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BERNHARDT, JESSIE. In loving mem
eTy ay p q 81, my beloved mother. JESSIE BERN
today, June L.. 1885.
Gone but not forgotten.
BY HER DEVOTED DAUGHTER. MAR
GARET GUITARS
BRAXTON, FLORENCE A. In devoted
FoRENcE BRAXToN. who no.. departed anu s9'nah this
lie twelve years ago today, June L 2. 1925.
Twas was happy when you were with me
Mnen YOU lived and we were together;
Put. oh. how changed it all is now
Since you have zone forever.
Surrounded by friends I am lonesome.
In the midst Of pleasure am blue:
And deep down in my heart. dear mother.
Is place kept Just for you.
But your spirit is near,
To guide us through each sorrow.
To wipe away each tear.
You left behind broken hearts
That That n.yey leysS sd,d you .nd 50 sneers Ti
FORGET you. wife and mother dear.
No one knows how we miss YOU.
We have suffered Sin since eve We lost you--
HER III hss s9eE HussNb sssn 5e AND
JONES. GARNET r, In loving memory
ago. June IL. 1928.
There isrd.d is no flock however watched and
~, But one dead lamb is there.
There Is no fireside. hewso'er defended.
But has one vacant chalEEa THE FAMILY.
sCHELLENBERG. WILLIAM. In memory
Of our dear husband and father. WILLIAM
SCHELLENBERG. who departed this life
'0aF years ago VIZ sHday D !aDs cai1pREh Hi lsse
sMALLwooD, VIRGINIA: In loving
parted this life June II. 1922. '
Today recalls q memory
VI our loved one laid to rest,
And those who stu remember her
HER HusRANp S Ae cHfEphaS. 5iESS asE GRANDSON
BLANCH WILLIAMS.
sPRIGGs. FLORENCE I. In sad but
"a: iTa;oKkEgNoE ~ ssRieas. 81 'saea Sse asps5ssd ]
'nis ne Two years ago today. june H. 1885.
You left behind broken heart
Inat loved you 50 sincere.
That never did and never viii
r0fses IoviNa SSs. pH1SHrSs' pnEsesE; sssr. ELISE.
We wish that every one might have had
So altogether lovabie so sweet 20 dear.
| We wish. somehow. we could express the
| love. the longing
We possess to have 'eH YHG HGsesiiast tH1iphEEsu ECU
STEVENSON, AMELIA SUBER. A trib-
ute Of love and devotion to the loving
UsGE SS Sfar vhn friend ~.
life two years ago today. June H. 1886. :.
| You are not forgotten. loved one
Nor will YOU ever be:
We will always cherish with love sincere
Beautiful memories Of one so dear
HER DEVOTED FRIENDS
TILLS. SARAH. In sad but lovinr
| mother. SARAH TILLS. who passed away
four years ago today. June ~. 1884
Dear mother why do you stay 50 lons?
Is 1t beautiful and bright in that great
| beyond?
/ We know it is beautiful bright and fair.
| For no death or pain can enter there.
| ROSETTA AIilnaH AND GRAND
EoN RoANTGHET51fz1 AE5 f11az1 Mz1tE 5nf2Fd6n 5MG2E6 JOHN
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RITES TOMORROW
FOR MRS. KELEHER
Resident of Washington for
Many Years Was Native
of Loudoun County.

Funeral services for Mrs Annie Kel-
cher 80. great-grandmother and a
resident of Washington during most
of her life. who died Friday at her
residence, 1884 Legation street NV.
will be held at 8:45 am. Monday from
the V. l.. Speare Co. chapel 1909 H
street NV. Mass will be said at the
Holy Sacrament Church, Chevy Chase
Circle, and interment will be in Mount
Oiivet Cemetery.
A native of Loudoun County, Va.
Mrs. Keleher's father and many OF
her relatives fought for the South dur
ing the Civil War. Her family home
at one time was used as headquarters
by Confederate officers and Mrs. Kele-
her had many stories Of war days to
tell her grandchildren and great
grandchildren.
Mrs. Keleher had been i'll for the
last month. although she had been
confined to her room for two years.
She was member of st. Patrick's
Catholic Church. Her husband, John
w. Keleher, died here 81 years ago.
Mrs. Keleher is survived by her
daughters, Mrs. Pearl Joannini Of
Washington. Mrs. D. W. Mahony of
Lawrence, Mass. and Mrs Naomi Her
ring of New York City: three sisters,
Mrs. Laura Wright. Mrs. Edmonia
Payne and Mrs. Lydie Hunter. all of
Washington; brother, Samuel New
Ion Of Cherrydale, Va; four grand
children and four great-grandchil-
dren.
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BONE IS ACCUSED
IN RADIO SUIT
$250,000 Action Accuses
Senator of 'Furthering
Private Business
BY the Associated Press.

BY the ASSOCIATED Press.
TACOMA, Wash, June 11.-United
States Senator Homer T. Bone, Demo-
crat, of Washington was named de-
fendant today in $500 damage
suit In which operators of radio Sta
ton KOL, Seattle. charged him with
using his public Office to further pri-
vate radio business.
Saul Haas, collector of customs at
Seattle and formerly Senator Bones
secretary; the Columbia Broadcasting
System, the Queen City Broadcasting
Co., Seattle, operators of radio Sta
tion KIRO. and wives of Senator
Bone and Mr.. Haas were also named.
Using Position Charged,
The complaint, filed by the Seattle
Broadcasting Co., accused Senator
Bone OF using his position on the
Senate Committee on Interstate Com
merce to have Columbia station con-
tract transferred from KOL to KIRO,
after owners of KOL had refused an
alleged request to give Senator Bone
and Mr.. Haas a controlling interest
in KOL. Senator Bone and Mr.. Haas,
1t alleged. own and control KIRO.
At Seattle statements denying con-
spiracy charges were issued by Station
KIRO on behalf of Senator Bone and
Louis X. Lear, president of the Queen
City Broadcasting Co., which operates
KIRO.
Denies Interest In KIRO.
The statement issued for Senator
Bone said:
Il am not now and never have had
any interest. whatever. in Station
KIRO. The same Is true Of Mrs. Bone
During the very time mentioned
in the complaint. I was urged to be
helpful to Station KOL in its efforts
to secure a large increase in power
was glad to do this so far as I could
do so legitimately. Station KOL was
granted the increase 1t sought and
now has five times as much power as
Station KIRO.
IF this is conspiracy. it is the
funniest conspiracy ever Matched by
human beings"
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DrathH.

1sss SHS S42s sHs
band of Mary E. Ryan and father Of Mrs.
and brother Of Mrs. Nellie Matthews. nnsGe Mar
FanT Gsfee from sna &. A1a Sy'e e. Chambers Co.
Monssy Msanssa hgms n,n. 1900 chagn St nv on
to st. oabrles S catholic 'e chareh sm tnssfe Mhefe
REQUIEM mass will be offered at 3 am. for
the Tepose Of his soul. Relatives and
frTiends rdm.isrI invited. 1nterment in ST. Maryy's
sHIMAN. RUTH FOX On Friday. June
Hospital RUTH FOX sRiMHN. onisies'sd peovsd
Interment Indianapolis. Ind.
SHIRLEY, ARTHUR G. On Friday
H }Sne Mo 10 1R4HrR aaS q his Essds9ee oxen
husband @ of sianehe shirlss and 0faqSsa fahsa
Fsaersi e in'tS ssryiess at his lat. rs.idene.
and friends invited 1nt nterment Cedar
ehsmbsTs ,,S g: Southeast Z funeral nome
sTRIDER. LUKE G, On Saturday. June
w.. Luxe G sTRiDER. husband ns d or Eis NE
4ste st1ia.r May T st1idsr and father Of Emma
Notice OF funeral later. Please - omit omit
flowers.
TODD. AMY. On THURSDAY June o.
1928 at Gallinaer Hospital. AMY TODD
devoted sS. ed wife Ms,t Of Conway Todd mother Of
sap3y. MGDp many 0hsr Tsls,yss ..N and friends
funeral Rsi-l, hons; Ss sss r. ~ / ays nv,
from Pilsrms Snsai a. 'ehs chareh a 7ia Psah
st. ne. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery. IL
TRUNDLE. ALBERT SIDNEY On Sat-
xaay; xgI,yri June II. 1888, ALBERr SIDNEY
band of the late Kate s. Trundle and
father, of Mrs j, H. Goss, Mr., lewis S
sr9ndls 4pnnse If WashnTSqn WmDson md Albert
neral home. :aao1 l4th st. NV.
Notice of funeral later.
v1TaAnL1E vITALE' GRACE: On SATURDAY., June
ne ss RcE vfALE r. Tssfenss beosea s wife dtf 81 tSs
ss o.s,P 4norro orr xae snd mother of Frank
LIom5srdo. Is Mrs. Mary Behrle and Mrs,
70 St. AlSssius catholSc. &C chureh. u 'Rfefe Rhefe
mass mass viii be said At . am Relatives and
etery. ARRANGEMENTS by VIM. H. Sardo
WILLIAMS. THOMAS RICHARD. Sud-
ese Gn aa sstuFaas faoMHs 1a1f Rchp I'll 2ss W.T.
Annie 6. Williams and beloved brother Of
Leonard s. Williams, jr.
Beltsville. Md. on Tuesday June IA. at
pm. Relatives and friends invited Inter
ment National Capital Memorial Park
Services by the w. w Chambers Co. Sub
urban funeral home. 91s Cleveland ave
Rlverdale. Md. baltimore. Md, raoers
please copy) IA
WILSON. EMMA J. On Saturday. June
II. 1898, at her residence, 1882 Corcoran
g. M,, n;wJ 9H,J after brief illness, EMMA J.
devoted mother of Lloyd A. Wilson. La
vissia Broddus. stepmother OF Thomas
and Grafton Wilson. grandmother Of Cord
Dasgnel Wilson and Voncier Taylor Re
mains resting at Frazier's funeral home.
$50 r. l. ave NV
Notice of funeral later 10
WINCHELL. IDA MAY On Saturday.
June IL. 1898. at her residence. 507. 2nd
ss ne, IDA MAY WMcHELL wife Of
Funeral services at the W w. Cham
bers Co. Southeast funeral home 51T 11th
St. Sc on Tuesday. June ID at IL am
Relatives and friends invited Interment
Mount Olivet Cemetery. Frederick. Nd. 12
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LIBERAL LAWYERS
URGED FOR BENCH
Guild Recommends Three Names
to President for Appointment
to D. G. Vacancies.

The District Chapter of the National
Lawyers Guild yesterday recommended
to President Roosevelt three liberal
attorneys for appointment to the three
vacant judgeships in local courts.
They are Charles Fahy, general
counsel for the National Labor Re-
lations Board; Lawrence Koenigsberg~
er, member of the local bar, and Ma
than Margold, solicitor of the Interior
Department. who Is president of the
local chapter of the guild.
The recommendation was made by
the Executive Committee of the chap
ter, and was sent to the White House
with a letter signed by Florence de
Haas Dembitz, acting secretary.
Each OF these three gentlemen" !"
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CHARLES C. MAYER DIES
AFTER SHORT ILLNESS
Lifelong Resident Was Graduate
of Central High School and
Member of Morton Cadets.

Of Central High School and
Member of Morton Cadets.
Charles G. Mayer, so, a lifelong resi-
dent OF this city, died Friday nignt at
his home, 2428 Tunlaw road NV,
after short illness.
Mr.. Mayer was graduate of Gen.
trail High School, where he belonged
to the cadet corps and also was mem
ber Of the old Morton Cadets. At
various times Mr. Mayer had been in
terested in several enterprises and re-
Gently had been engaged In the build
ing business.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Emile
Z. Mayer; two daughters, Miss Doro-
thea Mayer and Miss Emile Mayer:
q son. Charles c. Mayer, ir., and his
mother, Mrs. Rosina M. Mayer, all of
this city: two sisters, Mrs. j. u. Gar
diner, Berwyn, Md, and Miss Pauline
j. Mayer, this city, and brother. Will
liam G. Mayer, Arlington, Va.
Funeral services will be held at
pm. tomorrow at the residence. Rev
DIR. Charles Enders, pastor of Con-
cordia Lutheran Church, will oficiate
Burial will be in Cedar Hill Cemetery
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Buildings Must Be Taller.

IDAHO FALLS. Idaho t4y.-Busi-
ness men looked at their squat, one
story buildings today and wondered.
Building Inspector L. e. Stalker
held up a petition for construction OF
a one-story building, citing an all
but-forgotten municipal ordinance
stipulating all business buildings In
the downtown area must be more than
one story high.
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will officiate. Burial will be in Glen
wood Cemetery.
Mr.. Herndon was veteran of more
than Is years Government service
He was retired in 1880. A well-known
student of currency problems. he was
the author of an early plan for uni
form bank note issues. Frequently
he was consulted by special commit
tees on banking and currency prob
lens
Early in his career Mr.. Herndon was
in the newspaper business with a
brother. with whom he purchased the
Tupelo (Miss.) journal.
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rency, who died
F r | d ay at his
home, 140l Fair
mont street NV,
will be held at
80 am. tomor-
row in Hines fu-
neral home, 290l
Fourteenth street
NV. The Rev.
DR.. Peter Mar
shall, pastor Of
the New York
Avenue Presbyte-
rian Church, and
the Rev. DR.. AL
bert Evans as
-s&A
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said the letter. "is Of distinguished le-
gal attainment and of unquestionable
personal integrity.
Each Is liberal in his general
political philosophy. progressive in his
views on legal matters, and well aware
Of the necessity Of considering the So
cial viewpoint. In the broad problems
which confront the Nation as q whole
and the judiciary from time to time. ~
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SALVATION ARMY AIDE

Appointment OF 1t. Leonard Moore
OF the Salvation Army Training Col
lege in Atlanta as assistant officer Of
the Georgetown Corps of the Saliva
ton Army was announced yesterday.
1t. Moore will have charge of the
recreation program at Camp Happy
land this summer and will direct the
army's Georgetown Recreation Center
during the fall and winter seasons,
Evening star., 1938-06-12
Caldwell on Hurried Trim,

Representative Caldwell. Democrat,
OF Florida left yesterday for Rich
mond, Va, where his 12-year -old son
Millard. jr.. underwent an emergency
operation for appendicitis. The boy
became Ill while visiting his grand
mother at Saluda, Va.
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Ball Game Planned.

A baseball game between members
OF Congress and members of the
Iowa State Society will feature the
societys picnic to be held Saturday
according to Ernest Lucas, chairman
of the Events Committee.
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Darn uf. ThankH.

sATTERWHITE. ADDIE J. I wish to
thank the rector. choir. Daughters of the
King, Womens Guild of st. Luke's P. E.
Church relatives neighbors and friends
for beautiful horal OFFERINGS and kind ex-
pressions of sympathy at the death of my
beloved wife ADDIE ]. SATTERWHITE.
HER HUSBAND, ALEXANDER l.. SATTER-
WHITE,
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JOHN G. HERNDON RITES
TOBE HELD TOMORROW
Retired Chief Clerk of Controller
of Currency's Office Was Expert
on Currency Problems.

Funeral, services for John Goodwin
Herndon, 81. retired chief clerk of the
Office of the Controller Of the Cur
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CEMETERY LOTS.

CEDAR HILL CEMETF5 Y-sN CHOICE
burial sitss. $500 cash. esDhsFd asio-R.
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G: ]: ! I:
Lodge, No. Is. B. P. o. Eiks.
April is. 1885. who passed
10 June snf TO- ersas ha5s. Lodge of the Hereafter
Elk services at late residence, 314 B
st. Sc" At 8 Pm; By order Of
Attest MAkrN sGgns9 Y19sa se4.ssry sss.sa Ruler
McRAE. ELLEN DELL, On Saturday.
S4as t. ns Vas ELEa e PEI br Eisidsess MeaAr
Ts af & the ase MRs SSh M Mee Aev2
T. Barker. Mrs. Floyd v Ritter. Janet
Notice Of funeral later.
MORAN, LILLIAN M. On Saturday.
June II. 1888, LILLIAN M beloved vile
of the late William F. Moran
, Funeral from her late residence. 1887
Lawrence Ia ses st: ne. on Tuesday. June n,
thongs Church at ann T Relative: and and
friends invited Interment Mount olivet
ccemet,sYry cennt,Y Member W Of Rev. Father Walter
june reprs 8 ieas WAREEN WaRREs r O. rnursd.yd
4s years. beloved husband of Eva Mae
hon. 1snssf ss tE0m s the Nond,x Deal funeral
at 1890 am Relatives and friends in
vited Interment Glenwood Cemetery 10
POWELL. MARY ELIZABETH. On
Thursday; June g. 1898 at the residence
Of her daughter; I225 Kenyon st. NV.
Demps ". Powell; beloved mother Of Mrs
cite and Isadore Powell Of CHARLESTON.
S; G.; Charles c; Powell of Tuskegee. In
and Carrie J. Robertson of Washington,
son Of Roxbury. Mass and Marcus French
OF Charleston. s. C.: sister-in-law Of DR.
Ionia r. and Leigh Whipper She. is also
survived by nine Grandchildren. other rel
atives and many friends Remains rest
ing at the above residence
Funeral from Tabor Presbyterian Church
on Monday. June 13. at 2 pm. Inter-
ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. Ar
rangements by Mcclure. IL
REED. CAROLINE v. On Friday June
10. 1888. CAROLINE v. REED. AGED y
years
Funeral services Monday. June 13. at
$3.50 pm, at Hysong,s parlors, 1900 n
st. NV. Relatives and friends invited to
attend. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. IL
-.
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A real bargain at
this low prize e!
When open both
inner = spring mat
tresses are the same
height. Opens to
twin beds!
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Lodge, No. 15. B. P. o. Eiks,
will convene in session OF
sorrow at 1:30 pm. Sun
day. June IL, 1898. for the
purpose of paying tribute to
the memory of our late
brother. FRANCIS Nc
QUILLAN. M. D.. class OF
April IS. 1885; WHO passed
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CAUTHEN. ROBERT s. Special COM
% munication of Naval Lodge, No.
(M 4. F. A. A. M. is called for ] 30
I'm Monday afternoon. June l3.
NGN> 1895. for the purpose OF attend
~~ ing the funeral of our late
N<y\ brother. ROBERT S. CAUTHEN,
" BY order of the worshipful
master ROLAND NJ BROWN. Secy.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-11-24

Mrs. Clyde Croft of Lancaster
spent. Sunday with her parents, G..
p, Bowman, and wife.
Visit Places OF Interest
B. e. Workman, accompanied by
the senior class, motored to CO.
lumbus, Tuesday of last week, where
they visited several places of inter
est, including the state house and
governors office, institution for the
feeble minded. Ohio penitentiary,
and Port Columbus airport. The
day was enjoyed by everyone.
Miss Sadie Patterson OF Vincent
is spending SINE time with her
brother, A. F. Patterson, and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H.. Brooks of
Deavertown were week end guests
of Carl Bowman and family.
Mrs. Blanche Ridgley and Mrs.
Ida King entertained with Sunday
dinner, Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Bryson
Of q Glouster, Arthur King and Mrs
Mae Putnam of Columbus, and F. L.
Bailey and. wife. a s.
Minerva Literary Club
Mrs. Sara Patterson was hostess
Monday evening to the, Minerva
literary club, with eight, members
present. Mrs. Esther, Dunbar read
a paper on "The Development of
Rayon," which was very interesting.
/ Basketball Game
| The first basketball game of the
season was played Friday evening at
the high school gymnasium. They
played Amesville high school, win
nnig both games. We hope for the
team very successful year.
Florence Harmer of GAINESVILLE
came Sunday for short stay, look
ing after some business matters.
Methodist Fellowship Week
Last week being Methodist Fell
cwship week, a banquet was served
for the. men of the M. E. church,
Friday evening. Rev. Caller of Nc
Connelsville, delivered very splen-
did address. Other short talks were
made by some of the men. The
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-11-24

7th and Sth grade girls seryfne
Robert Worrall, president of IT,
Marion township future farma1 -
AnaerieAys ssssDabl blyaeeSyeda as toast~
master, and presented the following
lpreerami Thapk Offering. Rev. L.
as Nutter; 81 ronn singing; gyeIc0mee
'toastmAster, Thanksgiving AvnnAs
group: His work, (Edgar A.. Guest j. =
Dorothea Williams; yFhinga -
SHOULD be Thankful for: Biafhe
Woodyard; presenting new futara
homemakers, Beryl Cone and grOups
presenting new future farmers, ON
GERS; music, Instrumental; From =,
mothers viewpoint !. Mrs Harley
Thomas: From q fathers viewpoint.
Clair Strode; talk, .B. E. Workman.
song, girls sextet; You can do It
Fred Bowman; What we are strfv--
ing for, j. W. e. Dunbar; talk.
Frank Bailey.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-11-24

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Snyder and Mr..
and Mrs, A. H. Hummel, near Penns,
vile. sn
j. G. Ferguson Of Greysville, Mar
ian Reed, DIR. and Mrs. A. H. Whit
acre, and John and Sara Patterson,
attended the Ohio State-Michigan
football game in Columbus, Satur-
day.
Misses Anna Mae and Juanita
Schofield of New Concord spent
their Thanksgiving vacation with
their parents, G. I. and Bessie Scho-
field.
Miss Pearl Carpenter returned to
Ossening, N. Y, Wednesday, after
spending the past ten days with
Austin Carpenter and family.
, ~ Mrs. Gene McVey, Mrs. James
Murdock and Miss Hazel English of
New Matamoras, spent last Friday
with I. B. Nutter and family.
j Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Zumbro of
Washington. D. c., spent Sunday
with their parents, S. B. Zumbro,
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-11-24
ALL MUSKINGJIM VALLEY.
FOOTBALL TEAMS al

Coaches meeting here Monday eE-
ening selected first and second all
Muskingum valley league mythical
football teams, as follows.
First team-Fealty, New Lexias-
ton, and Handschy, New ConcoEds
ends; l.. SorreIl, Glouster, and Ton
haugh, McConnelsville, tackles; Carr
ter, Philo, and Wilson, New Con-
cord, guards; Bratrolli, New Lexn-
ton, center; Luster, CrooksyIleS
quarter; Mazgay, Caldwell, an
Fitz, Philo, halves, and Patton, NcW
concord, fullback.
Second team-Barker, Crooks
vile, and Vickers, New COncOrde
ends; Ray, New Concord, and Stew
ard, McConnelsville, tackles, Bow
en-, New. Lexington, and LawreHeat
Caldwell, guards; Clark, Philo, CEN
ter; Berry, New Lexington, quar-
ter; Bush, Crooksville, and Christ0~
pher, Caldwell, halves; and Hom<
man. Philo, fullback
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-11-24

she slipped on aonrug In the living
room injuringe her. right hip. While
the doctor could find no broken
bones, she Is suffering a great deal
Of pain. s5ig 81 y~ t gat
i Attend Rebehahs Inspection
Those from Marion Rebekah lodge
at Chesterhill who attended the
Penn Rebekah lodge. at Pennsville,
Thursday evening: were "A. F. Pat
terson and wife, Mae Harris, Lucille
Grigsby, Alta Reed, Lulu Hiatt,
Pearl Calendine, Bessie Smith, Bea-
trice Williams, Hattie Hill, H. s.
Hopkins and wife, and Mrs. Eva
Randall. s4 sssf
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Foster and
three children OF Newark, and Miss
Ruth Phipps of Worthington, came
Saturday and spent the week end
with their mother, Mrs. Hattie,
Phipps. Miss Phipps remained for a.
weeks visit. 7s.s# il II ,.te 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Gail Snyder, Of
Cleveland spent the week end with
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-11-24

and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. E. Mayes Of New
Matamoras, visited last week with
G.. e. Fawcett and family. 48s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Barnes of
Athens spent the last Of the week
with ]. T. Bowman and wife.
Roy Murray and wife and son jim
mie of GAINESVILLE visited Sunday
with j. B. Nutter and family, and
Mr.. and Mrs M. HI. Grandstaff..
Chas. Daugherty and wife Of
Westerville spent the week end with
Mrs. Emily Carpenter and Mr.. and
Mrs. John McElfresh. Mrs. McEl-
fresh and SON Billy returned home
with them for a weeks visit. IS
John Embree, wife and son Teddy
Of GAINESVILLE, and Miss Bernice Nc
Peak of Crooksyille, spent the week
end with Mrs. E. M. McPeak.. ~.
Dana Zumbro and wife moved
last Wednesday from rooms, in the
A. G. Carr building, to Eagleport,
where they will make their home.