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MARRIAGE LICENsES

Lawrence A. Rayman, 20, and Jen-
ME A.. MarrOccO. Fl, both Of BalAAp
more, Nd,
Robert b. DarnlelIe, 80, 1929 Con-
necticut Ave. n. W., and Mary L
Young, 22, Clinton, Md.
Harold J. willard, FL. Roanoke,
Va. and Gladys K. Gaub, 10. s23
PRINCETON Pl. n. w.
william J. Mileham, 20, Kennedy.
Warren Apartments, and Eleanor r.
Bishop. 81, 1885 Rhode Island Ave.
n. w.
Albert A. Burtnlck, 4S, and Rose
Caplar. as, both Of Baltimore, Md.
Emmanuel Neumark, go, and Ruth
Schmerler, IS. both Of New York city.
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YORK-sunday and Monday: Jean
Arthur and Ray Milland in Easy
Living" March of Time. Tuesday and
Wednesday: Wallace Berry and War
ner Baxter in slave Ship" Thursday:
Rochelle Hudson and Brian Donlevy
in Born Reckless" Friday: wallace
Berry and Clark Gable in Hell
Divers" saturday: Marry the Girl
with Hugh Herbert and Mary 9olAnda
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UPTOWN-sunday, Monday and
Tuesday: Shirley Temple and Victor
McLaglen in Wee willie Winkie."
Wednesday and Thursday: Jack Benny
els" Friday: Kay Francis in "Confes-
SION" Saturday: Loretta Young and
Don Ameche in Love Under Fire.
Our Gang.
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AVALON - Sunday and Monday:
Jean Arthur and Ray MilIand in Easy
Living" Tuesday and Wednesday:
Frances Farmer and Cary Grant in
Toast of New York Thursday:
San Quentin" with Pat O'Brien and
Humphrey Bogart Friday: Wallace
Berry and Clark Cable in Hell Divers"
Saturday: "Mr. Dodd Takes the Air"
with Kenny Baker.
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AVENUE GRAND-Sunday and Mon
day Wheeler and Woolsey in ION
Again Off Again." Tuesday ana
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WILKINSON. vTCTORTA-on "Wednesday,
September Is 1887 at Philadelphia.
Pr VICTORIA WILKINSON tnee Yenneyl
the beloved wife of the late John T. Will
kinson
Funeral services will he held Of Glen
wood Chanel on Saturday, September 1S,
1927 at 3 n m.
Relatives end friends are invited ia attend.
Tntermeut in GlPnwood Cemetery.
Services nv the w W. Chambers Com
MANY funeral home
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HIPPoDROME - Sunday. Monday.
Tuesday and Wednesday: Bob Burns
and Martha Rave in Mountain Mu-
sic; cartoon ana news. Thursday
and Friday: Ray Milland in wings
Over Honolulu: also Leo GARLIC in
'Hotel Haywire": cartoon and news.
Saturday: Dorothy T.amour in La st
Train from Madrid"; also Ann Soth-
srn in There Goes Ny Girl; car
toon and news.
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TIVOLI-Sunday, Monday and Tues
day: Shirley Temple and Victor Nc
Laglen in Wee Willie Wrinkle" We'd
nesday, Thursday and Friday: Jack
Benny and Gail Patrick in Artists
and Models" Saturday: Loretta Young
and Don Ameche in Love Under
Fire" Wild West Days. No 5, March
of Time,
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BOOKER Friday to Thursday,
Eaptember II through September 23:
"Borneo," produced by Mr.. and Mrs
Martin johnson.
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SECO-Sunday, Monday and Tues
day: Captains Courageous" with
Freddie Bartholomew and Spencer
Tracy; comedy: cartoon. Wednesday:
Make Way for Tomorrow" with Vic.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Monday and
Tuesday: Alice Faye and Don Amecho
in You Can't Have Everything"
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday:
Paul Mum and Luise Rainier in Good
Earth" Saturday: Larry Blake in
Road Back" Our Gang.
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ASHLEY-Sunday and Monday: Bob
burns and Martha Raye in Mountain
Music" Tuesday: Robert Montgom-
gry and Rosalind Russell in Night
Must Fall Wednesday and Thurs
1ay: Marx Bros and Allan Jones in
A Day at the Races" Friday and
Elturday: Pat O'Brien and Humphrey
Bogart in Fifty Roads to Town"
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SAVOY-Sunday and Monday: Ro-
chelle Hudson and Brian Donlevy in
Born Reckless" Tuesday and Wednes-
day: Akin Tamiroff and Miriam
Marsh in Great Gambini" Thursday:
Chester Morris in Flight From
Glory" March of Time. Friday:
George OBrien and Constance Worth
in "Windjammer." Saturday: Marx
Brothers, Allen Jones and Maureen
O'Sullivan in "A Day At the Races"
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NEFF, JULIA (nee BROOKEl-on Fri
day. September II. 1887. AZ 6;1S .; H;'
i7s9 Massachusetts Ave. s. E.. JULIA,
beloved wife of August J. Neff.
Funeral from the above residence, on
Monday. September 20. at $3.50 q. m. Re"
uuiem mass at Holy Comforter at q. m.
Relatives and friends invited. Interment
Mt. Olivet Cemetery.
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PALM-sunday: Dark. Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday: Saratoga" with
lean Harlow and Clark Gable. Thurs
day and Friday: THE Good Earth"
with Paul NUM- and Luise Rainier sat
urday. "Dr Bull with Will Rogers
and Marion Nixon. also, king Of
Gamblers" with Lloyd Nolan and Claire
Trevor
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LINCOLN-Firday to Thursday,
September II through September 23:
Wee Willie Wrinkle" starring Shir-
ley Temple and Victor McLaglen.
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REPUBLIC - Friday to Thursday.
September 18th, through September
ed. Between Two Women" with
Franchot Tone. Maureen o'Sullivan,
Virginia Bruce.
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PENN-sunday, Monday and Tues
day: Shirley Temple and Victor Nc
Laglen in Wee Willie Wrinkle"
Wednesday. Thursday and Friday:
Jack Benny and Gail Patrick in "Ar-
lists and Models" Saturday: Loretta
Young and Don Amocho in Love
Under Fire" Popeye and March of
Time.
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CALVERT - Sunday. Monday and
Tuesday: Paul NUM- and Luise Rainer
in Good Earth" Wednesday and
Thursday Alice Faye and Don Ameche
in You Can't Have Everything" Fri
day: Larry Blake in Road Back"
Saturday: Wheeler and Woolsey in
ION Again Off Again.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-03-18
DEATH OF MARY GEIGER NOON

Mrs. Mary Geiger Noon, 60, died
at 1880 o'clock Monday morning, at
her home in GAINESVILLE, following a
three weeks illness with complica-
tion of ailments She was an adopt
ed daughter Of the late Exile Geiger
of Eagleport, her name before
adoption, at the age of six years,
being Mary Blick. She resided with
Mr.. and Mrs Geiger until their
death. Mr.. Geiger, store keeper at
Eagleport for many years, died in
the year 1898, following which the
daughter and mother resided to-
gether until the latter's death. For
a time Mary Geiger was employed
with the Beckwith millinery store in
Malta Later she went to Zanes-
Vile to make her home, then took
trip to California, and later went to
Europe. She was married to Will
liam F. Noon, who survives. She
also leaves a foster brother, Albert
Burgoon, of GAINESVILLE, who was
reared in the Geiger home DR.. Har-
ry Kinsel, deceased, was reared in
the same home. One brother is de-
ceased Following the death of her
parents, Mrs. Noon sold the family
home in Eagleport to the late John
Boal The property is now owned by
J. L. Maier of this place. The de-
ceased was member of st. Thomas
Catholic church Of GAINESVILLE. She
was very well educated, and had
many close friends who mourn her
passing.
Funeral services were conducted
Wednesday morning at 9 O'Clock, at
st. Thomas Catholic church, Zanes-
Vile. with interment in Mt. Calvary
cemetery
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-03-18
MRS. A. N. KISHLER SUCCEEDS
H. v. EDWARDS, RESIGNED

H. v. Edwards, supervisor OF
emergency schools in Morgan and
Noble counties, has resigned. Mr..
Edwards has had charge Of the
emergency schools in Morgan coun-
ty since July, 1884. When Mr.. Ed
wards took charge of the program
in 1894 there were no teachers en-
ployed, nor any classes. In Febru-
ary, 1897, there were 81 classes
with a total average attendance of
985 people in Morgan county, in the
adult classes. Mrs. A. NJ Kishler,
supervisor of emergency schools in
Perry and Muskingum counties will
take over the emergency school SUI
pervision in Morgan county. The
Guernsey county supervisor will
take charge of Mr.. Edwards work
in Noble county.
Mr. Edwards has accepted a posi-
tion as a general supervisor in the
national youth administration in
Ohio, and will have charge Of the
labor, clerical, and recreation prof.
ects for the youth between the ages
of Is and rs years. There are AZ
youth working on NYA projects in
Morgan county at the present time.
Mr.. Edwards will maintain his Off
cial station in the McConnelsville
relief office.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-03-18
DIRECTED VERDICT
FOR DEFENDANT

The damage case Of Wilmot
Carnes, as administrator of the es-
tate of Gus Carnes, deceased, VS..
Emma Dickerson of Columbus, was
begun here in common pleas court
Tuesday to jury, with Judge
Frank Acton of Lancaster on the
bench. At the conclusion of the
plaintiffs testimony, the court sus-
tanned the motion Of defendant for
directed verdict in favor OF de-
fendant About a year ago the said
Gus Carnes was fatally injured, in
an automobile accident on the north
river road, near the Muskingum
county line, when the machine in
which he was riding, and which was
driven by Frank Sherwood OF this
place, crashed with the machine OF
Emma Dickerson of Columbus. Fol-
lowing the death of Gus Carnes, the
administrator brought suit for dam
ages and costs, in the sum of $1O,-
900, claiming the defendant was re-
sponsible for the death of Mr.
Carnes.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-03-18
LECTURE WELL ATTENDED

The illustrated lecture by DR..
Frank Martin Of the state depart
ment of health, here in the opera
house Tuesday afternoon, was well
attended. Accompanying the pic
ture, were talks by noted special
lists who took up various phases of
the subject which was syphilis
These talks were reproduced by
phonograph records. DR.. Martin
showed the same pictures at the
meeting of the Morgan county
medical association that was held
Tuesday night at the Kennebec ho-
tel, and also gave the lecture We'd
nesday at Stockport, Pennsville and
Chesterhill This is part of cam
paign put on by the state depart
ment Of health to stay a disease
which takes big toll of life an
nually, and which the medical au-
thorities claim is durable with the
right kind of treatment.
These pictures and the lecturer,
from the state department of health,
were brought here through the
health commissioner of this county.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-03-18
MISS ALICE ROGERS DIES
IN CHAMPAIGN, ILLINOIS

Mrs. Annie r. Rusk received
word of the death Of her sister,
Miss Mary Alice Rogers, better re-
membered here by her many friends
as Miss Allie Rogers. Her death
occurred Tuesday noon, March I6.
at the home of her sister, Mrs. Car
RE A. Murduck at Champaign, III.
Sne mad been in failing health for
NUMBER OF years, but the immediate
monia.
Miss Rogers was a daughter of
the late James M. and Margaret
Sprague Rogers, and was born in
Malta, living the most of her life
mere. The old Rogers homestead
IN Malta where the family resided
oV years or SO, is now owned and
occupied by Mr.. Mark Strahl and
FAMILY. In her early life the de-
ceased taught in Malta. She travel
ed considerably and was woman
or culture. Since leaving Malta On
years ago she had resided in cham
palgn, ILL.,, where as stated her
deatn occurred. Besides the two
sisters named, she leaves a brother
Dr. Fred Rogers of Washington d
Y. The late ]. w. Rogers, former
PROBATE judge Of Morgan county
VINO died 20 years ago, was her
Drotner. A sister died at the age
OF seven years.
The body Of Miss Rogers will ar
rive In Malta today, Thursday and
funeral services will be held Fridav
afternoon at 2:30 O'Clock. at the
nome OF Mrs. j. W. Rogers. conduct-
ca Dy Rev. Paul I. Wachs. Burial
VIII be made in the Malta cemetery
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-03-18
r.. e. ROBERTS SELLS FARM
TO CARL SEARS

A real estate deal was consum-
mated last week whereby Mr.. Carl
Sears becomes the owner of the
Lewis E. Roberts farm of 106 acres.
on the Malta north river road, near
what was formerly McHenry's sta
ton. This was formerly the Theo-
dore, Linscott place. Mr.. Linscott
was the father Of Mrs. L. e. Rob-
erts, and Mr.. Linscott inherited it
from his parents, SO it has been in
that family many years. Mr.. and
Mrs. Roberts have resided on the
farm for about 40 years. They are
having a sale Of their live stock
and farm machinery, and will move
here about April 1, to the Roberts
dairy place.
Mr.. Sears and wife have been re-
siding at Canal Winchester, and Mr..
Sears has been employed in Colum-
bus with shoe factory. They will
make their newly acquired place
their home. This is fertile farm,
with a good house and buildings.
Mr.. Sears is son of the late T. j.
Sears, of Malta. and his wife before
was Nellie Aber, daughter
of the late Jack Aber, and of Mrs.
Ella Aber who resides in Malta.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-03-18
MOVES HOME FROM -FOUR
MONTHS TRIP

Mr.. Charles Noyes of Meigsville
township, and two sisters, returned
Monday from four months trip to
Florida and other places in the
south. They made the trip in their
trailer.
They are staying here at present
with their brother, Fred Noyes, and
wife, and later will take Miss Flora
Noyes to Cleveland, where she was
employed for a number Of years.
While in Florida they visited their
uncle, Howard F. Noyes, who is as
sistant postmaster at Palm Beach.
They also visited their cousin, Cliff
ford Scott, at Jacksonville, and they
saw Hugh Crisman's and c. F. Peck
and wife, who were in Florida. Mr..
Noyes who rented his place in
Meigsville township, to Mr.. Lyon, is
undecided as to where he will To-
cate.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-03-18
Visit Wonderful Beauty Spot

Mr.. and Mrs. C. e. Gilpen of
Chesterhill were callers at this Of
flee last Friday. They recently re-
turned from a four months auto trip
to Florida, where they had won
derful time. Mr. Gilpen was in
Florida about four years ago, and
knew most of the more attractive
places in that state. While they
toured practically all parts of Flor
ida, they made st. Petersburg and
Daytona Beach their headquarters.
Of all the attractive places they Wis
tied they class Silver Springs as the
most wonderful. In places the wa
ter is 81 feet deep, and they took
boat ride, the boat having a glass
bottom, so they could see the won
derful formations, the water being
SO clear that they could see the
smallest articles clear on the bot
TOM The beauty of this place cam
not be expressed in words they say,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Gilpen urge their
friends who visit Florida to not
miss this world famous sight.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-03-18
RE-DISTRICTING
OF MORGAN COUNTY SCHOOLS

There is rumor abroad that the
school districts of Morgan county
are to be radically changed and that
new high school buildings are to be
erected Your county superintend-
ent was called in to the department
of education a few days ago at
which time a plan for re-organiza-
ton was submitted to him. This
plan contemplated five districts for
Morgan county, viz: No. l, Bloom,
Morgan. Malta, and almost all of
Deerfield and Meigsville; 2. York,
small part Of Deerfield, and small
part of Perry county; 3, Marion,
Penn and Windsor; 4, Homer-Un-
ion; 5, Manchester, Center, Bristol
and small part Of Meigsville, also
parts Of Brookfield and Sharon
townships, Noble county.
Your county board of education
has considered this plan very care
fully. Their organization resolution
passed at the last meeting left the
districts as they are at present.
The plan proposed by the state
of education is not a
satisfactory plan. For instance,
they propose senior high school
for district No. 8 at Todds. There
is only one way to erect such
building and that is by bonding the
townships by vote Of the people
These three townships are already
heavily bonded, SO it would be RI
diculous to expect the people OF
these districts to vote upon them
selves an additional bonded IN
Another objection is I
that the time element enters. Chill
dren in the remote corners would be
obliged to leave home at or before
daylight. Such objections are as
yet unsurmountable. However. we |
may expect the state to continue to
exert pressure for larger districts |,
tor the reason, as they say, of great
er economy Whether or not this
will be done at some time in the fu-
ture no one can say But we will /
that under existing condl-
tions the proposed plan is not feas-
ible.-C. w. Mal1ett, County Super
intendent of Schools.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-03-18
WAGONERS RETURNING TO
NEAR MALTA

Mr.. and Mrs. G.. d. Wagner and
family are planning to return tc
their place near Malta, next week
They have been residing at Morgan
town, w. Va. Mr.. Wagner is en-
ployed with the Hoover concern
and he has been transferred to Ohio
territory. He was up last week, and
brought with him Mr.. s. E. Ferrell
who is now at their home near Nal
ta. Tied" Wagner who has been
residing on the place, moved this
week to Marietta.
When Mr.. Wagner returned to
Morgantown last week he took with
him to Fairmont, w. Va, Mrs
Mayme McElfresh, near Pennsville,
who was called there because of an
accident to her grandson, Robert
Parsons, IA, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Russell Parsons. who was injured
when struck by an automobile. He
had just stepped from the "Y"
when he was run down by an auto,
which passed over him, breaking
one of his legs and causing other
injuries. While badly injured, it is
believed he will recover. He is in a
hospital
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-03-18
p. r. A. DISTRICT MEET TO
BE HELD HERE

The east district of Ohio congress
of parents and teachers will be en-
tertained at it's annual conference
by Malta-Mc Connelsville unit OF
parents and teachers, Thursday,
March 25, at M. & M. high school.
Program theme, Building Educa-
tional Values in Home School Rela-
tionships'' Morning session begins
at 10, with registration preceding.
Discussion periods will be led by of
ficers of Ohio congress and district.
At noon 60c luncheon will be
served in the school cafeteria. All
of the meetings and the luncheon
are open to the public, and everyone
is invited to attend. Reservations
for the luncheon must be made with
Mrs. ]. Ray Smith, not later than
Tuesday noon, March 23. The af-
ternoon program will be opened by
Marietta mother singers. Principal
speakers of the day will be Mrs. E.
E. Stopher of Kent, president OF
Ohio P. T. A.; Mrs. Ethel Simon,
Columbus, extension secretary; Mrs.
I. w. Basinger, state membership
chairman; Mrs s. H. Leiper, district
health chairman; Mrs. James Birrel,
chairman state rural service, and
Mrs. G. Meyers, state chairman OF
parent education. Mrs M. E. Arch
er, director of east district of Ohio
congress, and Mrs. j. Ray Smith,
president of local P. T. A. council,
will preside. The following program
will be presented: Registration
9:30-1O a. m. Presiding. Mrs. M.
e. Archer. Invocation by Rev. II.
n. Hoy; Conference sing, Mrs. HI. V.
Edwards, directing; greetings, j. M.
Turner, C. w. Mallett, Mrs. ]. Ray
Smith; Looking forward Mrs.
Simon; Membership, Mrs. Basinger;
Health: "The Child at Six" Mrs. s.
H. Leiper; "The Child at 16," DR..
A. A. Tombaugh, resident physician
at Rocky Glen sanatorium; address,
Rev. S. M. Martin, president Zanes-
willie council, p. T. A.; council re-
ports; Cherry Blossom dance from
s'The Mikado," by % girls from M
& M. high school: luncheon, school
cafeteria. p. M: Music, Mariet-
ia mother singers; Our President
Speaks, Mrs. Stopher; introduction
OF guests: Rural service. Mrs. James
Birrel; address, Mrs. Meyers; invi-
tations for 1898 conference; ad-
journment.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-03-18
DIR. w. r.. SEARS BUYS
MCINTOSH FARM

Last Friday DR.. w. r. Sears of
Malta purchased the John s. McIn-
tosh farm Of 212 acres, in Deerfield
township. DR.. Sears purchased it
as an investment, and Mr.. Ivan Mel
son and sons who have been farm.
ing it for several years, will con-
tinue in like capacity. This is one
of the better farms of Deerfield
township, and at one time was own
ed by John Patterson, but it is per-
haps better known as the Tedrow
farm. The deal was made through
the George B. Kenney real estate
agency.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-03-18
G.. G.. HILL SELLS FARM
ON POPLAR RIDGE

Mr.. C. G. Hill has sold his farm
of 40 acres on Poplar ridge, to Her.
schel Taylor, who plans to take
possession this week. This was the
former Frank Shuster farm, and at
one time was owned by G. L. John
son. Taylor who has been employ
ed with the CCC Transportation
Company, has been residing in
GAINESVILLE. Mr. Hill who is the
son-in-law Of Mr.. and Mrs w. H.
Allen of Malta, moved some weeks
ago to near Cincinnati, where he is
employed in the construction of a
new power plant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hill and daughter
visited Mrs. Hills parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Allen, over the week end, and
while there closed the deal for the
sale of their farm.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-03-18
Birthdays Celebrated

Mrs. Webster Palmer was very
pleasantly surprised Sunday when
relatives gathered to remind her of
another birthday anniversary. 9th
er birthdays in the family during
the past week were also celebrated,
those of Robert Popp of GAINESVILLE
and Harold Barkhurst and daughter
Lois. A lovely dinner was served
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ches-
ter Palmer to the following: Mr.. and
Mrs. George Popp and sons Ray
mond and Robert, Mr. and Mrs.
George Clark and SON George, ana
daughter Alice, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Clark of GAINESVILLE: Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Barkhurst and daugh-
ters Lois and Jean. Mr.. and Mrs
Webster Palmer and Chester Palm
er and family.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-03-18
TO BEGIN TEST SOON ON
POPLAR RIDGE

Representative from Detroit were
here Saturday in conference with
Mr.. Cupler, in reference to the ex-
pertinent on Poplar ridge, of ex-
tracing oil by new process. The
machinery is being put in order,
and in about month if the wealth
er is settled, work will begin. The
company hopes to produce oil from
abandoned fields by tunneling up
under the layer of sand and driving
pipes upward into the sand. The
testing will be watched with much
interest A large concern is back
of the prOiect
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-03-18
DEATH TAKES MRS. F. M. MAUK

Mrs. Frances M. Mauk, IS, died
Tuesday evening at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. William Taylor, OF
GAINESVILLE. She was a former resi-
dent Of this county, but had resided
in GAINESVILLE for some years. Death
followed a several months illness.
Surviving her are three daughters
Mrs. William Taylor. Mrs. Clara
Davis and Mrs. Della Smith, and
one son, Charles, all of GAINESVILLE;
four brothers-John R., Charles r..
William and Highlan Brown, all Of
Island run, this county; three sis
ters, Mrs. Anna Henery, near Zanes-
Vile; Mrs. Leila Boyle and Mrs.
Catherine Wissert of GAINESVILLE.
Funeral services will be held at
Dean funeral home, Friday, at 2 p.
m. Burial in Greenwood cemetery.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-03-18
E. +. LAWRENCE VERY ILL

Mr.. e. T. Lawrence, 78, well
known resident of East Bloom, was
taken very ill Monday with sickness
Of the stomach and nausea, and
later suffered a light stroke of pa
ralysis, which affected his right eye
and the right side of his face. While
slightly improved, his condition is
still serious, hiccoughs having set
in. Miss Vera Scott is the nurse IN
charge. Mr.. Lawrence is the father
of Miss AIDA Lawrence, well known
teacher at Tunnel Hill school.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-03-18
Mrs. Marietta Bell Smith Injured

Mr.. Everett Price of Deerfield
township has received word that
his cousin, Mrs. Marietta Bell Smith,
of Hennessey, Okla. fell March 2
and broke her hip. She was put in
a cast and is doing as we'll as can
be expected for one her age, which
is past "a. She is at the home Of
her daughter. Mrs. Florence Hicks,
with whom she has made her home
since the death of her husband,
John e. Smith, several years ago
Mrs Smith is sister-in-law of the
late Mrs. Lizzie Parkhill of McCon-
nelsville, and is cousin of Miss
Emma Lackey of this place. She
left this county about so years ago
for the west. Her parents were the
late William and Violet Price Bell.