davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1937-04-08
Dresses, '8.''
Originally S16.95 to SIS

80 Dresses in synthetic boucle, wool. As
sorted colors. Sizes IA to 40.
Is Two-Piece Knit Dresses In black, brown,
green and rust. Sizes II to A. Originally
sl0.95 to 1866.
rs Blouses in synthetic crepe, satin and retallics
Assorted colors. Sizes 80 to 40. Originally $5.95
to $10.95.
IS Slip-O Sweaters In pastels and dark shades.
Sizes 80 to 40. Originally $3.50 to $13.95.
Now $S.7o
35 Skirts in Shetland wool crepes and velvets.
Sizes 26 to 32 Originally 1896 to $l0.95.
Now S2.3s
Is Coat Sweaters with collars In brown, gray,
wine, navy and black. Sizes SO. SO, 10, a. Were
IS to $5.95. Now---------------------
eeoR1swEAR, Third Ftooa.
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Frames Reduced 10

Etched Glass Frames, 8x10 size, slightly DAM
aged Were ST. Now SOC
fooled Leather Frames in green or brown,
9x12 size. Were $3.50. $2.75
10 Wishbone Pins, set with real stones. Gold or
silver color metal with lapis, chrysophrase, car
nelian Were $2.25. Now------- S1.65
rs Colored Enamel Clips. Rose, red, white
beige, green, turquoise. Were &c. Now, 45c
10 Miriam Haskell Clips, sports designs In as
sorted colors. Were csc. Now-------68s
Evening star., 1937-04-08
Fur Scarfs and CaPes
Greatly Reduced

s Silver Fox Scarfs. Regularly much higher.
NOW
Kolinsky Scarf 6-skin. Was $3975. Now $12.25
l Kolinsky Scarf, 10-skin Was $3.50 Now $59.75
l Black Persian Lamb Cape. Was $l69 so.
Now - SGT 30
l Silver Fox Cape. Was $15950. Now------$85
Silver Fox Cape. Was s13950. Now------S95
Black Kidskin Cape. Was $179.50. Now $3.50
Kolinsky Cape. Was $139,50. Now-------SS5
l White Chinese Kidskin Swagger Coat, size Is.
Was 1925.
1 White and Tan Ern,ine Sides Swagger Coat,
size Is. As Is. Originally 1855. Now---$14950
Seal-Dyed Rabbit Goats, sizes 16, 4e, so.
Were $9875.
1 Black Persian Lamb Coat, size 20. Was S265.
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NegIisees and Pajamas
Greatly Reduced

; Tailored Satin Negligees In blush Dubonnet
Sizes small and large Were $5.95. Now--S3.95
Satin Neghgees, tearose with ecru lace trim
Sizes 18, 20, 40 Were $5.95. Now-- $3.95
Synthetic Crepe Lounxing Pahmas tunic
styles. Blue, green. sizes 16, 18, 20. Dubon-
net synthetic satin, size 46. Were $10.95.
Tailored Satin Negligees and Robes; dusty
and royal Sizes II 10 20. Were $10.95.
Brocaded and Hammered Satin Hostess Pa
jamas; white, dusty, Dubonnet, royal. Sizes
II, 16, 20. Were $16.95. Now-----------$10.95
NEaL1GEEs, THIRD Floor.
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Toy Horse Stalls
'Z''o Originally s7.75 TO s11.75

imported toy horse stalls with horses.
slightly damaged.
Imported Dolls:
Originally $3.50 Originally s1Os5
Now s1e5 Now ------S3.s0
l Originally S1150
l Was $6 95 Now S345 Now s,,o
1 Monkey on Bicycle. Was 3s5 Now-s1.95
Monkeys on Bicycles Originally 1895. Now,
SIPS
Also other Toys reduced
The Toy STORE, FOURTH Floor
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Philippine Cowns,'l
REGULARLY Sl.95

68 manufacturers samples Of Philippine
handmade gowns. Tearose, pink, white,
printed batiste and voile gowns, bias cut.
Sizes Is. 16, II.
IS Philippine Gowns, manufacturers samples,
in tearose, pink, white; extra sizes 10, 10, 20.
Bias cut batiste and voile gowns, print
plain, sizes 15 Is. Were $1.25. Now---7Sc
COTTON UNDERWEAR, THIRD Floor.
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Juniors Sweaters, s. AS
Originally So, $3.95

colors. Sizes Is to II.
~ Juniors Silk Crepe and Satin Blouses,
slightly weighted. Green, rust, blue, black,
brown. Sizes u to 18 Were 50. Now----$l45
13 Juniors Knit Dresses in two-paece styles,
Some corduroy and knit combinations. Sizes
II to IS. Originally $13.s5, 1885. Now $685.
IL Juniors Woolen Twin Sweater Sets. Black,
blue, green, brown. Sizes II, l3. Originally 50
tn Is Now
5 Juniors Velvet Evening Skirts in black. Sizes
II, IA. Originally $1095 Now----------$295
20 Girls Light WooIen Dresses Scotch plaids
and plain colors. Some with Eton jackets. Sizes
4 to 12 Originally IS 95 to $lo95. Now--S395
GIRLS AND JUNIOR Misses SPOKESMAN,
FOURTH FLOOR.
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Women's Shoes, Sos
Originally 50 to $3.50

125 pairs women's shoes, including
Matrix and Arnold Glove-Grip with
mainly low or medium heels. Blue, black,
brown, in kid, gabardine. Also Garside
evening shoes.
$50 pairs Street and Sports Shoes including
Matrix and Naturalizers. Originally se75 to
S1050. Now
WoMENs SHOES, THIRD FLOOR.
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Lamps and Shades
Greatly Reduced

l pair White China Table Lamps with gold-fn-
ished mounting and white silk shade. Were
l. E. S. Table Lamp with parchment paper
shade. Complete with l00-watt bulb. Was
$3.50. Now 80
l Flowered China Lamp in LoWestoft pattern
with fabric shade. Was $7.95. Now------$4.50
1 20-inch Linen Shade with etchings OF Eng
nsh scenes. Was $12.50. Now-----------S6 $3.50
l 19-inch Pleated Tan Silk Shade with braid
trim Was AZ Now $3.50
1 Steel Bridge Lamp with adjustable arm.
Was $2 Now
2 Crystal and Blue Mirror Vanity Sticks. Were
IS Now
1 Night Table Lamp to match. Was $3.50.
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Girls Underwear, 95'
Vas S2.25

% sets Of silk crepe vests and panties,
slightly weighted, lace e-trimmed. Tearose.
Sizes to 16.
Girls Beacon Robes in plaids and plain col
ors Sizes 2, 10, IL, IA. Originally 81, So.
Now
Ii Girls Satin Step-Ins Tearoee. Sizes II, l3.
ORIGINALLY 81 IS Now 75 75c
IL Girls Gowns and Pajamas In silk crepe,
slightly weighted. Tearose, blue. Sizes to
l6 Were 1925.
4 Girls Rayon Satin Lounsing Patamas. Blue
and wine with white dots. Size 10. Were 1895.
Now
IA Girls Gowns and Pajamas OF satin and silk
crepe, slightly weighted. Tearose, iace-trimmed.
Sizes s to is. Were 49, Now-------S195
20 Girls Rayon and Lisle Boomers In navy, tan,
brown. Sizes to 16 Were 85c. Now----50c
GIRLS FURNISHINGS, FOURTH FLOOR.
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Garden Hose, $50 piece

Vas S1.95 biece
ISL pieces of garden hose, Is feet to each
piece, with coupling.
GARDEN SECTION, FOURTH FLOOR
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Friday Special
Woodtex 7 oiIet | issue
68c dozen rolls

100 dozen rolls of fine quality tissue In
1,000-sheet rolls.
4S Bonne Bill Contour Supports. Were 68c.
tSOW
20 Jars Fragrant Bath Salts, Verbena. Were
85c Now Csc
36 Bath Room Bottles in pastel colors. Were
TonErR1Es, A1sLEs IL AND IS, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1937-04-08
Seamless BroadIoom
Rugs Reduced

! Tan, 6x29. Orig 1 Beige, 37x4. Origi-
inally 1895. Now S3.75 nally s13.25. Now $5.95
1 Tan, 34X310. Orig l Green, 310xl2
inally $8.75. Now 1918 Originally $2850
l Burgundy, 12x8. Now $3.50
Originally S63.50. 1 Heather, 12x9. Was
Now -S42.50 $50. so
Henna, 9xl2. Was $4250 NoW--- -S29.95
Seamless Administer Rugs:
I, 6x9. Was $50.
Now ------S16.50 1, 83x1O6 Was s42
l. 9x12. Originally Now s23e5
S47.50. Now---S2l.95
Wilton Rug, S3xlo.6. Was s545o. Now 50
1 Anglo-Persian Wilton Rug, 83x10.6 Dis
continued pattern. Was Sis. Now 4.5o
/ Rag Rug, 8x10 Colonial pattern. Was S175O.
l Anglo-Persan Rug, 8.3x106. Was Sis.
l Suraka Sisal Rug, 9xl5. AS is. Was $3.50.
RUGS FIFTH FLOOR
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WOODWARD & .LOTHROP
1O'A1"F AND u STREETS PHONE District $500
Bedding Reduced

Nationally known percale and muslin
sheets of fine quality. All soiled or
muSsed.
5, 9Ox1OS, Hemstitched. Were $3s5. Now, S2s5
6, were S310. Now
2, were $265.
6, were s31O
10 initiated. Were $1.49. Now-------SI1O
2 Plain Hem. Were $210. Now--------$150
S, slx99, initiated. Were S1.49. Now-S110
g 8Ix108, Plain Hem. Were So so. Now--S185
IL, 45x38 Pillow Cases, initiated. Were Soc
Now ------------.- .------------ 35c
I Colored Hem Sets l, 72x1oS sheet, pillow
case Were S3.75 set. Now--------S2.75
2 Orchid WooI-Filled Comforts, size 72x84
Slightly soiled. Were $3.50. Now-----S5
2 Peach Wool Filled Comforts, size 72x84
Summer Comforts, 72x84 cotton filled. Were
$3.50. Now $3.50
Candewck Spreads
2, 72xl08, of heavy crash. gold color. Were
S1095
l, All-White, Fringed, 72xlO8. Was $40. Now, s6
Was $3.50.
l. All White, single size, with fringe. Was
1880 Now
$40.
/, Single Size, in green. Was So. NoW------$3
Handmade Candlewick Spreads.
3, Single size, Gold Color Tufts. Were 81 so.
Now -$l.S5
BEDDING, SECOND FLOOR.
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Formal Room Gowns
Greatly Reduced

Misses dinner and evening gowns Of
net, chiffon, lace, MORE, satin, mousseline
de sole, lame, in black, white, ivory, gold,
green, rose, chartreuse, violet and gray.
Sizes 10 to 20.
3 Gowns. Originally Gowns. Originally
s1e9 to s29 rs. Now, s35 and s39.75.
s5 Now ---S19.50
Gowns. Originally IL Gowns. Originally
s1s75 to s22.75. s3s75 to s79.75.
Now ---se.75 Now -----s29
Women's gowns Of chiffon satin, silk and
synthetic crepes, velvet, lame in black,
white, green, red, blue, purple, and prints.
Sizes "a to ~ and 422
I Gowns. Originally Gowns. Originally
slses to s4e75 s2975 and S39.75.
>, co.. Now ----S145G
2 Gowns. Originally
=, c. ou-.lxor- $4975 and $39.75.
Now -S1950
$2275 to S3975. Gown 0rioina1v
Now ----------s1225 $7975. Now-----s29
FORMAL ROOM, THIRD FLOOR
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Kreamer Ware
Reduced for Clearance

Coffee Cans:
5, were 75c Now--40c T. were ST 25 Now CSC
3, were 85c Now--45c A,oe
l, was ST. Now SOC " WIN S-'o 0" wv
Tea Boxes:
5, were 85c Now--45c l, was 81. Now---50c
~ Adjustable "Au Space" Closet Garment Rods
Lock in place Were 90c. NoW---------45c
Utility Cabinets in green finish with double
doors. Size 66x12x30 inches Were $895.
2 Paper Wardrobes. Were $295. Now----$145
IS Pronto Aluminium Cleaner. Originally
HOUSEWARES, FIFTH FLOOR
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Bedroom Furniture
Greatly Reduced

Greatly Reduced
l Walnut Finish Vanity with swinging mirror.
Originally S38
2 Maple Toilet Tables with hanging mirrors.
Were $3.50 ----$l6.25
4 Maple Vanity Benches. Were $3.50 and SO.
Now $3.50
l Maple Toilet Table and Mirror. Was s27.
i Mahogany Finish Mirror 12x24 Was sl2.5O.
Now
/ Mahogany Finish Chippendale Mirror. Was
S27.50. so
/ Pilgrim Maple Single size Bed Was $3.50.
NOW
! Mahogany and SatinwOod Single Size Panel
Bed. Was S48 $3.50
l Double-size Post Bed, mahogany and gum.
l Philippine Mahogany Dressing Table Base.
was $40. now -Sio.Ho
/ Dressing Table Mirror, in maple. Originally
S27.5U.
/ Moderne Walnut Finish Cedar Chest. Was
s35 Now SIS
1 Maple Dressing Table Base Only. Was s225o
Now --S11.25
/ Dressing Table and Hanging Mirror. Gray
paint, green trim. Originally $50. Now w--Sl2 so
l Boudoir Chair, rose cover. Was $3.50.
1 Boudoir Chair and Ottoman to Match, gold.
BEDROOM FURNITURE, SIXTH FLOOR.
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Friday Special
Writing Paper IS

300 packages writing paper, Cellophane
wrapped, in two sizes. White with bor-
ders of brown, green, blue or maroon.
8 packages -------------6 Csc
STATIONERY, AISLE 2, FIRST FLOOR
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Costume Slips '2'''

IA pure-dye satin slips, lace trimmed
38, 40, AZ.
19 Pure-Dye Satin Slips, elaborately lace
trimmed, some handmade. White, tearose
black. Sizes 80, 3e to 40. Were $4.s5 and $595.
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Prep Suits, 'l3'9'
We're $3.50 and SIS

80 prep suits, each with two pairs long
trousers Spring fabrics smartly tailored
in sports back models suitable for campus
or business wear. Sizes 80 to 38
13 Prep Two Trouser Suits sizes 80, "a, 35 81.
Were $25 and $2975. Now------------$18.75
Prep Washable Sports Goats; brown only; sizes
35 to 80. Were SLOTS. Now--------------$5.75
Sleeve and Trousers Length Alterations Only.
PREP CLOTHING SECOND FLOOR.
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Fi|et Banquet Cloths
Greatly Reduced

Fine handmade cutwork and filet ban
quet cloths. Slightly soiled or mussed.
3 72x9O. Were SIS 372x1Os. Were $780,
Now -------S10 Now -------$22.50
2 Quaker Lace Cloth, slightly soiled
/ 72x72. Was $875 72x108. Was $12.
Now -S425 Now -s6
Linen Luncheon Sets in solid colors, prints or
plain with borders. Cloth and 6 napkins to
each set
% Were So Now
IL Were So So Now
19 Were $685. Now
FANCY LINENS, SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1937-04-08
Table Stemware, s.

Originally SIPS
80 pieces of crystal glass stemware in
cut design.
23 Decorated Beverage Glasses. Originally is.
is Crystal Glass Bread and Butter Plates. Origi-
nally $1.35.
8 Decorated Salad Plates. Originally SITS.
Glass Ash Trays Originally 81. Movable
66 Colored Glass Beverage Sets. Shaker and
glasses Was g.
S6 Decorated Crystal Beverage Glasses. Were
Odd and ends Of glassware greatly reduced.
GLASSWARE FIFTH FLOOR
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Women's Dresses
'/'90 Originally S16.95

10 dresses in pure silk prints and syn
thetic crepe jacket suits with print silk
tops. Sizes "a to A.
10 Better Dresses in navy and black with color
contrast or pure silk trim. Sizes SO to A, A.
Originally $39.75. sI8
For Shorter Women.
30 Dresses Of embroidered rayon sheers; jacket
suits with print silk tops and pure silk prints.
Originally S16.95 to S25 Now--S995
ii Better Dresses of novelty synthetic sheer
crepes with color contrast or print and chiffon
trims. Sizes 16h to 2O12, 241a. Were SPOTS.
Now
Apiece Costume Suits, wool coat and skirt,
2-piece silk print or plain synthetic dress Navy,
brown, gray. Sizes 36 to A. Were $2975.
Now S18
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Mems Shirts, Sl.S'
Were $3.50 and So

125 fancy shirts, neckband styles, includ-
ing demi-bosom and white separate COL
lar styles.
IT'S pairs Fancy Lisle or Silk Socks. Originally
81. Now -- 45c
"a pairs Short Sleeve and Knee-Length Pa
jamas, small sizes. Were 50. Now CSC
1913 Hand Tailored Neckties, wel-made and good
patterns. Were $3.50 and 50. Now--------95c
IS Fancy CollarAttached Shirts. Broken sizes.
Were 50 and $3.50.
THE MEMS STORE, SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1937-04-08
WooIens, 95e

Originally 81. $3.50 yard
165 yards all-wool suiting and dress
weight materials in a variety of weaves.
Light and dark shades.
WooaENs, SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1937-04-08
Favorite Classics, 25e

370 volumes Of favorite classics, including books
by George Eliot, Sir Walter Scott, Henry Wads-
worth LongfelloW, Robert Louis Stevenson,
Plato. In good cloth bindings, including at
least complete novels in most. Almost all are
illustrated.
THE Book STORE, AISLE %, FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1937-04-08

Boys Golf Caps, 95'
Originally $3.50 and So

100 boys Spring golf caps, light colors in
lightweight woolens, styled in Cambridge
and Freshman models. Genuine leather
sweat bands, full rayon lining. Some
slightly damaged. AS is.
s: Youths Fancy Shirts, sizes 1914 to Is. Were
$1OU.
269 pairs Fancy Cotton Half Socks, sizes 6h
to 9. Special -28c
SO Boys augusta" Slip-on Sweaters in woolen
worsted jersey. Sizes 6, 8, 10. Were S3
81 Boys Polo Shirts, long sleeved Cotton jer-
sey in deep tone solid colors. Sizes 8. 16, 18.
Were 81. Now
IL Boys Cotton Flannel Plaid Shirts, sizes 1914
to 142. Originally $l.50. Now ---------50c
Boys Pongee Button-on Sports Shirts, sizes
g. 7, 10. Were $1.15. Now----------------85c
16 Boys "Slix" Undershorts. Were SOC. Now, $50
THE Boys STORE, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1937-04-08

LAMPS AND SHADES, SEVENTH FLOOR.
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Universal Cooler
Refrigerators Reduced IL
Slightly imperfect.
Linen Danask
Greatly Reduced

Greatly Reduced
2 Sets, 72x9O cloth and IL napkins. Hand
hemmed Were $325O. Now ws1s.5o
2 72x9O Cloths. Originally s25. Now $1o95
72x9G Cloths. Originally $40. Now $50
/ 72x10S Cloth in rose pattern. Was 80. Now,
$675
2 72x90 Cloths, heavy Irish linen. Were $3.50.
2 dozen 22x22 Linen Damask Napkins. Were IS
Slightly soiled or mussed.
LINENS, SECOND FLOOR.
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WoMEN's DRESSES, THIRD FLOOR.
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INFANTS APPAREL. FOURTH FLOOR.
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FORMAL ROOM, THIRD FLOOR.
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Fuls, Third FLOOR.
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COSTUME SLIPS, THIRD FLooa.
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Is hats, mostly felts, in assorted styles,
sizes and colors.
Is Hats Originally 1895 to $40. Now----sl.95
MILLINERY, THIRD FLOOR.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-12-02
NYA CONFERENCE AT ATHENS

A district wide National Youth
conference for project supervisors
was held in Athens Tuesday and
Wednesday. this week at the Hotel
Berry. Chief guest speaker for the
occasion was Glenn Callaghan, NYA
state director of West Virginia. Mr..
S. Burns Weston, state NYA direc-
tor of Ohio attended the meeting
and led all discussions of youth
problems. Other guest speakers
were Lee Roach, fish manager, di
vision of conservation; w. r. Owens,
chief engineer, division of conser-
vation; George B. Zeigler, division
engineer, mine sealing; Carl Gross,
WPA compensation officer; DR.. Car
rol Amos, WPA adult education SUI
pervisor; Dr. Lloyd E. Evans, pastor
of Nelsonville Presbyterian church;
e. j. Arnold, superintendent OF
schools, Nclsonville; DR.. E. A. Tay-
lor, Of Ohio diversity; Mrs. Kath-
arine T. Patch, NYA state supervis-
or, vocational guidance, and Miss
Mary J. Drucker of the Cleveland
guidance service.
Mr.. HI. v. Edwards, Morgan coun-
ty NYA supervisor represented this
county at the conference and par
ticipated in the discussion groups
XXX.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-12-02
MARGARET GLEN DIXON DIES

Mrs. Margaret Glen Dixon, 80.
died at her home in Beverly Mon
day afternoon. She was a daughter
of the late William and Ruth Muir
ray Glen, and was born at Port Brit
ain, Ontario, Canada. Her family
moved from Canada to Roxbury in
October of 1860. and she lived there
until her marriage with Horace
Chadwick in July of 1894. Their
son, Russell Chadwick, a World war
veteran, was killed in action in the
battle Of the Marine on June A, 1918.
On Dec. 80, 1908, Mrs. Chadwick
was united in marriage with Charles
B. Dixon of Waterford, and he is de-
ceased. She was a member of the
Beverly M. E. church, and was also
member of the ladies' aid society
of the Oakland M. e. church in Nor
gan county; Of Roxbury grange and
of the w. c. T. U. The deceased
was a member of Russell Chadwick
Unit, No. 800, American Legion Post
Auxiliary and was the only Gold
Star mother in the unit of which
she was the organizer and first pres
ident. Surviving are brother and
two sisters, Edward Glen of Rox-
bury; Mrs. Harriet Badger and Miss
Nellie Glen of the home in Beverly.
She also leaves four grandchildren
Funeral services were held at the
Beverly M. E. church Wednesday at
1 p. m. Further services were held
at the Oakland M. E. church in Nor
gan county at p. m. Interment
was made in the cemetery adjoining
the church.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-12-02
BODY OF CROOKSVILLE WOMAN
FOUND NEAR DURANT

While rowing boat along the
bank of the Muskingum river near
Durant, Saturday afternoon, Clifford
Clifton of Eagleport, discovered the
body of Mrs. Margaret Hull, SIS, Of
Crooksville, caught among some
willow trees, at the river bank, NAL
ia side, about 100 yards this side of
the Muskingum county line Mrs.
Hull had at different times men
toned suicide by drowning. She
was respondent over i'll health, and
the death of her husband which oc-
CURED last spring. She disappeared
from GAINESVILLE Nov. Is. That day
she sent some money back home
saying that she had more than she
needed. When she did not return
home, search was made for her,
and two days after her disappear.
ance the canal at GAINESVILLE was
drained in futile attempt to re-
cover the body. Since the finding
of her body, Saturday, it was dis
covered that while in GAINESVILLE she
hired a taxi, and the driver took her
She made some inquiry as to the
names of certain parties in that To-
cality. After finding her body Sat
urday it was discovered that she
had gone to camp, about 100 feet
from where her body was found
and there left her coat, hat, glasses,
false teeth and pocket book con-
tanning $40 bill. From the cot
tage down to the river, was a walk,
and leading out over the water was
a pier, and it is the supposition
that she jumped off the pier into
the deep water
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-12-02
NEW SIDEWALKS COMPLETED
AT REINERSVILLE

The trustees and school board of
Manchester township have com.
pleted new stone sidewalks, in Rein
ersville, beginning at the school
house and extending through the
village, to the Christian church, and
east to Maggie Combs. The entire
cost of the project was $72, all met
by subscription. The purpose of the
new sidewalks is to keep school
children from travelling on the
streets The trustees had agreed to
make good any funds that might be
lacking to complete the project, af-
ter donations were made. However
the people about Reinersville were
so liberal with their contributions
(knowing how worthy the cause)
that the township was not called
subscribed to the fund and the sew
eral amounts follow: s. L. Hill,
Geo. Hall and w. P. Haskins, each
$5; Willis Welch, w. w. Alexander,
Viola Grandstaff, Geo. Garvin. Harry
Grandstaff, Dow Haines, Bernice
Wilson, Scott Brill, Pete Hutchens,
DR.. H. L. Fiscus, Mary Kupir, John
Harper, E. w: Combs, J. Lynn Reed,
Hiram Henderson, e. D. Parks,
E;a Ralph and E6ith aloa Morris, r..I Lewis Gar
Jas. Scott, Roy G. swank, c. B.
Wiley, r. o. Demster, c. Hutchens,
Gerald Anderson, each 81: Mrs. Ra-
chel Smith, So; Mrs Fl. G. Combs,
Mrs. Alice Ashton, Mrs. Emma Tan
nehill, each soc. The Christian
church and Methodist Protestant
church, each $2.70.
The trustees wish to express their
appreciation, and thanks, to all
who contributed to this very worthy
cause.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-12-02
Mrs. Clarke Jackson
Hangs Self At Home

Mrs. Clarke Jackson, well known
resident of near Rural Dale, wife of
Thompson r. Jackson, took her own
life Tuesday morning about 7
o'clock. Hanging was the method
she used. Monday evening she
wrote letters to two Of her children,
which were of her usual normal
type, and no intimation was made in
them that she was contemplating
taking her life; and she had shown
no previous intimation of suicide.
However, Mrs. Jackson had not been
in good health for long time, and
Monday night was very restless and
nervous. Tuesday morning she and
her husband arose about six o'clock
Mrs. Jackson got breakfast, and
then went about her work, preparing
ned for the day. Mr.. Jackson went
to the barn to do the milking, and
when he left the house his wife was
pairing apples. He was gone about
half hour, and upon returning,
and going to the basement discover
ed the lifeless body of his wife
hanging to joist. She had made
rope out of a sheet, tied it about
her neck, and fastened the other
off box. A note was later discov-
cred in which she stated that she
was going to take her life: that IT
was the best thing to do and for
the family not to worry.
Mrs. Jackson was daughter. Of
the late Milton Hunter, prominently
known resident of Rural Dale. Her
mother, who was Mary Shilling
Hunter, of Rural Dale, survives
Her first husband was the late Fred
McClelland To this marriage were
born two children, Paul McClelland
of Cleveland, prominently identified
with the Cleveland Trust company,
and Freddie. wife of R. w. Roberts
of Rural Dale Her second mar
riage was to Thompson r. Jackson.
By this union was born a daughter,
Bernice, wife of E: P. Shepherd, su.
schools. Besides her mother and
husband, she also leaves five grand
one brother, James Hun
ter of Rural Dale; and one sister,
Mrs. Wilma Betz of this place. One
brother, Leland Hunter, and one sis
ter, Mrs. Bliss Allen, are deceased.
Mrs. Jackson was 63 years old last
Her entire life was spent
in the Rural Dale vicinity. The
Jackson home was formerly. the Will
liam Talley place, which is about
one mile south of Rural Dale. Mrs.
Jackson was a good woman, ever
kindly devoted to her family. She
leaves many close friends who are
grieved at her passing, and their
sympathy goes out to the bereaved
Since a young girl the de-
ceased had been very active mem
Der of the Rural Dale M. E. church.
Funeral rites will be conducted
this afternoon at 1870 o'clock 1t
the Rural Dale M. E. church, with
Rev. H. c. Greene officiating. In
terment will be in Duncan Falls
no IN etarv