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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-04-07
Vystava nohou zpIsobila
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V New Yorku kontest, ktery
byl konan "a vykladnim o.
knem jiste obuvnicke firmy ma
Times Square, ably byl zjisten
par nejkrasnejsfch nohou v
New Yorku, mel neocekayany
vysledek.
Bylo nutno vyslati ma mfsto
tfi ~policejni auta, ably policiste
uklidnili divaky, kterf az pTf-
lis ocenovali krasu a uvolnili
dopravu.
Gerald Gellady, manager
firmly, byl obeslan k soudu pro
nepofadne chovani. Kontest
musil byti pTelozen do base
mentu.
Vsechno slo hladce, az jed
ma divka zapomn6la 81 obleci
koupacf oblek a objevila sc "a
halena v modre latce. Zastup
divajfcfch Sc tlacil blize k o.
knu, az svalil prozatimnf Dire
veny plot pred oknem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-04-07
Sebevrazda federalniho
aQenta.

V New Yorku Johnny Torrio,
jehoz dlouhy zivot a prosperita
byly pfipisovany jeho chytrosti
a konekc1m, dostal sc do spoje-
nj j S proslulym departmentem
federalnich agent1, jak vlada
odhalila ma soude, ktery jej
soudi, re vyhybal Sc placeni
danl z pffjmu.
Porota, sestavajfci re sedmi
muz1 a peti zen, slysela, re by
valy chicazsky gangster mel
tajne financni spojenf s ddle-
zitou osobou v departmental
spravedlnosti. Ucelem tohoto
kontaktu bylo zdrzeti nebo
zmafiti stihanf pro neplacenf
dani, jak mi zaloba.
Asistent federalnfho navlad-
nlho Seymour Klein jmenoyal
Williama H. Boyda, sefa Cd
deleni pro vymahani neaplace-
nych danf, jake muze, s KITE
rym Torrio jednal. Boyd spa
chal sebevrazdu loni ma pod
zim.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-04-07
Rozvedena zabila muze.

VIM. 0. Byrne, zamestnany
u Union Electric Co. v Missou-
ri, byl zastrelen rozvedenou
Joanon lei ermottovou v by
te, v nemz spolu bydlili, v st.
Louis. zena vzdala Sc policii
o hodinu pozdeji placici kfeco-
vite. Rekla, re strelila Byrhe
dvakrate, kdyz prisel opily,
stahl il s loze ma podlahu, pro-
klinal il a naridil il, ably sla
pryc. ODE kule zasahly Byr-
neho do prsou. Kdyz policie
prisla do bytu, byl jiz mrtev.
Zena pravila, re koupila 81 re-
volver pred nekolika dny v "a
stavarne v East st. Louis s u
myslem, re sc zastTelf a ukonci
bidu dalSiho ziti.
Mrtvola Byrneho, odena v
pajamas, lezela ma lozi, pTikry
ia prosteradlem. cDermotto-
va, Sd leta stara, byla rozvede-
ma pred sesti mesici. Cd te do
by lila We spolecne domacnosti
S Byrnem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-04-07
Neviditeln bryle.

DR.. Adams z Detroit ozna-
mil ma konvenci optometrist1,
re zazrak S neviditelnym
sklem sc stall skutecnostf a ne
viditelne bryle jsu We Spoj. Sta
tech noseny asi 5000 lidmi a
ami nejlepsf pritel nepozna, re
by NELL bryle. Mezi mimi jsou
hraci mice a kopane, filmovi
herci a Tide, kterf by pri pro-
FEST nemohli uzfvat obycejnych
bryli. Tento moderni zazrak
pry nikoho nesklame a bryle
jsou upraveny tax, re nemohou
spadnouti, nositel je necitf, nj
kdo je nevidi a jest to pry nej-
jednodusSf procedure je vecer
sejmouti a rano nasaditi. Coo
ky jsou nasazeny ma Oko, plas-
tickym zpIsobem zasazeny, a.
by zapadly, ale cocka Sc zrftel-
nice nedotkne. DR.. Adams wal
jedno sklicko, podstrcil jej pod
ocni klapku a pravil, re nositel
nema pocit, jake by mel CHI
t6leso ma oku.
Cocky ovsem must byt della
ny POOLE zraku, ale kdyz jsou
ma oku, tax ma ne nema vliv
para, voda a mimo to chranf o.
ko pred plynem a kouTem. V
Kalifornii pilot spadl a kdyz v
nemocnici nabyl vedomi, tax
prosil osetTovatelku, ably mu
sundala bryle a osetfovatelka
myslela, re blouznf. Kdyz Ia
dost opakoval, zavolala lekare,
ten mefil teplotu, prohlfzel oci
a seznal, re nosi neviditelne
bryle. Nebyly poskozeny pa
dem a oko take ne. Neviditel-
ne bryle nenf nova myslenka a
v Londyne Sc vyskytla jiz roku
1927, kdyz astronom odporu-
coval osobam, jez mely bolave
klapky a navrhoval, ably odde-
lii oko cd nemocneho mfsta.
Byly neumele a vyfukovane, nj
koliv brousene a teprv roku
1900 v Nemecku je brousili.
Roku 1880 sc vynalez nejak
ztratil a teprv nedavno Sc v A
merice objevil. DR.. Adams pra-
vi, re bryle s nasazenim, zkou-
senim a sc vsim dohromady bu-
dou stat $3.50 az 5000 par, ale
pozdeji budou ovsem lacin6jsf.
We Spoj. Statech jest celkem
|sest lekarI, kteri jsou schopni
lie pTizpIsobit a nauci nositele
jak S brylemi zachazet.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-04-07

Kdyz minuly podzimek do
stala Marie Lizikova v Chicago
rozvod cd muze Filipa ma "a
klade kruteho zachazeni, soud
il prirkl $3.50 tydne vyziv-
neho ma jejf dive deti. Muz il
neplatil. Kdyz pc mem patra-
la, bylo il receno, re asi odejel
do Kalifornie. Kazdeho dine,
kdyz unavena vecer ulehala,
prohodila k sobe: "Kde pax
ash ten bum sc toula?" Otaz-
ka zGstala nezodpovedena, az
do pondel1. Lizikova sotva u
leila, usnula. We snu videla
muze We spolecnosti lidi, ktere
znala.
Usedla ma postel a pTemysle-
la kde tito Tide bydli, ale memo
hla 81 ma adresu vzpomenouti.
Odebrala Sc ma postovnf odboc
ku a tam 81 vyzadala adresy IL
df jisteho jmena, jez udala a
kdyz il adresy byl poskytnu-
ty, sla cd jednoho domu do
druheho az spatrila Filipa. Ia
kratko byl Flip, 32lety pojis-
tujicf agent, Ia mTizi a pax
byl predveden soudci. Soudce
postal jej ma sest mesicI do
v6zenl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-04-07
Brabec Sc vraci do Evropy.

Slovensky list New Yorsky
Dennik" oznamuje, re Poole
telefonicke zpravy z csl. gene
ralniho konsulatu naleza Sc az
Julius Brabec, generalni kon-
sui, ma ceste do Evropy i Sc
svOu manzelkOu.
Konsul Brabec onemocnel ma
zanet Pile a z New Yorku Cd
plul minuly tyden. Jeho cd
Jed nebyl 1redne oznamen a
ami americky fisk nemel O mem
vedomost. V sobotu ma lodi
Queen Mary" odcestoval do
Evropy take tajemnik csl. ge-
neraln1ho konsulatu pan Guer-
tier.
Ustredi csl. spolk1 v New
Yorku a okolf,jehoz pTedsedou
nyni pc E. F. Prantnerovi je
DR.. Gerald Machacek, svolalo
do Narodni budovy sch1zi
vsech delegate k polozeni "a
kladG k move osvobozenske ak
ci We prospech stare vlasti.
Pred touto schIzf mel pora-
dy vybor, jmenovany ma nedel-
nj konferenci Ustredi k pfivfta-
nj DIR. Juraje Slavika, csl. W.
stance pro Polsko, ktery je pra-
We ma ceste do New Yorku. Wy
plul 27. bfezna ma lodi "Bato-
ry" z polskeho pristavu Gdy-
ne a do New Yorku ma pribyti
We ctvrtek, 6. dubna.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-04-07

77leta ROSenina Kuhns 2 Al
bion, Indiana ,podlehla popa-
lenf, jez il bylo zpIsobeno,
kdyz jiskry z jeff dymky ma nj
zanitily odev. Jsouc slepa a
samotna, marne Sc pokousela
dostati Sc Ike dverim a pTivolati
bratra, .ktery vysel z obydli
kratce pred tragedii. StaTena
kouTivala z dymky vzdor tomu
re byla slepa.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-04-07

v Clevelandu ulozil soudce
36letemu Jamesu Robertsonovi
god nj pobytu v robotarne pTi
nucene praci pro pokus ukrast
hubicku sve sousedce, 36lete
Florence Duncanove. Mimo
to jeste must zaplatit pokutu
$25.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-04-07

Nejvetsi pozar v historic San
dusky, Ohio, vznikl v depart
mentnfm obchode M. r. Herb.
Znicil dalsich sest obchodnich
budov We vnitTnim m6ste. Sko-
da Sc pacf pres pIl tretiho nil
lionu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-04-07

pfedlohu, povolujicf $513,188-
1882 ma armada a obranu zeme
a postal il zpet do domu "a
stupcu, ably byly prijaty dodat-
ky.
Senator King, demokrat z
Utah, podal navrh, ably predlo-
ha byla poslana zpet do vybo-
ru s doporucenfm sniziti il O
1917, ale navrh byl zamitnut.
President Roosevelt pozadal
kongres, ably povolil dalsf OBJ
nos pro lodstvo, celkem $19,-
574,5OO, z cehoz $14,298,O 900
bylo by venovano ma dodatec-
ne valecne aeroplany. K te-
muz 1celu bylo jiz povoleno
$37, 900.
Mluvcl armady a lodstva
postavili plnou vahu sve auto
rity Ia president1v navrh ma
vycvik 10000 obcanskych pi-
lot1 roche.
Pod-admiral Arthur B. Cook
nacelnik namoTniho letectva a
general B. K. Young, asistent
nacelnika armadniho letectva
prohlasili pred komisi pro me-
zistatnl obchod, re tento plan
Dude neocenitelny pro narodni
obranu. Oba vyzvali vybor, a.
by usiloval O schvalenf zakona,
die nehoz instruktofi byli by
prop1jcovani kolejfm a univer-
sitam armadou a lodstvem.
Dum zastupcI 352 prot 81
hlasum povolil vysetrovani Ia
lob z graftu, politickeho vlivu
a nesetrnych vydajG, vznese-
nych proti administered WPA.
Vladimir Hurban, csl. wy
slanec, ktery odeprel vydati
vydati zastupcIm nemecke Fl
Sc csl. vyslanectvi, kdyz byly
Cechy a Morava okupovany,
kritisoval Hanse Thomsena,
spravce nemeckeho vyslanec-
tvi ma luncheonu Narod. Tisko-
veho klubu a prohlasil, re Mem
eli urazejf intelligence America
MI, kdyz r%ozsirujf klamne pro-
jevy v teto zemi.
Vyrok DIR. Thomsena, re
Praha je starodavnym nemec-
kym mestem, je bezprikladnou
urazkou intelligence lidu We
Spojenych Statech. Prohlasil
"Americky student vyssi skoly
neprosel by pfi zkousce S tako-
YOU odpovedi."
Mluve O SVEN postaveni zde,
pravil plukovnik: "Cesko-Slo-
venska republika representuje
sjednocenost CechI a SlovakI,
jedinem to zaklade, ma nemz
.jejl samostatnost mohla byti
zachovana a NIUE byti znovu-
ZT1Zena.
"Otazky mezi Cechy a Slo-
vaky nebyly podstatne narod-
MIN problemem, nebot oba ma
rody mely totez postaveni v
republice. Byla to hlavne o.
taxa administrator, ktera ma
zacateku vyzadovala centrali-
saci, protoze Slovaci v celku
postradali zkusenost, nutnou v
politicke a hospodaTske admi-
nistraci.
DR.. Tiso, nyn9jsi hlavni slo-
vensky vasal Nemecka, ma nav
steve ma mem vyslanectvi pred
dvema Lefty, shodl Sc Sc mnou v
te veci.
"Nesu tedy prapor Cesko-
Slovenske republiky, jak byla
utvorena pod v1dcovstvlm pre-
sidenta Osvoboditele Masary-
ka a jeho nastupce, DIR. Eduar-
da Benese."
- Senat zamitl navrh sena-
tora H. G. Lodge, republikana
z Massachusetts,, die nehoz ma
byti dovoleno evropskym naro-
dunn opatriti strategicky a va
lecny material Spojenym Sta
tIm jake castecnou splatku ma
jejich dluhy z velke valky.
-
Navrh byl podan jake doda-
tex k pfedloze ~Thomasove, v
nfz Sc opravnuje vlada zakou-
pitt material, ktereho Dude po-
trebovati pr1mysl prfpade
valky.
- Department statu ma do
taz zidovske telegraph agen-
tury odpovedel, re pfistehova-
lecka kvota 2,874 osob pro &C.
sko-Slovensko zIstane zacho-
vana a re visa Sc z teto csl. kvo
ty vydavajf dale jak obvykle.
Jak dlOuho vSak Dude tato csl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-04-07

- Department statu ma do
taz zidovske telegraph agen-
fury odpovedel, re pristehova-
lecka kvota 2,874 osob pro &C.
skoSlovensko zIstane zacho-
vana a re visa sc z teto csl. kvo
ty vydavajf dale jak obvykle.
Jak dlouho vsak Dude tato csl.
kvota udrzovana oddelene,
statnf department nenaznacil.
We spojeni S tim Sc pfipomi-
ma, re president Roosevelt wy
dial svou proklamaci O spojeni
pristehovalecke kvoty Rakous-
ka a N6mecka 29. dubna 1888.
tedy az "a sest tydnd pc Fan
slusu''. Nenf proto vylouceno,
Re pozdeji k takove proklama-
eli rovnez dojde. Ovsem We
zmene statutu je rozdfl. Spoj,
Staty tabor Rakouska uznaly
kdezto ovladnuti Cesko-Sloven
ska nikoli.
Senator Capper, republi.
kan z Kansasu prohlasil, ze
sv9t je nynf "zblazneny pre-
waikiki" a re Americana mel.
by sc ma mezinarodni situac
dfvati "realisticky a nikoli eli
tove."
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-12-07
Bishopville

Members of the Get-Together club
met Thursday afternoon at the
town hall. The time was spent in
conversation, and games We're play
ed, after which refreshments We're
served Ill Miss Jessie NJ Wilson re-
turned from a weeks visit with rel
atives and friends at Akron. Cuya-
hoea Falls and Cleveland Miss Or
lena Pedicord and Tona Spain We're
Sunday afternoon callers at p. nj.
Smith 's--The Misses Anna Bea
and Mary 10 Bryson of Columbus,
visited recently with their grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Wat
kins. Mr. and Mrs G. l.. Cal
breth of Fisher Station. were din
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-12-07
LEGAL NOTICE
State of Ohio, Morgan County, $50
In the Court of Common Pleas
q

Case No. $3.50
In the Matter of The Church of, tho
Nazarene of the Village of McCun-
nelsville, a Religious Society
Notice is hereby given that on the
22nd day of November, 1899, the un-
dersigned. The Church of the Nazar-
enc OF the Village of McConneIsvi1le.
Religious Society by it's Board, of
Trustees filed its petition in the
court OF Common Pleas of Morgan
County, Ohio, alleging that it is the
owner of the following described real
estate. to-wit:
Situated in the State of Ohio, Coun-
ty of Morgan and the Village of Nc
Connelsville, and being in the First
Addition to said Village of Mccon-
nelsville and being Lot So, excepting
thereout and therefrom As feet off of
the West side thereof. alsooLot No. 54.
also Lot No. 55, excepting thereout
and therefrom a strip Ia feet wide off
of the East side of said lot and also a
fraction so feet North and South and
20 feet East and West out Of the
Northeast corner of said lot and af-
ter said IA foot strip is cut off from
said East side. Also alt my right,
title and interest in and to that GER
between said Lots 81 and 55- as here
tofore vacated by the Council of the
Village of McConnelsviffe.
The petitioners desire to cucumber
said premises in the sum of Two
Thousand ($2000.00) Dollars and use
the funds SO obtained for erecting and
building on said premises a Church
building and parsonage dwelling and
to pay debts of said Society.
The prayer of the petition is for
authority to cucumber said premises
for the purposes of securing said loan
in accordance with the statute in
such cases made and provided
Said petition will be for hearing on
the 21st day of December, 1899 or
thereafter as the court may desig-
nate.
THE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE
of the Village of McConnelsville.
BY Pearl Barnhart,
j. c.. Ramage
Grace GLADDEN..
30n4 Trustees
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-12-07

for by the interest on funds left by
interested folks. The rest cannot
be taken care of in that way. We
believe each township should vote
a levy sufficient to care for these
cities Of the dead, and each town
ship have man elected, or appoint
ed to look after all grounds iii his
township. While this may seem an
unjust tax or folks whose burial
places are being cared for, tfrcir
share might he added to the fund
they already have They should be
cared for some way. Mrs. Margaret
Little, who has been i'll with flu, is
better Mrs. c. T. Crooks return
ed home Tuesday of last week, after
visit with her uncle, Henry
Phelps, Chesterhill route Mrs.
Mabel Risberg is on the sick list
with grip Rita, little daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Wilson. is on
the sick list.--John Broedel's dogs
made raid on his sheep Sunday,
killing one before a neighbor beat
them off. Miss Margaret Breeder
and Miss Virginia Carmichael, Co
'Iumbus, were over Sunday guests Of
the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
-
that certain township is being
punished by the Withholding of
funds by the state department of
education, because one of our board
members refused to vote his sane
tion to the departments request 10
move the school farther from tho
people-taking their rights away
from them. While at this time we
f.;n t,Nn va
honestly believe that ere long the
people of Ohio will awaken-and
our friend will be one who will help
to draft laws which will put our
schools back where children of poor
parents climb the ladder of fame
as in bygone years. rs.--Colonel Lindi-
more is suffering with an injury to-
his knee, having punctured it with
a nail, while breaking kindling the
quick way.--The first snow of the
season '39-'40 came December 3
A case of scarlet fever is reported
in the Mrs Katie Haynes home.
One of the little girls, q first grader
In the Bristol school, being the vic
tim They reside on the j. l..
Glenn farm.
Big Men
Perhaps we don't know-but we
have our idea of who they are Re-
gardless of how high they climb,
they never forget the old country
parish that was their boyhood
home They come back, and write
back, showing to those left behind
that they feel that those Of the old
'home neighborhood are their
friends.
What Do You Say?
SO far we have received eight
names of the ladies who rode in the
16 to one parade-but we are wait
ing to hear from more of you.
While we realize you are older-we
hope your mind is not impaired.
Who were they? And what year
was it?
To Wed Dec. 10
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Embree are
announcing the coming marriage of
their daughter. Miss Belle Louise,
to Howard Goddard, son of Rev. j.
A. and Della Sheridan Goddard. of
Somerset The ceremony will be
performed in the Meigs church,
Sunday evening, Dec. 10, with the
groom's father performing the GER
emOny
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-12-07

guess-he will either move in Sep
tember, or take a cut III salary-Or
a few of the members VIII pay
more which doesn't answer the
question. We read the article re-
garding cemeteries in last weeks
Herald, by Chester Clawson. We
feel Mr.. Clawson is on the right
track, except the caring for them
by WPA on account of the fact that
some of the cemeteries are cared
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-12-07
HE Morgan Democrat MclmcsvIIe

the excitement didn't last long
After reading Judge Oglevee's offer
ing to our Facts and Fancies," we
feel while the closing page of our
manuscript is in the office-yet we
feel there is much yet that should
go in the record all of which is up
to our readers and the editor
Mrs Coda Fox was called to NAL
ia last week on account of the ILL
ness of her granddaughter. Shirley
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-12-07

Ann, little daughter of Mr., and
Mrs. Delbert Roberts.--We visited
our cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Ray,
of East Bloom, last week. Ed, who
has been badly crippled for some
time, seems to be improving slowly.
Turkeys seems to be going beg
ging for buyers The mock trial
and chicken supper drew good
crowd-as we'll as a pleased one.--
We have been reading about wheth-
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-12-07

er ministers shoulder should
not take part in politics, which
called to mind an instance where a
certain preacher took an active part
in the fight between candidates
for office in the town where he was
pastor, on the ground of slot ma
chimes. 1t was said most of the
machines were in places Of business
owned and operated by members of
his church. We want to make a
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-12-07
Meigs

A school bus driver caused quite
bit of excitement Tuesday morn
ing last. When he had car trou-
Bile, he couldn't make anyone hear
hlm Being close to church he
en.ered and rang the bell-then
iolks didn't know whether the mil
lenlum-or Hitler was coming. but
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-12-07
LEGAL NOTICE
IN THE COURT of COMMON PLEAS
MORGAN COUNTY, OHIO
Julia Christen, Plaintiff
VS.

VS.
Roger Christen, Defendant
Roger ChFisten, whose place of res
idence is unknown. will take notice
that on October 81, 1899, the UNDER
signed, Julia Christen, filed her petit
tion against him in the Court OF
Common Pleas, Morgan County, Ohio,
praying for divorce. custody of minor
child. and equitable relief on the
grounds of extreme cruelty and gross.
eglect of duty. Said case will be
for hearing on and after December
Is. 1889.
JULIA CHRISTEN
BY a. r Mercer. Her Attorney 5n8
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-12-07

ner guests of Miss Jessie M. Wilson,
Sunday--Mr. and Mrs. Cecil
Shock, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry T. Clark
and son Alvin Francis, and their
mother, Mrs. w. HI. Beabout, Of
Vienna, w. Va, spent Sunday with
their uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs.
Hoon.--Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Rasor
of Columbus called at the Wilson
home, Sunday.--W HI. Hoon. Otto
Duncan and Mrs. Rodney Phillips
made business trip to McConnels-
vile, Friday Mrs. Dortha Morgan
is seriously i'll with scarlet fever,
at her home at Map1ewood. Mrs.
Deshler Kittle is improving so as to
be able to sit up some Mrs. Otto
Duncan who has been i'll for about
four weeks, is not improving as her
friends would wish, and is not able
to be up and around.
For Civil War Veterans
A christmas Dinner Party" will
be given tn honor Of the two re-
naming Civil war veterans of
Glouster vicinity j. w. Moody of
Bishopville, and w. II. Chrisman Of
Glouster in the l. O. o. F. hall, in
Glouster, at o'clock, Tuesday ev-
ening, by the Mary Sweet Tent, No.
58, ID. of U. v, of the Civil war.
This is an annual affair, and very
highly appreciated by old comrades.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-12-07

Christmas spirit is apparent at
Morris Hardware. Besides the reg
ular stock on the floor, among,
which many grand presents are
found-there is a large assortment
of attractive and inexpensive ar
ticles for club exchanges.
Milford chronicle., 1939-04-21
FIRST METHODIST PROTESTANT CHURCH

"The Church Of the Teaching of the Book"
REV. J. =: BAILEY. Pastor
SUNDAY. APRIL 23 1899
A M-Cass meeting a
1000 MCurc School school, Good teachers much
100 A. M.-Preaching by the Pastor
6:45 P. NC. f.. Society. All invited
1880 p M.-Preaching by the Pastor.
Prayer-meetng Thursday night at 1880
Milford chronicle., 1939-04-21

grand, Mrs. julius C. Green; inside
guardian, Mrs. Harvey H. Wilson
outside guardian, Miss Mary H
| Green. ~
Mrs. Cordelia e. Dutton, aged So
widow of William J. Dutton, died at
her home at Redden on Sunday MORN
/ ing. after an illness of many weeks.
Funeral services were held Wednes-
Gay afternoon at McColley's NJ. E.
Church. Interment was in adjoin-
ing churchyard.
Miss Sara Pepper, 10, daughter of
Mrs. Edith Pepper and the late
Greensbury Pepper. this town, and
Joseph Beasly, 81, connected with the
drainage camp near here, and son of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Beasly, Union
City, N. j., were married on Sunday
at the parsonage of First NJ. P.
Church, here, by the Rev. Russell ID.
Sapp.
Miss Naomi V. Moore. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs Harrison Moore, of Sea-
ford, and Riley NJ. Wright, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Riley Wright, also of Sea-
ford. were married on Saturday
night at the Georgetown NJ. E. Cir
cult parsonage. by the Rev. Ernest n.
Wright, a relative of the groom.
Miss Marian c. Moore. registered
nurse. daughter of John Moore and
the late Mrs. Lettie Moore of Sea-
ford. and Asger V. Peterson, of Win
tcrthur, near Wilmington. were mar
ried on Saturday afternoon at 2:1O
O'Clock. in Wilmington. by the Rev.
A. II. Kleffman. The bride is widely
known Throughout. the western sec
tion of lower Delaware.
Members of the Georgetown Poul- (
try Club held a meeting in the high (
school here on Wednesday night.
The meeting was open to the public I
in order that they could learn what is !
being done to improve the egg and .
meat production of poultry as well
rs to get first-hand information of
he developing industry in this sec
ion. At the meeting there was em-
phasis placed on the necessity of us
ng range shelters and green feed for
growing pullets. II. l.. Richardson.
specialist of the University
Vt Delaware. was present and made
IN address to poultrymen regarding
est methods to follow.