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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-02-25
G. w. DUVALL AND DEE RAY
In PROPERTY DEAL

Mr. George w. Duvall and Mr.. Dee
Ray of this place have consummated
a real estate deal, whereby Mr.. Ray
becomes the owner of the building
on Center street, the first floor of
which is occupied by the Red &
White store (Duvalps grocery and
the second story, four room apart
ment, and bath, where Mr.. and Mrs.
Duvall reside. In the deal, Mr. Ray
traded his nine-room duplex proper
ty in Cumberland to Mr.. Duvall.
That property is located on Main
street, contains basement, a double
garage and double wash house. It
was the former Rollin Prouty prop
erty, which Mr.. Ray purchased Jan.
IL. Possession is to be given April
1. Mr.. Duvall and wife plan to con
tinue to make this place their
home, and will likely purchase
property here. Mrs. o. e. Duvall
has four year lease on the grocery.
Mr. and Mrs. G. w. Duvall had own
ed the property here for the past
20 years, having acquired it from
Mrs Helen Sprague Morrison.
The Duvall-Ray deal was made
through the George B. Kenney real
estate agency.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-02-25
GROVE PATTERSON AND WIFE
CELEBRATE GOLDEN WEDDING

Mr.. and Mrs Grove Patterson
celebrated their 50th wedding an
niversary Sunday, Feb. 81, at their
home near Wolf Creek church. A
bountiful pot luck dinner was serv-
ed cafeteria style at the noon hour.
The occasion was also the 23rd
wedding anniversary of their daugh-
ter and son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Leslie Drake of GAINESVILLE. Mr.. and
Mrs. Patterson are enjoying the
best Of health, and are still resid-
ing on the farm where they went to
housekeeping so years ago. Mrs.
Patterson'S maiden name was EN-
ma Bullock. They wish to thank
their many friends for the remem-
brances of cards and presents, which
they received. The surprise of the
day was the presentation of radio
to this esteemed couple, by their
children and grandchildren. All
the six children were present, and
all of the Is grandchildren, except
one.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Leo Patterson, near Malta; Mr.. Ivan
Patterson and Miss Gladys Patter-
son of Columbus; Mr.. and Mrs.
Owen Patterson. Howard and Wilma
Patterson and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Parsons of Wolf Creek; Mr.. and
Mrs. Leslie Drake, Francis, Donald
and Beatrice Drake, John Bryslan
of GAINESVILLE; Mr.. and Mrs. Forma
Shrivers, Bernard and Beth Shriv-
ers, Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Berry,
Miss Mary Belle Shrivers, Malta;
Mr.. and Mrs Raymond Patterson,
Vivian, Robert and Raymond Patter-
son, jr., Russell Douglas, of Can
ton; Mrs. L. L. Anderson and SON
Joe, Columbus Mr.. and Mrs. Eliza
Ray, South GAINESVILLE; Cora and
Alice Drake, Mr.. and Mrs. Chester
Roberts, Mrs. Ernest Kincaid, Mr..
and Mrs Carl Warne, Mrs. Ona
Warne, and H. G.. Shilling, all OF
McConnelsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patterson are among
the county's best citizens, and the
Democrat joins their many friends
in wishing them many more years
of health and happiness.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-02-25
HERBERT KELLY LANDS
FINE APPOINTMENT

Mr. Herbert J. Kelly of this place
has been appointed by Collector OF
Internal Revenue H. F.. Bucey, as
deputy collector of revenue in this
district, and he will work out OF
the GAINESVILLE office. He was order
ed by Mr.. Bucey to appear in Zanes-
vile today to be sworn in. Mr..
Kelly is well qualified for the posi-
tion. He graduated in bookkeeping
and accounting from the Meredith
Business college, GAINESVILLE, follow
ing which he was for three years in
the B. & O. railroad office at New
ark; was for year salesman for
the r. j. Reynolds Tobacco Com
pany, and more recently assisted in
conducting highway survey in
this county, and is at present and
has been for some months, in the
National Unemployment service, q
position he is resigning. The new
appointment pays $1,80O per year
to start, and expenses, and later
will pay more.
Mr.. Kelly who has been an active
worker in the Democrat party, is
being congratulated by many friends
upon his appointment
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-02-25

Miss Kathryn Stretch, home eco
nomics authority in charge of the
clinic, has designated the opening
demonstration as Feature Day"
This will include servings to show
the new features and uses Of the
modern gas range. The recipes used
by Miss Stretch may be readily pre-
pared in any home.
Miss Maxine Robertson, home SER
vice representative of The Gas Com
pany, will assist Miss Stretch with
the demonstration each day.
A feature. of this new type clinic
is the unique method of presenta-
ton. Everything will be prepared
in a specially constructed kitchen
before the audience. Every dish
will be prepared by the two home
economics authorities and may be
observed by all those in attend
ance
Home management will be in
fluded in the program. Hints and
helps to homemakers for planning
meals in advance, also labor AMI
time saving methods, will come in
for their share of attention. By
planning meals in advance, house
wives may be able to serve delic-
ious, though inexpensive, meals.
The equipment used in these
demonstrations is modern in fur
pishings and fittings. Nothing has
been left undone to gain efficiency
and beauty.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-02-25
COW CAUSES SUIT FOR
$4,000 AT MARIETTA

A damage suit for $4,000, grow
ing out of impounding a COW, be-
gan Wednesday in common pleas
court, Marietta, which it is es-
timated will last for two days. It
is stated the trouble began when a
cow broke down line fence on the
Henry B. Lyons farm and tramped
the garden of Howard E. Kaneff,
and it is stated the latter caught
the COW and kept her in his barn,
claiming damages to his crops.
Lyons, it is alleged, went before a
j. p, to have an affidavit filed
against Kaneff charging hims with
larceny. A warrant was issued and
Kaneff was arrested and lodged in
Jail, where he was held he charges
for more than three hours. Lyons
then withdrew the charge and
Kaneff was released. Kaneff sued
Lyons for $4,000 for falsely accus-
ing him of larceny, and an added
$4,000 for false arrest and wrong
full Imprisonment.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-02-25
ADDITIONAL RED CROSS
CONTRIBUTIONS

Contributions to American Red
Cross for flood relief to date are
$1,90049. List of contributors
since last report follows: McCon-.
nelsville-s25, New Era Club; $40,
Roy Siler, Eva Simpson, McKendree
Sunday school, Bristol Presbyterian
Sunday school, Muskingum Valley
Grocery. Rose Farm P.T.A. SIS, Mr..
and Mrs. G. A. Richey, Morris Hard
ware Company, Community Civic
Club, Mr. and Mrs. j. r. Dunkle. Mr..
and Mrs. w. c. Spillman, Mary
Sands, Wesley Chapel L. A. S. So,
Mrs. John McGonagle, Mrs. Chas.
Roberts, VIM. M Smith, Rachel j.
Smith. So, Mrs. Garner Dickinson,
Gertrude McMurray, Mrs. VIM. john
son, Catha Johnson. 81, M. F..
League, Edward Schwendeman, S.
d. Gilliland, Mrs. Gussie Hughes,
Fred Shoop, Rosa M. Fouts,- Lewis
James, Mrs. Lewis James, Mrs. Anna
Rusk.
Malta-$5, B. S. Harris, Ida Hum
phrey, S. N. Manly. So, Scott Mel
lor 81, Ethel Boal, Malta Hotel,
O. D. Fuller.
Stockport-$5, Windsor P. T. A.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-02-25
Death OF Stephen NJ. Archer

Stephen NJ Archer, 56, former
well known educator of Noble coun
ty, died last Thursday night at his
home in Marion, O. He was a broth
er of the late Judge and ex-senator
M. B. Archer, of CALDWELL was born
and reared at East Union, Noble
county, and was a near neighbor of
the late Mr.. and Mrs. McGovern
and family. The deceased and Mrs.
Margaret Curran were class mates.
He had been prominent educator,
having taught in Caldwell high
school. He also served as superin-
tendent of the high schools of
Woodsfield and Cadiz, and was in
structor in the Marion schools at the
time of his death. He leaves his
wife and two children. He was one
of family of II children born to
the late Stephen M. and Rachel Ma
theney Archer, of whom but two
survive-Eastman Archer, of Ly-
ford, Tex, and Cicero M. Archer, of
Noble county Esther Archer,
sister, was the wife of Charles Craig
of Stockport.
Funeral services were held Sun
day afternoon in the M. q. church,
at East Union, with interment III
the church cemetery.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-02-25
HOME TOWN MOVIE PICTURES

aSee yourself and your town in
the movies" has become the catch
word this week. as the high school
athletic association prepare for the
home town motion picture show and
amateur contest to be held in the
high school auditorium, Marcia and
5. Miss Ruth A. Ritchie of Cleve-
land, manager for the Amateur Ser
vice Production, has charge of the
preparations for the show. The
cameraman will arrive Thursday to
begin taking pictures.
Mrs. Edwards of the music de-
partment of the high school has
charge of the amateur contest, and
will receive applications for same at
the high school office. Please reg
lister there on or before p. m.,
Monday, March 1. An elimination
contest will be held that evening,
and a rehearsal Wednesday, March
8. Be sure and get your registra-
tion in. There will be cash awards.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-02-25
MIR. AND MRS. A. Il. CLIFFORD
MARRIED so YEARS

Plans are being made to celebrate
the golden wedding of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. l.. (Link) Clifford of Newton ridge,
on Saturday, March 6, at the Bailey
ridge church, with a basket dinner
at noon, and in the afternoon there
will be a program. Rev. M. T. Nc
Donald, present pastor at Bailey's,
and Rev. j. H. Longsworth of Sher-
rodsville, former pastor, are ex-
pected to be present. Abraham Lin
coin Clifford and Dora White were
married March 3, 1887, by Rev. N.
B. Henery, Baptist minister. They
were the parents of five children,
two of whom-Walter of the home.
and Martin, of Chesterhill, survive
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford are among the
county's best citizens. Mr. Clifford s
age is u and his wife is TO- Both
are enjoying fairly good health.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-02-25

ice Dulaney, deceased, former or
of Alice Dulaney to probate and ap-
pointing of Kenneth Dulaney as ex-
ecutor, is set aside and held for
naught. Finding of the court is
that said Alice Dulaney was resi-
dent of Cuyahoga county, o.
Lydia r. Duvall, the person nam
ed in the will, is appointed ex-
ecutrix of the estate Of o. E. Du-
vail, deceased, without bond. APP
praisers are: G.. C. Mckay, F. B.
Kraps and H. J. Leggett.
The will of Edwin J. Deaver, late
Of York township, is admitted to
probate. By it's terms all property
is bequeathed to his wife, Lulu M.
Deaver. Will directs executrix to
erect a suitable monument to his
grave. The will was executed June
Y. 1892, and is witnessed by H. f..
Pickens and J. w. Bullock.
Estate of Herbert Morris, deceas-
ed is not subject to inheritance tax.
Gross value of estate is $432.62,
and debts and costs of administra-
tion are the same.
Estate of Lilly M. Rusk is not
subject to inheritance tax. Gross
value of estate is $3,334.54; debts
and costs of administration, ST.
867.51: net market value, $46703,
which passes, in equal shares-$66.-
II to Florence A. Jacob, Mary A.
Wright, J. l.. Kirby, Almeda Rouan-
zoin. Eta McFadden, Edith l..
Post and Leonard Kirby, brothers
and sisters.
Charles H. Thomas is appointed
administrator of the estate of VIM.
r. Thomas, late of Center township.
Bond, 5000. Minor Morris, John
Sherlock and Clarence Reed, ap-
praisers.
Maggie e. McKibben is appointed
Administrative of the estate of Mag
gle E. Thomas, late of Center town
ship. Bond, 5000. Appraisers are
Minor Morris, John Sherlock ana
Clarence Reed. Surviving heirs OF
| the late said VIM. r. and Maggie
| Thomas are Chas. H. Thomas.
son, GAINESVILLE, and Anna M. Nc
Kibben, daughter, Of McConnelsville
route.
In the matter of the estate Of
Thomas Ball, deceased, motion for
removal of executor, A. H. Whit
acre, who filed motion for removal,
withdraws motion, claim Of said A.
HI. Whitacre being paid in full by
~. S. Ball, executor.
RECORDER's OFFICE
Alvin Lamborn and wife to Will
lard Buchanan, lots, at Pine View
camp, Windsor township, 81.
Kate e. Stanton to John and FL
la Whitney, McConnelsville lot, 81.
J. T. Stanton to Kate r. Stanton,
McConnelsville lot, certificate OF
| transfer.
James Bump to VIM. S. Bark.
hurst, .6S acre, Malta, 81.
Richard M. Huffman, deceased, to
Howard Huffman, 63.11 acres
Bloom, certificate for transfer.
Charles d. Carpenter and wife to
Allen and Elizabeth Stewart, $40
acres. East Bloom, 81.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-02-25
EMPLOYEES OF AID FOR
AGED MEET HERE

A meeting of the employees OF d.
vision of aid for the aged OF TINS
district was held here Tuesday ev-
ening at the Kennebec hotel, where
an elegant three course dinner was
served. Employees from Athens,
Morgan, Monroe and Noble counties
were present. 1t was given in honor
of Mrs. Lucetta Steward of Woods
field, who is district investigator.
She was accompanied by her hus-
band, and covers were laid for IL.
Mrs. Steward was presented radio
for her automobile. Later in the
evening all repaired to the home OF
Mrs. Fred Tavenner, where the re-
mainder of the evening was pleas
antly spent socially.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-02-25
PARTS OF COUNTY HIT
BY WIND STORM

The storm bordering on cyclone
which 'swept portions of the state
Sunday afternoon about 1880
o'clock, struck parts of Morgan
county, doing considerable damage
in places.
Near Chesterhill barn belonging
to Tom Maybe collapsed in the storm,
killing one horse and injuring an
other so badly that it had to be kill
ed. Ed McGinnis' garage in Marion
township was picked up and blown
a distance, leaving the car, undam-
aged and standing where the garage
had been; and Emmett Wright's
garage, near Ringgold, was also
blown away, and his machine not
damaged.
Perhaps the most damage was at
the Clarence Dewitt place in Meigs-
Vile township where considerable
roofing was torn from the house
and barn, the brooder house blown
into the road and demolished; side
of a wagon house blown down, and
roofing torn from other buildings,
and some trees uprooted. The .esti-
mate of amount of damages has not
yet been made.
Here in the twin cities but little
damage was done. Part of the roof
of George Lovell's garage was blown
off, and slight damage was done to
other roofs, and window was
broken in at the beauty parlor over
the Kroger grocery
Down in East Windsor consider
able roofing was torn off at the
Frank Mummey place, who also had
his barn door blown away. Emmett
Gatewood also suffered damage,
about half the roofing on his barn
and garage being ripped off. Earl
Hambel suffered the loss of roofing,
and at other places roofs were more
or less damaged.
At Ed Roberts residence IN Eas.
Bloom, part of the roof was blown
off. Mrs. Carlos Martins property
in Deerfield was damaged. G. ;.
Strong lost some slate from MS
building, and DIR. H. l.. Fiscus,
Reinersville, had loss.
Cumberland village suffered mucn
damage, as did also Beverly and
Waterford
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-02-25
TALK OF NINE-FOOT STAGE
PLAN is REVIVED

According to Captain F. S. Tandy
of the corps Of U. S. engineers, agi-
tation for the Improvement of the
Muskingum river with a nine foot
stage between Marietta and Coshoc-
ton, is revived. The nine-fOot stage
was given some consideration last
fall Generally the plan calls for
the building of new and higher
dams along the Muskingum river,
together with thorough dredging of
the river channel. 1t is stated there
would be fewer pools than at pres
ent, and possibly but four or five
dams between the Ohio river and
GAINESVILLE, and the locks would be
made of dimensions adequate for
large boats, to the end that any
craft that plies the Ohio river might
follow the Muskingum for it's en-
tire length from Marietta to Coshoc
ton.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-02-25
MASONIC PARTY MONDAY
AN ENJOYABLE OCCASION

Approximately $50 persons were
present at the Masonic party heiu
Monday evening at the high school
auditorium. These occasions are
an annual affair and are held as
near to Washington's birthday as
possible. Those present included
members of Corinthian lodge, No.
Ill, and of Valley lodge, No. 145;
Valley Chapter, No. 19, 0. b. s.,
and their families, and all resident
MasOns whose memberships are
elsewhere, and their families.
The first part of the evening was
a program of music by Freddie
Stedman's nine piece orchestra or
Marietta. DIR. Edgar Northrup pre-
sided during this program. Miss
Gloria Prouty of Marietta gave an
acrobatic dance, and along with the
orchestra numbers was a special
song stunt which those present at
the time thought was put on by
professionals connected in some
manner with the orchestra, but
while professionals. judging from
the manner in which they did their
parts, they did not hail from Ma
rietta, but were from Bristol town
ship, in the persons of Messrs Ha-
mer Ritchey and Enoch Flanders.
Next in order came refreshments,
served in the agriculture depart
ment room, and consisting of ice
cream, cake, coffee, and mints. The
remainder of the evening was CIV
en- over to dancing, and there were
also bingo games. The Marietta or
chestra played for the round dane
ing and divers orchestra played
for square dancing, with Mr.. G. o.
James, caller.
Messrs. o. p. Lindsay and J. F..
Niceswanger. Masters of Corinthian
and Valley lodges respectively, had
general charge of the occasion, with
special mmittees-Robert Naylor
and John Adams on the entertain
ment committee; Edward Perkins
and Kenneth Longley, music, and
Conrad White and B. D. Richard
son, refreshments.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-02-25
NEW MANAGEMENT FOR
CITY LOAN

The City Loan has recently ap-
pointed Virgil H. Roush manager OIL
it's GAINESVILLE office, succeeding VIM.
J. Marshall Mr.. Roush, former
contact man and assistant manager
in the small loan department of the
Columbus Gay street office of The
City Loan, has had wide experience
in this line of work.
Recently, in order to provide more
convenient facilities for customers
and to continue the high standard
of service that is extended by this
company throughout the state, The
City Loan completely remodeled it's
offices at 90 North Fifth street.
The public is invited to stop in and
get acquainted with Mr. Roush, who
is anxious to make the acquaintance
and friendship of the people OF
GAINESVILLE and vicinity.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-02-25

An unusual attraction of the In
stitute will be short talk by DR..
Roy A. Burkhart, Columbus psy-
chologist and student of home prob
lens, whose topic will be Domestic
Engineering" This discussion will
deal with solving and coordinating
modern home problems.
Many valuable prizes will be
awarded each day following the
demonstrations Heading this list
Of awards is a modern Tappan di-
vided-top gas range which will be
given away on the last day. Any
person in attendance during any
one of the three days may win the
range. Other prizes include, three
Slick coffee makers, Wear-Ever
aluminium kitchen ware, mixing
bowls, cutlery sets and twenty-four
large shopping bags of groceries.
See page seven of this paper for
large advertisement.
Program of GascO Food Institute
Wednesday, March 3-"Feature
Day" p. m. Recipes prepared al
the session embody the many fea-
lures of the modern gas range. Up
| to-the-minute methods of cookery
with gas are demonstrated.
Thursday, March 4-'sThe Talk OF
the Town." 900 p. m. A novel pre-
sentation of modern methods of en-
tertaining with delicious food serv.
ings, with a thrifty eye on costs
Also, the preparation of hurry-uI
meal will be demonstrated.
Friday, March 5-"Health Day,
$3.50 a. m. Demonstrations deal
| primarily with the simmer cooking
| method of preparing vegetables. The
program will be concluded by a hall
hour discussion of Domestic En-
| gineering" by DR.. Roy A. Burkhart
prominent psychologist.
Admission free.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-02-25
Is ONE ROOM SCHOOL
HOUSES IN COUNTY

There are only 13 one-room coun-
try school houses in the county,
where school is being held this WIN
ter, as follows: In Meigsville town.
ship-McCarty's, Oak Grove, Un-
ionville and Sherwoodsburg; Bloom
-Eagleport; Marion township. :
Bethel (colored); Center Center
vile, Newtonville, Hackney and
Earley's; Malta-the Brick" Wind
sor-Hosom's and Newton Ridge.
While there are a few other coun-
try school houses that have not been
abandoned by the boards Of educa-
tion. the most of them have been
sold, and many torn down.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-02-25
Mrs. Ruth Pinkerton Improving

Word received here Tuesday by
the relatives of Mrs. Ruth Dover
Pinkerton, was encouraging. Mrs.
Pinkerton, as stated in the Demo-
crat last week, is i'll with double
pneumonia, and is in a hospital at
Keyser, w. Va, where she was TAX
en- from the B. D. Johnson home in
that city where she was taken i'll.
The message received here Tuesday
stated that her temperature was go
ing down, and that her lungs SEEM
ed to be clearing.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-02-25
80 TOOK DRIVERS LICENSE
TEST HERE SATURDAY

At the automobile drivers Ii
cense test given here Saturday, a
class Of 80 took the examination,
and the tests will be given hereaf-
ter until further notice, the third
Saturday of each month, at the Of
flee of the sheriff, court house, be-
tween the hours of a. M, and s
p. m. The official giving the test
calls attention to the fact that after
Feb. Is, the temporary drivers Ii
cense permits are only to be used
when the person holding permit is
accompanied by licensed driver in
the front seat with him.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-02-25
ADDITIONAL JURORS DRAWN
FOR LELAND DAVIS CASE

In the case of State of Ohio VS..
Leland Davis, charged with second
degree murder, the following extra
jurors have been chosen, to draw
from in impaneling the jury: Glen
Evans, Windsor township; Chas.
Campbell, Meigsville; Clyde Par
miter and Fonnie Hooper, McCon-
nelsville; frankie Hawkins, Stock
port; Elmer Lamb, Eta Martin and
Earl Weaver, Deerfield; Walter Gift
ford, Penn, and E. e. Robb, East
Bloom.
The case is posted for hearing,
beginning Monday, March /.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-02-25
SEEKS WPA PROJECTS TO
REMOVE LANDSLIDES

A project has been prepared ask
ing for the removing of recent land
slides from road beds, and reloca-
tion of roads on account of land
slides. Cost of the project is es-
timated at $3.50, of which the
sponsors share is $1,000, which
would mean work for A men for
two months. Engineer Fred Smith
took the project Wednesday to the
district WPA office at GAINESVILLE,
for approval. The landslides were
caused by the recent heavy rains,
and there are many of them through
out the county.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-02-25
MRS. MARY ABEL HEADS
DISTRICT O. +. S.

AT the 18th session of District
No. 25, Order of Eastern Star, held
Wednesday night of last week, at
Malta, Mrs. Mary r. Abel of the
local chapter was honored in being
elected and installed as president.
Mrs Abel has served as Worthy
Matron Of Valley Chapter, No. 10,
and three years ago was district
deputy. The district comprises
four counties-Athens, Morgan,
Washington and Meigs, with 20
chapters. The honor is distinct
one. Mrs. Abel is highly efficient in
her duties in the order, and that
she will fill her new position most
capably goes without saying.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-02-25
WILLIAM ALLEN PROMOTED

Mr.. William Allen, son of Mr.. H.
G. Allen of this place, who has been
employed as travelling salesman for
the Nestle's Milk Product Company,
Inc, New York City, left Monday
for Huntington, w. Va, where he
has a different sort of a position
with the company, from that Of
salesman alone. His new duties
take him into West Virginia, Penn
sylvania and New York. Although
one of the youngest statesmen for
the company in the point Of service,
Mr.. Allen was selected with several
others, from number of statesmen,
for the new duties which come in
the line of promotion.