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The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1937-10-28
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OFFERS ENTERTAINMENT

The students Of 81. j. G. THU
year have been very fortunate
as the 1887 schedule has been ar.
ranged to bring many games or
Branch Field. The best Of all, Of
course. will be the Home Coming
game. For this grand and glo.
rious occasion, none other than
the Wesson Wolves, our arch ri.
walls, win be entertained, and
without . doubt, the entertain.
mcnt will be well worthwhile.
We have already seen 4 good
games this year and the Wesson
occasion win bring the home sea-
SON to . glorious close; that is,
if Coach Branch's present plans
work ont.
The Ellisville game was proba.
bly, one Of the best that will be
seen this season. The Bobcats
gave the Goodman boys quite a
scare even though Holmes came
out on the long end Of . 1910
count. Though the Senatobia and
Scooba games were one-sided, the
audience found the movings OF
the Bulldogs very interesting.
The present issue Of the Bull
dogs is no doubt one Of the best,
Coaches Ras and Frank Branch
have ever assembled and should
win the Championship in stride
to repeat the 1896 performance.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1937-10-28

The Junior English class, spon'
sored by Miss Tackett. has re-
Gently organized an American Lit
erary Club with Lawrence Gull
no as chairman.
The purpose Of this club Is ia
gives the students an idea Of the
origin and progress Of American
Literature. Splendid programs
have been given by the program
committee, with Katherine Shanks
as chairman.
This club is sure to become a
great success and a credit to the
school because Of the splendid CO.
operation that has been shown by
all its members.
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An organisation on this cam
pus which has proved itself 70 b
not only inspiraticnel and help.
ful in the lives Of all here. but
also very necessary i the !. ~
q. x. Il u most active In ia
work Of building the oharaotst
a. each individual and in aiding
in any way possible to make ev
cry student on the campus nap
py. D..
ident. Mary Thorton Lindsey, OF
Pelehatchie Vice President, Lot
tie Mae SHELTON, Eupora; Secre
ary-Treasurer, Dean Lawrence,
Pickens; Devotional Chairman. Ar
ME Laurie Mcclellan, Lexington
Masters Minority Chairman. Lau-
"a Jones. Okolona; Vesper Chair
man. Frances Willis, Grenada
Social Activity Chairman. Gene
Mckinney, Hollandale; Personal
Service Chairman, Josie Dell TriR
leth. Lexington; Music Chairman,
Dorothy Hines, Chalybeate; and
Freshman Representative, Louise
Gregg, West Point.
During the first week OF school
the Y. w. G. A. was very help
fui to the freshmen girls. Girl
wearing pins saying "Ask Me-,
were ready to give any needed
information and to make the new
students comfortable. On the
first Thursday evening OF schoo
the Y gave q reception to pro
mote GOOD fellowship among TN
students, and those who attended
remember it as . joyous occasion
The initiation Of the Y. w. c.
members was an impressive and
inspirational service in the gym
Sentember "a. The participants
n the ceremony were dressed in
white, and light was furnished
only by candles. A prayer was
offered and songs were sung.
Regular active services have
now been started. Laura Jones
il responsible for the Master
Minority meetings every morning
Immediately after breakfast. Thu
Y. w. c. A. and Z. N. g. A
unite in the morning watch ser
vice every "wednesday mornin!
at 6 o'clock and Sundays at !
o'clock.
Josie pen Tffgleth, persona
service chairman, is responsible
for the "Daily Thought which
appears on the bulletin board.
Devotional and prayer services
in the lobby every evening arr
supervised by Annie Laurie Nc
Lellan.
Miss Rigby, the sponsor of thu
Y, represented the organization
in a chapel program one morn
ing.
Members Of the Y. w. G. A
are very anxious that every on
should join their organization ant
enjoy the richness in Christian
life by which they may benefi
Campus.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1937-10-28

back these up Brock and Garrett
although slightly injured at pres
ent, should be raring to go for
the battle. At any rate, there
will be a real battle at Perkin-
ston next Saturday, October 80.
come to see her.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1937-10-28

"Just q minutel" Oh. don't
look now but I think it's Billie
Meadows. By the way, Billie,
all Of the Mississippi girls would
fall for you even though you don't
have those beautiful curls If you
would give them more time than
"just . minute"
Joe Louis wants to keep hin
love affair IN his homo state, but
Texas Bramlett seems to think
that distance lends euchant-
ment,"
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luctantly the parting words ar
said, but watch out for the after
effects.
l guess / better 60 in and -
if l can get a little grits aud haah
to tide me over to cornflakes N
the morning.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1937-10-28
MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, IL Srd.
E OF THE DAY.
"PIGSKIN CHAMPIONS"

The super-feature comedy, Topper streamlines spectacu-
larly into the ultra modern and futuristic realms of entertain
ment. Luxury and richness provide the background for the
fastest moving action and hilarious humor of Thorne Smiths
delightful novel Of wit and satire.
Co-starring Constance Bennett and Cary Grant with Roland
Young as Topper and a supporting cast which includes
Billie, Burke, Alan Aowbray and Eugene Palette in featured
roles provides outstanding players to portray the outstand-
ing funny and thrilling episodes of beautiful ghosts fluttering
through space.
MATINEE MONDAY SIS ]. n. i
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1937-10-28

As the wheel-round and round
she goes
And where it stops nobody knowA.
So gossip grows and grows.
And where it starts nobody
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1937-10-28
8. O. q.

Mr.. Allen-please play golf ct
least four afternoons . week.
Drilling gets mighty tiresome.
The boys seem to think that
Winborn Quincy il getting .
break by having to play for the
girls gym classes but Wilborn
calls it work.
Say, Frances Fielder, why don't
you stay on the campus more -
that you can give the boys that
idolize you a little more inspira-
ton.
Frasca, you stay in the dining
hall so long-cant you eat and
shoot that Massachusetts, line ct
the same timei She must b
falling for it.
Up until now Johnny Powell
has been fussing about the notes
he has to take in Biology, but
since they are studying "genes''
he has become very interested
Will somebody please explain
why Slim Mcclellan "dresses up"
for every meal.
Who is this "Pretty" boy that
so many Of the girls are raving
about? Is he a blonde or a bru-
nette.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1937-10-28
PICTORIAL"
"~TECHNICoLOR CARToON"
FRIDAY, SATURDAY, 2e-s0th.
"BORNEO"
PORTRAITS or PORTUGAL" (IGagic Carpet
''PEEPINQ, PENQUINS" (Cartoon)
BTKUK CON- (SefiGfy

THE BLACK COIN (Sefi8J
::Borneo' is Martin Johnson's last and greatest adventure.
filmed in the land of the incredible, the inconceivable and the
impossible.
The land of wild men and Dyak pirates, a jungle land Of
head-hunters, of unexplored waterways that twist through
impenetrable wilderness, a land split by the equator. shelter
ing in its forbidden dep his marvels strange to the eyes of man.
You will see tree climbing fish, flying snakes, oysters on trees,
the proboscis monkey, rarest of the rare, and the scene OF
Martin Johnsons Martin Johnson's greatest capture as wild
men grapple in a three day battle with the "Devl-beast' Of
the jungle.
ssBorneo" i sthe best of the Martin johnson pictures and you
can be certain that there will never be another like it.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1937-10-28

Now we've told you what we've
heard
It was not told us by a bird.
If you're in it, don't cry and fret.
If you're not-we1l get you yet.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-08-26
Rural Dale

All persons having an interest in
the care of Aliens cemetery, are re-
quested to meet the Saturday before
Labor day, Sept. 4, for the purpose
of cleaning and moving itMr and
Mrs. Paul McClelland and three
daughters returned to their home in
Cleveland, Sunday, after a visit with
relatives here and in McConnels-
vile. Mrs. Harvey Wilson and
daughters of Nebraska, attended the
43d annual reunion of the Richey
family, which was held Thursday at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs Finley
Culver. Mrs. Wilson is cousin Of
Mr.. Culver. Mrs. Will Culver,
daughter Clara, and son John were
also present at the reunion, and af-
terward visited with relatives until
Sunday, when they returned to their
home in YoungstoWn.--Lou Shill-
ing, whose condition has been noted
each week in these items, was
brought to his home here from Be-
thesda hospital, in the Henderson
ambulance, Saturday, where he is
resting as comfortably as can be ex-
pected.- Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Frame
" liz WI dSSohipdhlC Wy 4hlOcNo
Pearl Starrett and Faye Powelson Of
Duncan Falls, on motor trip to the
Pacific coast, where they spent the
summer in California, arrived at
home Friday afternoon. They visit
ed many places of interest on both
the westward and return trip, but
they say that Ohio looked the best
of all. l.--Rev. Hollis Greene, who has
been in poor health for several
weeks, is little better at this time.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. V. Riggs enter
tanned number Of relatives of Mr..
Riggs from Texas, Shadyside and
Columbus, at their home near here,
Sunday -Delmar Harlan, Corwin
Frame, Paul Lewis Roberts. Deane
Ellis, Raymond Finney and James
and Orry Pyle, spent Sunday at
Cedar Point. Mrs. Lou Frame spent
several days last week with her son,
Denzil, and family of Philo. Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Peairs of Malta Wis
tied at the Louis Shilling home Sun
day. Other callers in the village
we're Carl White and daughter Miss
Vaughn, of East Bloom, at Mrs. l..
F. Roberts, and Mrs. Nellie Der
wacter and son Ray at Mrs. Anna
Downing's.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-08-26

Ball and sons Howard and Orville at
Chester Balls, at Wrightstown; MI.
and Mrs. George James at Lewis
James, Mrs. Coda Patton, Betty
Zortman and Richard Headley, at
Ben Loomis'; Russell James and fam
fly, at Harold 's-Mrs. Cora
McPeak has returned home, after
visiting in Malta Mrs. Frank Davis
spent two days last week with her
son Orville and family al Chester
hill. Mrs. Anna Greathouse is
spending the week at Chesterhill
with her father, George Carr. .--Sun-
day afternoon visitors were Mr.. and
Mrs. B. S. Harris, Misses Lizzie and
Joan Harris, at J. W. Harris; Mr..
and Mrs. F. M. Wells at Paul Wells:
Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas Cain, Mrs Mag
gle Medley, Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett
Geddes at Raymond James; Miss
Cleo Sevall at Carlos Harris; Mr..
and Mrs. Pearl Daniel and daughter
Lucille at Leonard Benjamin's; Mr..
and Mrs. Orin Abel, sons Fred and
Floyd, at Henry Abel's- Mr.. and
Mrs Earl Hummel of Canton attend
ed the Hummel reunion, Saturday,
and spent the night at Archie Hum
mel's. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hum
mel were supper guests at the Hum
mel home. Mrs. Carrie Abel spent
part of last week with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Lowell Palmer and family,
of Watertown.--C. w. Martin aud
Mrs. Lizzie Lindimore of Malta spent
the first of the week at Bernard Ben
jamin s.--Paul Wells and family
were dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ebert Wilson, Sunday. Williams
brothers are drilling well for gas
on the Russell James farm, formerly
the Marion Beach farm. Mr.. and
Mrs. ARA Ball spent Saturday with
their son, Otis and family Miss
Vivian Mcdaniel returned to her
home at Columbus, Sunday, after
spending some time with her aunt,
Mrs. Harvey Greathouse. Mr.. and
Mrs. ArchieHummel and Wayne Con-
noley were Friday evening visitors
of Mrs. John Price, of Chesterhill.--
Bill Goddard and family, George,
Esther and Helen Huffman and Earl
Newton were Sunday evening visit
ors at F. S. Miller's.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-08-26
Pennsville

Mr.. and Mrs Ted Hilaman AMI
son Teddy returned Sunday morn
ing from a four days trip through
Virginia and Maryland Mr. and
Mrs. Herman Martin of Otsego and
Harlin Martin and mother of Stew
art were Sunday guests of Cecil
Martin and family. Last Saturday
evening party was held in the par
lor at the l. o. o. F. hall, honoring
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight McInturf, who
are leaving soon for Macksburg,
where they will make their home
A delicious pot luck supper was serv-
ed to about so Odd Fellows and Re-
bekahs, and a very pleasant evening
was spent.-4P grange will
meet in regular session Friday even
ing, Aug. 81. There will be work in
the first and second degrees. A good
attendance is desired and Mrs.
C. j. Kennard and Mr.. and Mrs.
Gus Kennard returned Saturday
from ten days visit with Raymond
Kennard and family, near Okla
homa City, Okla, and O. E. Ken
nard and family OF Tulsa, Okla.-
Cash Barkhurst has bought the
Wagner property (the old hotel) in
Pennsville.-- Floyd De Weese and
Mrs. Geo. Kennard attended the
Buckeye school reunion at the home
Of Simon Burge, Saturday Mrs.
Rachel Holcomb. Mrs. Edith Plum
mer and daughter Martha spent
Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. A. z.
Penrose Of Coolvil1e. Mr.. and Mrs.
Russell Bachelor Of Malta spent Sun
day here with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Kennard, and Mr.. AMI
Mrs. Jesse Bachelor Next Thurs
day evening, Sept. 2, Penn Rebekayl
lodge will have a pot luck supper,
following the lodge meeting. Each
member to bring one dish Sand
wiches will be furnished, and each
member to have a joke for the pro-
gram ATTY w. S. Marshall of Co
lumbus was dinner guest last Fri
day of hisoaunt. Mrs. Fred Williams,
and family Harold Hilaman and
children Keith and Madolin. Mrs
Will Hilaman and Mrs. Bertha Will
liams went to Canton Saturday to
visit Mrs. Hilaman's daughters Mrs
Geo. Ham and family and Miss Hell
en- Hilaman. Miss Helen returned
with them Sunday evening for two
weeks visit with home folks Mrs.
Rachel Holccmb had as her guests
two days last week, j. w. Shaw and
wife and son Of Miami. Fla, and
Charles Holcomb of RosevilIe Mrs.
Edith Plummer and daughter Of
Cleveland are guests this week of
Mrs. Rachel Holcomb, and other rel
atives.--Mrs. Mazda Gilmore, son
and daughter of Philo. and Mrs.
Blanche Dougan and daughters of
Columbus were week end guests o.
Grant Gilmore.-Mr and Mrs John
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-08-26

known as Demicksburg. Mr.. Cham
blin says this data gives the life of
|Demicksburg as beginning in 1880
and ending in 1887, and 1T consisted
Of three dwellings, two occupied by
families Of Greggs and the other by
Demick. This comedies with the
statement of Adam Smith, as 1t
shows that Demick was still at the
village help guiding it's destiny when
he arrived on horseback, having
come through the wilderness FROM
Pennsylvania in 1886 All Of which,
of course, carries no data Of facts
which dates the origin of the village
cemetery back of 1927, but since his
aged grandmother related to Mr..
Chamblin that when she first attend
ed school here, (Which by adding
seven years to her natal day, made
it in 1831) that she remembered
there were several graves then in
the cemetery, it would seem plaus-
-ible that there may now be unmark
ed graves which antedate the one
of 1927.
Death of J. d. SeaIock
The last rites for one OF Manches-
ter townships long and intimately
known persons were held last Fri
day, when J. Douglas Sealock, rs,
was laid to rest in Reinersville cem-
etery. He passed away Aug. II, at
the home of his daughter, Mrs.
Blanche Ashton, of Chicago. H;s
wife, Lydia Kelly Sealock, preced-
ed him in death 19 years ago. He is
survived by five children, Mrs.
Blanche Ashton of Arlington, ILL.,,
suburb of Chicago; Mrs. Carrie Hon.
kins of Reinersville route; Mrs. Will
Sealock of Columbus. An elder sis
ter, Mrs. Emma Ferguson, of Otho.
also survives. The deceased was
greatly admired for his social vir-
tues
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-08-26
ReinerSville

The grange owns the former X.
of P. building. The old Fitch build
ing is now a memOry.--And there
was "Cousin Emma" Tuesday night.
Miss Alice Gorrell, as delegate,
and Mrs. Margaret Combs as her
companion, attended the Sabina N.
P. conference. Twin daughters were
born to Mr.. and Mrs. William Gra-
ham of Manchester township, at the
Marietta hospital. al.--Thomas Wallace,
former resident, now of Malta town
ship, was a Saturday nights visitor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Foster and
family of Mt. Perry visited from last
Friday until Sunday at the G. C.
Mahoney home Prof. Clair Lowe
Of New Concord called on parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lowe, Saturday
evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Ma
honey leaving here in the afternoon
of last Friday, spent the night at
Canal Dover Hubert Rex returned
Sunday from Mt. Pleasant, Mich,
hospital, where he went week ago
Wednesday for an examination of a
fracture to his left leg, which he in
Cured while working near Weld
man, Mich. The injured limb re-
mains in cast and he will be re-
quired to return to that hospital
again in two weeks Last week Geo.
Collins, outfooted and captured a
broken winged Gallinazo Wilson,,
alias Jacksnipe which he released
after exhibiting the bird for the ben
eft of those who had never had a
close-hand observation of that long
bill. This was the only lOng-bill
that George ever run and there's no
arguing but what he footed" it,
Dwight Stephenson of this place was
called to McConnelsville last week
on account Of the critical illness Of
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-08-26
Newsom Reunion

The oath annual reunion of the
descendants Of Jordan Newsom was
at the old Newsom homestead, Sun
day, Aug. %. Only three great
grandsons were present: James Mel
lor, Earl and Charley Newsom. OF
the great great grandchildren there
were 80 present: Robert, Tommy,
Albert, Dale, Roy, Ralph, Ermil,
Russell, Don, Cecil, Ivan, Eugene.
Stanley, Bernice, Lawrence and
Mary Newsom, Eva Spring, Forest
Parsons, Edith Figgens, Ethel Best,
Pearl Graham, Violet Anderson,
Ruth Penrose, Jean and Edna Mae
Mellor, Vincent Wetherell Blanche
Dougan, Bertha Patterson, Orville
Murphy and Helen McNichols Twen-
ty-fve children of the sixth genera
ton were present: Betty and John
Murphy, Ruth and Rita Dougan,
Maxine and Bobby Gilmore, Bobby
Penrose, Annabel, Lloyd, Edwin.
Herman and Hilda Spring, Anna An
derson, Dorothy, Eleanor and Joan
Best, Bobby and Myrna Ann Gra-
ham, Marion, Betty and Grace Weth-
erell, Clyde, Gene Allen, Keith and
Jeanne Newsom. Members of the
family by marriage, and guests,
numbered 26, making crowd Of 81
present. The reunion next year will
be held at the same place, the fourth
Sunday in August. Mrs. Blanche
Gilmore Dougan will be president.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-08-26
Chesterhill

+ Born to Mr., and Mrs. Ernest Star
ling, Aug. %, an eight and three
fourths pound daughter, named Sara
Esther. Mr.. and Mrs Charles Hill
of Chesterhill and Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Startling of Todds are grandparents.
Ralph Thomas and Bill Hum.
phries of Bedford, spent the week
end with Ralph's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. C. O. Thomas.--J. w. E. Dun
bars have rented the E. N. Will
liams property on Main street, where
they will move the first of Septem-
ber. 1t will be better known as the
Ida Dutton property.--Mr Hobart
Carter and three children of Bro
men spent the week end with Mrs.
Carter's sister, Mrs. Harry Randall.
Arthur Carr and wife returned to
their home at Tulsa, Okla, last
Thursday, after ten days visit with
Mr.. Carr's parents, A. C. Carr and
family The homecoming was held
at the M. E. church at Chesterhill,
Sunday, Aug. %, with about $50
present. Following Sunday school,
a program was rendered. Rev. II.
D. Householder Of Williamsport, q
former pastor of this church, opened
the program with a talk. followed
with musical number by the ladies'
quartet. Then Rev. Ricketts, cf
| Ashville gave a talk, followed with
| music by quartet; talk, by Rev. l..
D. Phipps of Columbus. A boun-
| teous repast was then served. Meet
ing of old friends and acquaintances
was enjoyed and at 2 p. M, the pro-
gram was opened with talk ny
Rev. landslide of GAINESVILLE, fol-
lowed with music by mixed quar-
tet, and talks by Rev. e B.~Dean,
and Rev. Derrick of Coolville. - Mr..
and Mrs. Leslie Rabberman of Pitts
burgh spent the week end with Mrs
Mamie Smith, and other relatives
and friends Mrs. Mabel Black of
Pittsburgh, came Saturday for a
weeks visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. G.. Fawcett and family.
DIR. and Mrs. A. H. Whitacre, and
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Huffman Of New
ark. returned to their homes Sunday
evening, after weeks tour Of
southern states. On their way home
they met with an accident. A truck
driven by drunken man crowded
them off the road, causing their car
to turn over, injuring Mrs. Whit
acre, who sustained several cuts and
bruises on her arms and leg. The
other occpants of the car were not
injured. G.. E. Fawcett was callei,
and the ambulance was taken for
them to Gormania, Md, where the
accident occurred. DR.. Whitacre
says they were lucky to have escap.
ed as well as they did. The car was
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-08-26

LantZ, Mrs. Roy Newman and Miss
Lena Harmer attended the meeting
of the conference at Sabina, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Martin and Rev.
and Mrs. Mcdonald who were at Sa-
bina last week, have returned to
their homes here Mr. and Mrs. A.
L. Vaughn, son and two daughters
Of Mt. Gilead were week end guests
of Mrs. Rachel Holcomb. Mrs. J. F.
Dougan and granddaughter Helen
are visiting the formers daughter,
Mrs. Dana Syphers and husband, at
PEBBLES, this weeks. E. Thompson
of Pennsylvania visited relatives
here and attended the Hummel re-
union at the park, Saturday Mrs.
Emma Barkhurst has been quite III
the past week with grip. Her daugh-
ter Mrs. Mae Limbache and husband
were week end visitors at the VIII
son Thompson home, where Mrs.
Barkhurst stays.--Mrs. Maud Kin
sey and daughter Dorabelle spent a
few days last week with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mendenhall, Of
Westland.-- Miss Nancy Hootsel left
Wednesday for the Good Samaritan
hospital, GAINESVILLE, where she will
take nurses training. Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Burcher have rented the rooms
in the Williams building, formerly
occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Williams Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cres
tino of Follansbee, w. Va, and Miss
Camel Lantz of Marietta spent Fri
day and Saturday with Mr.. and Mrs.
John Lantz and children.--J. r.
Dougan and son Bob spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. E. Carr of
Logan Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Click
and daughters spent the week end
here with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse Williams.--Born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Myron Ray of Union township,
Aug. IT, daughter, named Martha
Kaye. o. Graham has purchased
new car.-Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Hoop
er and daughter Katherine left Tues
day for few weeks visit to Cali
fornia, and other western points,
Mr. and Mrs. G. V. Davis had as
guests Tuesday and Wednesday Of
last week, v. j. Taylor and daughter
Estella of Cleveland, and Miss Mar
jory Leming of Pennsylvania Born
to Mr. and Mrs. Alva Maybe of Mar
ion township, Aug. 18, a son.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-08-26
REUNION AT j. Il. COWAN's

The Gregg reunion was held here
Sunday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. e. Cowan. OF the 80 relatives
who attended, the following were
from a distance: Mr. and Mrs. VIM.
Chandler, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Por-
terfield, Mr.. and Mrs. Alden Porter
field, and Miss Mary Jones, all of
Belmont; w. T. Barr and family of
Youngstown; Mrs. Viola Gregg,
Cleveland; Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gregg,
Miss Effie Gregg and B. A. Gregg,
GAINESVILLE; j. A. FLETCHER and fam
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. French and
Mr.. and Mrs. Linda Gregg, Crooks
Vile. pot luck dinner was served,
and the afternoon was spent in visit
ing.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-08-26
Westland

Miss Ernestine Spurrier and Rob-
ert Glenn of Cuyahoga Falls, spent
Monday and Tuesday at Web Nc
Peak Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ray
have moved from the Johnson farm,
to Will Weymer's. A daughter, NAM
ed Martha Kay, was born last Tues
day to Mr. and Mrs. Ray.--Sunday
visitors were Harold Harris and
family at Jas. Harris; Mr. and Mrs.
Adrian of Columbus, 1t
Frank Miller's; Mr.. and Mrs. Otis