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KEEMLE. JOSEPHINE c. On Friday,

April 8. 1887. at the Chastleton Apts.,
l1nI 18th st. NV, JOSEPHINE C.
KEEMLE. beloved wife of Samuel Keemle
mother of Louis F. Keemle Mrs Louise
Duckston of New York City, Mrs. Alma
Byrne of Washington, D. c.. and Ralph
keemle of Hamilton Canada Remains
resting at the w. w. Chambers Co. fu-
neral home. 400 Chaplin st. NV. Fu-
neral services at the above funeral home
on Monday, April u. at $40 am:
will be offered at 9 am. for the -epose
of her soul Relatives and friends are
invited. 1nterment Mount Olivet Gene
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LEBkICKER. RUTH ESTHER On Sat.

Nrday- ApTL TU. T!3.. RUIH ESTHER
LEBKICKER. the beloved daughter of
Stanley and Grace Lebkicker. Remains
resting at the w. w. Chambers Co.
Southeast funeral home. 517 1lth st.
Sc. until Sunday April Il. at II p.m.
Services and interment on Monday. April
II. at Lewlsburg Pa.
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NASH. DAPHNE HUMPHREY,

NASH. DAPHNE HUMPHREY. On Friday
April g 1887. at GEORGETOWN University
Hospital. DAPHNE HUMPHREY and
infant child. wife and son of Carroll B.
Nash and DAUGHTER and grandson Of
Hnnb-so HHleTt; Col Marie MaTon B and Ruth B.
funeral home. 4211 9th st. NV until
Tuesday. April 13. when services will be
Hill Cemetery 1os
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PARR. EVERETT NJ. On Saturday. April
10. 1887. at his residence. 314 Allison
st. NV, EVERETT NJ. PARR. beloved
husband of Ila A. Parr. Remains rest
ing at the 6. H. Hines Co. funeral home.
2aO1 l4th st. NV. Services at the
above funeral home on Monday. April
u. at l pm. Interment Warrenton,
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MARSHALL WESLEY W. On Saturday.
April 10. l4a3 at his residence, Hoad;;
ley. Va. WESLEY w. MARSHALL. aged
81 years. beloved husband of Johanna
Marshall. Remains resting at Halls fu-
neral home Occoquan. Va. Funeral
services Monday. April 10. at 30 pm.
at his late residence. Services con-
Quoted by Elder Davis Motley Inter
ment Valley View Cemetery. Knoesville.
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day. April 9, 1887 at Baltimore. Nd. =:
wife of Frank B. Lord and daughter of
Marguerite E, and the late Rev. c. NJ
Eyster, Services at the S. H. Hines Co.
funeral home. 29Ol 14th st. NV. on
Monday April l.. at $50 pm. Inter-
ment Druid Ridge Cemetery. Baltimore.
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CLARENCE NJ. MITCHELL. !.


4o5 10th ST. ne. PERCY E. BUEHLER,
the beloved husband of Frances S.
Remains resting at the W. ". Chambers
Co. Southeast funeral home 511 11th
st, Sc. Funeral services Tuesday April
13. at 2 pm. Relatives and friends
invited. 1nterment Congressional Gem
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PARR. EVERETT NJ. The members of La
Fayette Lodge. No: Is. F. A. A. M are
Monday April 10 1887. at 1o:I5 pm.
at Masonic Temple. to attend funeral
services Of our late brother EVERETT
M. PARR. who died on Saturday April
10. RAYMOND E. READ Master
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April 10 1887. at his residence. 2ll7 S.
oxford St.. Arlington. Va. Rev DAVID
JOHNSON, beloved husband of Callie
johnson; devoted brother of Mrs Ida
Youns. Mrs. Laura Kindard Mrs. Ella
Adell and John Copelin. He also leaves
other relatives and friends. Remains
resting at the John T. RhineS funeral
chapel. 3rd and Eye sts. sw. Notice of
funeral later. IL
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ooE. REV. WALKER PEYToN CONWAY.

VoL, EEV: MALkEK PEYTON CONWAY.
r.sidence 7i4 Ap5 Glebe eo rd is' Arington ar naS
County: Va. Rev. WALKER PEYTON
CONWAY COE. beloved husband Of
Ada Ball Coe. Remains resting at his
late residence. Funeral services at
Mount Vernon Place NJ. E. Church
South. 9th st. and Mass. ave. NV, on
Monday. April IL. at . pm. Inter-
ment GlenWood Cemeierv
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MOORE. JAMES H. On Friday April 9,
band of Bonnie B. Moore father Of
James Harold and Jarvis Burns Moore.
Funeral services at the w. w Chambers
Co. funeral home. 400 Chaplin st. NV.
on Sunday April II, at pm Rela-
tives and friends are invited. inter-
ment National Memorial Park Cemetery.
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MORAN. ROBERT d. On Saturday. April
10. 1887. at his residence, 1912 st.
NV. ROBERT D. MORAN beloved hus-
band of Mary E. Moran. father OF How
ard j.. Robert L.. Harry E. and James
T. Moran: grandfather Of Frederick Ed
win Moran. Funeral from his late resi-
dence. 3512 T 81. NV. on Tuesday,
April 13. at $50 In: thence to Holy
Trinity Catholic Church. 36th and N sts.
NV. where mass will be offered at
am. for the repose of his soul. Rela-
tives and friends are invited. Interment
Rock Creek Cemetery. IL
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1887. at Emergency Hospital CHARLES
A. HALL. Funeral from his late resi-
dence, 934 Independence ave s.w. on
Sunday. April II, at II noon; thence
TO Forest Grove M. E. Church. Meadows,
Md. where services will be held at l
pm Relatives and friends invited. In
terment at church cemetery. Services by
w. w. Chambers Co, Southeast funeral
home. (Brooklyn. N. Y. papers please
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LOWRY, CARL J. On Friday, April O.,
1887. CARL LOWRY. the beloved IA
6es at at hs m oo sos
east funeral home. 517 l1th st. Sc on
Monday. April u. at / / a m. Relatives
Lincoln Cemetery II
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Dratha.

ANDERSON, ELLA. On Saturday, April
10. 1887. at her residence. 4644 Hayes
st. ne. ELLA ANDERSON. mother of
the late Eva Belle Brown. She leaves
to mourn their loss one granddaughter,
Mrs. Melba WASHINGTON; two, sisters.
one brother, two great-erandchildren
and other relatives and friends. Re-
mains resting at Morrow's funeral home,
1926 V st. NV. Notice of funeral later.
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CARTER. GILES ALEXANDER. On Sat-
urday, April 10. 1887. at the residence
Of his daughter Mrs. Effe M. Seecman,
Lorton. Va. GILES ALEXANDER CAR
TER. aged "a years beloved husband of
Mary Carter and father of Mrs. Ada v.
Malcolm: Remains resting at Halls
funeral home Occoquan. Va. Notice of
funeral later
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" =. 1887, at his residences. l7i4 st. N Sc. -.
FRANK MALASPINA the beloved hus-
band of Nellie S. Malaspina and father
of Mrs. Marie A Newman and brother
of John and Sam Malaspina. Funeral
services at tine above residence on Mon
day, April u. at 1870 pm; thence to
the Forestville Episcopal Church. where
services will be held at 2:30 pm. Rela-
tives and friends invited Interment
church cemetery Forestville. Md. Serv-
ices by the w. w. Chambers Co. South
east funeral home. IL
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MANLY. WILLIAM. On Tuesday. April
s: 1897. at Gallinger Hospital, WILLIAM
MANLY. father of Charles W. Manly
and Mrs. Frances Johnson Of Washing
ton. D. c.: William Manly. Anna Manly
and Mrs, Margie Gross Of New York:
| also survived by a host of other relatives
and friends. Remains resting at Fra
zier's funeral home. $50 Rhode Island
ave. NV. Funeral Sunday April H. at
10 am, from the aforementioned par
lor. Interment Hopeland. Frederick
County. Maryland. IL
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HERBERT. WILLIAM HOWARD. On ]

uaE' AprII y TH31. az DTseM, N; G:
husband of Mrs. Bertha Herbert OF
1915 14th St NV. Surviving him
also are one sister. two brothers. two
aunts and other relatives. Remains will
rest at Frazier's funeral home Sunday,
April Il Notice of funeral later Ii
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for some time and passed away in
her chair shortly after finishing her
dinner.
Born In obenbriet, Germany. she
came to this country with her hus-
band, resided for . while in Annapolis
and came to Warrington about 90
years ago.
She is survived by 1t. Wittstatt
and three grandchildren.
Funeral services win be held ut II
am. tomorrow, with Rev. Charles
Endres Of Concordia Lutheran Church
omciating. Burial will be in Pros
pect Hill Cemetery.
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II ILITANT suffragettes of 1917
M who served as White House
wv pickets and were arrested for
L their activities were hon
ored at a luncheon yesterday at the
Cosmos Club by the National Woman's
Party, which has just concluded a
two-day biennial conference. The
place at which the luncheon was
held has a special significance for
the Woman's Party, because it was
the base from which they launched
their operations of 20 years ago
Twenty-four former pickets who had
served jail sentences were present,
and many of them wore the picket
pins" presented to them as badges of
honor for their activities.
Mrs. Amelia Hines Walker of Bal
timore presided at the luncheon, but
the picket reunion" was conducted
by Mrs. Betty Gram Swing. Mrs.
Swing recalled that of the 500 pick
cts active in the movement 1853 had
the honor" of being arrested and
serving jail sentences. Pickets who re-
sponded briefly when introduced were
Miss Mabel Vernon, Mrs. Florence
Bayard Hills, Miss Elsie Hill, Miss
Gertrude Crocker, Miss Doris Stevens
and Mrs. Nina Allender. Miss Kather-
Inc Fisher read poem about Cam
eron House when called on to speak
A resolution asking the officers of
the Cosmos Club to allow a bronze
tablet commemorating suffrage activi-
ties to be placed on the building, was
introduced by Mrs. Mary NJ Forrest.
This was seconded by Mrs. Gerrit S.
Miller, jr., and was passed unani-
n1ously.
Mrs. Margaret c. Moss, secretary of
The Summit County, Ohio, Fedora
Son OF Labor Clubs, spoke on Work
ing Woman's Protection" opposing
discriminatory labor laws for women.
This organization, affiliated with the
American Federation of Labor, and
having membership of $4,000 work
ing men and women, has gone on
record as supporting the equal rights
amendment as sponsored by the
National Woman's Party.
Other speakers were Emma Guffev
Miller, Democratic national commit
teewoman for Pennsylvania, whose
subject was Why Congress Should
Pass the Equal Rights Amendment
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Now; Mrs. Mary c. Lewis of the
Lewis Hotel Training School, and
Mrs. Abby Scott Baker, chairman
of the Women's Consultive Committee
Of the Council of the League of Ma
tions.
Other ex-pickets present were Miss
Gladys Grainer, Miss Anita Politzer,
Mrs. Ethel Adamson, Mrs. Helen H.
West, Miss Matilda Young, Miss Elean-
or Adams, Miss Sara Grogan, Miss
Winnona Marland. Miss Sheldon Jack
son, Mrs. Townsend Scott, Mrs. N. T.
N. Robinson, Miss Mary Dean Powell,
Mrs. Amelia Hines Walker, Mrs. Hell
ena R. Weed, Mrs. ellison Gardner,
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ROONEY ELECTED

George Lee Rooney, composing room
employe ut the Washington Herald,
yesterday defeated James I. Crockett
OF The Star in a run-on election for
secretary-treasurer of Columbia Typo
graphical Union, No. 101. He Sue
ceeds Fred s. Walker, who resigned
recently.
Mr.. Rooney won by . vote Of 1,095
to 948. The run-on was required
when none Of the five candidates for
the office received majority vote in
the regular election last week.
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Mrs. Mary M. Forrest and Miss Eliza
beth Forbes.
Founder Of Hadassah
To Be Honored.
The 77th birthday anniversary Of
Miss Henrietta Sold, founder Of
Hadassah, Women's Zionist Organiza-
ton Of America, will be celebrated at
an Oneg Shabbot sponsored by the
Washington Chapter Of Hadasssh next
Saturday at 2:l5 pm. at the Congre-
CATION B'nai Israel, Fourteenth and
Emerson streets NV.
An appropriate program depicting
the high lights Of Miss Sold life and
work, which have been the source
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and inspiration Of the efforts Of
Hadassah in its medical, child well
fare and youth immigration activi-
ties, has been arranged. Members OF
the local Education Committee will
be the hostesses Of the afternoon. Mrs.
Henry Segal Is chairman Of the meet
ing and Mrs. Simon Hirshman Is CO.
chairman.
As part of the celebration Of the
program Mrs. Moses p. Epstein, presi-
dent of National Hadassah, will broad
cast a message Saturday at $50 from
Station WJSV.
A Christmas party will be held by
the Rolish Club Of Washington from
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Mrs. Amelia Hines Walker of Baltimore Md proudlu er-
h'o1tS the prison pn"deSgned like prison 6oor-,uhch
she and others ho picketed and aoent to Jail
~ gears ago IN the 0omans suffrage campaign Privileged
to Picture made at biennial contention of the Na-
t'ona Woman Party here where drUe for the passage
an eQual rights amendment is being planned-A Photo
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Jean Batten, the English aviatrix,
says jungles and swamps make India
one of the worst countries to fly over.
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WOMAN WHO OUTLINED
9 CHILDREN DIES AT 90
Mrs. Barbara Wittstatt Expires
At Home Of Only Surviving
Son-RiteS Tomorrow,

OUTLYING nine Of her children, Mrs
Barbara Wittstatt, %, died last night
at the home Of her only surviving son,
Police 1t. Jchn T. Wittstatt, s1s Mad
ison street NV.
Mrs. Wittstatt had been in failing
health, due to the infirmities of age.
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. to pm. Saturday, at the stansbury
Hall, 1882 Georgia avenue NV.

The District Of Columbia Dental
Assistants Society will hold it, annual
White Elephant Christmas party to-
night at the La Fayette Hotel. Mrs.
Margaret Hummer. president, and the
Misses Kay Daily, Eleanor Stone, and
Mrs. Carter WEIGH, members Of the
Social Committee, will be In charge Of
arrangements end entertainment.
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Choice Of fine moroc-
CO or genuine calf
leather. S tro ong ~
m a d e. with ample
room for cards and
identification in wal
let. A handsome,
practical gift for a
man. Complete with
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-06-24

survey this country shows shortage Of
skilled labor sections of the county
in which survey 1875 reported shortage of such la
men which greatest shortage reported machn tool
machine mechanics weders draughtsmen cleo
triclan worken fact practically all lines of manufacur
ing that make machinery equipment of
need of skilled labor
will ask how these should be trained 1t is
noted by the that of the firms prefer employ
who mechanically Inclined and teach them in their
The second best to have them trained by trade and
professional schools and there who would recommend
training schools comparatively by industries.
Young who have finished their high school,
school training and who able financially
through college should that the majority of the firms needn
skilled labor, their their plants This
should who feel that their lives will failures
because they college One Of the troubles that
young people who have mechanical bent mind col
lege take up proessonwhite collar position that is for
their makeup The result is often that they failures
that line when they had pursued their mechanical incnaton
they would have become successful 1t
looked up honorable than Jobs OF mechanical
But ask where would be today had been
mechanics and its skilled women AS the country and the
world develop along such lines the demand for type
of
This locality has had the good mechanics it has
few OF them but not enough They seldom
without Young should be reminded that soied
hands and Overal have much
advancement OF this whether the
bench, as have soft hands and white shirts.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-06-24

| Robert Bryan of Chicago who was
a guest of Mrs. L. F. Roberts a few
days last week, went to GAINESVILLE
Thursday for visit with other rela-
tives.
| Mrs. Lawrence who visited home
folks in McConnelsville over th6
week end, returned Sunday to Mrs
Belle Buchanan's home, where she
has been for several weeks. Mrs.
Buchanan is much better.
J. v. Riggs and Tommy Drake
made a business trip to Columbus,
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Sorenson and
family of Cumberland spent Friday
evening at the George Drake home.
Mrs. L. F. Roberts spent some
time with Mrs. Eleanor J. Downs
(Aunt Jane) Saturday, while she
was in GAINESVILLE. Mrs. Downs who
was SO years old, June 6, is very
poorly and unable to leave her bed.
Her friends who are many, are hop
ing she will soon be better.
George Drake and family spent
Sunday at the home Of his father,
Lewis Drake, near Museville.
Severe thunder storms passed over
this section Sunday night and Mon
day. Torrents of rain fell, which
flooded cellars and washed corn
fields. All creeks were out of bank,
washing away corn and hay. At the
Lewis Buchanan home on the Gays
port Rural Dale road, the water rose
high enough to get into the kitchen.
No damage reported from lightning.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-06-24
Calvary

Mrs. c. c.. Mills returned home
Sunday, after spending several days
with her son-in-law and daughter
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Swart of Dayton
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Porter of Glous
ter were the Sunday guests OF Mr
and Mrs A. T. Archer.
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Able were
calling on Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Wood
yard of Spurrier ridge Saturday eV-
ening, and enjoyed ice cream.
Several from here attended bap-
tismal services Sunday afternoon at
the creek, near Pearl Wogan's.
This community was visited Mon
day afternoon by the hardest cleo
trical and rain storm We have had
this season. The rain fell in tor
rents, for over half hour, and was
accompanied with much thunder
and lightning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Ball and
Dick Morris and Mrs. Clara Penrod
were shopping in Glouster, Monday.
Glenn Clark of Bartlett was visit
ing at Pearl Balls Sunday.
There will be preaching and chill
dren's day services at Wrightstown
next Sunday evening.
The train on the Federal Valley
road could not get to Palos Monday
evening, on account of the washout
near Federal. caused by the heavy
rain during the afternoon.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-06-24
Morgan County McConne Thursday

ed to her husband, Hiram McCann.
Carlos Riecker is named in will as
executor. This will bears date Of
May 5, 1881, and is witnessed by
Donald Danford and M. E. Danford
Partial account of Lydia Blanche
Brooks, as executor of the estate of
Eva Shilling, deceased, is filed, and
approved.
In the matter of the estate Of
Charles L. Phillis, deceased, T. w.
Phillis, as administrator, files first
and final account, which is approved.
Said fiduciary is allowed compensa-
ton in the sum of $9.O4 Estate is
fully settled and administrator is
discharged.
Charles HI. Benjamin as admins
traitor with the will annexed of es-
tate of Charles w. Benjamin, de-
ceased, files first and final account,
which is approved Administrator is
| allowed compensation in the sum of
s6.75. Estate is fully settled and
| administrator discharged.
| Edith c. Smith as guardian of
Clyde Leonard Calendine, minor,
files sixth partial account, which is
approved.
| G. z. Butler, as executor of the
estate of Vinton Wogan, deceased,
files sale bill of personal property,
which is approved.
! Inventory and appraisement is ap-
proved in the estate of Geo. w.
Rouanzoin, deceased Total ap-
praisement is s3S325 all in personal
goods. w. S. Dougan, S. B. Zumbro
and Curt Ellis, appraisers.
Inventory is filed in the estate Of
Harley E. Downing. deceased.
Marriage Licenses
Marshall Allison. teacher, son Of
Arthur and Esta Gallauger Allison, of
Northup, Gallia county, and Lila
Parsons, daughter of Mahlon and
Forest Glass Parsons, Union town
ship Rev. Osie England is named to
officiate.
Harlan D. Henery, state trooper,
Athens. son of j L. and Myrtle Ed
dleblute Henery, and Lillian G..
Wallace, teacher, Stockport, daugl-
ter of Claude and Florence Hoover
Wallace, Rev S. r. Martin.
| Robert H. Moore, teacher, son of
Carl and Oma Patterson Moore,
and Florence Faye Strong, stenogra-
pher daughter of Chester and Flor
ence Still Strong. Rev. Wachs nam
ed to officiate.
RECORDERS OFFICE
John T. Smith, to Barney Hook,
about SO acres, deed, Homer town
ship, 81.
Della Masterson to Raymond T..
Calendine, Triadelphia lot, 81.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-06-24

From the National Grange Cpsheet impressed with
article appearing under the caption AN ntoerabe
mands Stern Correction The article the millions
OF aliens who burden the United
with every word stated in that article which follows:
Those who have made study of the subject
than 100000 aliens the United States and that
than 100000 the country illegally that
nearly 100000 foreigners relief rolls at cost
that has nearly complete the
should be said that about $4,000
nals who aside from their msdeed costing
country S50OOO0O0
Bruno Richard Hauptmann the knaper
lndbegh those who had illegally
These facts astounding that might well ask
why such conditions should be allowed continue While
cay all the other privileges born citizens but in
the event OF they could not be required arms
IN defense OF the country that them
deny the franchise to these alien Millions
theess permitted to participate the framing laws
his from the fact that under constitution the
representation OF each state based upon pop
uaton, excluding Indians taxed
Greater New York example has representatives in con
while Chicago has TO- If representation in were
based citizenship rather than population New York and chi
cago would lose several members which would allotted to ot
states Under such
longer have leg1slatng for the American
Al various times IN recent proposals
II CONGRESS- tor amending the constitution
absurdes to which reference has been
taken Among those who believe United States should
continue to be nation the full the word and not
~ poglot boarding house. the the nationa
grange @4--s ~v .m -
at one of the annual conventions of this organizao,
resolutions adopted advocating that in the United
States be required to register and
The resolutions further demanded aliens resdno IN tb
try tor ~ without becoming natuazd should be denorted
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-06-24
Pennsville

Elder j. c.. Roady of indianapolis
Ind, will begin a protracted meet
ing at the Church of Christ, Monday
evening, June 2S. Preaching morn
ing and evening, Sunday, June q
by Elder Shannon D. Baker.
The daughter born June 10 to Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth Wells of Homer
township, has been named Wilds
Juanita, and the son born to Mr.
and Mrs. Dana Williams, June 16
has been named Larry De Mott.
Mrs. Edward De Alley and sister
Mrs. H. D. Doll, of Portsmouth
were callers at the home of DR.. and
Mrs. C. V. Davis, recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Graham had
as their Sunday visitors, Francis
Best and family and Delbert Able
wife and son of Malta.
Mr. and Mrs. w. S. Thompson o.
Fredericktown visited several days
last week with Mr. and Mrs. George
Kennard and Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd De
weese.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd McInturf OF
New Philadelphia We're over night
visitors Saturday of Mr. and Mrs
John Lantz and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Benjamin had
as their Sunday visitors Lee Ben
jamin and family, Leonard Benjamin
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard
Benjamin and son Kenneth, and Mrs
Gladys Cramer.
Mrs Ilah Wilson and son Richard
are visiting relatives in Washington
G. H., this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ham and
sons Billy and Bob and Miss Helen
Hilaman of Canton We're over Sun
day visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. w. j.
Hilaman. Billy remained for long
Ell stay
Mr.. and Mrs Homer Beckett and
daughter Helen and Kenneth Dou-
gan OF Gallipolis We're Sunday visit
ors of Mrs. Lucy Dougan and fam
lily.
Several Rebekahs attended the
school of instructions held at Ches-
terhill Tuesday afternoon and even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Van Fossen
were in attendance at the wedding
of their great niece Louise Scott, at
Bloomingb Tuesday.
Juvenile grange will put on the
program at the regular meeting OF
Pennsville grange, Friday night
Each lady is asked to bring pie.
Tull White of Columbus is visiting
with Grant Coulson, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Penrose and
Grant Coulson spent Sunday with
Mrs Eta McClelland.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-06-24
SUPREME COURT DECISIONS

When the United States supreme recently adjourned
I'll October found that in II considered
which last October did the
court ruo against Deal When this fact is taken into
sdon but wonder if the judges that high bench
somewhat different Interpretation the consu
would appear that something has caused them to
the United States
Take example the words TO promote the
general welfare Think how wide Interpretation be placed
It.
Few decisions Of the during the term bearing
Deal usually they split decisions
sometimes seeing and five the other
member OF the
President Hoover the consistent supporter OF the New
show that he upheld the administration law
cry instance.
Mickey nods who named by President Wilson,
ported Deal when decisions and
three different he alone in his dssension