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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-08-11
SAWYER DEFEATS DAVEY BY
ABOUT 10000 VOTES

Former Lieutenant Governor
Charles Sawyer, defeated Governor
Davey by vote of about 10000.
Other Democratic nominees are Rob
ert ]. Bulkley for United States SEN
ator; James Metzenbaum, for lieu
tenant governor; VIM. j. Kennedy,
secretary Of state; Clarence III.
Knisley, treasurer Of state; Herbert
8. Duffy, attorney general; John Nc
Sweeney and Stephen M. Young,
congressman-at-1arge; Carl v. Wey-
gandt, chief justice; judges of SUI
preme court, r. M. Winegardner
and Robert N. German; short term,
Jos. Bowman.
Republicans
John w. Bricker, governor; Paul
M. Herbert, lieut., governor; secre-
tary of state, Earl Griffith; treasur-
er of state, Don H. Ebright; ;-attorney
general, Thos. j. Herbert; U. s.
senator, Robert A. Taft; congress-
man-at~large, Geo. H. Bender, and
L. L. Marshall; chief justice, w. B.
Wanamaker; supreme court judges,
E. S. Matthias and Edward Turner;
short term, G.. X. Allen.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-08-11
Telephone Company Picnic

All Of the telephone employees OF
the McConnelsville, Pennsvllle,
stockport, Bartlett, Chesterhill and
Morganyille exchanges are having a
picnic on Thursday afternoon, Aug.
IS. The picnic will be held at
Buckeye Lake park, where the en-
ployes and their families will be en-
tertained with contests, games, free
rides, picnic dinner and other en-
tertainment More than IS employees
including members of their families
will be in attendance at the outing.
This picnic is an annual aHalr
and the public is urged, in consld-
Grafton of the hard work perform
ed by the operators the entire year,
to use their telephones sparingly
Thursday and be patient with the
operators on duty, as relief opera
tors will be on duty SO that the SER
vice will not be interrupted.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-08-11
WOMENsS DEMOCRATIC CLUB
HAD FINE MEETING

| Morgan County Women's Demo
| cratic club held their regular Aug
| ust meeting, in the nature of raj
| ly, at the home of Miss Jessie
! Wells, Friday evening. About so
! women were in attendance and 1T
| was a very enthusiastic get-togeth-
er. Guests of the club, all of
whom spoke on the program includ-
ed Mrs. Grace Stage, candidate for
state committeewoman from the
18th district; Mrs Agnes White,
wife of former Governor Geo.
| White; Mrs. Earl D. Schob, chair
| man of the Washington County
Democratic Women's club; Mrs
Caroline Bennett, past president of
Washington county club; Miss Flor
ence Cogswell, secretary of same
organization; Mrs. Ethel E. Alder
man and Mrs. Francis Wells, all of
Marietta, and Miss Maude Spencer
of Albuquerque, N. M. Other guests
speaking briefly were Miss Mar
garet Durbin. of the welfare depart
ment, Columbus. When asked if she
thought Mrs. Margaret Altman,
state welfare director, would ad-
dress the club, Miss Durbin stated
she thought Mrs. Altman would be
happy to do so, provided suitable
date could be arranged.
Miss Jessie Mckinney, secretary
to CONGRESSMAN Secrest, brought
greetings from Mr.. Secrest and as
sured members of welcome should
they visit his office either in Cald-
well, until January 1st, or in Wash
ington, D. c., after that date. Mrs.
Leland Cronin of this place, former
ly of Marietta, was made member
of the club.
Miss Wells requested Mrs. White
to tell something of her work as an
artist, in which field she is becom~
ing well known, having had pictures
exhibited in the salons in New York
land Paris. Mrs. White told of her
ambitions in her chosen work, pre-
fers portrait painting, particularly
Of American types. She admires our
town and spoke especially of stop
ping several times when passing
through to admire our court house.
A short recess was declared by
the president, Mrs Mcdonald, and
Miss Wells kindly showed the guests
her collection of early American
glass and other antiques.
club was again called to order and
the president announced election of
officers. Mrs Dove CASTOR was
elected temporary chairman, and
upon motion the same corps of Off
GERS were elected by acclamation
for another year: President, Lew
wella Mcdonald; 1st vice president,
Estella Durbin; End vice president,
Ann Shafer; sec'y, Jessie Wells;
treas, Lucy Barkhurst. Delegates
and alternates to the state fedora
tion meeting of women's clubs to
meet in September at Columbus,
were elected as follows: Mrs. J. j.
Christie, Mrs Leland Cronin, Mar
garet sDurbin, Tillie Donehoo and
Ann Shafer Alternates: Mary
Blackford, Rose Donehoo. Norma
Hooper, Hettie Woodward and
Maude Gordon.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-08-11
BOY INJURED WHEN MOTORIST
CRASHES MONUMENT

About 1890 Sunday morning q
machine driven by Harold Bachelor,
near stockport, crashed into the sol.
dier's monument in the center OF
public square. In. the machine
were Mr.. Bachelors son, aged about
five years, and Mr.. Bachelors
brother -in-law, III C. HUM, who re-
Gently returned from Florida. Tne
little boy was severely injured. He
was thrown through the windshield
and sustained several bad gashes
about his face, and for time 1t was
feared his nose was broken. HIS
father and uncle escaped injury
The statue proper weighs 2,2OO
pounds, and the granite on which 1t
rests weighs approximately SIX
tons. SO that in all more than eight
tons were moved by the compact,
at one end about four and hall
inches, and at the other end 1t was
knocked around about IL inches out
of line. 1t was resting on the ledge
of the foundation, hence the reason
for being moved so easily. For
time it was feared it might tumble
over. The machine, Ford SEDAN,
which belonged to Mr.. HUM, was
badly damaged.
James Christie of the Malta Mon
ument Works, put the monument
hack in shape.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-08-11
HEALTH COMMISSIONER
Cautions Public Against Infantile
Paralysis

With the approach of the latter
months of the summer and early
fall we can expect an increase in
number of cases of infantile pa
ralysis throughout our country. It
is a disease that occurs mostly in
the warm months and the crest is
reached about mid-September. The
first stage comes on abruptly with
fever. nausea, and vomiting. There
is more or less of an irritability of
the patient and a stiffness of sthe
muscles is noted. especially Of the
neck and back. Paralysis does not
come on for three or four days af-
ter the above symptoms are noted
No prevention has been discover
ed or can be found until the specific
cause of the disease is known. So
far this has not been done Every
parent should be on their guard and
should consult a physician early
DR.. c. E. Northrup, Health Com
missioner.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-08-11
MICHENER-DULANEY RITES

Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Michener an
nounce the marriage of their daugh-
ter, Ollie Edythe Michener, to Mr..
Mont B. Dulaney on Aug. 6, at
Greenup, KY. The bride was dress
ed in dark blue crepe with white
accessories. The single ring cere-
mony was used, and Rev. Lear Off
ciated. The bride graduated from
Chesterhill high school in 1897. Mr..
Dulaney graduated from Chesterhill
in 1886. A wedding supper was
given at the brides home Sunday
evening, Aug. Z. For the present
Mr.. and Mrs. Dulaney are staying at
the home of the groom's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Dulaney's in
Chesterhill.
Many congratulations are extend
ed to this fine young couple.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-08-11
MRS. TIMOTHY GIBLIN
DIES In NEWARK

Mrs. Mary Gosney Giblin, 67,
widow of Timothy Giblin, died Sat-
urday at her home in Newark, fol-
lowing a long illness. She was a
native Of Wheeling, w. Va, and
when young resided in Windsor
township, not far from Rooster
vile. For some years Mr.. and Mrs.
Giblin made their home in Zanes-
vile, moving to Newark about 38
years ago. Mr.. Gfblin was a glass
blower by trade. Surviving are one
daughter, Mrs. Russell, wife of Atty
Link Russell, of Newark, and a
sister, Mrs. Belle Elliott, of Rose
vile.
Funeral services were held Tues
day morning at 9 o'clock at the
Church of the Blessed Sacrament.
Newark, with burial in Cedar Hill
cemetery, Newark.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-08-11
LENNARD III. SEARS DIES
In A COLUMBUS HOSPITAL

Lennard H. Sears, 81, popular
| druggist Of this place, passed away
Tuesday about midnight at Univer-
| sity hospital, Columbus Death was
was due to embolism of the heart.
Five weeks ago he was stricken,
| since which time he had been in a
serious condition, however, word
! came Tuesday that he was showing
marked improvement, and If it con-
tinued, he would likely be able to
leave the hospital in few days.
He was the only son of late w. H.
Sears and wife. His mother before
marriage was Rachel Hartley, and
he was born in Malta township, Feb.
"a, 1887. He attended country
school when young. His parents
moved to this place while the de-
ceased was still in youth. He
graduated from the local high
school in the class of 1906.
At the age of Is years he began
his career as druggist, and follow
ed that business the remainder Of
his life. He was first employed In
the Gibson pharmacy of this place.
He later attended the Cincinnati
school Of pharmacy, graduating from
that college. After his graduation
he again was employed with the
Gibson pharmacy. Later he and
Carl Satler purchased the Gibson
drug store. In a few years Mr.
Satler sold his interest of w. D.
Danford, the firm then became
Sears & Danford. Later Mr. Sears
purchased Mr.. Danford's interest,
and the place of business which is
located here in the Stanbery build
ing, became known as the Sears
pharmacy. In more recent years NJ
M. Sears, was associated with the
deceased in the business here For
time when the store here was man
aged by NJ M. Sears, the deceased
was employed with Mykrantz drug
stores, Columbus.
On Sept 26, 1910, Mr.. Sears was
united in marriage with Miss
Blanche Alderman. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs C.. L. Alderman, and grand
daughter of the late E. M. Stanbery
and wife. BY this union two
daughters were born-Miss Italia
Sears, who last June received her
masters degree in the public health
nursing department of Western Re-
serve University, and Miss Pa
tricia Sears, who graduates this
fall in business administration from
Ohio State University Besides his
wife and daughters, he is survived
by his mother and one sister, Mabel,
wife Of George Farr, both of Whit
tier, Calf; one uncle, Chester
Sears of the west side, and two
aunts, Mrs Robert King. Palmyra,
ILL.,, and Mrs. Hattie Stone, of Gar
denia, Calf.
: the deceased han~-e.npleasant,
friendly. greeting, which made Tor
him many warm friends. He was
very proficient in his profession, and
during the many years, through his
business dealings with the public,
he formed a wide acquaintance, and
his passing brings sorrow to many.
Funeral services will be held here
this afternoon at o'clock. at the
Mrs. E. NJ Stanbery residence, with
Rev. Mr. Reed, of Columbus, Off
ciating. Interment will be made in
McConnelsville cemetery.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-08-11
DISTRICT NOMINATIONS

Congressman Robert T.. Secrest
D., was nominated without Opposi-
ton. He was given very large
vote. His Republican opponent will
be P. w. Griffith, mayor Of Mariet-
ia, who won by about 1900 votes.
In the Democratic race for state
central committeeman, Atty c. A.
Graham, Of GAINESVILLE, was again
elected by majority in the district
of more than two to one. Fred H.
Johnson, GAINESVILLE, was reelected
Republican central committeeman.
Mrs. Grace Shawahn Stage, of Ma
rietta was elected Democratic cen
trail committee woman, without Op-
position; and Mrs. Emily THORNLEY,
of Marietta, who was again chosen
committee woman on the Republi-
can ticket, had no opposition.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-08-11
DEMOCRATS GAIN HEAVILY
IN PRIMARY HELD TUESDAY

In the primary election Tuesday
the Democratic vote of Morgan
county for governor t0taled 1924:
compared with the primary vote two
years ago for governor, when the
total vote for governor was 981
shows a gain in Democratic votes OF
! 543. Two years ago John Brickcr
un0pposed for the Republican nom.
ination for governor had total vote
in the county Of 1900; Tuesday his
vote in the county was $3.50, fall
ing off Of TO votes over two years
ago. Bricker's vote Tuesday can be
taken as the basis of the number of
votes cast, since he pOlled slightly
more votes than We're the combined
votes of Taft and Day for United
States senator, and more than total
votes for county commissioners.
Governor Davey carried every pre-
cinct in the county but one. His
vote was LBS; Sawyer's total vote
was $50.
The closest contest in the county
was for county recorder for the un-
expired term Of the late O. T. Mas
terson, whose widow, Mrs. Della
Masterson, had been named follow
ing his death, to serve until the
coming election. It took the vote
of the very last precinct, so close
was the vote, to determine the out
come. The vote shows Mrs. Master
son defeated her opponent, Harold
Blackmer, by IS votes
The only other contest for county
office, was that of commissioner,
with four aspirants. Walter w.
Barkhurst won over his nearest
competitor by 20S votes, according
to the unofficial count. Barkhurst
was first to announce his candidacy
this spring. The last one to an
nounce was ]. A. Hambleton, who
came out with the blessing of Dale
Smith, Morgan county's big Repub-
lican boss. Alonzo Hanson, without
opposition, and vote of 1,172 was
nominated for county commissioner,
and Ethan Greer of East Bloom was
nominated for county auditor, both
on the Democratic ballot.
John Bricker. Republican candi-
date for governor polled 1880
votes; DR.. H. p. Michener, unoppos-
ed for representative, had 2,094
votes; and Chester s. Strong. with
out oposition for auditor, received
1,716 votes.
Votes by precincts, where there
We're contests, are found in the alb
stract on this page. The Repub-
lican and Democrat candidates are
both combined in this abstract, and
are designated I'D" for Democrat,
and "R" for Republican.
Note: All the election figures
published are taken from the unof-
fetal abstract. The official abstract
will be made out by the election
board some time today
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-08-11
FRANK C. HOON WEEDS

Frank G.. Hoon, of Columbus, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. w H. Hoon. of
Bishopville, and Miss Clara Croft
schalk, Columbus, were married
Sunday. Mr.. Hoon and Miss Croft
schalk motored to Bishopville
where they were joined by Mr..
Hoon's parents, and all motored to
New Marshfield. where the mar
riage ceremony was performed at
II o'clock by the groom's brother,
Rev, Miles E. Hoon They returned
to Columbus in the evening by way
of Bishopville Mr.. Hoon is pro-
prietor Of an electric store, and his
wife has been principal of the Fair
view schools. They will reside in
Columbus at 1743 Clifton avenue.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-08-11
PAUL LYON RESIGNS AS
MALTA GRADE TEACHER

Mr.. Paul Lyon has accepted a DO.
sition as principal of a consolidated
rural grade school near Akron, and
has rendered his resignation as
teacher of the 4-5 grade in Malta
where he taught the past two years
The change is decided promotion.
Mr.. Lyon is son of Mr.. and Mrs
Fletcher Lyon, near Unionville. He
is splendid teacher. Last year he
coached junior basketball here. The
M. & M. board of education will
meet the latter part of this week to
select his successor, in the Malta
schools.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-08-11
SHOOTING WITH INTENT
TO WOUND

James Williams of the north riv-
er road was arrested Saturday af-
ternoon by Constable Encil Sims. Of
this place, charged with shooting
with intent to wound He was ar
raigned before L. N. Seaman, J. P,
and bound over to the grand jury
under bond of $1,000, which was
furnished.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-08-11
CLARENCE ADREAN SELLS
INTEREST In RESTAURANT

Mr.. Clarence Adrean has sold his
interest in the Rainbow restaurant
TO his partner, Roy Walker Mr.
EAdrean 1retires today, at noon
!Messrs. Adrean and Walker took
lover this restaurant last September.
Mr.. Adrean is not fully decided
what line of business he will take
fup. -'r4.r-
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-08-11
MRS. G. E. CARR IMPROVING

Mrs George E. Carr, who under
went serious operation last We'd
nesday, at a Columbus hospital, is
reported as improving. Mrs. Carr is
a daughter of Mr. j. F. Dougan Of
Pennsville. Mrs. Dougan and son
Bob are spending few days with
Mrs. Carr at Grant hospital. Dur
ing Mrs. Dougan's absence, Mrs. Ida
Hooper of Chillicothe is assisting at
the Dougan home.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-08-11
CHARLES DRAKE RECOVERING

Charles Drake, 10, was stricken
with a sudden attack of appendicitis
Sunday, and was taken to Bethesda
hospital where he underwent an op-
Grafton. He is the sOn-in-law or
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Eveland.
and is employed in the local Red &
White store.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-08-11
Democratic State Candidates Results
In County

Democratic State Candidates Results
In County
The vote fer state officers not
shown in abstract, follow:
Lieutenant Governor Ed Day
163: Taylor Davidson, Sc; Harry J
Halper. "A: James Metzenbaum
1O3: John p. Rogers, IA; E. Matth-
ews Steele, rs; Frank r. Ulble
365; Frank H. Ward, 1O8.
Secretary Of State-William j.
Kennedy, 949.
Treasurer OF State-John j. Ken
nedy, 4S7; Clarence H. knisley
544
!. Attorney General Herbert S.
Duffy, SCI.
Representative to Congress-At'
Large, two to be nominated-John
McSweeney, SAT; Harold G. Mosier,
379; Stephen NJ. Young. 676.
Chief Justice of the Supreme
Court-Carl v. Weygandt, S29.
Judge of the Supreme Court
(term commencing Jan. L, 1888
vote for not more than one)-R. M.
Winegardner, G52.
Judge of the Supreme Court
(term commencing Jan. 2, 1888
vote for not more than one)-Roo-
ert N. German, 704.
Judge of the Supreme Court -
(unexpired term ending Dec. 81,
193S)-Joseph E. Bowman, 1856;
William C. Dixon, 1919; Theodor Ira
Rowan, So. Forrest F. Smith, 2SO.
Member Of State Central Commit
tee. Woman-Grace Shawhan Stage,
632.
Republican State Candidates Votes
In County
Following is the vote for state Of
fee candidates, which are not IN
cluded in abstract:
Governor-John w. Bricker, g.
280
Lieutenant Governor-Charles A.
Bracher, Ala; Paul M. Herbert, l.
461.
Secretary Of State-Earl Griffith,
976; Edward J. Hummel, 257; JUS
tin Louis Mccarthy, 81; Geo. E.
Turner, 469.
Treasurer of State-GeOrge l..
Baker, 22S; Don H. Ebright, 4S0;
M. Herbert Hoover, 618; David j.
Lewis, 274; Arthur X. Williams,
1877.
Attorney General-Thomas j.
Herbert, 210; Werner E. Metcalf,
1927.
Representative to Congress At
Large-(two to be nominated) -
George H. Bender, 929; Raymond
J. Jeffreys, 431; l.. L. Marshall,
843; Charles E. Wharton, 245; G.
G.. Yearick, 1928.
Chief Justice of the Supreme
Court-(vote for not more than
one)-Clinton D. Boyd, S2S; Wal
ter B. Wanamaker, S02.
Judge of the Supreme Court
(term commencing Jan. /, 1889
vote for not more than one) Ed
ward S. Matthias, 1,464.
Judge of the Supreme Court
term commencing Jan. 2, 1939---
vote for not more than one )-Wll-
liam l.. Hart, $50; Edward G. Tur-
ner, 791.
Judge Of the Supreme Court
(unexpired term ending Dec. 81,
193S-vote for not more than one)
&c. K. Allen, 522; Lawrence M.
Rich, 100; Roy L. Struble, IT'S;
Frank III. Ward, GOT.
Judge of the Court of Appeals
Charles w. Montgomery, 2,054.
Member Of State Central Commit.
tee, Mani. M. Camden, 289; Fred
III. Johnson, 977: Dean D. Warren
164; Reed Wilson, 278.
Member Of State Central Commit
] tee, Woman-Emeline D. Thorn
Hey, 1,44S.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-08-11
Deaths Toll

August 4 to IL, 1888
Mrs Sarah Won Scio, Quaker City.
D. M. Beasley, Athens.
Anna Spencer, Canton.
Max Wasin, Santoy.
l.. H. Sears, McConnelsville
Mrs. Mary Giblin, Newark.
Mrs. Glen Sells, East Windsor.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-08-11
STOCKPORT MAN INJURED

William Porter. GA, of Stockport,
was admitted to Memorial hospital,
Marietta, Wednesday afternoon,
with fracture of the left leg. Mr..
Porter was injured when timber
fell on him, while at work on a
bridge near Waterford
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-08-11
REPUBLICAN VOTERS

wish in this way to express nv
deep appreciation for the splendid
vote given me by the Republican
voters of Morgan county, at the re-
cent primary. Many thanks.-Wal-
ter W. Barkhurst.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-08-11
MRS. VIVIAN KENNARD
HAS OPERATION

Mrs. Vivian Kennard of the Fl.
White & Company store, underwent
an operation for the removal of a
growth from her breast, at Bethes-
da hospital, Friday. She is improv-
ing rapidly.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-08-11
SPECIAL PROPOSITION
CARRIES

The only special proposition voted
on Tuesday, was at Stockport, which
was for an increased rate in taxation
or three mills, outside the 10 mill
limitation, for the purpose of paying
current expenses of that village for
term of five years. The vote was
yes, II; no, 40.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-08-11
FILES DIVORCE ACTION
IN ATHENS

Mrs. Helen Partesuis, Athens.
asks a divorce from her husband,
John L. Partesuis, on the grounds
that her husband has been absent
from their home for the last three
years. Married in 1881, the couple
have no hildren.-Athens Mes
senger, Aug. Z.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-08-11
CENTRAL Committeeman
At Tuesdays election, Democratic
and Republican committeeman for
the county were elected as follows:

At Tuesdays election, Democratic
and Republican committeeman fol
the county were elected as follows
Democrats
East Bloom, E. E. Steward: West
Bloom, H. C. Mckinney; Bristol,
H. H. Little; Center, T. E. Dearth; ;
Deerfield, H. NJ Nelson; Bishopville,
J. M. Watkins; Mountville, Earl
Hamble; Marion, Ernest and j. X.
McElfresh, tied; Chesterhill, Ev-
erett Newburn; Manchester, L. M.
McGrath; Malta township, Chas.
Finley; Malta NJ, Frank He'll; Malta
s., Judson Young; Meigsyille, c. A..
Stegner; Morgan, Bertha Parmiter; !;
McConnelsville A, Stella Durbin; !;
McConnelsville B, Jas. Gill; McCon-
nelsville C, Fonnie Hooper; Penn,
Lee Van Fossen; Union, Frank Har-
rison; Windsor, Emmett Gatewood; !;
Stockport, Howard James; East
York, Harry Erwin; West York,
Mary Christie.
Republicans
East Bloom, w. F.. Richardson;
West Bloom, L. F. Clifton; Bristol,
W. D. Hancher; Center. Curtis
Clark; Deerfield, F. r. Newman;
Bishopville, A. B. Johnson; Mount
Vile, Dale Duncan; Marion, Geo. j.
Hill; Chesterhill, c. E. Bode; Man
chester. Hiram Henderson; Malta
township, Dale Smith; Malta NJ,
Gilbert Frash; Malta S., Harry Har-
ris; Meigsville, Geo. Spencer; Nor
gan, Guy Cordray; McConnelsville
A, DR.. D. G. Ralston; McConnels-
Vile B, Chester Clifton; McConnels-
Vile c., Fred Davis; Penn, c. H.
Wilson; Union, Roy Chappelear;
Alva Henery; Stockport,
j. L. Henery; East York. Chester
Fisher; West York, Cloe Brown
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-08-11
NOVELTY STORE IN OPERA
HOUSE BUILDING

R. H. Lawrence has rented the
rooms in the opera house building,
formerly occupied by the Singer
sewing machine concern, to parties
from Columbus, who plan to open
novelty store.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-08-11
HAS OPERATION

Mrs. Vivian Kennard of the H.
White & Co. store, underwent an op-
Grafton for the removal of a growth
from her breast, at Bethesda hos.
pital, Friday She is improving
ranjdIy
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-08-11
ED MILLIGAN SERIOUSLY ILL

Mr.. Edward Milligan, of Malta,
who has been very i'll with liver
trouble for number of weeks, is
seriously ill. He is at Bethesda
hOspital
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-08-11
ELMER PENNELL AT HOSPITAL

Mr.. Elmer Pennell. son of Mr.
and Mrs. John Pennell, of Malta,
World war soldier, left Monday for
Dayton to enter the government
hospital for treatment, and may un-
dergo an operation.