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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-29

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according to present plans.
Once official amity was estab-
lished between the two dictator
ships, there was no doubt In the
minds Of the informed that the Bal
tic provinces, In one form or an
other. would revert to Russian DOM
nance. as well as large parts Of
other eastern countries. These
sources stress with great empha-
sis that the details OF the proposed
deal were known in July of this
year, long before it became certain
that the ''democracies" would de-
clare war in September.
No Threat Now
Hence. Hitler agreed to Russian
hegemony in the Baltic states prior
to the exigencies Of war and APP
parently for good reasons. Rus
Sian military and naval bases In
the Baltic do not necessarily con-
stitute . threat TO the Reich now,
when Russian cooperation has been
assured. Even during the World
war the threat was negligible.
Therefore, II Ii more than jump
ing at conclusions TO proclaim that
Germany has become alarmed by
Stains diabolical schemes, and
that the independence of Scandi-
navia In now menaced.
In support Of this point OF view.
II may be cited that the bulk of
Russia's Ill serviceable subma-
rines are based In the Pacific, and
that no attempt was made during
the summer weather to move them,
via the northern route, into the
Baltic. which would certainly be
the first operation II Stain had
contemplated interference with
German naval plans. and had he
planned to attack German COM
mcrce in home waters.
Bring Germans Home
Nothing like that, 1t Is pointed
out. has occurred. Instead, Ber-
lin decided almost overnight to re-
patriste close TO two million Ger
mans living in the east and to move
them lock, stock and barrel, so as
10 avoid any possible friction with
her new neighbors.
What this means may be real
lied by comparison with the expul-
sion Of ''non-Aryans'' and others
from the Reich, all of whom aggre-
gated about one-third of that. This
movement has not been completed
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Moscow deal boils down to letting
Russia have almost what she had
before the World war and giving
the Reich back her former prov
lnces.
No matter whether a small
Polish state h reconstructed AZ
part OF an international peace deal,
Germany and the Soviets are GO
ing 10 retain . common frontier in
East Prussia over which the main
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HOLD FUNERAL
FOR N. N. Pike

0l0 HARB0R-Last rites for
Mark N. Pike Of Rosedale who
died Saturday night at his home
were held 1t IL I. N. Tuesday at
the Perkins chapel Burial win be
a Yakima
Pike leaves q host Of friends
n Tacoma. Seattle and Yakima
and viii be remembered ~ n
genial host Born In New York
state, he made his home IN Michi-
gan and, later in Washington, first
IA Yakima and then In Rosedale.
Surviving are his wife. Mar
gnret: two soma. Mark J. Of Port
land and Donald NJ. of Rosedale:
three daughters, Mrs. Robert zeig-
Ter Of Seattle. and the Misses Ruth
and Margaret Of the home, and
hwo grandchildren
II show Kllms
ne Crescent Valley PIT. A. will
hold the postponed meeting We'd
nesday evening at the school
house. Miss Stella kellogg Of the
Anti-Tuberculosis league win show
movies and lecture.
The Ladies Aid society Of the
Bethel Lutheran church Of VOL
lochet will hold . work meeting
Wednesday afternoon at the home
Of Nrs. Ole Stone.
To Meet Wednesday
The Lutheran Daughters Of the
Reformation Of the Emmanuel
church Of Cromwell win meet We'd
nesday evening at the parish house.
the guest Of Mrs. Arthur J. Knut-
ran.
Jake Sellers Of Seattle was a
weekend guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
C. =. Shaw.
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AIDE from the Americas.

ade from the Americas.
Search by the British and
French naval forces also continued
for the Nazi pocket battleship
Deutschland, which sent the Brit
ish armed merchant cruiser Raw
alpindi to the bottom off the coast
of Iceland with a loss Of around
go men.
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to sections Of the camp reserved
exclusively for men. At one camp
a caller wanted to see someone on
business. He was told he could
not enter unless he took off his
clothes. As he refused to do this.
he had to wait until the camp
inmate could join him elsewhere.
A few years ago some people
in nudist colonies were permitted
to wear shorts or trunks. This u
no longer permitted.
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Lloyds Puts High
Premium on Fleas
JOHANNESBURG. So. Africa

JOHANNESBURG, So. Africa
When Alfred Haydn, a profess
sional "flea-tamer." tried to insure
his troupe of 80 performing fleas.
he was told that the premium
would be 500 a day on every $500
worth Of fleas.
The difficulty, Hayden said, APP
narently lies in the fact that
Lloyds has no one who can tell
the age of a flea with certainty,
and il il also difficult for lay
man to distinguish between indi-
vidual star flea performers.
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Points to Skepticism Over Deals in
Europe That Are Suspected

NEW fOkk-Experts European affairs Of long stand
ing do not with the continuously reiterated newspaper
and radio comment about developments in Europe
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ii ERE'S MORE A BOUT
THE WAR AT SEA
STARTS ON FACE ONE

Of linen made from flax grown in
Germany, for instance, will be con-
traband.
Many new contraband control
bases will be established in the
Mediterranean, the Far East, the
British Isles and France, to handle
the seized cargoes.
FRANCE ACTS, TOO
It u estimated S250,000, 900
worth Of exports. or 80 per cent
of Germany's normal foreign COM
merce, will be affected. Last year
Germany's export trade was
81, 315. 000, 900. About $525, 00o, 900
OF 1t was with British and French
and their colonial ports. This al
ready has been cut off.
The new blockade is intended to
stop exports to America and Asia.
The rest of 1t. conducted overland
with the Balkans, Baltic states
and other European neutrals, will
escape.
France is invoking an identical
blockade.
IGNORE PROTESTS
As for the protests by Italy and
Japan, which We're the most bitter
of all the neutrals' because of their
friendship with Germany, the
French pointed out that neither
japan nor Italy protested against
Germany's unrestricted mine war
fare, in violation of the British
Interpretation of international law,
for which the blockade is a re-
prisal, even though both japanese
and Italian ships have been sunk
by mines.
It was also pointed out that
when Japan and Italy were allies
of Britain and France in the
World war. they approved the
same export blockade against
germany.
ISSUE VICTORY CLAIMS
Both Great Britain and France
continued to be fully occupied with
the sea war against Germany. and
there appeared to be little chance
Of serious interference with the
Soviet's activities in the Baltic
area.
In the sea struggle, the French
issued claim in Paris that six
Nazi U-boats had been destroyed
in the last 10 days.
In London 1t was reported the
British navy had captured or sunk
at least a dozen disguised German
merchant ships attempting to
sneak through the British block
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Without Trappings, British
Parliament COnVenes Again
GREAT BRITAIN

convened in this war; with the traditional speech by the
king THE prosecution of commands the energies oil
all my subjects
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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-12-07
Meigs Valley Grange

A troupe Of eight prominent per-
sons from GAINESVILLE presented a
we'll received mock trial to capac-
ity house at Meigs Valley grange
hall Thursday evening. Those par
ticipating in the trial from Zanes-
vile were Messrs. w. 0. Secrest,
VIM. Shuster, Ray Woods, Vernon
Stegler, Lorren Bozman, Earl Sims,
and Mrs. Sims. It was put on with
out any admission charge, as has
been their custom elsewhere. Meigs
Valley grange wants to take this
opportunity of showing her appre-
citation of the generosity and CO.
operation Of these guests. A chick
Ell supper was served by the grange
preceding the mock trial
Officers elected for the coming
year are: Master. Carlton Martin;
Overseer. j. G. Woodward; Lect.,
Belle Embree; Steward, Dale Greer;
a. s., NJ o. Risberg; Sec'y, Della
Woodward Treas, Orin Miller;
Chap, Lulu Glenn; G.. K, Harry
Parmiter; L. A. S, Martha Louise
Risberg; P, Ona Warne: F. Merrill
Wilson; c., Belle Fox; Exec. Com,
Herman Bone. Grange will meet
Wednesday evening, Dec. 13, with a
short program consisting in part
of a community sing and Biblical
quiz by the Worthy Chaplain On
Friday evening, Dec. Is, there will
be district meeting at Bristol, of
Beech Grove Manchester, Bristol,
and MeigS Valley oranges.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-12-07
M. u MI. School Notes

The M. & M. Hi-Y club met Nov.
80. Carl Cordray led the discus
sion on the topic of Community
Service"
Bill Manly, Rodman Ralston,
Wayne He'll, Donald Primmer, AMI
Mr.. Porter returned Sunday, Dec. 3,
from the seth annual Hi-Y confer
ence which was held in Youngs-
town. Manly attended the discus
sion of "How Much Liberty Raj
ston "Hi-Y's Attitude on World
Policy; Primmer, "BoyGirl Friend
ships in a Democracy, and He'll at
tended the discussion on Making
Our Democracy More Effective :
The delegates will give reports OF
the conference at the chapel period
Friday, Dec. s. There were 1850
delegates from the Hi-Y clubs Of
the state at the conference.
The Malta -McConnelsville grade
school and the high school are go
ing to take part in the Christmas
program sponsored by the Business
Mems association.
The F. H. A. meeting will be held
Thursday afternoon, Dec. Z, at 3,
27, Mr. and Mrs Turner and Mr..
meeting at Caldwell. Mr.. Wood,
the regional Scout executive, was
the speaker of the evening. After
the talk there was a business meet
ing of all of the members of the
district area Wednesday, Rev. Mr..
Holman, of the Main Street Church
of Christ, spoke to the school body
on the subject Temptations He
told of the temptations in the life
of Jesus compared with those in
our lives.
Thursday morning the election OF
officers for the Athletic association
and the election of cheer leaders
were held The officers elected are
these: President, William Manly;
vice pres, Ernest Knox; sec'y, Don
ma Abel. The cheer leaders were
elected as follows: Martha Turner
and Marilyn Miller. Their assist
ants are Carol Warne Zeta An
guish and Dorothy Dugan.
Thursday noon the freshmen and
sophomore elections were held. The
freshmen officers are: President,
Stanley Strahl; vice pres, Gladys
Parsons; secy. Marilyn Miller;
treas. Carol Warne; class advisor,
Mr.. Leeper. The sophomore officers
are: President, Martha Turner;
vice pres, Eunice Williams; sec'y
James Richardson's; treas, Edgar
Little; class advisor, Miss Adams.
Friday. Mr.. Turner attended a
committee meeting on school busl-
ness at Columbus. Thursday, Dec.
7, the L. S. zoology department Will
bring "a different varieties OF birds
to show at the school.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-12-07

Color.
Annual Christmas Party
Our annual Christmas party for
the children of the grade schools
will be held Friday, Dec. 22nd.
) Bigger and better than ever. See
paper next week for full particulars.
The Kentucky Girls 10 and Al
ma mountain music harmony duo
of the WLW Boone County jam
bOree, will appear in person with
the Jamboree boys and girls. who
Will present stage shows for one
day only, at the opera house, Thurs
day, Dec. z, at ., Z, and p. m.
Besides the Kentucky Girls, 10 and
Alma, other JambOree stars coming
here in person include: Lazy jim
Day, the Short Creek, Kentucky
hOmespun humorist; Kenny Carlson,
yentrilCquist and magician; Denny
Slowfoot,' crossroads comic; Hugh
Cross and his Radio Pals, with
Shug Fisher; and others.
Real sisters, the Kentucky Girls
began singing the mountain music
and Old-time tunes SO familiar 10
their native state Just as soon as
they were old enough to pick gui-
tar and yodel. Born i'm Summer
Shade, Kentucky; the last name Of
this popular girls duo is Taylor.
Kenny Carlson, the ventriloquist
without the usual wOoden-headed
dummy and who is also an expert
magician, will appear i'm person
with the boys and girls of the WLW
Boone County Jamhoree, when they
present stage shows, one day only,
at the opera house, on Thursday,
Dec. Z, at 5, and 8 p. IN. In adj
dition to Kenny Carlson, such jam
boree stars as Lazy Jim Day, the
homespun humOrist; the Kentucky
Girls, 10 and Alma, mountain music
harmony duo; Hugh Cross and his
Radio Pals, with Shug Fisher; will
all appear here in person to pre-
sent shows full of fun, music, and
entertainment for the whole fam
lily. Kenny Carlson used to own a
woOdcn-headed wisecracker named
"Scrapry OBrien," but "Scrappy''
disappeared from a trailer, when
Kenny was travelling between Mt.
Vernon and Lorain, Ohio, on a per-
sonal appearance. So now Kenny
has been using a 'Iive'' dummy for
his ventriloquiI work; but just who
the Give" dummy is, is surprise
that Will give everyone laugh see-
ing this unusual act. Kenny is also
an expert magician, and will per-
form several tricks and illusions as
part Of his act, to show the hand is
quicker than the eve.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-12-07
According to the Marietta Time;

According to the Marietta Times
motion was argued in the Jack
son county w. Va, circuit court of
appeals at Ripley, w. Va, Tuesday
by defense counsel, to vacate jury
verdict returned last Wednesday
against John T. (Junior) Coole Of
Marietta, found guilty of obtaining
goods and credits under false pre-
tense. The Indictment was based
upon alleged check forgeries. Coole
it is stated, is being held in jail al
Ripley awaiting disposition of the
case The presiding judge took the
| matter of the arguments Of coun-
sci under advisement and has indi-
Gated. it is stated, that a new angle
in the case brought out by defense
counsel, is to be thoroughly inves-
tigated
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-12-07
Hillcrest

Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Nelson and
daughter of Crooksville were sun
day afternoon visitors at the Thigh
man Kinney home Mrs. Kinney re-
turned home with them, after visit
ing the past six weeks with sons
and daughters in Detroit, Mich,
Sidney, Akron and Crooksvllle, =
Mrs. Sclena Sleek and son Roy
Sleek of GAINESVILLE were Friday
callers at the l.. V. Rardin home
Mrs. Sleek remained for a longer
visit H. n Gheen of Wheeling
w. Va, spent Saturday night and
Sunday at the o. V. Hanlin home
Mrs O. V. Hanlin and brother H.
n Gheen visited their cousin Mrs.
Nora Henery Of Newton ridge, Sun
day afternoon. Mrs. II. H. Hen
cry of Stocknort accompanied them.
The former Mrs Henerv is in quite
poor health having suffered light
stroke of paralysis about two weeks
ago. Joe Cheadle is employed at
the Rocky Glen sanatorium. He be
gan his work last week Miss Va
lena Rardin who is employed at the
Nrs. Augusta Ross home of Dale,
spent the week end with her par
ents. L v Rardin and Wife Mrs.
o. V. Hanlin and dauehters Ida
and Frances spent Wednesday in
srent Saturday with her mother
Mrs r b. Cheadle. Of McConnels-
viIle.--Mr. and Mrs Malcolm Chea-
die and daughter Donna spent sun
day with her sisters, Mrs. James
Locke and Mrs James Ferrebee
and families of East Windsor
Late word from NJ O. Gheen of
Canton, whose serious illness we
noted several weeks ago, is that he
T.
around some. The county Prince of
Peace oratorical contest will be held
at the Methodist church at Penns-
vile next Sunday evening, Dec. 10.
Miss Frances Hanlin of this place
and Carroll Pugh and Byron Hook
of Stockport. are three of the con-
|testants. We understand there will
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-12-07

Chas. Lambert Of Reinersville was
called to Springhill Kan. Wednes-
day, by the serious illness of his
son, Frank Lambert, who, with his
mother, has been residing in Kan
sas, on account of his health.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-12-07
" o. N D. E L. L.
II h eatre

STOCKPORT, (: OHIO
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY,
December and
ADVENTURES OF SHERLOCK
HOLINESS
Starring Basil RathbOne. Show,
1880 each night. Admission 10 and
15c. Wednesday and Thursday
nights, So.
FRIDAY and SATURDAY,
December 3 and
"SPOILERS OF THE RANGE"
Starring Charles Starrett. Show
Friday night 1880. Shows Saturday
night, and 8. Admission to all,
1Oc.
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY,
December 13 and IA
"GOOD GIRLS GO TO PARIS"
Starring Joan Blondell and Melvyn
Douglas. Show, 1880 each night.
Admission 10 and 15c. Gift Nights.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-12-07

In sending, a years subscription
to the Democrat, Robert NJ. Shuster
of Belvidere ILL.,. writes that they
are having fine fall weather, will
no snow to speak of as yet. Mr.
Shuster and family moved this
fall from Reinersville to Belvidere
Ill.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-12-07

Mrs Ray McGovern and Mrs.
Lauer of Columbus spent the week
end with the formers husband at
the McGovern farm east of town.
Mr. McGoyern is recovering from a
long illness. His sister, Mrs. Fred
Tavenner, who had been visiting III
Columbus with relatives, has re-
turned to her home here
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-12-07
TWIN CITY OPERA HOUSE
EARLE EVELAND. MGR

THURSDAY, Dec. 7-(Tonight)
Boone County Jamboree on the
stage-Lazy Jim Day, Kenny Carl
son The Kentucky Girls, Hugh
Cross and his radio pals, Denny
SIowfoot and Tillie Q. Smith. On
the screen-"Blondie Brings Up
Baby" with Penny Singleton, Ar
thur Lake and Larry Sims. Shows
at 5-7-9. Admissions: Children, 2Oc;
adults, 4Oc.
FRIDAY, Dec. -Charles Star
rett, Iris Meredith and Sons of the
Pioneers i'm 'Riders of Black Riv-
err Second chapter of "Dick
Tracy's G-Men." And Warren Hull
and Marsha Hunt i'm ''Star Report
err One show at 7:3O. Admission
10 and zoe.
SATURDAY., Dec. 9-Jane With
ers i'm 'Pack Up Your Troubles, y
with the Ritz Brothers. Donald
Duck. Shows, 5-7-9-11. Admission.
1Oc.
SUNDAY and MONDAY, Dec. TO-
t1-Ginger Rogers. Walter Connol-
~, James Ellison and Tim Holt in
Fifth Avenue Girl Let's Ritz the
Rich with Joyous Ginger, as she
stages one girl romantic riot for
family-troubled millionaire. From
park bench to parkside mansion in
riot of romantic complications.
News of the day. Our Gang COM
edy. Two shows Sunday, at Z and
9. One show Monday, at 1880. Adj
mission 10 and soc.
TUESDAY, Dec. 12-Jean Park
er and Johnny Downs in Parents
On Trial" And Greta Garbo, Mel
vyn Douglas and Ina Claire in
"'Ninotchka." "Ninotchka" brings
new laughing Garbo to the screen
in lifting tale of Moscow and Paris.
Don't pronounce it-see it. Just
O. Music Hall i'm New York. One
show at 1880. Admission 10 and
2Oc.
WEDNESDAY,, Dec. ia new
brood of American Eagles-thOu-
sands strong-winging into the sky
for love and glory. 100000 Men Il
Year" with Randolph Scott, Pres
ton Foster and Margaret Lindsay.
Pal Night. Admission 10 and 2Oc.
One show at 1880. Two admis-
siCns on each ticket.
THURSDAY and FRIDAY. Dec.
14-15-Roy Rogers in "WalI Street
Cowboy" Bird chapter of ''Diclk
Tracy's G-Men.' And the Higgins
Family i'm Covered Trailer" One
show each evening, at 1880. Ad-
mission 10 and 2Oc.
SATURDAY, Dec. 16-Jean Her.
Sholt in "Meet DIR. Christian" Pop
eye Cartoon. Shows, j-7-9-11. Ad-
mission, 1Oc.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-12-07

Mr. and Mrs. James Ellison OF
Malta entertained Nov 80, with n
turkey dinner Guests were Rev.
and Mrs c. b. Frisbie and Miss
Ethel Boal of Malta, and Mrs. John
Ford of Triadelphia
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-12-07
A GOOD IMPROVED Farm of 81

acres, on state route 377, two miles
from Malta. Good buildings, good
land and location. A good time TO
buy as the war is bringing prices up.
See EMMETT GILLESPIE, McCon-
nelsville, O., or write c. L. JAMES,
81 East Longview avenue, Colum-
bus, O. n9tf
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-12-07

Elder Thomas Butterfield who
has been conducting evangelistic
meetings at two different places in
West Virginia, for a month, re-
turned to his home here Tuesday
He plans TO leave Sunday for Lynn,
Ind, where he will conduct a series
of evangelistic meetings.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-12-07

Mr. and Mrs. w w Carrell serv-
cd turkey dinner Thursday to Mr.
and Mrs James w Carroll and
daughter Myrna Lou of Columbus
Mrs. Edna Carroll and daughters
Josephine and Rosemary of New
Concord; Dan and Mary Carrell
and Henry st. Clair of Cumberland
Also recent guests at the Carreil
home were Mrs Amelia Weeden
Marks, of Columbiana. and Mr. and
Mrs. Lawrence H. Silver of De
trOit. Mich
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-12-07

Miss Dove Fisher visited Satur-
day night and Sunday in GAINESVILLE
the guest of Misses Edythe Reed
and Forest King.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-12-07
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NOTICE

The Morgan county Prince OF
Peace defamation contest will be
held in the Methodist church nj
Pennsville, Sunday, Dec. 10, at
7:30 p. m. All are invited.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-12-07

Jane and Ruth Cronin, daughters
of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. HI. Cronin, OF
North Seventh street, have both
been suffering with glandular trou-
BILE
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-12-07
Short Course In Agriculture

Agriculture short course meet
ines for boys interested in farming
will start Tuesday evening, Dec. II
at 7:30 The meeting will be II
the agriculture rooms at M. & M
high school
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-12-07
H1ME M.ii.4..i3
L OC AL N E w S

All the new things in Pyrex Ware,
at Malta Hardware Co. 7d2
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-12-07

Let us repair your car for win
ter driving g.-Mellor's Garage, Fifth
street, McConnelsville.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-12-07

800 A. Stock Farm. so A. of good
bottom land, lots of hill farming
land, good meadows. An Al pas
ture farm. ; stock barns and
plenty Of other buildings. The
fences are first class.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-12-07

The regular meeting of the La
dies Auxiliary has been postponed
from Dec. Il to Friday evening,
Dec. Is, at which time the district
president, Mrs. Grace Thornbery, of
Woodsfield, will be entertained
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-12-07

The Christmas meeting of the
Mary Reed Missionary society vii
be with Mrs. Mark Strahl, Tuesda,
evening, Dec. u, at 7:45. Mrs. B
ID. Richardson has charge of the
program, and Mrs. Cecile Porter
the devotionals
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-12-07

Latest word from Mrs. Doudna,
wife of Attorney Francis S. Doudna,
Of this place. who underwent a
major operation Nov 27, at st.
Francis hospital, Toledo, is that she
is recovering satisfactorily. How
ever she will likely be in the hos
pital for at least another week.