is apparent that since the
higher rate for gas has gone into
effect, the Ohio Fuel has reduced
it's expenses materially. In justice
to McConnelsville consumers the
gas rate should be reduced instead
of increased.
I therefore respectfully suggest
that the gas rate be Investigated by
the Public Service Committee of
Council to determine the extent of
reductions in gas rental throughout
the county and of the reductions in
labor costs with view to determin-
ing how much the McConnelsville
rate can be reduced in fairness to
local consumers.
III The Opera Building
No one questions the necessity
for improving the Opera House
inside and out. The only
question now at hand is how much
can safely be spent for improve
ments. In the next section will be
found suggestions for making this
work possible during the current
year.
Ill Municipal Finances
remains in the village treasury to
pay operating expenses. In addi-
lion receipts and expenditures in
general fund for 1886 can be esti-
mated as follows:
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1936-02-06
A. w. Shinn Is 85 Today

Today is the 85th anniversary Of
the birth of Mr.. A. w. Shinn, one
of McConnelsville' honored cit
liens.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1936-02-06
Mrs. Catherine Root UndergOes
Operation At Marietta

Mrs. Catherine Root of Berea,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
McLucas of this place, who has been
in poor health for some time, un-
derwent an operation Tuesday at
Memorial hospital, Marietta. Mrs.
Thelma Fox is the special nurse in
charge
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1936-02-06
Ed Jenkins Ill

Mr. Ed Jenkins who resides near
Oil Springs run, has been quite i'll
with pneumonia. He is now some
better.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1936-02-06
Miss Christine Frash Receives
Primary Life Certificate

Miss Christine Frash of Malta
has been granted kindergarten
primary life certificate. Miss Trash
who is daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. J. Frash, teaches in the Deer
field consolidated schools at Tria-
delphia.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1936-02-06
Mrs. Angeline Cotton III

Mrs. Angeline Cotton of this
place. who has been very i'll with
heart trouble for some days, shows
no improvement.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1936-02-06
Bonus Application Blanks
At Stockport

AG STOCKPORT
Mr.. j. A. Hayes has bonus appli-
cation blanks at his home in Stock
port, which he will furnish to those
in making out applications, without
any charge.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1936-02-06
WPA NOTES

Mr.. III. L. Henery of Stockport,
who is in charge of liquidating OF
the FERA office here, and later was
also assigned to the liquidating of
Perry county, has had Fairfield
and Hooking counties added to his
list. Mrs. Helen Windmiller is
case supervisor of this district.
Their headquarters are at New Lex
ington. Mrs. C. R. Kettering of ST.
Clairsyille, has been employed as
case worker in Morgan county, tax
ing the place of Miss Bernice No
Ian, who resigned.
Monday evening the emergency
adult school started at the M. & M.
high school, with Rev. A. N. Grove
as teacher of English Bible and
correct speech. The classes are
open to any adult, and it meets
again next Monday night at 7
o'clock, in the high school build
ing. About 20 were present at the
meeting, Monday evening.
The Chesterhill fire project, 1900
barrel cistern, was started with
about Is workmen on the job. The
federal allowance is $1.400. The cis-
tern is located on lot at rear of
the town hall.
The sewing project began Tues
day in rooms in the Mrs. Maude
Black residence, with Mrs. w. B.
Porter of Malta in charge. Four
teen women are sewing. Miss Marie
Harris who was to have had charge,
could not take the place, because of
illness.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1936-02-06

Mrs. Howard Wilson of Malta is
. grip victim.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1936-02-06
Ill Municipal Finances

A balance of $2,85458 from 1885
remains in the village treasury to
pay operating expenses. In addi-
ton receipts and expenditures in
general fund for 1886 can be esti-
mated as follows:
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1936-02-06
III The Opera Building

No one questions the necessity
for improving the Opera House
building, inside and out. The only
can safely be spent for improve
ments. In the next section will be
found suggestions for making this
work possible during the current
wear
Evening star., 1936-11-28
Marriage Licenses.

Harold B. Bandell. 90. Pittsbursh. Pa.
and virginia R; Bandell: 81 Bristol,
[. whiceharcS. i. i" both "of of Peters, RsaiaH
IVAN S1rf Franses na Res C. wsrdmsn 4ssn Park Ho,.
o.s.{ Md fSsI.r SsY i f5ss%fa Tsss s..,n .na
Jadse a R R. EefSafh E Mattinsis: Ar00k''n NJ H.
Is; both Of 460 st. Sc; Rev. j. E.
rhems: pn,s. 4 snyser ss Z, fs, and Johanna
Lawrence r. Leonberger. "a. - New
IS. 93l nj st.: Rev. j. H. zerhusen.
seshnsyits; IS; s:9 Deiafeld place;
Mitehell Esy Aslam sklar s.@0n sn 4seo sth st. and
Adele Adele GotIeys GS,tIs =, chastleton Apart
naSe eus ave- and dsPfl Pfisclia W. Watson. GS@nee
1885 Ashmead pl.; Rev, 2 c; Duff:
and Asnes r.n Nothern he f g. MSmroe Emmerton. s1
Va: Rev; w; A. Emmons.
Msnrqs s'f9asf s. h.! aSa5Ss ssst,a r. 100.
Is s'E SssSFis ss!ss z Bethesda, n.
Bertha okinoff. p. Bronx N. T.; Rev.
Stanley j. Liszez 90. and Genevieve J.
Manchu. Ss. both Of Thrifton. Va;
sRs Mario" :, w;'I. A. isS7
Arthur z, snowden. ~. 1919 4th st;
sSf'sS sSa se.. sqssfS he aS ss ~ St 9Th St.
ne; Rev. William Williams;
Robert bert ErazisT 1sr,, 1S3 Si, 18th St snd
Tosns rs both 81 q ccnsns ens G.ts: n Y
humboldt Y Clark ~ and Sara L. Cain,
-. both of Glenville W. Va; Rev. E.
charles aufnei r Moore 81 Milton. Pa and
Leona p Reed. 90. Tamaaua. Pa; Rev.
Harry Green. 81. Barton Nd. and Grace
4: Boyce. 25. Keyser. w. Va. Rev. A. F.
Thomas A. Twesdy. 20. Roanoke. Va,
H; Judge =; Mattinsly u.,., "
Payne. %. both of Phiiadelphia; Rev.
,oseph s: Lamb. 90; 1sa4 EolsSook st; I,
ne and Edna 9. .N!;nssr MsIntIrff' H. 6ls
Moss. 81, both Of Richmond; Rev. j:
,sa Dsy; S.s, g. s95t ga't.. Moe%oqa ss y.
Ralph D: Linderman. 3s. Norristown Pa.
and GweIdolyn Jenkins, "a Devon
Howard 4. Jones; 50 1904 10th st. So.
Wl,ii Hei.n A Ii s:s' e. asc4 In st. sf Rev 'nr j.
Evening star., 1936-11-28
Deaths Reported.

Jennie r Richardson. ef stoneleieh Court
Caroline M. Kent. 90. Emergency Hospital
tdward c. Sammis ss. 314O Military road
Cora Haire. -. 9O1 Butternut st.
Almuico Zappone. "a 5000 1st ST.
Earnest Kubel 70 Emereency Hospital.
Aueusta Selinser. -. 2409 California st.
Andrew p. Cherry. II. 1121 South Carolina
victorine A. Berger. 70. Union Station.
Fannie Graham. 20. Garfield Hospital.
William n. Richardson. 6s Casualty Hos
Hlizabeth J. johnson. 81. 1912 10th st.
Alton P White 81 Sibley Hospital.
Edwin B. Hesse a.. sos A st. sc.
Frederick II. Blackford. 81. 1850 Wiscon-
Robert L. oalIineer. SO. 'Georse Washington
University Hospital
Josephine Scalise. 40. Gallinser HOSPITAL
Willard r. Mcconnell. Al. GARFIELD Hos
Mary Z. Costello. As. Georsetown univer.
Louis z. Jefiries. tr.. 10. e2s3O California st
Clara A. Petit. 20. 2I3S st.
Elize beth Cavelf %. tuberculosis Hospital
infant Allen. GeorRe wsshinston untversit,
Infant Dowlins. Columbia Hospital.
infant Carter. I42a Monroe st.. ne;
Evening star., 1936-11-28

n 7 B. c. has rounded up num-
M ber of prominent men and
women to take part in new
q - program series called MY
Pet Obsession." which will make its
debut Tuesday.
The participants are to be urged to
break down before the microphone
and confess their own foibles. Among
thoce already booked for interviews
are Otto Soglow, cartoonist; James
Montgomery Flagg, noted artist and
illustrator: Margaret Fishback, writer
Of nonsensical verse; Alice Leone B.
Moates, society girl and author OF
mo Nice Girl Swears," and DR.. Else
La Roe, famous woman surgeon.
DR.. Louis e. Bisch. outstanding
psychiatrist and author of BE Glad
You're Neurotic," will contribute to
each broadcast with quotations from
Freud, Jung, Adler and Watson.
TWO public addresses by David
Sarnoff, president of the Radio
Corp. of America, are to be put on
the N. B. C. network. The first Is
scheduled Wednesday when Sarnoff
speaks to more than 300 industrial
lists In New York. The other will come
December 9, when he will address the
third joint luncheon n-meeting spon-
sored by the New York Building Con-
gress. the National Research Coun-
ell and the Producers Council Club.
CONRAD THIBAULT, who went to
Hollywood recently for a one
week visit. will stay for three months
because Fred Astaire has signed the
popular baritone as a regular men,
Der Of his cast for those Tuesday night
N. B. c. broadcasts :. Sigmund
Romberg is writing a new operetta
IN which he intends to star Helen
Marshall. prima donna of the Fire
side Recitals on N. B. c. 1t was ROM
berg who discovered Miss Marshall a
few years ago Hal Kemp has re-
uuested his release from the Phil
Baker program and quits after De-
cember 81.
Evening star., 1936-11-28

Lud Gluskin will resume his dance
series on WJSV at 1890, filling in the
gap resulting from the shortening of
the Hit Parade" period.
Mary Lou Williams. swing pianist.
and Bunny Berigan. trumpet soloist,
will be featured during the Saturday
Night Swing Club on WJSV at 6:45.
Lou Little. coach of the Columbia
foot ball team, will be interviewed
by Ed Thorgersen during the Foot
Ball Revue" on WJSV at $50.
Evening star., 1936-11-28
Births Reported.

james and Alma Walker. boy.
Jesse and Dorothy Rollins, boy.
Andrew and Lillian Gates. boy.
Wilmer and Evelyn Chamblin. girl
Guy and Florence Bennett. jr. boy.
Rudolf and Katherine VIE and. boy.
Sidney and Mary Allen. jr.. boy.
Harry and Dorothy Fickler. girl.
Edward and Virginia Heller. girl.
Francis and Helen Carter. boy.
Felix and Alice williams. boy.
Evening star., 1936-11-28

Charlotte Symons. Metropolitan
Opera soprano. and Joe Cook, come
dian, will assist Floyd Gibbons in
presenting the Speed Show" on
WJSV at g.
Florence Gill, fowl imitator. and
Lucky Ball, professional sword
swallower and fire eater. are sched-
uled for guest appearances during the
Chateau program on WRC at $50
Rudy Vallee will make guest
appearance with Ed Wynn during
his program on WMAL at 8.
Evening star., 1936-11-28
Rand Still Paying.

Dividends from South Africa gold
mines will total about 100000, 900 for
1886.
Evening star., 1936-11-28
TOA|R
PET OBSESS|ONS.
NotabIes to Confess FoibIes
in Series Making Debut
Tuesday.

n 7 B. c. has rounded up num-
nj ber of prominent men and
" women to take part in new
a "a > nrnrram series called my
Evening star., 1936-10-07
Netherlands Envoy
And Mme.Nan Hoorn
Sailed tfor Vienna

THE Netherlands Minister 70 Aus
tria, Jonkheer1 Lucien van Hoorn.
and Mime. van HoCs"n, who have been
visiting in this cqlratry. sailed today
aboard the Queen Mary to return to
the Minister'S postl bin Vienna. Jonk-
heer van Hoorn for merly was coun-
selor of the Netherlands Legation in
Washington. where ne married Miss
Katharine Phillips, daughter of Mrs.
Thomas w. Phillips1 jr, and the late
former Representative Phillips Of
Pennsylvania. The Minister and
Nine. van Hoorn ha We been visiting
Mrs. Phillips during the Summer.
Evening star., 1936-10-07

by their sister. Miss Stella Beauchamp
OF Orlando, Fla, and will accompany
her to New York. where she will sail for
Southern India. She Is under appoint
ment to join the Telegu Mission as .
medical missionary.
Miss Rose Meister of Atlanta. Ga,
and formerly of Takoma Park will
join Miss Beauchamp In New York
and sail with her to India. Miss Meister
is. returning after . furlough to the
Northwest India Union Training
School, The Retreat. Roorkee, India.
DR.. John Hollister and DR.. George
Park returned yesterday to their
homes in Chicago, after spending sew
eral days In Montgomery Hills, Nd,
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John b. Thomp-
son, jr.
Mrs c. T. Rice Of Oakton, Va,
chaperoned q party Of young ladies
over the week end at the United States
Naval Academy in Annapolis for the
Navy-Davidson foot ball game and
the first dance of the season. Those
included were Mrs. Rice's younger
daughter, Miss Frances Rice: Miss
Peggy Rucker Of Arlington, Miss Anne
Stuntz OF Vienna and Miss Mary
Frances Bauman Of Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Truman Z. Vlier have
started on trip to California. They
were Joined by Mrs. Vlier's sister and
her husband. DR.. and Mrs. Z. v. Pyle
of Middletown, N. Y. While in Cali
fornia they will visit relatives Of both
DR.. Pyle and Mr.. Vlier In Alhambra.
Mrs. William H. Turner. jr., was
hostess at bridge party Saturday
afternoon at her Round Hill home.
Her guests included Mrs. @. Fred Best,
Miss Lucille Best, Mrs. Charles ]. Har.
ley, Mrs. c. j. Ford, Mrs. Henry w.
Beatty. Mrs. Joseph T. Clement, Mrs.
James Gregg Carruthers, Mrs. j. Hea-
ton Purcell. Mrs. Samuel Patterson,
Miss M. Kate White, Miss Elizabeth
Thomas. Mrs. Herbert H. Cooley, Mrs.
F. Irving Wood. Mrs. Owen Thomas,
jr.: Mrs. Samuel c. Graham and Mrs.
Theodore Reid. Prizes were won by
Mrs. Beatty and Miss Best.
Mr.. and. Mrs. Henry McGavack Of
New York City have arrived in Pur-
cellville to be the guests for some time
of Mr.. McGavacks parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Thomas McGavack.
Evening star., 1936-10-07

Horse Show
This Week
Many From Washing.
ton to Attend Sport
Event Friday.
EAR ADMIRAL CARY T.
GRAYSON, head of the Amer

EAR ADMIRAL CARY t.
- GRAYSON, head OF the Amer
II ican Red Cross. will 60 10
L Y Warrenton. Va. Tor the horse
show which will open Friday and con-
tinue through Saturday. He will pre-
sent the John Barton Payne Memorial
trophy to the winner of the Corinth-
ian class at the show. The late Judge
payne was head of the Red Cross and
after his death Admiral Grayson was
selected to succeed him. They both
were property owners in Fauouler
County. The Assistant Secretary OF
State, Mr.. r. Walton Moore, is presi-
dent of the Memorial Committee
which will retain ownership in the
memorial permanently. The trophy
consists of a massive bowl, tray and
ladle, valued at $500.
Mr.. North Fletcher, secretary OF tne
Warrenton Horse Show, and his motn-
or. Mrs. L. v. Froment, will entertain
at tea Friday afternoon after the
show. the party being planned IN
honor of the judges for the show
Saturday the judges, officials and di-
rectors of the Horse Show Association
win be entertained at luncheon al
North Wales. Mrs. Froment will have
as her guest for the show and over
Sunday Miss Wilhelmine Kirby Of
Bedford Hills, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter H. Robertson
will have with them during the sho"
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Dana Densmore
of Bnookline, Mass, and Mrs. w. II
Hoyt and the Misses Hoyt of Green
wich. Conn. Mrs. Hoyt will be thu
r,,est in whose honor Mr.. and Mrs
Morris Paris will entertain at lunch
con Sunday at Marley, their place a
Marshall, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Somerville ant
their lson, Mr.. Jack Somerville, VII
be among those from Washington whit
will attend the show. They will b'
guests, of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Mckee
who aaso will have as their guests a
the Warren Green Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur A.. Rupert of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alan Day. who hav'
moved into their new house on Spring
road in Warrenton, will have will
them for the show Mrs. Days parents
Mr.. ands Mrs. c. F. C. Stout Of Phila
delphia.
Mrs. Dalyell of Sheryon, Warwick
shire, England, who is visiting tn!
Misses spilman at the Dell, will re
main for Athe show.
Miss Emily King will have as he
euest at etuyvesant for the show ant
over Sunday Miss Margaret Brook o
Cleveland, lOhio.
Evening star., 1936-10-07
Official Leaves
For Spartanburd

Mr.. w. B. Camp. assistant director
of the Southern division of the Agri-
cultural Adjustment Administration,
left today for Spartanburg, s. G. To-
morrow he will address farm group
there.
Sunday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Camp
were hosts at supper in their home
in Oak Crest, Va, entertaining Mr..
and Mrs. Leroy Reynoldson. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Deal, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Lipscomb. Mr.. and Mrs. I. w. Duggan,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Groom, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Shefdeld, Mr.. and Mrs.
Merriheld and Mr.. and Mrs. Alvord,
all of Washington. and Mrs. Camps
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. p. Dowdle
of Atlanta. Ga. who are visiting their
son-inlaw and daughter.
Evening star., 1936-10-07

evening Of State SENATOR and Mrs.
John Warwick Rust IN Fairfax. ;
"a
Miss Roberdeau Allison and Miss
Martha Rely of Fairfax entertained
last evening at q surprise miscella-
neous shower in COMP iiment 10 Miss
Isabel Gill, who will enter the nurses
training school at Alexandria Hospital
next week. The guests were Mrs.
James Roberdeau Allison, Mrs. Will
bert T. Woodson, Miss Ethel Jeffries,
Miss Hetty Shelton, MISS Sarah Smoot.
Miss Jayne White, MRS. c. T. Rice.
Miss Frances Rice. Miss Mary Leigh
Hubbard, Mrs. Henry Hopper Mrs.
Roger Copeland and Mrs. Thomas p.
Chapman. jr.
Mrs. Sarah Corner tcelebrated her
seventy-sixth birthday anniversary
yesterday at her home in Takoma
Park. Her children andi their families
spent the evening with her. Those
present were Mr.. and MSS Jess Corner
of Laytonsville, Md; AEr. and Mrs.
Glenn Corner. Mr.. and MRS. LIE Roy
Bowen, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Rich
ards and Miss Myrta Corner Of Ia
koma Park and Mr.. an1 Mrs. Jay
Conger of Washington. 81 even aof her
grandchildren were also present.
Mr. and Mrs. L. w. Bryan OF Wash
ington are making a short sstay al
Falkland Manor, in Silver Spring
Md. prior to their departure for the
West. Mr. Bryan is connected with the
Department Of Justice.
Miss Inez Beauchsinp' and Miss
Margaret Beauchamp of West Palm
Beach, Fla, are guests of their broth
er. Mr.. Charles Beauchamp, lin Ia
koma Park. They will be loihed soon
Evening star., 1936-10-07

fC0ntlnutfd from TdSc.t
years ago; Mr. and Mrs. Stephen San
ford and Mr.. Caleb Bragg.
Mrs. Jamess Griswold Wentz, who
has been at Williamsburg, Ontario
through the Summer. will arrive IL
Newport and tbe at Beaumaris. her
place there, Through the Autumn.
Mrs. Barlow Weeks, who is a fire.
ouent guest in Washington of the
Attorney GENERAL and Mrs. Homer S.
Cummings, was hostess at dinner las.
evening at Sher rys.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. Henderson
have gone to New York and are spend
ing few days at'the Rits-carlton.
Mr.. and Mrs. VI. Clay Folger OF
Cleveland, Ohio, arrived here yester-
day for a brief visit and are at the
Wardman Park Hotel.
Miss Frances Aipdrews, daughter Of
Rear Admiral and MRS. Adolphus An
drews, has gone ttt New York. where
she will be a bridesmaid Friday at
the wedding of Miss Georgia Buck
to Mr.. Bernard Joseph Bidder. The
ceremony will takekplace in the Col
ony Club. Miss Hbck is the daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Richaruf E. Sperry Of $40
Park avenue and Mrt Laurance Mont
Joy Buck of Baltimore, Md.
Capt william W.. lGalbraith. y. 8.
N, retired, and Mit Galbraith are
at the Vanderbilt FhcGel in New York
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edvar1d H. FYothing-
ham Of White PlaiAnS N. Y, have
arrived In Washingtnns and are max
ing a brief stay at the IShoreham Ho-
tel before going to White Sulphur
Springs. Later they Will visit Florida,
returning home in about q month.
Mr.. and Mrs. ClatKlea M. Houchins
entertained at dinner at the Uni
versity Club Monday, in honor Of
their house guest, Miss Lola William
son Of Louisiana. Mo. The guests
included Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Stew
art of Los Angeles. CakafS Miss Mary
Dougherty, Miss Catherine Dougherty,
Miss Julia M. Stewart ,'of Arlington,
Va; Mrs. Virginia H. Lewis of Phila-
deiphia and Mr.. John Dpugherty of
Boise, Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs John Nsaewart are
house guests Of Mr.. steV8rt's sister,
Mrs. Houchins.
Evening star., 1936-10-07
Mai. Gen. Hines Host.

Mai. Gen. and Mrs. John L. Hines
were hosts at dinner last evening en-
tertaining at Rocky Gap, their place
at White Sulphur Springs. in honor of
Mai. Gen. Frank r. Mccoy. COM
mander Of the I'd Corps Area. U. 8. A.,
at Governors Island.
Evening star., 1936-10-07
Residential

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Suburban

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evening of State Senator and Mrs,
John Warwick Rust IN Fairfax.
Evening star., 1936-11-08
Dividend Changes
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, November Flavor
able dividend changes in the last week
totaled 81, against 48 in the preceding
week, according to the Standard Sta
tistics Co. of New York. There were
no unfavorable changes, compared
with two the week before.
Favorable.
1ncreased-Buckeye Pipe Line, Gen.
eral Finance, International Nickel,
Bristol Myers, Firestone Tire & Rub
ber, Ohio Oil, Servel, Timkin Roller
Bearing, May Department Stores,
Van Raalte.
Resumed-Bolsa Chica OIL per
cent class A common, British Celanese
7h per cent participating End pre-
ferred, American Steel Foundries.
Garfield Oil, Holland Furnace, United
Profit Sharing.
Extra-A. Hollander & Son.
Dominiguez Oil Fields, Idaho Mary
land Mines, City Auto Stamping.
Dictaphone, Atlas Powder, Bristol
Myers, Consolidated Paper, Standard
Oil Co. of California, Bayside National
Bank New York;, Collins g. Aikman,
Electrolux, Graniteville Mfg, Har-
bison Walker Refractories, Home
stake Mining, National Pressure
Cooker, Protective Indemnity, Servel,
Sterling Products, Timken Roller
Bearing, Bigelow Sanford Carpet,
Household Finance class A common,
Household Finance class B common,
Household Finance So participating
preferred, Phelps Dodge, Socony
Vacuum Oil, Phillips Petroleum, r. G.
lie Tourneau, Standard OIL Co. Of
Indiana, Standard Oil Co. Of New
Jersey, Monsanto Chemical, Super
heater, Washington Railway & Elec-
trio.
Initial-Automati Signal. Bleden
Mfg, Eisler Electric. Harnischfeger 5
per cent non-cumulative class B pre-
ferred, New Mexico & Arizona Lard,
American Service class A, Mock Jud-
son Voehringer, Reliable Stores. Super
Mold Corp. Of California, Advance
Aluminium Castings, Border City Mfg,
Wickland Development, Matson Navi-
cation.