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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-10-26
Nobiliiicrnra Der 8eiitesfrafte
in Der S,pnternsacmeinbe

,3ompf Inn 8ott" beibt oas reli'
aiGie 9roma, baB am 26. gtopember
inn Soutb Sigh auditorium allfae.
fiibr. miro. r&antpf I'm @ott" bcibt
Der aanSe 3uicmmenbang, Der bie'e
Muftiibrung ins Hpllen aebradt bat,
ni3,t MIR ieeliif unb moraliif, ions
bern auf materiea leat Der airhen'
rat ser Sontcrusqemeinoe oiesmal
einc aans belcnbere Soffnun9 arf
bas @elineen hieier aroben Irbelt,
bic Dor inherent @emeinoeleben lieet.
9ie erobe sie,lerlait, Die feit Der
ihporen 9epreilionsseit iif auf un.
fere @emeinbe alligebGllit bat, ipa
bierourf aboelpul5t iperoen. Die
@ersinbe icG frei bon allen Seiten
attneu fonnen, Elm GROCER Shritt
noJ) TornGrts ipa aetnn iperben unb
Elm ;ebes @lieo ION iein Sherflein
oosu beitragen bieies aroBe 8erf
6urhauiiibren. Ser &irhenrat miro
IN ipSes Saus fommen, Inn 81 bitten,
oam:t ieoes @lieo unierer @emeinoe
cine 9arte faltfen mpd)te. Nebmet
i'm ollf, liebe @lai,bens- uno Tolfs.
qenoE,en, als sic 8riioer llnieres
Gtcmnnes uno unierer Golfsersieb.
iing. nebmet inn allf als oieienigen,
Die I'M @ottes 2obn obne jeoe mate.
rierle Gersiitl,ng lire 3eit llno ibr
@elo oasu berse6en, um gud etipas
al brineen llnb an5lbieten mas euer
eigeaes Sntereiie, cure eisene aultur-
enttpiflune nit einldliebt. Meilt
bieie Titer nitt ab nit elmer mie ge-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-10-26
0atharinen 8aQ.

Sfpeie % peranitaltet am 25. Go.
pem6er einen &atborinenbaa, 81
tuelo:em mir 3peig 80, aae S1neer.
Sic Sugeno unb aae Srellnbe unf
gefnnnten ber5lid) einlaoen.
Gommt uno Delft Sen &atbariner
bieics sSeit ein pergniigtes 1nb er'
folsreihes su MAIDEN. gielerpiert bie.
len 9(beno fiir Oieien 3rpef, benn bas
aolnitee miro olles tlln mas MIR ii
ieinen arditen itebt, allf boB nae eint
quite 3eit baben. Tim 5ablreihen Be
iuh bittet baS aomitee.
gliIabetb Shunn, Hrot. .-.Sefr
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-10-26
.freM%c ut1S 1lrbeit
;2eitidriit srokartia il(nitriert.

Sie ,SoIac s Ser 3eitiGriit ,6rel.
De bhrf1 Ir5elt" bringt cine grobars
tlae Pilbreportaae als 9iiifid)au aui
oie sicsiNbriee Sieifstosrne .araft
onrh sSreuoe" in Somblrg, bie Sic
eln;"!nen Geronitoltllneen lmb Ole
8Gtp ous ollen 2anhern Seigf.
&iocomo @agginc, Sen pieliaf
auslc5etdneten SpanienfGl1pier
6rtrJt bns SnnentttcIbIatt. 'stalien
lit treiter nit einigen 9inoerbriefen
lno elmer forbigcn Ntontase rpou
@1ebnbia bis .3liten," cine 9ibpen,
reile in aoffericttcIn, bertrcten.
Cine gllomonto9e bon Ser 9ogre.
Der M'e''e fiihrt llns nod Suaoila.
pien gtcben einem glid in Sic 90.
areber GolfshohIfule icjiIoert Der
slnfIcB ,3niIhen Steuerfniippel unt
&odIopf" bas Scben ser illaoilap.
iih4, Srnu.
Cine Montaae ygulaorien nit
5ers ae'ebcn" sei1t uns Den aonia
als eriten 9iirecr llnb slrbeiter in,
mitten ieines Go!fcs. Gin intereiion,
ter Mrtifef Ihilbert ,rs Sd,ifInI ms
9lrhr't oieier fIeibieen Station aui
Dem golfon.
Nus ltnnarn tpirb bic Seitipiel.
itabt S5eaeo aeseist nnb bas ein3is,
arttg in Der @elt boitebenoe renten.
Be N.ttonolor6eiter bes l,nsariid)en
Staatseeitiites.
r3niihen Sauben unb 8antinen"
beibt Elm beihallerliter s(liios aus
SoQcnb, cine moleriide gilbermon.
taee ieiat bas icnntdslif,e bolGnb.
iiha Gorilcben.
0urf einen feiielnoen slrtifel
Som 9of, oes empire State Bulb.
ing ors " nit reihen Saultrotio.
ner iino oie gereinisten Staaten
pert,eten.
Gin icbr oltfid,lllbreidler rno reif)
behilberter s(lliInt berid1tet iiber sic
Ser'on llnb Die ssreiieit in Ser
Sdn'ei,. &iele gilber seieen Die
idiuei i;eriid,e 9onresol,siteauna Il,
3iirid,:
s'!:s Tertihlanb perben II. a. gil.
Der ilnb slltii0te eebraht iiber einen
ge'riebsausilng Der @nnSlei oes
Siibrers .,lno cine intereiiante Bur.
1enfabrt burch @oiern. Gin GROCER
s(nt;ae lit bent 9ifter unb slr3i
Sons Garciia aemionet.
Md bieies Seft beitGtigt bnnf Der
guntbeit ,nb G;eIieitigfeit ieines
Srbalts oie @ertidotung, bie bieie
9eitihrift auf Der gan5en 8elt ge,
nie5t
g.. be5ieben .6relloe lno s(r6eit"
Sfii'ielles Srann bes Snternntiona,
ler 9entrolbiiros Berlin. Sf)reiben
Sic oireft.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-10-26
WnS youngstown, Obio
6pntcrnssW sWenteinbe.

Ser airhen Srallen Gerein ser
&onterus @emeinbe bdlt Sonntog,
ben ). Nopen1ter, 3 ltbr nahmittaas,
bic regeln,aBige Gcriamnll,ns ab.
Da mir tpiobtiee @eifGfte su Be,
fprehen baben, i,tier 25jGbriges
St;i.rnesfeit, piro sablreiter 8e.
illh eripartet.
ltniere &atbnrinen tperben inns Al
@enonfen an 4atherinentae aoifee
iuo &uhen ierpieren. slQe Sdlue.
itern nit 9tamen &ntbrina lnogen
NIT Sbpeiter Gotborino 0oerling
iib IL Serbinouna ieten, tpeIfe om
&on,tee lit. @ir hoffen pieIe Sd,lpe.
iterr at bieier sisltne beariiben 5u
fonnen. Serene @iirtler, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-10-26
aen fonfte'

gen fonne'
Ger Staat ballt ia nele @ebdllbe
fir Die ltngliifliheu Die Den Ser.
itanO perloren bnben lino bann
bralld,t bas Gountp nid,t mebr 10
uiel @elb. Tie Sieiler5abler niiien,
onB es jest ihnn fein &leines iii oie
eeeeripdrtieen Stenern allf5ubringen
oaber fiiblt Die Gar 2eague oab es
ieoen Yiiraers Hrtt ,lnb Yflidt lit
geaen oieIe Sorlo9s su itimmen uno
stpar iest lit oie' 3eit oies su t,ln.
Stiinmt am Z. 9topember oa9eeeu.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-10-26

uefIrollnten @piber lag.
alls SbonluS cusitiea, iob er iid,
miBtcalliif Inn.
$50 Iino Die unoeren2" iraate er.
yGs gibt feine anoern. 8ir iinb
oae!H, Sbomos
"Gno mas 9eld,iebt iest2"
ySSest fonllrt Die HafIe."
yNh?" iagte Sbomus.
IS flel ibm nihts beiieres i'll ioaen
ein.
sd ilthe Sic ihon ieit Sneen, q"
beaunn oie rel5enoe i,lnse Came,
"beilte enbli6 gcIang es mir, Sic in
melnsn @a9en 5u bringen. uno Nun
miii'en Sic biiben."
.giiben. @ofiir."
Sic bcben cine su idlone ;srau,
Sbolnos."
,18ns 2"
Sic boben etne ill id,one ;srou
ltnb ;d) babe einen 3l ilotterbaiten
Ntcnn Shre ,srnu betriiat Sic nit
neinem atonn Ios fpGre mir aleidl.
1iiltie slber mein Mann betriiat
mid nit Shrer ;srol. llno idl babe
beiTlo'ien, bnb mir glei6es nit gIei.
diem bereelten "
Shomas traute ieinen Sbren niGt.
Seine 6rau betroa ibn2
slber bas mar bpd) unnoeIih.
sic iftpeiaen. 9hcmas
.Was ioa ein Mnnn ir ioIher
Sallen iagen2"
Sic bog ben aopi suriid.
rWollen mir nift p"
,Tln2"
,@leihes nit eleihem pereelten?"
ThOmas lugte gar nid]ts.
CT nabm iie in ieine Mrne un6
fiiBte lie.
sils iie fpieber in bte Stnbt suriid.
fl,hfen, f,ibren lie piel langiamer.
Ct bate ieinen arm Inn ibre tpeiben
Sfultern eeleet llno lie batte ibren
&opf an feline 8rlllt eebettet. Sn
oiaier lStellung fabrt man nif)t nit
burbert Sohen. Ger @aeen eliti
lono'am, iebr laneiom iiber oie2ano,
ltrobe
M, n1ub Dir ettpas geiteben,
9b"mas.
vMir2"
.Sa. Sd bobe oif belosen."
,@cIosen?"
Define Srau betriiet bif niht."
Ihonlas flbr auf.
.gas iagit 81, mir crit iest2"
,SSonl,te if) es friiher2"
.Hltiirlih fonnteit on es friber.
vOonn b6tteit ou mid niht ge'
tiiBt.'
81 bdtte bid trosoem eefiiBt!"
G., bod Den aopf.
Limb beine Grau betrogen2"
uun0 Ou oeilleu Wedn12"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-10-26
Die entfmtrmne
Bun 50 Sanns AOsler


Sin sluto bupie breimaI hirter
ibm.
Ebanas brebtc iict nidt einmaI
INN
Gr 'ab er ftouf. oIs Ser @agcn I'M.
miitalbnr ncben ibm hieIt.
~S,cllo' y"
Bin id, geneint2" fragte Sho.
mas.
rSa aomlnen Sic! Stcigen Sic
elm"
,M5er
"Steiaer Sic eir' gs 1T pittie'"
rslIio out'i
Shomas itiea ein.
@nrltn allh ridt. Sn Dem lang.
9el'''cten. luelben @ogen iob gon5
nllcir am Steler cine ser entsiideno.
iten ,srauen, Sic Sbomos in icinem
Seher ie peleben Sic botte Elm @e-
'id,t nle Elm Gn9el. eilen Muno ipir
cine Stride, Snor ipie friifgeipon-
nerpr Slads llnb ipus Shomas ionit
an ihr bemerfte nod, bGtte etnen
Grerl!ten sur llmfebr belueaen f0n.
uer @arltm iollte er alio tiht ein.
IteiScr2 @obrid,einliG lpor es cine
Gerredhillne lnS oieginlubnna aoIt
nidt INN Nber nenn 0ie 6otter mol.
len, bliiben Golen i'm Sornlner. Gin
9tc-r lper iid) nift al sen 8ei6en.
ten scr 8otter erfreut,
&c" @asen bcgonn leine ihnelle
Saint.
Gle reiienbe Came om Steuer
iflrieg.
,Ccrf ih fraaen, parl,m -" be.
gann Sbontas.
nSp1ter :"
rTobin fabren Sie n,ih2"
,ySn bas Earnbies.
sGomas' 'ipuroe ein tpenis unbein-
Iid 3l!ntllte.
sd, mohte Iieber ousiteisen, I"
lo9tH er.
gu Ipdt, mein ;sreunb."
,Sh bin nid't Sbr ;sreul,b. Sic
fennen midi bod gar niht."
I'D, femme Sic ieBr gut"
sd, bin Sbomas glanf."
Sd ipeib es. Sbomns.
Shpmns itarrte Die reisenoe Game
nth oiienem Munoe an. @obin ionte
oaS fiibren2 Sbomas bate bic ,srol,
nod ME inn Seber eeieben. @as lpoa.
te ,ie bon ibm?
,Sos lit eine entfiibr,,ne.." itieb
II ut.uuS.
So nennt man es ipobl."
limb tpenn ih mid iiir Webr
lete."
,Sie fonnen mir Ieif)t 8efpaIt
1ntl,n Thomas. Sic itno elm itorfer
Mcrn itno id, bin nur cine if,pafe
;srou slber bite crit in flint Mini,.
ten d"
y@arum
.sSn iiinf MttNiten iinb mir bort,
lpo id) Sic binbrineen mill"
iSlinf Dfinliten ipcter hielt Der $50.
gen cuf einem 8ielenitiif, ons bon
gau;en unli1un,t NOR uno an einent
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-10-26

Immediately and before there are
any substantial profits from produce
ton of materials incident to the war,
and those who believe extension of
government control and new excess
profits taxes should be delayed until
it is demonstrated whether there win
be excess profits and a need for more
regulatory legislation.
In other words, the planners" are
taking advantage of every possible
opportunity to extend their authority
and centralize power.
CHOULD Congress go beyond the
~ neutrality debate and consider
general legislation at the present
session undoubtedly there will be
very strong effort toward securing
relaxation OF the Wage and Hous
Act as it applies to maximum hours
On October "a maximum weekly
hours decrease from AZ to ~.
Some industries are already ex-
periencing shortage of skilled men
and in an effort to keep prices dowp
are trying to avoid increased labof
charges. Thus, we find the governS
ment under the Wage and Hour AcQ
forcing price increases through adds
ed costs of production, in face of its
own efforts to prevent price add
vances.
A MATEUR radio operators with
4 - strong sets are becoming prob.
lem to the government. For instance.
it was necessary to make public
announcement regarding the fame
tastic threats against the S. S. Iro.
quois because messages to the cap
tain had to be sent in international
code.
Practically all amateur operators
understand this code and naturally
many picked up the messages. Had
not the public announcement been
made in Washington. complications
from announcement through private
radio channels might have proved
embarrassing. /
DID YOU KNOW THAT-The
first official Memorial Day services
were held on the portico of Airing
ton House in Arlington National
Cemetery.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-10-26

Mr.. Pettengil charges that the
Broadcasters were urged on to this
action by wire pulling behind the
scenes. He calls attention to the
fact that the President now has ex-
traordnarX power over radio and
may shut up any or all stations and
may even go so far as to take over
the broadcasting stations and turn
them and their equipment over to a
government department.
.This is one of the many powers
which automatically is available to
the White House because of the
proclamation of a few weeks ago
that an emergency" existed. In
other words, the President today has
the same power over American
radio that Hitler. Stain and Mus
solini have in their respective coun-
tries, yet we are at peace and not at
war.
THERE is pouring into Wash
= ington constant stream of let
tiers from businessmen and business
organizations opposing war. Many
of them disclaim any interest in war
profits due to realization that ad-
justments following a war more than
Offset any possible war benefits.
A feeling prevails here that there
"A is strong likelihood the United
States will employ force to resist
raids on commerce in our territorial
waters and the Caribbean Sea.
This probably explains the grow
ing sea patrol at present in operation
and the repeated public statements
regarding submarines operating near
American shores. The recent proc
1amation barring submarines of the
belligerent powers from our ports
and territorial waters is definite
step toward the use of force. which
in turn is apt to bring US closer to
actual participation in the war.
prom all indications the Presi-
l dent is still being pressed by in
fluential New Dealers who contend
that the time is here to inaugurate
new regulations and controls gov
erning business.
Under the surface a struggle is
going on between those who want
to extend controls and RECOMMENDATION
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-10-26

Sie Iodelte Ieiie: sd Bin nid,t
oertelratet, Sbomas. ...
sd iuubt es ldnsit."
rSu ipltBteit esq"
,Sr fiist feline perheiratete ,srall."
..Gnnn bait bu alio auh nid1t ae.
glaubt baB beine iSror DID betriiat?
9eid1t cine @tinlite." ...,
GSnrltn1 lidt2"
S32">S !ideltc: ,8eil ih oor
feire tSrall babe"
. Sbomas !"
r9lt 9eate"
,Worllm bait or eieentlid, ben
gansen Sd)!pinoel nit Der Gntiiib.
rlnc een1aft, @eate?" fraate Jbo.
mos ip1ter.
S'e ifntegte lid, on i'm.
I'D mar III bid perliebt, 5bo.
MAJ" lugte lie, if babe Did oft auf
Der straBe 9eiehen, ih babe mid 10
oft 0ir gegeniibergeiest slber ou
ltreltteIt mid mir nit einen ld)ei,er,
ipp5ler3oaenen 9lif, OILS fonnte mid
oe!.c gelpunoeriine perlesen, unb
glnsit iu onosrn. Die fpeniaer id]on
lpar's Sbr Ntonner ieio ia 10 be.
ihe;Scn ,nb eIonbt. ipenn cine 9srou
lebr idlon lit, iie iei auf, unnobbor.
Sbr glaubt, Die Sd)onbeit lit ein
8iirtel aber lie lit MIR elm Shlo6.
60 ieib ihr aae! SD babe bis bette
senartet, laneer ertrue id, es niht.
Wa. es red1t pcn mir, 5bonlus2"
Sbcmas ihlo5 lie felt in ieine slr.
me.
~Cas lperbe if Dir crit nod inlerer
Sod,6eit beanttporten, 2iebite," lag.
| te er.
- @enn rieIe ssunfen Ipriiba,,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-10-26

- Bitte unteritiiten sic oie III,
golfsblott an5eigsnoen @eihdfte.
Ginen s:oBen @eoanfen im
Sinne tragen, best uns iiber sic tag.
lidrn Soreen anb Ylngen berous. ]
Sreitag, 20. Dftober: s-,-,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-10-26
YOUR WASHINGTON
NEWSLETTER
FROM
Congressman
M16/aA1

EORMER Congressman Samuel Pettengl Democrat of In
diana who devotng much time to fighting what he
dictatorship Radio attacked the action of the Broadcasters
Association denying the right purchase time the radio
discuss 'controYerSiaI' subjects.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1939-10-26

@enn biele Sunfer Npriiba.,
fann bielleiht bod elmer siinoen.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-08-03

WILL OFFER for sale at pub
lie auction at the residence of F. l.
Cramblit, formerly the Mcdonald
farm, in Deerfield township, Thurs
day, Aug. 10, beginning at 1 o'clock,
the following: Black horse, age 16
years; one black mare, 7 years old;
one Jersey cow, 6 years old, fresh 6
weeks; one Jersey heifer, year
old; one Jersey heifer. weeks old;
shoats; one Chester White brood
SOW; 700 Rhode Island Red pullets.
6 months old Sept. 1st; one Silver
Steel breaking plow; one riding
cultivator, new last year; one q
horse notwithstanding corn
planter, new last year; one moving
machine; l hay rake; 1 disc har
row; / harrow; l wagon and hay
ladders; l set double harness; i
5-shovel cultivator; one 2-horse
sled; some baled hay; feeders and
waterers for chickens; 115 turkeys.
9 weeks old, unless sold before sale;
some wheat, new crop; one Al coal
range; one washing machine; 12-
square of slate; also 3 Buckeye oil
brooders, 1000 chick capacity each
Other articles too numerous to men,
ton. Terms made known on day oil
sale.-F. L. CRAMBLIT. Clyde Mc-|
Elfresh, AuctiOneer. 3a2(
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-08-03
EARLE EyELANn MGR

THURSDAY, Aug. 3-On the
Singleton, Arthur
Lake and Larry Sims in "Blondie
Takes a Vacation" The new Blon-
die picture, based OH the comic strip
created by Chic Young. The Bum
steads take the whole nation on a
roaring vacation, in the newest, best
and funniest of their sensational
string of family comedy hits. On
the stage-Smiley Burnette and ms
company. FrOggie voiced comedian
of the Gene Autry musical westerns.
His songs will tickle yOu-his an
tics will make you weep for joy
his limitations will make you glad
YOU saw this sensational comic,
Smiley Frog Burnette. You have
seen him on the screen, now you can
see him in person. -Four shows, -
7-9-11. Admissions: Children, 15c;
adults, 35c. The first appearance OF
a well known screen star ever to APP
pear here.
FRIDAY, Aug. 4-Charles Star
rett, Iris Meredith and Sons of the
Pioneers i'm "Texas Stampede.' 14th
chapter of ''Lone Ranger Rides
Again. And Ronald Reagan and
Rosella Towne in ''Code of the Sc
cret Service" On account of being
unable to run this program just one
night, we will give two shows, so
that we will be sure to accommodate
you. Shows at 6:3O and 8. Ad-
mission 10 and 2Oc.
SATURDAY. Aug. Bob Burns
and Gladys George i'm "Im From
Missouri" It's Bob Burns as you
like him best-a shrewd Missouri
muIe-trader, using plenty of mule
sense to bring happiness to his
townsfOlk and romance to couple
of grand kids. Comedy. Cartoon.
Shows, 5-7-9-11. Admission, 1Oc.
SUNDAY and MONDAY, Aug. 81
Cary Grant and Jean Arthur i'll
"Only Angels Have Wings" Drama
skimming the peaks of the towering
Andes and plumbing the depths OF
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-08-03

Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Clements and
niece Miss Mae Glass, of Columbus,
spent the week end with Mrs. Clem-
ents' brother, Charles Finley, OF
Malta township. The first of the
week Mrs. Clements and niece Miss
Glass left by train on a months trip
to California, and other points Of in
terest. Miss Glass is teacher in one
of the Columbus public schools.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-08-03

Mrs. Lora Goulding of Mamaro-
neck, n, Y, arrived for visit with
her aunt Mrs. Martha Betz. Mrs.
Betz, who has been i'll, does not i'm
prove greatly, and her grandson DR..
Howard Gray Of Cincinnati paid her
professional visit Tuesday even
ing, spending the night here.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-08-03

human hearts. What though the
fog blinds-the rains lash, and the
winds from the mountains howl ter
ror and death: For men must fly
and women must weep, as the years
most magnificent drama of love in
far places thunders to it's heart
stabbing climax. Two shows Sun
day at Z and 8. One show Monday,
at 3. Admission 10 and 3Oc.
TUESDAY, Aug. S-Return en-
gagement OF CDR. Jerkll and Mr..
Hyde" with Fredrick March. And
Bing Crosby. Franciska Gaal and
Akin Tamiroff in "Paris Honey
moon." Two grand pictures. One
show, at 3. Admission 10 and 2Oc.
WEDNESDAY, Aug. Opal Night
two admitted on each ticket.
jeanette Macdonald and Nelson Ed
dy i'm "Rose Marie.'' A return en-
gagement. Two shows. and 9.
Admission 10 and 2Oc.
THURSDAY and FRIDAY, Aug.
1O-11-Roy Rogers and Mary Hart
in Frontier Pony Express" Last
chapter of Lone Ranger Rides
Again. And Tony Martin and
Gloria Stuart in "Winner Take All"
One show each evening, at 1880.
Admission 10 and 2Oc.
SATURDAY, Aug. 12-The Glea-
sons i'm "Sliould Husbands Work ~
Cartoon. Comedy. Shows, 5-7-9-
IL. Admission, 1Oc.
Smiley Burnette and company go
from here to Parkersburg. This
will be the nearest town they will
play to us. Call your friends in sur
rounding towns and urge them TO
come. We need tremendous crowd.
We hope for a full house at the five
O'Clock show.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-08-03

Officers and directors of the New
Concord National bank were here
Monday evening to look over the
new counter and improvements at
the First National bank. The New
Concord bank is considering similar
improvements.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-08-03

Mrs. Joel Bingham, Mrs. Geo.
Archer Mrs. Frank Kuntz and Mrs
nellie Baker of this place, enjoyed
trip to Parkersburg one day last
week, and called on Mrs. Bingham s
brother, George knight, and family,
at Vienna, w. Va. On their return
Mrs. Bingham entertained the party
with a chicken dinner at the City
restaurant
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-08-03

The missionary society of the
Main Street Church of Christ will
meet in the church parlors, with
Mrs. Amy Drake as hostess, Tues
day, Aug. 8, at p. m. Mrs. A. M.
Love will have charge of the pro-
gram, Mrs. Lee Drake, Hidden An
sWerS.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-08-03
Business Mems Club Notice

A meeting of the Business Mems
association will be held Monday ev-
ening, Aug. Z, at 7.30. All men,
bers are urged to be present, as
there is important business to trans
act.-Earle Eveland, Pres; Con-
rad White. Sec'y.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-08-03

Miss Jean Milligan, who has been
employed in bank in Cleveland for
several weeks, spent the week end
in Malta with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Milligan.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-08-03

DR.. and Mrs. Richard Manly, Mrs.
Manly's mother, Mrs. Lottie LIE Few
err and Mrs J. Morris of Rochester.
N. Y, arrived Wednesday evening
for a weeks visit with DR.. Manly's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Manly,
of Malta, and other relatives.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-08-03

Miss jeanette White, r. N, Of An
con, Canal Zone, is spending her va
cation with her sister, Mrs. Charles
McKibben, of Marietta, and other
relatives and friends in Windsor
township, and the twin cities.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-08-03

All members and their wives of
the 37th Division, A. E. F., here,
are invited to attend the banquet
given by the GAINESVILLE Chapter of
the 37th Division, Friday evening,
at $50, at the Zane hotel.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-08-03

L. D., seven year old son of Mr..
and Mrs. Miller Reed, near Cumber-
land, had his tonsils removed Tues
day in local doctors office.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-08-03

Miss Harriet Torbert spent last
week visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
Garfield of Columbus. Mr.. Garfield.
World war veteran, who is employed
with the city, is still confined to the
hospital with an injury to his knee,
received while at his work.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-08-03

The WPA adult education is Of
fering the following subjects: Type
writing, shorthand, and bookkeep-
ing. If interested, please come to
the high school building Thursday
or Friday evenings, at Z. No tuition
is charged.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-08-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Lindimore,
daughter Anys Mae and Mrs. Lindi-
more's mother, Mrs. w. e. Setch,
Columbus, visited here Sunday with
the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
C. P. Lindimore, South Ninth street.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-08-03
w. G.. T. u. Meeting

The w. C. T. U. will meet at 2:30
o'clock, Wednesday, Aug. 8, with
Mrs. Frank Gray A study of radio
will be the topic discussed. Mrs.
C. H. Fouts will be in charge of the
program. All members and friends
of the union are invited to attend.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-08-03

Watch the anniversary special
window display, new each week, at
Morris Hardware.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-08-03
ReinersVilIe o. f.. s.

Reinersville Chapter, No. 397, O.
e. S., will meet at the Masonic hall,
Reinersville, Saturday evening, Aug.
s.. A good attendance is desired
Emma Bell, w. M; Dorothy Gilli-
land, Sec'y.