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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

fee for cash all rented good location.
MR.. NORMAN. Georgia $3.50.
SMALL. MODERN BUILDING. CONTAIN
,1s srcn spaptmen3ts; fine rental location on
are refined colored, 3 of whom have oc-
ssqpied snnSe, their apartments nets for 8 years.
Price. S1o95o, Cali Met 2147.
NEW, DETACHED FOUR FAMILY APT.
located in the best Sc. rental section:
diI tqIi basement; laundry room. oil heat, in
call Atlantic 1917. 25.
CAsTLEMANS S FERRY. VA, ON ROUTE :;
porebes cam parfv stone fireplace
acres, GOOD well. Pyrofax gas excellent
hunting, fishing. Apply 1923 De Witt
ave" Alexandria. Phone Alexandria 1936-W.
APARTMENT BUILDING, NEAR 18th AND
Col. I'd. 20 units. Annual income Sl4 100
aooar,a oarsain "a, at less than 3 times the rent
APARTMENT. DETACHED. NEW, 10
nnsI nni's renIa Mast be sold, PTlce 5 times an
snaser saass @ with supStantial cash payment. Ad-
BUY GOOD INVESTMENT; RENTED TO
chain gasoline company: shows l4lc on
your investment KAss REALTY Co,
Inc owners and builders. Natl. 66s2.
BRICK DWELLING. 3 STORIES. $ ROOMS
py ss@@psySeisS T. PfIssn SE eRAHAM ~ /. (
Evenings. Wisconsin 377@56-JJ' jos" '1s
NEW 4-FAMILY FLATS. JUST COM
pleted Fully rented and Will show a
splendid investment. B H. GRUVER, sld
NEW BRICK, 4-FAMILY FLAT.
nco ener on Cash Rents h9w
Cali MR. MILLER Georeia 76:is - '''' -
sPEGIAk SFlif bAkc CORNER. 15,,1 APARTMENT
PTaRED, 1NsUhATED MALLs AAL HESIaP coPPER
PIPES LIFETIME. SINKS. BUILT TO
ENDURE. ACT TO-DAY. MET. 6s56.
2"-UNIT APARTMENT
With yearly rental OF over $40 600 90
The apartments are in great demand and
fae bas 49caEi9a Is desirable one Each qalt
and rear apts, have cement porches' or hes
Write for further details. Address Box
ON K, ST. OPPOSITE THE CENTER MAR
ket; first commercial: brick. 3 stories. 8
rooms and tile bath. hot-water heat, cleo,
kitchens: everything perfect condition.
bldg, assn. E. A. GARVEY. District 45Os
ll26 Vermont ave.
SMALL APARTMENTS.
'-Apt. bldg. ST,g50. Rents 81 T4O
oHARE ESTATES. &54 ne. ne North i i447. a..
1900 BLOCK c ST. sE.ZTWO BRICK
block lst ST, s.w.--5 frame houses for ST :
10000. LLOYD R. TURNER 600 Tth st.
lSW
$40 SOON GOOD SOUTHEAST RENTAL
sectlon--FCur- apt showing good net
return on investment: 1000 rented ten
ants furnish heat. hot water, etc; very low
upkeep. Georgia Abs.
5th AND KENNEDY sT.-MoDERN BRICK
bldg; store with " rooms; 5-rm apt on 2nd
n double garage; rents SlOS month Dos
session II required: must be sold w B
KRAFT. Met. 96Si evGS.. Adams oolS =
5 G-ROOM-AND- BATH BRICKS ALLISON
ST., near Ga. ave; rents over 5000 90 mo I:
$500 90. modern apartment houses,
n W. less than ; times animal rent MD
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-08-19
DOUGLAS BALL APPOINTED
TO o. S. U. TOWER CLUB

Seventy-six of Ohio's best high
school graduates have been appoint.
ed to fill vacancies this fall in Ohio
State University's cooperative DOR
mitories-the Tower and Buckeye
clubs. Selected for their good
scholarship and all-around qualifica.
tions, these boys from modest homes
will have room and board at a cost
Of about s125 for the year.
The new appointees include from
Stockport, Douglas Ball; first in
class of %, first in county senior
scholarship test, class plays, district
champion debate team, sglee club,
basketball, track. baseball, sopho.
more class president, vice president
Hi-Y.
The Tower club is located in the
stadium, the Buckeye club in the
mems gymnasium. Appointment Of
120 other boys of similar qualifica-
tions has been held up until the op-
ening Of the winter quarter, Jan. 4,
because of delay in completing IN
addition to the dormitory quarters
in the stadium. Ohio States CO.
operative dormitory system, largest
in the country, now accommodates
nearly 500 Ohio boys who might
otherwise be unable to attend any
college for financial reasons.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-08-19
7. A. HAYES PURCHASES
STOCKPORT DRUG STORE

Deputy Auditor Jesse a. HAYES
hoe nurchased of Emmett Abel as
administrator of the estate OF tn1
late DR.. D. w. Trout, the STOCK Ca.
riad in his drug store at Stockpoi :.
Mr. HAYES has purchased everything
in connection with the business anu
has taken long time lease on ns,.s
h,,ilding which is owned py Mlo
vireie Lyne, widow Of Charles Lyne.
possession was given Wednesday VI
tbis week. 1t is the plan OF 'ne
now owner to restock it, ana pe
ready for business Sept. NO reg
fstered pharmacist will be employeu.
The stock carried will include such
things as are found in drug stores,
aycent poisons and narcotics; anu
prescriptions will not be filed. -
IS by law classed as "drugless ulus
store" This drug store was es.ao-
Iished in the year 1883 by the la.e
DR.. w. E. Gatewood, and is qul.e
noted thruogh the writings OF ".
lanes Ball Naylor, whose insplra-
tion for the plot and characters ~
one of his books was laid about this
store. -. os,-
Mr.. Hayes will continue his post
t;on as deputy auditor, and his WiIe
and daughter Miss Dorothy Hayes
will manage the store during inc
day. and Mr.. Hayes will have cnarse
of evenings.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-08-19
FAVORABLE TO FREE
MAIL DELIVERY

Mr. v. F. Sands, postal inspector
who was here last week looking over
the proposed free mail delivery here,
reports favorably. and seems to feel
that if SIS percent of the heads of
families are favorable, there should
be no difficulty in securing it. If
free mail delivery is granted here it
will be what is termed city delivery.
In order to have city delivery. the
local postmaster must do business
of at least $4,000. Here it aver
ages about $4,000 per year. The
only thing that might stand in the
way is that city delivery calls for q
population of at least $500. How
ever the inspector felt that this
would not stand in the way here
Ii city delivery is granted, It
Will mean two mail deliveries daily;
and there will be two carriers, sal
aries of whom to begin will be ST.
700. Mr.. Sands stated that people
could keep mail boxes, if they so
desire, at the postoffice. However
II the mail route passes the door Of
residents, they could not get mail
at the general delivery window at
the postoffice; but could get it. as
stated, at the postoffice, if they have
a box.
Mr.. Sands will return next month
and will have a complete report on
his investigation here.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-08-19
MISS MAGGIE HASTINGS
DIES In GAINESVILLE

| The death of Miss Maggie Has
tings, aged 6Ss years, oce1rred at one
| O'clock, Friday morning, Aug. 13,
1887, at Bethesda hospital, Zanes-
! vile, where she had been taken only
the day before, from the home Of
her brother, Warren Hastings, in
GAINESVILLE. On account of her i'll
ness she and her brother Henry had
gone from here to GAINESVILLE last
,sprirg to the home of their brother.
She had been in failing health for
some time.
Margaret Hastings was a daugh-
ter Of Walter and Eleanor Conn
Hastings, and was born in Manches-
ter township, Morgan county, Ohio,
where she lived through her early
life. From Manchester she with her
mother and brother Henry moved to
Meigsville township, and following
the death of her mother, she with
her brother moved to McConnels-
vile, where they continued to reside
until last spring as stated. She was
of family of six children. the 9TH
ers being Henry and Warren Hast
ings of GAINESVILLE, mentioned; Mrs.
Bristol township, this county; Mrs.
Susie Lewis, deceased, and James
who died in infnacy Miss Hastings
was a member Of the McConnels-
vile Methodist Protestant church.
She was a woman held in high es-
TEEN by all who knew her, and her
long period of failing health called
out the sympathy Of many.
The body was brought to McCon-
nelsville, and funeral services were
held Sunday afternoon at one
o'clock, at the Miller undertaking
parlors. conducted by Rev. Russell
II. Hoy of the local Methodist Epis-
copal church. Burial was made in
hte Cross Roads cemetery. A quar-
tet-Mrs. Walter Elliott, Miss Chris
tine Shilling, Clair White and C. 5.
Strong, sang two hymns.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-08-19
ATTEND DELIGHTFUL
LAWN PARTY

Mr.. and Mrs. J. K. Bing ham and
Mr.. and Mrs. v. L. Jaynes and
daughter Miss Mary Elizabeth, of
this place, attended a lawn party
last Thursday evening at the beau
tiful home of Mrs. Bingham's broth
er, George S. Knight and wife Of
Vienna, w. Va, near Parkersburg.
The social was given by four adult
groups of the Vienna U. B. church,
and 12O Vienna guests were present.
The ParEersburg Sentinel devotes
about column of space to the oc.
casion. The address of welcome was
by Mr.. and Mrs. Knight. The
account states: Mrs. Knight, al.
ways a charming hostess, had taken
more than usual care to see that
her guests had an enjoyable evening.
The lovely lawn was ablaze with
gayly cOlored lights. A center of
interest was the pretty pool where
the green foliage with the tiny wa
ter inhabitants swimming about the
lily leaves were shown up to the
best advantage, in the lighting ar.
rangement. Bowls of lovely glad
ioli were placed about the lawn in
profusion, to complete the attractive
arrangement. The evenings pro.
gram was given from platform
constructed near the pool. The
program consisted of harp and or
gan selections. group singing, vocal
solos, readings, talks, s.hill-billy"
wedding, and games. So successful
was the event that the guests ex.
pressed their desire of making tho
gathering an annual affair."
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-08-19
PAUL B. ZUMBRO TO MARKY

General and Mrs. Grover c. Sher'
rod of 1929 Columbia road, the AT
gonne apartments, Washington, u.
c., announce the engagement o.
their daughter, Katharine Elllott
Sherrod, to Mr.. Paul Branson Aum-
bro. son of Mr.. and Mrs. S. b. Zum-
bro Of Chesterhill, o. The wedding
will take place in September MISS
Sherrod is a graduate Of Humboldt
high school, Humboldt, Tenn, ana
attended William Woods college,
Fulton. Mo-, and Union University.
Jackson, Tenn. Mr.. Zumbro is a
graduate of Ohio State UNIVERSITY
Columbus, O., and was or the facul-
ty of that university before gong
to Washington, where he is now SEN
ior poultry coordinator in the U. :.
department of agriculture.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-08-19
TOMMY GREUEY RECOVERING
FROM TYPHUS FEVER

Tommy Greuey, 10, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Alex Greuey, of Deerneld
township, whose serious illness mas
been mentioned, is recovering from
his illness. A diagnosis OF typhus
fever was made chemically, anu
later was confirmed by laboratory
tests by the state board OF heath,
This is a very rare disease, similar
to typhoid fever, differing in the
fact that it is caused by the bite OF
an insect. 1t often proves fatal.
The disease is closely related TO-
and often confused with the Rocky
Mountain spotted fever prevalent ID
the far west, and it is almost I'M
possible to differentiate it from that
disease.
The boy is now rapidly recover
ing
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-08-19
ROBERT CLAWsON IN EUROPE

In card to his aunt, Mrs. Mertie
Porter, and family, of Malta route
Robert Clawson, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Homer Clawson, of Indianapo
lis, wrote that he was having the
time of his life seeing some Of the
world. He stated that he has been
in Norway, Russia, Finland, Esthon
ia, and Denmark, and was in Stock
holm, Sweden, when he wrote. Ha
said they would be back in New York
Aug. 18, and would try tc see rela-
tives here soon after. He left New
York about July /, on the Kungs
holm, of the Swedish American
lines He played in the orchestra
of that vessel as a trumpeter.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-08-19
DEATH OF w. A. CARTY

w. A. Carly, 73, died Sunday az
ternoon at one O'Clock, in Mercy nos
nital Canton. About two montns
ago he moved from his nome u
penn township to Canton, to reslos
with his sons, A. j. and d. n. Carty'
Death was due to complications.
The deceased was son OF the iate
Evan and HannahJ. Canning Carly,
and was born at Chesterhill. MOST
of his life was spent in this county
His wife who was Mary Reed, sur
wives. She is at the Athens nos
pital. Besides his wife and sons, ne
leaves one brother, Frank Carty, ot
Hope, Ind. Mr.. Carly was mem !.
ber of the Masonic, 1. o. O. F., ana
Maccabee lodges.
Funeral services were held Wed
nesday afternoon at Chesterhiil, ana
fnterment was made in Chester"
hill cemetery.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-08-19
ENSIGN RONALD BURCHEK
REMAINS VERY ILL

No particular change for the bet
ter is noted in the condition of En-
sign Ronald Burcher, who is in the
u. S. Naval hospital at San Diego,
Calf, and who has been very i'll
for some months, suffering with
brain tumor. His father Elder W..
A. Burcher who went to San Diego,
some time ago to be with him, Is
still there, and communicates at diff
ferent times with the relatives in
Morgan county. At the time of the
sending Of Mr.. Burcher's last mes
sage, Mrs. Anna Vanfosser informs
us, he stated that his son then SEEM
ed to be less forgetful and to think
more clearly.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-08-19
MRS. EDITH BAKER WlTTE
DIES AT HOME IN MALTA

| The friends and acquaintances Of
Mrs Edith Witte of Malta wera
shocked and saddened at the news
! OF her death which occurred at her
nome in Malta at S:45 o'clock at her
urday evening. 1t had been known
however for some time that she was
In failing health from a complica-
ton of diseases, and that of late she
had been rapidly growing worse.
Edith Ruth Witte was a daughter
of the late Nathan S. and Elizabeth
Mcdaniel Baker of Malta. She in
survived by her husband John H.
W1tte to whom she was married
Sept. 22, 1923, and niece Miss
Elizabeth Terry of the home; also
the following named brothers and
sisters-Frank Baker of Springfield,
O.; Fred Of Columbus; Mrs. Anna
Baldridge of Warren, O., and Mrs.
Mamie Garthee of Columbus. A sis
ter, Mrs. May Naylor, a deputy in
the Morgan county recorders office,
died about 16 years ago. A brother.
Willard Baker, is deceased; also an
other brother, John ~ Baker, whose
death occurred in Springfield, o.,
two and half years ago.
Mrs. Witte was a native and life.
long resident of Malta, and was 58
years OF age at the time of her
death. She attended the Malta
schools, and later was for a time a
student in the music department at
Ohlo Wesleyan university at Della
ware. In her earlier life she was
prominent in musical circles, and
being the possessor of a fine So
prano voice was active in the worF
of the Malta M. E. church choir,
both as soloist and in the chorus.
since early life. She was also q
member of Valley Chapter, No. 10,
OF the order of Eastern Star. She
was affable and kindly in her man.
ners and leaves many friends.
Funeral services were held at the
Malta M. e. church at O'Clock,
tuesday afternoon, with Rev Paul
|. Wachs, pastor of that church, Of
hciating. Burial was made in the
Malta cemetery. In his address Mr..
Wachs embodied parts of three ap-
propriate hymns
Pail bearers were Messrs. G.. B.
Smith, c. M. Barkhurst, Jas. Chris
tie, Lee Smith, M. D. Martin and
A. G.. Masterson. At the grave the
Eastern Star conducted their ser.
vices. Among outside persons at
tending the funeral were the broth
ars of the deceased, from Spring.
held and Columbus, and the sister
Mrs. Garthee from Columbus: also
Mrs. Kate Baker from Springfield
and Mr.. Bert Baldridge from War
rem.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-08-19
BANKERS TO MEET HERE
SEPTEMBER 9

The Ohio Bankers association of
group seven, which comprises a
number of counties in southeastern
Ohio, will meet here Thursday, Sept.
8. in the high school auditorium.
These are quite important occas-
ions, and bring together about 200
bankers. State superintendent of
banks and number of others prom
inent in the banking business will
be present The program will be
announced later.
Mr.. G. B. Smith of the Malta Ma
tionaI bank is vice president of the
association, and in all probability
will preside at the meeting, since
the president OF the association is
quite i'll and in a hospital
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-08-19
KENN WEDDING

On Thursday evening, Aug. IL,
Mrs. Jessie Johnson Ridgley and M
Harry Kennard of Columbus were
united in marriage by DR.. Hutchin
son Of the Presbyterian church. The
ceremony took place at the manse
on East Broad street, Mrs. Ridg
ley's oldest son Robert and only
daughter, Mrs. H. H. Hubbel of New
York City, stood up with them. Mrs.
Frank Bailey of Chesterhili, sister
of the bride, and Miss Parsons Of
Logan were also present Both Mr.
and Mrs. Kennard were born n
Chesterhill, Mr. Kennard being q.
son of the late Rudolph and Rachel
King Kennard, formerly of Chester
hill, but later residing in McCon-
nelsville. Mrs. Kennard was the
widow of Clarence Fleming Ridgley,
prominent educator of Morgan eoun-
ty, and daughter of the late William
and Mary Johnson of Chesterhill.
They will reside at go East Frambes
avenue, Columbus s.-Chesterhill Cor
respondent.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-08-19
HENRY BRYAN WEDS

Announcement has been made OF
the marriage Of Mr.. Henry Bryan,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Bryan OIL
Brownsville, formerly of this coun-
ty. to Miss June Uffner of Browns
Vile. which took place Wednesday
evening of last week at the parson-
age of the M. P. church, GAINESVILLE
with Rev. S. r. Martin officiating
Mrs. Bryan is a graduate of Browns
vile high school, and has been en-
ployed at the Mosaic tile works,
GAINESVILLE. Mr.. Bryan is a gradu-
ate of M. & M. high school, and has
employment at the Sheckherd gar
age, Brownsville. Following we'd
ding trip in the east, they Will re-
side at Brownsville.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-08-19
REIMBURSEMENT OF PROPERTY
IN MORGAN COUNTY BEGUN

Tuesday Auditor Strong and an
pointed appraisers began a read
justment of the value of the real es
tate of this county, for taxation
purposes. Bloom township was first
taken up. Because of insufficient
funds, only about two days are to be
given to each township. In this
brief time, no regular appraisement
can be made, and as stated it will be
a readjustment only, which is to be
passed upon by the state tax COM
mission. Bloom township assessors
are Carl c. Barkhurst, Ethan Greer
and c. c. Seyler. The appraisers
are allowed $3.50 per day, and as
stated only about two days are to be
given to each township. The ave..
age land value of Morgan county
per acre, exclusive of buildings, is
1881. Compared with other coun-
ties: Muskingum county, s14.98::
Washington, 1851; Perry, $15.16;
Athens, $1452, and Noble. S16.62.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-08-19
MRS. EDNA PENNEBAkER
BAD INJURY

Word has been received here of a
bad injury suffered recently by Mrs.
Frank w. Pennebaker of Memphis,
Tenn, when she had her leg brok-
en- in three places. The accident
happened one night during bad
storm, in which the electricity was
off and there were no lights about
the house. Mr.. and Mrs. Pennebakor
were up and hurrying about the
house putting down windows, and
in the darkness they collided, Mrs.
Pennebaker being knocked down
and her leg fractured, as stated.
The injury is bad one, and while
doing as well as could be expected,
it will likely take a year for her to
recover.
Mrs. Pennebaker will be remen-
bered as Miss Edna Brown, daugh.
ter of the late DR.. and Mrs. j. T..
Brown of McConnelsville. n
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-08-19
TO ENTER COLLEGE

Mrs. Chester S. Strong, will en-
roll in the department of education
at the Ohio State University. Neil
Moore, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gail
Moore, and Ray McElfresh Of the
Mrs. VIM. Johnson household, both
of Meigsville township, plan to en-
ter Ohio University, Athens. Mr..
Moore will take pre-medics and Mr..
McElfresh engineering. All three
are graduates of M. & M. high
school, Tom W. Gage of Stockport
and Marian v. McElfresh, Chester
hill route, will also enter Ohio Uni
versity as students.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-08-19
DEATH OF MRS. LAURA EPPLEY
AT ROSEVILLE

Mrs. Laura Eppley, As, former
we'll known resident of this county,
died Monday evening at $50,
O'Clock, at her home in Roseville,
following long illness with heart
trouble and complications, as the re.
suit of goitre. She was a daugh-
ter of the late Samuel TEissell and
wife. Her mother who resides in
Malta was formerly Mary Smith.
She was born near Eagleport, and
about IL years ago moved to Rose
vile, where she had been a valued
employe of the Nelson Mccoy Pot
terry company. She was a member
OF the Main Street Church of Christ
Of this place, and was an excellent
woman. Besides her husband, Ar
thur Eppley, and mother, she leaves
one brother, Benjamin Thissell Of
Newark
Last rites will be held this morn
ing at $50 O'Clock, at her late
home in Roseville, with Rev. w Z.
Buchholtz officiating, after which
interment will be made in the Malta
cemetery.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-08-19
NEW MUSIC SUPERVISOR
FOR THREE SCHOOLS

Merrell Sherburn has been en-
ployed as music teacher for the
Stockport, Reinersville and Bristol
schools He graduated this spring
from o. S. u. His home is at Lam
caster. He succeeds Robert Smith,
who resigned to accept position
with the Archbold schools in Fulton
county
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-08-19
Was Almost 92 Years OF Ase

Mrs King, widow of Captain R. 8.
King, died suddenly near Albany,
Friday, Aug 13. She would have
been go years of age Sept. 5. Her
maiden name was Burns. Mrs. Cher
rington of Glouster is a daughter.
She leaves also a daughter Mary or
the home and two other daughters.
Mrs. King had been Christian since
small girl, and at the time OF the
Civil war she stood at recruiting
stations and sang to help drum up
recruits. Your correspondent heard
her sing two years ago, and while
her voice was very weak, 1t was still
beautiful She was the oldest char
ter member of Mary SWEET Tent, 56,
of Glouster, and was active so long
as health permitted She with her
family lived for years at Glouster
where her husband was postmaster
IA years. The funeral was held at
the Cherrington home, Sunday at 2
D. m, conducted by Rev. M. z.
Hoon of New Marshfield. Burial
was made at Glouster. The Daugh-
ters of Veterans had charge of the
services at cemetery, and were pail
bearers and flower girls, Every
Sept. 5 the deceased invited the d.
of VS. to her home, and all looked
forward to this.-Bishopville Cor
respondent
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-08-19
HOWARD MASON CHARGED WITH
INTENT TO KILL

Howard Mason, "a, of Parkers-
burg, w. Va, who was arrested
Wednesday morning OF last week,
at Rokbey Lock, after he had slash
ed Donald Lawrence, %, of this
place, with a penknife, following an
alteration, was arraigned last
Thursday before L. N. Seaman, ].
p, charged with cutting with intent
to kill. He waived examination and
was bound over to the grand jury.
Bond was fixed at $1,000, and In de-
fault of same he was remanded to
Jail.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-08-19
TO OPERATE DAIRY FARM
ON PARMITER PLACE

Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Warne and
daughter Carol moved Tuesday to
the Alvin Parmiter place, east OF
town, owned by Mrs. T. III. Simpson,
and Mr.. Warne has also leased Mr..
Parmiter's farm nearby, and he and
Mr.. Parmiter are going into the
dairy business.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-08-19
Deaths Toll

Au1. 10 To IN 1Q2s

Aug. IL to 10, 1887
Margaret Hastings, GAINESVILLE.
Mrs. Edith Baker Witte, Malta.
Mrs. Caroline Taylor, Athens.
Mrs. R. s. King, Glouster.
Mrs. Laura Eppley, Roseville.
Mrs. Media Mckee, Titusville, Pa.
Mrs. Clara X. Boal, GAINESVILLE.
w. A. Carly, Canton.
Lawrence Shields, Reinersville.
Benz. Marshall, Winter Haven, Fla.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-08-19

Manchester grange, Wednesday,
Aug. 25, at p. m.: Song, The
dearest spot on earth to me-" bJ
grange Men will tell of the i'm
provements they plan to make on
their farms next year; women, OF
their house improvements; contest
for all.