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The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-11-01
FOR
MERCY FUND
UNDER WAY

This week 81 volunteer solicitors
started out To raise the necessary
funds To maintain the 40 health and
social agencies that look Ia the com
munity fund for support. and which
will serve WyandOtte's needy during
1911. Although u number of cOntribu-
tons and pledges have been turned in
To the fund headquarters. 1853 Biddle
Avenue, most of the workers are hold
ing their reports for the progress
meeting Monday noon at the Wabeek
tea room. The gifts that have been
turned in have shown substantial in
creases over last years gifts and the
chairmen are encouraged by the num-
Der of new contributions TO the 1871
campaign.
At the progress meeting" Monday,
all workers and chairmen will report
their progress TO date. John 4. Kreger,
general chairman. expressed the hope
that 80 per cent of the job will have
been completed by Monday. The work
ers would then have the second week
of the campaign for call backs and
the collection of new subscriptions.
The campaign was officially opened
in Wyandotte Friday noon at the
kick off meeting" at the Wabeek tea
room. John G. kreger called Oh three
board members of three of the local
community fund agencies to explain
Ia the workers why their agency need
ed additional support from the COM
munity fund this year. Mrs. George F.
GiiaSsOn. Jr. spoke for the Family
Protective .AsSOcia tiOn: Howard Allen
for the Salvation Army, and Nelson
Hedrick for the Boy Scouts
Fred W. FrOstic. member Of the
Council Of Social Agencies board, sum
ma rized the general needs Of the com
munity and how the fund agencies can
help during the coming months TO
meet these needs. Mr.. FrOstic also ex-
pIained that the community fund way
is the American way" of voluntarily
sharing the responsibility for helping
our own less fortunate neighbOrs.
Mr.. Kreger brought the meeting TO
a close and urged all members to have
a good report from the progress meet
ing" Monday At this meeting Mrs.
Cora Daniels will report for special
gifts. Milton Moore for industries,
Mayor Louis w. Benin for city en-
ployes. Fred w. Frostic for schools.
Mrs. Merrill Olsen for wOmen's com
mittee. Harold Jacobson and Gerald
lager for senerai business. and Harry
w Butler for Trenton.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-11-01
TRINITY EV. LUTHERAN CHURCH

Order of Sunday services
German service. 9:15 am.
Sunday school and adult bible class.
9 30 am.
English service 1915 am
Evening service. 30 pm.
Rev. {. J. Krahnke will strike the
keynote of reformation in the morning
services next Sunday. Nov. 3. Speak
ing ON the text. Proverbs 10. Z: The
memory of the just is blessed" he
will pay tribute To the work of the
great hero of the Reformation. DIR.
Martin Luther. in the topic: In Me
merriam" Rev F.. A HesSler will
speak in the evening service. cOntinu-
ing the series in the Eife of the apOstle
Paul. This Sunday evenings meditation
il. 'Paul. rhe Apostle of Hope" Cor.
Is, 1919. Holy communion will be eel
ebrated in all three services.
On Sunday afternoon at l 30. the
national Lutheran hour will be broad
cast over CKLW. The Detroit Luther
IN hour of faith and fellowship will
he heard over WXYZ at 4 pm.
On Monday. the church council will
meet at 30 pm.
The adult class for instruction i'm
Christian fundamentals will meet
Tuesday evening at 4 O'Clock. At = 30
the LIB NJ. and the Junior Walther
league will meet.
TN Wednesday, 10 pm, the sun
day school teachers institute will be-
held
On Thursday. pm. the Lutheran
Ladies Auxiliary will meet.
The male chorus and the ladies
choir will meet for rthea rsal Friday
at ! 30 pm.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-11-01
Annual Banquet
November l3

The WyandOtte I.OOF. No. 49,
will hold their annual banquet. We'd
nrSday, November Is. The supper will
be held ut the OddfellOwS temple at
q y m, after which the initia tory de
gree VIII be- conferred on tclaSS of
candidates. Thomas Altman. Jr. Geo.
Murray. William Stark. Arnold DECK
or and Arthur Moran, have been APP
pointed as a committee to insure the
success of the banquet.
A dance and ball will be held. in
honor of the new grand master. Dir
Philip A. Callahan. Friday. November
3. at = pm. in the fountain room Of
the Masonic temple. Detroit Local
OddfellOws and their wives may obtain
tickets. free of charge. from Mae Simp-
son or William Shurmer Fifty tickets
are available at this time.
WyandOtte OddfellOws have accept
ed an invitation from Samaritan lodge,
Detroit. to confer the initiatOry degree
on a class of candidates. Friday. Nov
ember 18th This invitation is the first
the degree staff has accepted since re-
turning from the annual grand lodge
session in ANN Arbor. Many Out-State
lodges have been invited To Samaritan
lodge to witness this degree
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-11-01
GIRL
DIES IN HOSPITAL
FOLLOWING CRASH

Following an automobile crash at
Riverview, early Sunday morning,
Jean Bialek. an 1S-year-Old Detroit
girl whose home was at 1471 West
Grand boulevard, died i'll the Wyan-
dOtte General hospital.
Miss Bialek WAS u passenger in a
car driven by Steve JamrOz, p years
Of age, of 41OS LOvett street. Detroit.
The accident occurred on Payne street,
just off West jefferson. when jam
rOz's car left the pavement and ran
into a tree.
Two other occupants Of the car, JOS
eph Janik, y, of 1890 Thirteenth
street, and Stanley KZystan, -, of
1854 Twenty-eighth street. Detroit,
We're treated at the hospital. They
were To he questioned by officers. The
hair OH Miss Bialek's head was found
to be try when she was brought to
the hospital, showing possibility that
she had been hurt before the crash.
JamrOZ, who was said to have been
drinking. waS held for investigation Of
negligent homicide. He told Officers he
did not notice Il turn in the road near
MOnguagOn creek bridge.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-11-01
4 VERY MODEST VETERAN
Is CANDIDATE WILLKIE

In all of his strenuous campaign,
even the weeks before nomination, not
once has Wendell Willkie made any
personal reference TO his world war
record. To him, that is not political
subject Hundreds of thousands of Le-
giOnnaires do not even know that the
Republican nominee was in the ser
vice.
On the day after this country had
entered the world war. Willkie enlisted
as private and finally became a
unit of the Red Arrow division in
France. He saw active service in heavy
artillery and gained his captaincy due
to services in the trenches. But read
all of the Willkie speeches. You do
not read about his war services. Hi
nearest approach is the statement:
hate war; / know all about it,"
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-11-01
FOR DUPLICATE SECURITY
NUMBER COMMUNICATE
WITH DEARBORN

Workers who need duplicate social
security numbers should apply TO the
Dearborn field office of the bureau OF
old-age and survivors insurance if the
original card has been lost. destroyed
or is no longer in the possession Of
the emplOye.
This statement is made by Charles
L. Hickey, manager of the social Sc
curity field office at 1926 Michigan
avenue in Dearborn. Explaining the
service his field office gives in cases
where duplicate number is wanted
Mr.. Hickey said:
1T will save time and effort if the
applicant will contact our office dir
ect when he wants duplicate social
security number We need the same in
formation 10 issue a duplicate number
Shat was given when the worker orig
inally applied for the first card. IL
wrong information was given at the
time of the original application Il
should be promptly corrected, with
complete confidence that such infor-
nation will not be given anyone"
Mr.. Hickey explained that where ap-
plication for a duplicate number n
handed to an employer or other person
to send in there is delay. as the card
is issued only by the Social Security
Board field office
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-11-01
I'd
HOLD RALLY
SUNDAY NIGHT

Tie WyandOtte R,mWratic club
will stage a huge prediction rally an
Roosevelt high school auditorium on
Sunday evening, November 3 Murray
ID. Van Wagner, Democratic candi-
date for governor. will be the princi-
pal speaker and local Democrats are
planning tremendous ovation for the
gubernatOrial candidate. Other speak
erS will include Frank Murphy. aSpir-
ant for the office Of lieutenant COVER
nor: Leo V. Card. candidate for sex
rotary of state: Raymond W. Starr
and Theodore |. Fry. candidates for
state treas rer AMI attorney general
Also among the speakers will he Wy
lndOtte'S own 'favOrite SON Fred J.
Cartner. running for recollection to- re
present the Fourth district in the
State Legislature.
Charles t'onley. president of the Wy
,ndottr Brmrratic organization. an
nOuncrS the following committee on
arrangements Ernest Il. schultz.
chairman. John &. Canadian. Felix
IIammeS, Louis Moehr. Ignatiu> Lap
cZynSki
The program will commence at 20
pm. and will be preceded by Il par
ade
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-11-01
YOUTHS MAY ENLIST IN
THE ARMY AIR CORPS

Lieutenant Colonel Joseph l.. Bach
us. Michigan recruiting officer. an
nOunceS that he has received radio
authority from headquarters. Sixth
comps area to enlist 81 Michigan
youths into the army air corps. This
group of men will eventually be sta
toned in sunny Hawaii.
Applications will he accepted at all
of the % lower peninsula army ne
cruiting stations; those approved will
be forwarded to Detroit for accept
ance and final enlistment. After Col
Onel Bachus has sworn them into the
army they will depart for Jefferson
barracks. st. Louis. Missouri. When
the group Of approximately 1000 from
the Sixth corps area are assembled at
Jefferson barracks they will be trans
ported to the west coast for passage to
Hawaii by army transport.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-11-01

CANDIDATES IN
VOTE APPEAL

An enthusiastic aSsemblage that
filled Roosevelt auditorium and over
flowed To the galleries met Monday
night To hear addresses by Senator
Arthur III. Vandenberg and other cam
Gidates on the Republican ticket.
Among the speakers were Harry H.
Kelly. Vernon Brown, Herbert Rush.
ton, Robert Ford. w. Newton Hawk
ms, Richard Lehman, Judge O'Brien
and William HestOn.
Mayor Louis w. Benin presided al
chairman.
The meeting opened with the rendi-
ton of Star Spangled Banner" by
the NOn-Partisan band of Italian Am
orleans. which also gave several selec-
tons later in the evening
Early Monday night Senator Van
denberg made a speech at Pontiac. He
was then hustled south to WyandOtte.
arriving at Roosevelt auditorium at
10 80 O'Clock
Members Of the Veterans OF Foreign
Wars and American Legion posts act
ed as an escort to the candidates.
Vandenberg's address was greeted
with warm approval from the auli-
ence Among other things. he said
President Roosevelt was appealing
for cooperation by business men in the
present crisis. while the chief execu-
tive had been fighting these same bus
mess men for years. He declared that
Wendell L. Willkie was the one man
who was in position 10 secure the
total cooperation 50 vitality necessary.
During the evening selections were
given by the Dixie Eight, the Ford
MOmtaineerS. and Novelty band
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-11-01
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Miss Ann Chapman. of New York
city. young peoples secretary Of the
Presbyterian BOARD of National Mis-
Sion>. will be. the speaker ut Sunday
evenings service i'm the First PreSby-
terrain church. III. LYLE Lyon will he the
guest solnist and the young peoples
chorus choir will render several sell
ectiOn.
AT tho morning service. DIR. Warren
F, Halls sermon subject will be. THE
Responsibility of the Christian Citi-
zen John G. ShingletOn will sing a
solo. ARISE q Lord" by HOffmeiSter
and the chorus choir will sing King
All Glorious" by Rarnby.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-11-01
What Council Did
Tuesday Night

The American Legion invited the
mayor and Council to attend the an
hual ArmiStice day celebration ut its
club house OH the evening of Novem-
Der IL.
letter WAS received from the
BOARD of trustees of the First COngre-
sauOnal church. protesting against the
elimination of the island on Super
Tor boulevard between Biddle avenue
ana First street, us requested by some
property owners. 4 protest of similar
nature was received from May +.
R0ehrig and three others
The Police and Fire Commission re-
ported that il WAS in favor of reduc-
ing the speed limit OH Van Alstyne
boulevard, but could do nothing with
ont the passage of an ordinance re-
dHinS the limit
BY the terms OF Il resolution offered
10y Councilman Ford Wagar. County
L. WAS dp-
pointed as representative of the city
of WyandOtte To aid local property
owners i'll redeeming property acquir-
ed by the state at auction sale
\ corrected advertisement cover
Ing the. sale Of the Carnegie library
site WAS ordered published
Pay for chairmen and members of
the election boards next Tuesday were
fixed as follows: Chairman. SO:
board members. So. Two additional
board members were also ordered for
each of The ~ voting precincts.
The Veterans of Foreign Wars lad
les drum and hu%lr corps wa> grant
ed permission 10 hold an indoor circus
OH November L. and IL
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-11-01
CLASS
TO PRESENT
WHAT A LIFE

The Senior class of Roosevelt high
school is presenting What Il Life on
November l4-lj. in Roosevelt auditor
ium.
SAYS the class:
We. the seniors of Roosevelt high
school. present 10 you, the public, Il
three-act comedy entitled What a
Life. We are glad to be able TO pre-
sent this play during American educa-
lion week. We realize that had We
been living under Il dictatorship there
would be- 10 opportunity for such an
7activity. and We are thankful that We
live i'm a democracy and have the priv
ilegt of producing plays for enjoy
ment
What a Life" appeared Oh Broad
way last season. and was Il smash hit.
The story il that of radios bad
boy" Henry Aldrich. complete with
his troubles and EXCUSES. The first
scene OPENS with Henry being sent by
Miss EggItston Ia Mr. Bradley'S office
for disciplinary measures. Miss
Wheeler'> band Instruments are then
mySteriouSly taken from rhe school
and the big question is brought w"
who took the band Instruments With
considerable angling. Henry gets
date with Barbara Pearson. president
Of the Junior class. for the important
spring dance. Mrs Aldrich tells Hen
~ lie can't pn>>ihIy attend the dance
unless he .ct~ the highest mark on his
Roman history cNanA Henry got
good mark and therefore i accused of
cheating lie i suspended from school
for sixty days. To top this. Henry j.
Accused of stealing the band inStru-
ment>. The final act finally straight
ems out--well. come Ia the Senior play
and find ont how il ends.
The cast consists of the following
Henry Aldrich. Walter Bauer: Rich
I'd Lcvely George BigelUw: Charles
Wilson. Ben IIudcnko: Barbara Pear
son. Phyllis White. Harriet Wilcox
Miss Shea. Bette kiSh. Margarea Da-
vie: Mr. Nelson. Fred Smith. Walter
Bauer: NJ. Bradley. Dean Locker. Bill
Pope: Mr. Patterson. William Little
wood Robert Henney: Mr. Vechitto-
Robert Cohen. Chester Urbanek Miss
Pike. Phyllis Bailey. Pearl ChaneSian:
Miss EggleStOn. Bette DEM. Marian
Hall: Miss Wheeler. Patricia English.
Mary Getz; Miss Johnson. Alice Ham
acher: Gertie. Ruth Jackson. Virginia
HattiS; Mary Deeter. Elda Dolce. Don
na LuFrance: Mr.. Ferguson. Royce
Jarrendt. Henry Spence: Mrs. Aldrich.
Helen BOStOw. Pauline Fisher: Bill,
Albert Sippel, Girvan Griffith.
The committees include: Properties
Royal BOndie. chairman. Bob KunZe,
CaSmir Bielik, Olga WOuzyna. Joyce
Nihiser. Marjorie Trietch: tickets,
Barbara BOhaH. chairman. Margaret
Saults, Weight Albright. Janice Flet-
cher. Shirley Kephart. Ben Hudenko,
Yearl Schwartz; ushers. Jack YOps.
chairman Doris Woodward. Isabel
Wolf; makeup. Fern Bush. chairman.
Jean Mclaughlin. Marcella Patrick:
program. Hope Severance. chairman.
RhOda Schave. Marie Mueller, Flor
ence Rieger. Anna Mae Zinniel. Ce'el-
III ROginSki: costumes, Frances Peri.
20, chairman. Virginia HinSnan.
Edythe Morris. Marjorie Trietch; stag
ing. Lloyd lIShbroOk chairman. Glenn
Rice. joe krUgOl. Cameron PuleSki.
John Evans. Angela Seraph: music,
Marie Evich
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-11-01
50 WANDERERS
RANK LOW IN
THE LOTTERY

The draft lottery held Al Washing
dotte youths having numbers under
AN being drawn for the first call for
a years military training This means
that they will probably be- the first To
go. unless granted deferred rating
Following is the list for Draft Board
No. - (au WyandOtte residents
Harold f. LaBeau. 241S Ninth.
Parker v GiacopelIi ;44 Hudson
Peter A Allen, 44lJ Thirteenth
Anthony f. Dennis. ~ Lindbergh
Edward VI Graft. 1908 Eighth.
Stephen A Hook. 2796 Ninth
Edward NJ Wisnienski. lbs Grove
August III. Mattel. }.eS6 Eighth
Harold ID. MawsOn, 723 Riverbank
Steve ). MiSinga. 3:s2 Spruce
Joseph j. WOllak. PHI Tenth
James A. Murphy. 3O2S First
Lee H. l.. Knack. J04 Plum
I-Ouis G. Nehring. 2J24 Van Alstyne
Jack Downing. +O4 VinewOOd
Herbert +. Murphy. 305S First
Donald III. Srheffler. 4alS Dee
Sigmund SObOcinSki. 223O Eighth
Earl A. GougeOn. 10 Kings Hwy
Edward c. Gabriel. 10 Oak
Walter +. GaluSki. 2227 Tenth.
Francis A. FaulhIber IN Poplar
Charles f. IANlarSh. 3t526 Third.
chester =. Blondell. $50 Central
Walter f. Wojtala. 1213 Maple.
Harold X. Hill. 3S2O Ninth.
John j. Mardyl. 1915 Fourth
Harold y Mar~chncr 1871 Lincoln
Joseph f. Richter. GO2 Lincoln
Russell G. THURMAN. &lil Forth
Frank J. SzymborSki. 3379 18th.
Joseph W. Rt,va to- Highland
Bcnace j. BarnowSki. GU3 Hudson
GOrman f.. LandiS +tbS Kings Hwy
John l.. Powell. 616 Cora.
LANES ID. Rogers. 80 Ind
John J. Kauia. 2:}:SS Ninth
HiTOlit LarnUwSki. 1874 Fifth
Lewis A. Menma, S24 Pine
John PizzO. 1O4 Ford.
UNcIi y. RrtIlNd ItL, 'SD-p NduAlSlS III
John j. LewandOwSki. 1876 Elm
William w White. 3OO4 22nd
Jacob j KorOwin. BOB Oak
George L. Campbell. S+l Fifth.
Vincent NJ FabianO. 3t4 Elm.
Edward =. SzczepanSki, 976 Superior
LRaymOnd +. Shay. &l5 Orchard.
Clarence T. Martin. 1862 Sixth.
Alexander = GutOwSki. 1915 Fifth
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-11-01
AMHERSTBURG PUBLISHER
MEETS DEATH IN CRASH

A. the result of an automobile
crash. A. VI Marsh. for many years
publisher OF the AmherStburg Echo.
died on Thursday. OctOber "a. in
Chatham General hospital. Mr.. Marsh
made splendid success Of his news
lErper. which is one of the most widely
read wpeklies in the dominion. In add
ditiOn, he had filled various public
offices with distinction. His death is
a distinct lO<s to AmherStburg and
Essex county.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-11-01
Police Chiefs
Discuss School

A meeting of down river police
chiefs was held at the Wabeek tea
room on Monday. Present were Chiefs
William L. Rutledge of WyandOtte,
Creighton of Lincoln Park. Moore of
EcOrSe. Williams VI Trenton and Verr-
lyn of River Rouge.
Also present was EfwOOd Rockwell
of Detroit. who is helping in plans to
hold IA car drivers school at some
point i'm this section.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-11-01
ST. STEPHENS CHURCH

The evening service at st. stephens
Episcopal church. formerly held at
. 30 pm, will be changed to vesper
service at = pm. beginning next Sun
day. November 3. This is largely a mu-
steal service with short address
other services:
\ am Holy communion.
30 am Chutch school
III Am. Kinderga rten class
IL am. Holy communion and ser
mon. COMMUNICATING All Saints day.
& pm. Young people.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-11-01
Rotary Club
Officials Confe,

An assembly of Rotary club officers.
directors ana committees waS held at
the Wabeek TEA room son Tuesday
noon. with Del Mari. governor of the
l:L3d district present. The gathering
WAS called IL discuss plans for the
coming year.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-11-01
Vote No on Huron
Clinton Authority

The Council az its session Tuesday
night adopted resolution recommend
ing a Ne vote on the proposed llur-
Ir1'lintOn Metropolitan Authority
Whereby the Council showed good
sense Vote No" OH this expensive,
plan.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-11-01
POISON PUMPED OFT OF
SEVENTEENTH STREET Man

After drinking quantity Of poison,
Bill Mead. Of 1852 Seventeenth street.
Wills saved from death at the Wyan-
d,,tte General hospital on Saturday.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-11-01
Weight Lifting
Championships

Under auspices Of the Michigan
Athletic Union. and sponsored by the
Michigan Alkali club. a senior weight
lifting championship meet will be held
nj the club house 22253 Biddle avenue.
on the afternoon Of sunday. November
~. The admission price has been fixed
at - cents.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-11-01
THIEF STEALS FROM
WYANDOTTE HOSPITAL

The safe in the office OF the Wyan-
dOtte General hospital was broken in
Ia last week and $3.50 stolen.
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-11-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey c. Headman
are the parents OF baby boy, born
October "a Mrs. Headman is the for
mef Shirley TObin
The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1940-11-01

Michigan's only sizeable herd of
wild elk is in the Pigeon river state
forest.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-08-29

had made since leaving here 80
years ago.--Mr. and Mrs. d. B.
Conn and granddaughter Barbara
Ann and Mrs Kate Conn of New
ark, visited last Wednesday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Haines and
family, near Renrock. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. w. Danford of Waterford
spent Sunday afternoon with the
formers sister, Mrs. T. e. Wilson,
also Aleda Motz and Jean Cum
mings visited their grandparents,
Sunday. Mrs. w. c. Hosom spent
Saturday with Mrs. Dane Hail.
Lee Stiers took bus load to the
state fair Monday Mrs. A. G.. ALL
bright and children Josephine and
Edgar Garvin. and Mr.. and Mrs. c..
M Elliott of Reinersville, returned
home last Tuesday from a motor
trip to Washington, Iowa, where
they visited relatives.--A the Conn
reunion held recently at the home
of d. B. Conn, so or more relatives
and friends were in attendance.
Among those from distance We're:
Mr.. and Mrs J. NJ. Cotin, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bob Wolfe and Miss Kate
Conn, all of Newark; Ray, Mabel
and Ethel Schrivers of Caldwell ;
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Bell, Mr.. and
Mrs Carl Walker, Nellie Arrick,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Sherlock, Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Stanton, Ruth, AL
bert and Ina Henson, of Cincinnati.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-08-29
Hopewell

Joann and Ray Hosom spent last
week with @their grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Vorhies of Cloud.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Ellis, Mr.
and Mrs. Wilbur Roberts and chill
dren Maxine and Gene, and c. F.
Drake attended the Athens fair,
last Friday Bobby Graham of
Pennsville, spent last Thursday with
his cousin, Clyde Newsom. = Miss
Rose Tracy has received word of the
wedding of Denver Tracy and Jean
cite Harper, of Columbus, which
took place Aug. II. They were
both formerly of Morgan county,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Newburn and
son Rex were Sunday guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Jesse Coleman. MIR. and
Mrs. Wilbur Roberts and children
attended the funeral of Mrs. Emma
Richardson, Sunday afternoon at
McConnelsville.-- Mrs. Frank Lynch
and son Guy of Agosta, o., and Mrs.
Hobart Lee and daughter Martha
of Athens route are visiting their
brother, Albert lis--Mr. and Mrs,
Robert Newsom and son Clyde, Mrs.
Anna Newsom and sons Roy and
Ralph attended the Newsom reunion
which was held at the Vincent
Wetherell home on Bald Eagle, Sum
day. .,..