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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-30
siebenbiraiidj. AmerifaniiMes Tolfs6Iatt

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eranm alieelest, iuelfes eetuib al
len Suborern eefallen miro. sud bot
sic 2orain 2ieoertafel ibre Mitmir.
flung 5useicet. Gieiers ausge5eidne.
tes Nrheiter miro Die aon5ert' llnb
1ans smuiif liefern. Gie Wtitglieoer
oes 8. g. M1nner ar. unit. Gerein
3rcia 5 iino bies @tal nit freiem
eintritt einaelaoen; fit olle anoereh
lit Ser Gintritt 35c int Gprperfouf.
unb BEL allen Ntitalieoern 81 baben
Ma ser Mbenofaiie SOC a Gerlon.
Yrtgralnm folgt ipoter..
Eruaramm.
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=. Scbni,,d,t mad, BEN Seracn Santner
@:m. Gbpr 9. 6. @elan9pereiu
@intrad)t
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5ppruniclo - Sri. Soha,,no Shmibt
4. a 'lnn Ser &ans it,leitt rn,ber ----
5. Cine fIcine 8eiae - Snltsipeiie
81. 8utb lnc @artba 6pttihlins
bon Gltpelanb, Sbic
5. i. Stdubden --------- Shubert
). Silpcr.rcabs among tie Sob -
---------------- Su'tl9
Senpr;olp -- Scrr 6ous 8pnnertb
6. y'cS nach Muspubl ----
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9iriacnt - i,crr Trib Sdliimbah
Z. Srotlhcn, Baden bcim @robreincz
muhen -------- @uitiae SplnlSenc
Srau Caroline Suber
S. s c liebe Nnhbur,n .----- Sietrih
TcrIunen
Trl. G,iiubcth gSnliih
Ssrr @oltcr Ncuber
Q. blibpiirmdcn --- 0infe
@irtrad,t Samenf,or nit Srcheitcr
TO- Rilnnlcrlcbcn -- StrduS
girtrud,t @cm. Gbcr nit Srd,cd,cr
If. q. 8 ISABELLA
, gSos enmol Sut1c, lit, lit Sutid,
Aorples -. H &. Srieienbcnelt
12. Wmf ncm NociratSbmrcau.
Shluauf iu ciuem Muf;us.
Ecrlpnen:
Sdrnbcl 6cirdtspcrmittlcr e. Sderad
Nnutd,cn, Nuftptilm - gSdlt. 9tcllbcr
Ibcn>rot, tltcrc Sungicr -- Gnr. $,ubcr
afiitau ---- Sobulnu Shn,ibt
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-30
Nns Neiu yorf, V. =.
3,ucia a..


S;ermit allen Wtitglicacrn CUR
acfilligcn &cnnt1isnabnre, bab am
So:1ntag, Sen 3. 9e5enlber, sic iGbr-
lihe Notwithstanding itattfin-
SET Sics it sic lette Gerlammll,ne
in Sic'cm Snbr ina ga ser slmtster-
min Acr 8camlen nblGuft, 10 itehen
mir tor oc: @ohl ser 9comtcn fir
oas ,Snbr 1910 @riiocr l,nb Sd,lue.
iterl' ncbut b,r Sohe ernit ino
for'i't sur Scrinnmllmg. @dblt
cllh Die red'ten 9eanttcn, bic sum
%ojl llno 9eiten bes Gereins. uno
oes Central Gerbaroes arbeiten. ssn
Ser &eriammlnng lit ser Glab I'm
ais su relelu gum @ohl l,uo ge-
item iabes GinSslntn. SSn oicier Ser
'nrn1lllng ut oas picrte Suartol an
>cn Eerbano f1llia Gs lit I'M Snter-
K ieNcs etnse!nen 'if alltitebenb 81,
'.ti,an I'M Gcrein uno Gerbono.
o. Sefrtt tt1re iino eebeten in 3eit
;u ,r'heiutn Inn 9eitrage ein5uneb-
me-. @ie ih uernonmen babe lit ei-
ne H. berraibllrg in slusiid,t aeiteat.
Mir bercus ins Tcrcinsloful on
116 CIt 81 Srr, 5ur &erionlmll,ns
mi 3 Tesembcr.
20. Socuroihcr, Scfr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-30
2lpcia 90.

Ser Miigllcocrn biene sl,r Mah-
rif,t oaE Sic regelnGbae Geriomn.
lllnI am Sunntagn'orecn, SEN 8. Sc.
scmper, ilattfinhet. Iies lit cine mid,-
tige SerionlnllIng ser Elm iebes Wtits
glieS bciipo5neu iplItc, Scnn es finbet
oie 8eantennnhl ltatt. &pnmt nlle
lrnb nGblt euh quite 8eamte. Die
Central Gerbaab slilcBments limo
allf fdaie 5u bc5a5len in bieicr Ser.
iamlnllna. Wtaht clif glltitebeno.
elrd iperoer mir bie Gbre baben,
ein Il @rcbbeamten in llnierer Wfitte
su hnben. .....
0an Shuller, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-30
2tueia Z.

D;e 8enerclpe, 'amml,'ne iinbet
am Sonntos, ben 3. 9e5embcr, im
: In, nahmittaas itatt ga IN sic.
ier &erIammlrne Sic @eanlten fiir
Sas tcmmenoe sSahr erlpGblt iperben,
lit es Eflid)t zines ieoen 9ruoers in
oieIer Geriammliune 81 eriheinen,
nm redt CUTE geamten 81 erlpGblen.
sllio fommt ale, nit bieiem meine
ih cah bieienisell. Sic ieit ser Sars,
me;iterlpabl nidt mcbr erlhienen iinb
in elner &"riammlune.
sSobn @iintber, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-30
Slucia II.

g. bine ollcn Sd)lpeitern sur &C.
iGllincn &euutnisnnbne, baB an
9 ,r1tag. Sen 3. Te5ember, 9 l(br
uad,mittags. llniere Geriammlnng
abo 'balten uiro. ga IN oieier Ser
iammllma bie 8eamtinnen fiir bos
Sahr 1910 eemGblt peroen. iino ale
Shpeltern gebeten anipeieno sll iein.
Nad, Ser Yerianlnlung iperben Sic
8eburtstagsfinoer Gona Telmann,
Reaina ssulbertb uno Cara @oobs
aoifee unb auehen ierpieren.
81 Ser lesten Gerionmll,ne tpurbe
ein uel,es Niitalieb eingeiiibrt. @ir
hoft.n, oas SGpsiter glisabetb @a,
lid iih iuoblii.blt in l,nierer Wtitte.
Vs iprroe ipciter belhloiien, llniere
morotlibe llnterbaltung peiter auf,
suh,iten pir bis ieBt, Der l1eberlhub
ioa IN eine 8e:aniielinasfaiie ilieBen
mi! Der 8emerfl,ng aber. baB auh
anrten geipielt iperoen iollten. @ir
boifen, bab iid) ale Sdlpeitern oieies
Ma! arifliesen iperben. llniere
nGaIte 1lnterbnItllna miro ont 0on.
ner:.ag ben IA ge5enber, absebal-
ten Mlic beteIIist ellh ale liebe
Sdmeite,n ltno brinet aud eure
Jreunoinnen nit.
gparIotte ,yalf, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-30

9u bilt bon ilns seibieben,
Teroeiieu tperhen mir bih nitht.
= rube icnft in ieI'gem Srieoen
N!s alth lmier guee briht.
Conn eibts in Sen SimneIsbob'n
Stir uns elm frobes @ieoerieben.
8etuionei bon Seiner bih ME Der.
geli,nben Sd,reiter Saro ltno Sci.
nem 9ruber 9anieI aruus.
per u. %.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-30
Slucia 2f.

sll!en Snmeitern ppm 3lpeie 81
oiene snr nefalliaen 9todrid,t, bob
mir ant 9. SeScnlber lluler
:. Stiftnnasfcit
fcierr unO ;lpor nit elmer ltntcrhal-
tuna llno freiem Giien. Saucrfra,lt
rub ttilngenaftc @llrIt miro ierpiert
lueroen.
ScSe SdlDciter miro ein Sidet er'
haIteu iiir Sicisn sbcno.
S:''e ltnterhIltltua lit MIR iiir Ntit
1lirotr gcplant morocn, oIlc Shnc
lterr ;inb gcbeten rcdbtseitig 5u icin
Saro Ssrani, Scfr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-30
Mns Qomeiteao. Ya.
Ndtnna Snrnid)ipeit tern.

sn ser lestcn Gerionmlune muir
Sc beifloiien lmiere Geriammllne
ieocr slpeiten Tieustaa inn Mcnat ob-
;uha.ten. s(Ge Shipeliern, Sic gum
5urapcrein achoren ipollen, iollen am
~ Tesember in ser Geriammlline
iein umo iid, al,tltcheno MAIDEN.
ySir bobcn ,srol, ssurth ols nere
Sd)meiter beariibt unb hofien nod
neht ncue Shpeitsrn 81 begriiBen.
Hole Slmptreps, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-30

@eoenfen uno l1eberleelne nod iih
an oieier 8eamtentpabl su beteilieen
unh iomit Eeil at nebmen an tpeI6em
Die Mitglieoer oie tpeitere 2eitllna
Ser slngelegenheiten oes Gereins ant.
pertraut peroen iou.
I'm guten 8eluh bitten sic geom.
ten. $. g. Motb, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-30

slIic ridt rareeiien. Shtpeite"n
bai Sic leste Situra in bieiem
ssohr, am II. Tesember. obenos 6
lthr itottfinoen trirb. @ie ihr alle
tpibt nerocn 1udl Die nellen 9eam-
tinrcn eetp1hlt tperben. 60 bite
fonnt cQc unr ;eiat euer Sntereiie
;lur @cbl Ser 2irhe.
9tnh ser Sitltra aemiitlider 80
mi!lenobenb. tpu5u Elm ieoer einaelo.
SEN it, Sdnc'tcr Ghriltino Sengel
uno Nciic Girert ncrocn olle uufs
bette hctpirtcn.
Atorp 1halsctt, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-30
Mus 6arreQ, Ya.

gs miro ollen Sf,tpe5ern befannt
aerraht. bab cie 8eneralperiamm.
lung ont 7. 9esenber obeebalten
pirh. 0a in oieier GeriammIuna Sic
neuca 8eamtirnen eetp1blt tperoen,
iinu ale Shtpeitern aebeten anipeieno
III 'r'n, INT tiihtlae 8camtinnen fir
oas Sabr 1910 AT tpdblen.
9foiino Groift, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-30
NuS 9etroit. Nid.
Sefieutlidler 7anf.

Ser sSraueil Gerein ser ct. Ge-
trus Qirhen 8enteinoe ipriht in er-
iter Clinic sen Gatharinen lmb Saras
fon.c bem &omitee, mas Sic slrbeit
nm @oiar, uno oas Gilen 10 gut Dor.
bcrr:tet hatten. sen inniaiten Can't
aus Gs bat iif, betpieien, tpenn ane
@inrns linb, et,pns su tim. oob int.
mer gutter GricIa ut. 9tohmals beiten
Cart allen bencn. sic mitaehclien
,,no ctipos aeipcnSct hoben iiir Sic.
fen 3tped. @ctt bcraeIts alien.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-30

Ser e. e. Weiansberein Gintraht
per .nitaltet am Sonntog. Den 3. Sc,
5er,brr, elm ,annsert berbunoen nit
9becter, su rem olle Greun6e un6
Gorner oieies gereins aufs ber5lid.
Ite e-ngelaoen iino beisutuobnen. I'm.
fer beliebter Dirlsent Yrof. s(n6r
Ni.olaus bat tuie, INNER ie aud oies
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-30

ant s Tesemper nid,ts anoeres 5ll
.l,r bobt als sic Geriamn,lung Su be.
iuhsn lno tiittiae 8eamten ertudblt
iiir Sos Sahr 1910,
Mihael 3lcb, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-30

9lc rcgelmGbiae Geriomml,,ng bes
3neia Is finSet am 8. Te5enlber,
sen 1. Sonntog, inn @tonat, itatt. gs
iinS ale Shpeitern eebeter~an,pe-
IenS SIT iein. oanlit quite 8canten ge'
lpohlt iperbcn fonnen. SSu bieier Ser
ian.ml,lng ioll ,ms Sflpeiter Inna
@cf nit 3oifce llnb &uhen beipir'
ten. Gs lit elmer ieoen Sflpeiter
Ti;lt,t Sieier Geriamml,mg bei5u.
lupbnen. Noie Sumpbreps, Scfr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-30

2mcia Is.

i3mciG 10.
: Minncr %"rtiu pcranItaltct cln
Ti'h frn nnb Sansnnferhaltung
on Snmstoa. ocu , Sc5eubcr, III
ser 9;crciushaQe Scrpicrt miro bon
rs ltbr Srn, ron Q bis - llhr.
Gs bittet aDS Snhicn I'M 5ahlrcl.
der 9cilt, ,Srco Ntcljer, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-30
0en.ralperiammlnna nnb gean;tcn
Nahl

0en,ralDerIammlnna nnb Veamtcn'
0abl
gir Mitelieoer tperoen baro If ans.
mer:niam gemaht. 6aB Die iGbrlid)e
Notwithstanding uno 8ccn,t'n.
nah! ndhitcn Monat, ilnb 5tpac an
orit+en sonntag, Sen II. 9e5cmber.
itas1iinbet.
slne 8riiner iino ereebenit priu 1t.
in .hrem eisenen Sntereiie unn ir
benz bes Gereins, iih 5u bieier sc.
Notwithstanding unb 9eamtenipcb!
ein3l;ftnben unb iih 5u beteiligen or:
tp1llen Der 2eitung Der Geihdfte oes
Ger,.ns fir ndhltes Sabr.
Nidts 1T pieI midtiser als beiten
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-30
3iucia %

hdlt 9onnerstcgabenb, sen Z. Sc.
sember, Icine GeriamnI,,na ab. 0o
oie'es sic idbrlihe @eneroloeriamms
lilnn lit, perbllnben nit ser 8eanlten-
tuabl. 10 iollte iih cine iebe Sd,pe-
tier nerpilihtet fiihlen an GIose a.,
iein sluh niht pergeBt aui ben Gen.
tral &crbano ST soblen.
slniana Ser %erlamnll,ne 7:3O
l(ht. slnna @eiter, 6. g. Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-30

Wci bem ant 10. Npnember abaes
bolteuen apnsert in ser Gintraht
Sal(e lit ein orongeniorbiees
0alstmd)
perlorcn acgcngen. IS miro frNl.
gebeten es ill ser Gintradt Sollc ab.
5lgaben. Sm Gprolls bciten Sonf.
per @eorg Hetri.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-30

am 3. Tesember bdlt 3ipeig 26
ieirf reeelmdbige yeriammlune ab.
Briiner, 3iees lit o;e 8auptperiamm.
lung oes Sabrcs. neil Die 8eontten
fir 1910 getp1bIt iperben.
@ir baben in oiriem Sabr oft at
oie NitgIieoer appe0iert, aber iebr
tpenlg grfolg gebabt. 9fun Briioer
tla9s es eu9 our Iufsabe oab ibr
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-30
Mns 6arb, Sno.
3mcia 40.

SDcla AZ.
6: biene ollen Wiitgliebern bes
3rpe;a 40 5ur Nadrift, bab nablte
0eri,mmlune ON Sonntoe, ben 3.
Iejember. nahmittaes 8 llbr abge-
balt"r miro.
Ga in ~oieier Teriammlung oie
nel e; 8eamteu ae!pGblt meroen fiir
oos Sabr 1910 iino oGe Shmeitern
eri.,bt anipeieno gu iein.
Sns aomitee fir oieien slbenb fir
aaffee unb auhen 81 ierpieren lullr-
SEN iolgenoe Shneltern ernannt:
Resina 6artmann. aatb. &elnig,
Nnra Miler. Msnes @oloner. So
pbia Sd)miot uno shlp. aatb. Said
murop als Toriteberin oieies aomi-
tees ,rnannt.
SIR Hreiieipenoan meloeten iif
Maria @utt, Mnna Did, Ysario
SAaiier, &atb aellner, Maria Bin.
Ser uno Maria alcb.
Wedria 2loB, Gefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-30
3lpeie 6.

lfit llniercr nochlten reaclmuBigen
Ger'clnnll,ua om fonmenoen Cont
tan, SEN 3. TcSember. nnfaua . l(br
nod,n.ittoas, fpmmt lpicbcrun ein
Eerc'rsinhr 81 icineln slbIdlllB. Sn-
nit fDnlmt al,o ser Mmtstcrnrin INT.
icret. 1cscnpdrtigen 8eamten 81 Gn-
sc 6. +. nit Gnoe Tcscn1ber). Sonlit
tritt .picoerlm sic elufgobe al ltnIe-
re &ereirsnlitalicocr, iid) cinen Sc.
amt nitab iilr rns fcnrnctbe Sabr SIT
cripohlcr. bon Sem tic piiicn, bob cr
trcn u,b cbrlid ieincn Tflidtcn llnh
slllifrbcn nad'fon1nen miro il,o
nadNHnlncn fann.
9t,dI scr &crianlfllllna finoct bnlln,
ME 'ajGhtlh. ein gerniitlihcs gci=
'anrleniciu itatt, pp5u 9icr l,nb
9l,ri aus ser Gcreinsfnlic bcitritten
miro GaB oicle tlcincn gtadfcicrn
imr;sr iehr lllitig llnb iutcrciiant iinb.
;piiirr lpir nQc uLs ser Gcrgungen.
bei' ser. Tnftr fonln,e icoer Grit
ser 81 bicicr Gcrion1mlllng uno per
brinsc ciniae ncnliitlibe St,uoen I'M
Grclie ieiucr Gtreinsbriiocr.
Arartin Hpth, Srfr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-11-30
Nus salen1, Cbio

Ndltnne Mitalieber bes 3meis Is.
llnfere Notwithstanding muir.
De ouf Counting, Sen "a. 9e5ett,ber.
perleat. s(n bieiem Gag finoet uniere
8ahl itatt W,r boffen, bab ale
Sfmeitern ii6 oieien Gag frei bal.
ten oamit mir uns tii6tiee 8eom-
tinren eripGblen f0nnen.
Evening star., 1939-08-18
League Rejection
OF Palestine Plan
Asked by zionists
Mandates Commissions
Refusal Of Approval
Hailed at Geneva

~ the Associated Press.
GENEVA. Aug. 18.-The World
Zionist Congress appealed directly
to the League of Nations Council
today to reject Great Britains plan
for an Arab-dominated state in
Palestine.
The League Mandates Commis-
sion report to the Council yesterday
refusing approval for the plan was
hailed with qualification" in
statement by the congress.
British Reply Criticized.
The British governments reply
to the report, raising the political
situation in Palestine as justif1ca-
ton for the new policy, was criti-
cized for "one-sidedness."
This sequence of statements
brought to head the dispute over
the British white paper of May II
restricting Jewish immigration to
the Holy Land and proposing an
eventually independent state. Brit
ish Colonial Secretary Malcolm
Macdonald disclosed in London
that he would lay Britain's argu-
ments before the Council next
month.
The Jewish appeal was read be-
fore the Congress last night by Dr.
Nahum Goldman of the Executive
Committee of the Jewish Agency
for Palestine.
Hopes for Broad View.
ut would appear that the only
set of political considerations which
the mandatory government deems
worthy of the Councils attention is
that arising from the attitude of
those leaders of the Palestine
Arabs who have launched ter
rorist campaign against the manda-
tory regime" the statement said.
1t expressed the hope that "the
council as the international body in
which ultimate control is vested
Will take a comprehensive view of
all the political considerations rele-
want to the issue"
With the mandate problem left to
the Council session next month. the
Zionist Congress settled down to
general political debate.
Don't gamble with traffic safety.
The odds are one rninufa IN four
Evening star., 1939-08-18

Don't gamble with traffic safety
The odds are one minute to four
score years and ten.
Evening star., 1939-08-18

Crispy. old fashioned
brittle-cooked TO a de-
licious. golden brown
and chock-full of crun-
chy toasted peanuts. In
wax-paper-lined box to
preserve its freshness and
flavor.
Evening star., 1939-08-18

Big, thick mapped,
luXuriouSly soft cloths
with lock stitched
edges to -. "ant raw
cling tn sanitary
transparent package.
Evening star., 1939-08-18
PHOENIX SALT
WATER TAFFY

Chevy, oblonE shaped pieces
in assorted peppermint, mo-
lasses. orange, lime, lemon.
chocolate. cherry, sarsaparilla.
and anise havors. Each piece
wrapped.
Evening star., 1939-08-18

Chocolate and vanilla fudge,
cocoanut bon bons. cocoanut
blocks. Jelly tricolors. and
peppermint patties.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-11-30

fourth birthday Besides the fam
lily, those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
s. A. Finley and daughter Miss Ha-
gel, Mrs Mary Price and E. A.
Gregg of McConnelsville, Mr.. and
Mrs. f. I Price, Portersville, and
Mrs. Chas. Finley and son Claire Of
Sayre.
Mrs Hazel Lyon is taking care of
her father, Jas. McClurg, who is
very sick at his home at High Hill
A. w Greuey has moved his saw
mill and is saving on the Maurice
Weiner farm, near Fairmont
Jesse Wagner and family of Nal
ia visited over Sunday with the
formers brother. Dalton Wagner
and family.
Mr. and Mrs A. c. Warren visit
ed Thursday with Howard Cowan
and family in Malta, and OH Sunday
visited at Frank Van Fossen's al
Pennsville.
Mr.. aud Mrs. A. NJ Bankes visit
ed Tuesday in Marietta and brought
Mrs Margaret Bankes who had re-
Gently undergone an appendicitis
operation in a hospital there, to the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Thos. Potts. near Santoy.
Mr. and Mrs. G. b. McInturf and
daughter Miss Clara. and three
grandsons Albert, Ralph and Pau
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-11-30
Thirty-five Years After

In 1904 small group of persons who were
not inclined to away from a hard job de-
terrnined to do something about tuberculosis
even though there was no known cure or preven-
tive vaccine for the disease. Only few health
departments were doing anything at all to COM
bat tuberculosis. It was pretty generally accept
ed that if you had Consumption" you died, and
that was all there to it.
But this little group glimpsed in the distant
future the goal that has brought them along the
road of sound progress ever since. With eyes and
hearts set on the objectives of the dim years
ahead, they overcame the inertia of centuries and
organized the National tuberculosis Association.
In thirty-hve years this association has gone
far along the road that it could barely discern at
the beginning. Today there 100000 persons
alive in the United States who last year would
have died of tuberculosis if that year had been
1904. In 1904, POI out of every 100000 persons
died of tuberculosis, while in 1888 40 out of each
100000 died from that disease
You urged to buy Christmas Seals
to help finance the work of this association and
its nearly $500 affiliated organizations in all
parts of the country. Organized tuberculosis
work considers itself as standing on the thresh-
hold at thirty and getting fresh inspiration
from the future, as well as pardonable satisfac-
ton from the past (Contributed)
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-11-30

Mrs Donna Glass spent Friday
and Saturday with her husband,
Evan Glass, Of Columbus.
Death of Mrs. Jennie Thompson
The funeral services of Mrs. Jen-
ME Thompson were held Sunday af-
ternoon at the Church of Christ,
with Elder Chester Parsons, Ring
gold, officiating. A quartet, Dr..
and Mrs. G.. ". Davis, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Chester NORM, sang several
selections. Interment was in Penns-
Vile cemetery. The deceased who
was 76 years of age, died Friday
afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock, at the
county home hospital, where she
had been a patient for several
months. Death was due to paraly-
sis, and she had been i'll for num-
Jennie Beard Her husband was
vived by one son, Eli Thompson, OF
! Cleveland; one granddaughter, Mar
| jorie Thompson, and one brother,
!, Charles Beard, of Columbus. The
deceased was member of the
Pennsville Church of Christ. Fol
lowing her death the body was
brought mere 10 the HOue VI Hci
brother-in-law, Wilson Thompson,
where it remained until taken to
| the church for the funeral.
Floyd Deweese has returned
home, after being employed al
Michigan for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Thompson and
daughter of Cleveland spent the
week end here and attended the flu
neral of his mother, Mrs. Jennie
Thompson.
Miss Esther Reed spent Thanks
giving at her home at Renrock.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Hilaman en-
tertained with a dinner Sunday
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs
Harold Hilaman, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
Ham and two sons, of Canton, ant
Miss Helen Hilaman.
Olin Davis was a business visitor
at GAINESVILLE, Friday.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-11-30

is in progress at Oakland church.
Rev G.. G. Nutter, pastor. Mr.. and
Mrs Arthur Wilson of Columbus
sTent last Sunday week with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson.
Oakland ladies' aid will meet
Dec. 6 with Mrs. Levi Scott RoX-
bury grange will meet in regular
session Friday night Jewell Ross
and Glen Morris, of O. S. u. spent
from Wednesday evening until Sun
day at the home Of their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Ross and Mr..
and Mrs. II. A. Norris Miss Nir-
ginia Ross of Athens spent Thanks
giving and Sunday at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon
Ross Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lane
and children of Newark spent
Thanksgiving with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs, Charley Eddleblute and
family Mrs. Eve Lochary has re-
turned to her daughters Mrs. Ida
Eddleblute. after visit with anoth-
er daughter in Parkersburg. w. Va,
--Denzel Gheen and family spent
Thanksgiving with Herman Calen-
dine and family,
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-11-30

Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. r,
Dougan, Thursday, were Mr.. and
Mrs. R. v. Dougan and two chill
dren, Samuel Van Tossen, daugh-
ter Elizabeth, George Carr and
three children of Logan, Don Dou-
gan of Columbus, Raymond Dougan
of Marietta, Earl Dougan of McCon-
nelsville, Mrs. Dana Syphers Of
PEBBLES, and Miss Lucille Wood.
w. S. Dougan of Chesterhill, Mr..
and Mrs. James Dougan of Column
bus, and Mr.. and Mrs. Vana Dou-
gan were guests Thursday of Mr.,
and Mrs. Chester Dishon of New
Straitsville.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Williams and
two children of Columbus spent
Thursday at the home of relatives
here.
Miss Wauneta Summers spent her
vacation at her home at Salem, w.
Va.
Mrs. Adel Williams, Miss Martha
Spencer, Miss Madolyn Hilaman and
Mrs. Etna Davis Of Columbus were
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
/, Williams, Friday.
Mrs Dana Williams and SON
spent last week with Mr.. and Mrs.
James Dougan, of Columbus.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Hiatt and Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Williams were at
Beverly for turkey dinner Thurs
day. and were callers at Marietta
| in the afternoon.
5 Miss Hazel Thompson spent
] THANKSGIVING at the home OF her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Will Thomp-
SON.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Williams, MI.
and Mrs. c. S. Hiatt, Mrs. Lucy
Douoan and two children, and Mr..
and Mrs. Hunter Leslie and family.
of Columbus. spent Thursday ana
Friday with Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
| Beckett of Gallipolis.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Giles and
daughter of Malta were dinner
! guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John tiles
Sunday