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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-07-25
WIFE OF REV. c. S. McGRAIH
DIES AT WOOSTER

Mrs. Lucy l.. McGrath, wife OF
Rev. Carlos S. McGrath, died July
13. at her home in Wooster. From
a Wooster paper is taken the fol-
lowing:
Mrs. McGrath, whose illness ex-
tended over one and half years,
was unable to survive stroke OF
paralysis suffered on January II,
1889. Rev. and Mrs. McGrath were
married at Wooster by the Rev. d.
A. Heron, d. d., then pastor or the
First Presbyterian church, Oct. 20,
1918. Mrs. McGrath was the
daughter of John r. and Elizabeth
Miller Franks and was born near
Nashville in Holmes county. She
went to Apple Creek community IN
early childhood and continued her
residence there until her marriage
TO Mr.. McGrath. During her com
panionship with her husband in the
ministry of the Presbyterian church
she resided in Caldwell, o., Colum-
biana. O., Parkers Landing, Pa, and
Canal Fulton, o. Since May, 1882,
Rev. and Mrs. McGrath have lived
on Madison Hill, Wooster. Those
who survive her death are four step
children, Mrs. Calvin Marshall and
Mrs. Roy D. Pavey of Columbus;
Mrs. r. j. Esterly and Hiram w.
McGrath, of Columbiana, o.; four
grandchildren, Robert and Linnette
Long and Ellen and Miriam Ester
1y. There are living seven neph-
ews and seven nieces.
Mrs. McGrath was member OF
the Presbyterian church from child
hood. Being possessed OF fine con-
tralto voice she made this her spe-
cfal contribution to Christian SER
vice. Her many friends will regret
her death.
Funeral services were held Mon
day, July Is, at p. M, at Cavalry
Presbyterian church at Apple
Creek, and burial was made In Ap-
pie Creek cemetery.
Mrs. Lille Palmer of this place,
sister-in-law of the deceased, at
tended the funeral.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-07-25
no SOLICIT FUNDS FOR REPAIR
OF EMERY CHURCH BUILDING

A meeting was held Friday even
ing at the Emery church to consider
what action to take regarding the
disposition of the church building.
c. B. Ray was chairman of the
meeting. A committee was appoint
ed to solicit funds for the purchase
and repair of the building and
maintain it for religious service.
the building to become the property
of the Emery cemetery association,
and to be under the control of the
cemetery trustees. While this build
ing will likely be offered for sale,
it is not likely that anyone will bid
against the cemetery trustees for
the building-at least it would
seem that no one should.
The following persons were nam
ed as committee to solicit and re-
ceive money to be used for the pur.
chase and repair of the building:
Chris Stegner, Herschel Wicker
sham, C. r. Brown, Carl Dewitt, c.
B. Ray, Chas. Duvall, Carl Walker,
Nellie Arriclx, Eurie Dewitt, Millie
Harris Amelia Leland, Raymond
Durbin and w. d. Matson.
Those from away who wish to
give to this very worthy cause, can
send their contributions to any of
the above named persons
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-07-25
MRS. r. S. CLEMENS DIES
FUNERAL TODAY

Mrs. T. S. (Scott) Clemens, Of
upper Malta, whose serious illness
was mentioned in this paper last
week, passed away Monday morning
at 4:45 o'clock. She had been in
failing health since March, and re-
Gently had failed rapidly. Had she
lived until today she would have
bene IA years old.
Mrs. Clemens was daughter Of
the late Henson and Sarah Ellen
Benjamin Spurrier, and was born
near the Weitzell school house,
Malta township. In January, 1899,
she was united in marriage with
Thomas Scott Clemens, who sur
wives. She also leaves two brothers,
Richard Spurrier of Columbus, and
Denny Spurrier, Washington state;
and two sisters, Mrs. Annie Osborn
of Mt. Vernon, and Mrs. Grace Gill
lespie Of Malta. For many years
Mr.. and Mrs. Clemens resided near
Malta, on route 78. After selling
their farm to A. r. Adrean of this
place, several years ago, they NOV
ed to Malta and have since resided
with the deceased's sister, Mrs. Gil
lespie. Mrs. Clemens was a woman
held in high esteem by many
friends. The body was removed to
the Fisher undertaking parlors, and
Wednesday about noon was taken
to the home of w. B. Drake, Malta
where 1t will remain until time for
the funeral.
Last rites for Mrs. Clemens will
be held this afternoon at 2:3O
O'Clock at the Malta Methodist
church with Rev. C. B. Frisbie, Of
ficiating. Interment will be in
Wiseman's cemetery, near Malta.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-07-25
MRS. GEORGE McELHINEY
DIED LAST NIGHT

Mrs. George Mckinney passed
away here at her home last night
about 10 o'clock. Death was due TO
complications following a broken
hip which she sustained several
weeks ago. Surviving are three
dauhters, Mrs. William P. Harms of
Washington, d. c.; Miss Jessie Nc
Elhiney, private secretary of Con-
ressman Robert T. Secrest, and Mrs.
Earle Eveland of this place, and
one granddaughter, Miss Marjorie
Mckinney of the home. Two sons
are deceased, Attorney T. E. McEl-
hiney, who passed away Dec 10,
1927, and Haley, whose death oc-
Cured when 10 years of age. The
deceased was member of the
Presbyterian church at this place,
and was held in high regard bv
many friends.
Funeral services will be conduct
ed Saturday afternoon at o'clock
at the Presbyterian church, with in
terment in McConnelsville ceme-
terry.
Next week we will publish a more
complete account of this estimable
woman.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-07-25
NINETY AND TWO

Mrs. Amanda Smith Of South
Kennebec, who has been the guest
of her daughter, Mrs. Grace Thomp-
son, Huntington w. Va, was given
birthday celebration, which was
out of the ordinary-why shouldn t
it be-"Mandy" is out of the ordi-
nary. Not only on July 9, the date
Of her 92nd birthday, but on the
10th, they held open house. Some
so relatives and friends came with
many lovely gifts-stockings hand
kerchiefs,, candy, two dozen roses
and a singing telegram. The boy
delivering the telegram sang ''Hap-
py birthday to you dear grandma. :"
Mandy joined in and helped sing
the last verse.
Four generations of the family
participated in the celebration-the
fifth was here. OF the five genera
tions three of them were on Man
dy's side of the house. 1t was also
the birthday of Mrs. Mabel Brack-
en-, Charleston, w. Va, fifth in the
second generation. Three large
cakes graced the table, with every
thing that goes with them to make
a wonderful feast Pictures were
taken. Mandy is well and having
a wonderful time. She expects to
stay there the rest Of the month, at
least.-C. B. r.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-07-25
PARMITER McAVOY RITES

The marriage of Miss Virginia
McAvoy of GAINESVILLE and Kenneth
Parmiter of this place, was sol
emnized Saturday at the parsonage
of the Pilgrim Evangelical church,
GAINESVILLE, by the Rev. j. X. Braun
reading the single ring ceremony.
The brides mother and sister Jean
witnessed the ceremony The bride
wore a black and white frock with
white accessories, and carried a
bouquet of roses and delphinium.
Mrs. Parmiter is the daughter of
Mrs. McAvoy and the late Edward
L. McAvoy, of GAINESVILLE. Mr. Par
miter is the son of Clyde and
Maude Roberts Parmiter, of Nc
Connelsville. He is a graduate of
M. & M. high school, and is en-
ployed with the l.. j. Bray Trans
portation company of GAINESVILLE.
The couple left Immediately for a
short wedding trip. On their re-
turn they will reside in a newly fur
nished house at 1869 Superior
street, GAINESVILLE.
Monday night so friends and
relatives serenaded the newlyweds.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-07-25
CECIL KINCAID INJURED
IN AUTO ACCIDENT

Cecil Kincaid of this place suffer-
ed bad injury last night about
11:45 in an automobile accident
which occurred about opposite the
library on upper Main street. He
and Clarence (Ted) Harkins were
driving down street, Harkins was
driving, and the car skidded on the
slippery pavement when he applied
the brakes, and it went out of
control and struck several trees on
the right side of the street turn
ing completely around and coming
to stop near the corner of the
Leeper lot at Main and Ninth
streets.
kincaid's arm was out the VIM
down, and it struck one of the trees,
badly injuring it, and amputation
is feared. He was taken to Good
Samaritan hospital. Harkins escap-
ed with but minor injuries The
car was considerably damaged.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-07-25
c. BRENT COCHRAN TO WE'D
MISS ELIZABETH ANN SMITH

The following, taken from the
Charleston, w. Va, Gazette, will be
read with much local interest:
Mr. and Mrs Everett Clere Smith
of Edgewood, have announced the
engagement of their daughter, Eliz-
abeth Ann, to Mr. Charles Brent
Cochran, of Charleston, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Francis Wayland Cochran
of McConnelsville, o.
The bride-elect's parents enter
tanned with an announcement lunch
con Saturday at their home. Fa-
yors were hand-painted match box
es with enclosures, reading "It's a
love match, Elizabeth Ann and
Brent Out of town guests were
Mrs. F. w. Cochran, Miss Jean
Cochran and Miss Beatrice Cochran
of McConnelsville, Miss Sue Hell
mick of Fairmont, and Miss Peggy
Wilkinson of Richmond, Va.
DR.. Wallace NJ. Aston, assisted
by Rev. j. B. Overmeyer, will read
the service in late summer we'd
ding at the First Presbyterian
church.
Miss Smith was graduated from
Beaver high school, Beaver, Pa,
and attended West Virginia univer-
sity, where she was affiliated with
Chi Omega, national social sorority.
Her fiance attended public schools
in McConnelsville and received a.
bachelors degree in chemical engi-
neering from Ohio State University
in 1885. He was awarded the de-
gree of professional chemical en-
gineer from the same school in
June. Mr.. Cochran is a member Of
Delta Tau Delta, national social
fraternity, the University club and
the American Society of Mechanical
Both Miss Smith and Mr.. Coch-
ran are employed by the Westvaco
Chlorine Products corporation. The
latter has been with the company
since June, 1895, and now is head
of the instruments department.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-07-25
CARSON LYLE SENTENCED
TO PENITENTIARY

Carson Lyle, of Deerfeld town
ship, who was indicted by the spe-
cial grand jury this week on the
charge of arson, pleaded guilty
Tuesday when arraigned before
Judge Carlos NJ Riecker The
court sentenced him to serve from
two to 20 years in the Ohio pen1-
tentiary. Lyle confessed to the
burning of the house on the C. w.
Masterson place, Deerfield town
ship, on the night of June %. after
he had removed part of his house
hold goods, which he had insured
for $500. His plan was, according
to his confession, to make it appear
the goods were also burned and
he would collect the insurance
Lyle is suffering with bad infec-
tion in his arm, which it is stated,
started from an injury he sustained
when stabbed while in a fight, and
it is possible that he will have his
arm amputated.
Sheriff Adrean took him to the
penitentiary Wednesday.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-07-25
MRS. HE'LL BLACK DIES
AT MT. VERNON

Mrs. Rena McKibben Black was
found dead in bed Tuesday mornin g
at her home in Mt. Vernon, accord
ing to word received by her sister,
Mrs. Charles E. Pennell, of this
place. Mrs. Black would have been
II years old in August, and as far
as friends here knew had not been
in poor health. The deceased was
the daughter of the late Jesse and
Mary Brokaw McKibben of Wind
sor township. Surviving are her
husband; one son; four daughters;
several grandchildren; two sisters,
Mrs. Charles E. Pennell of this place
and Mrs. George Johnson, Marion
township, and a brother, Milford
McKibben, of Colorado.
Funeral arrangements will not be
complete until after the arrival of
the son from the west.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-07-25
MRS. CELIA MONROE DIES
AT HER HOME HERE

Mrs. Celia Monroe, SO, we'll
known and highly esteemed resi-
dent of this place, whose illness has
from time to time been noted in
this paper, died Saturday morning
at 9 o'clock, at her home on Union
street. Death was due to heart trou-
in failing health for some time, and
seriously i'll for several weeks.
Daughter of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
Abram Warne, she was born near
Rural Dale Her husband, the late
James Monroe, met tragic death
many years ago when drowned in
the Muskingum river near Rokeby
Lock. He was for number of
years justice of the peace of Bloom
township. Not long after the death
of her husband, the deceased NOV
ed to this place, where she had
since resided. She was a member
of Grace Methodist church, and was
a good. kind woman. She is sur
vived by three sons-Edgar of To-
ronto, o.; A. j. Monroe Of near NAL
ia. and Raymond Monroe Of Malta;
one daughter, Mrs. Louanna Maier
of Cambridge; 16 grandchildren,
and six great grandchildren. Two
daughters, Mrs. Lorena Lindimore
and Mrs. Mary Startling, are deceas-
ed
Funeral services, conducted by
Rev. L. S. Wees, were held Monday
afternoon at 2 o'clock, at the Grace
Methodist church. Rev Wees read
the hymns Nearer My God to Thee"
and "The Old Rugged Cross" The
pail bearers were A. j. Monroe,
Edgar Monroe, Willard Startling,
Harold Phillips, Donald Monroe and
Francis Lindimore. Interment was
made in the Duncan Falls ceme-
terry.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-07-25
MARIAN ARCHER WAS MAR
RIED DEC. 3, 1889

At a beautifully appointed tea at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. B
Archer, GAINESVILLE, on last Thurs
day afternoon, announcement was
made of the marriage of their
daughter Marian, to Karl G.. Sturz,
of GAINESVILLE, which took place at
Mt. Lebanon, Pa, Dec. s, 1889.
About rs friends were in attend
ance and were greeted at the door
by Miss Ann Archer, sister of the
bride, and Miss Eleanor Baker, who
presented each guest with min
iature corsage, carrying a tiny
scroll, on which was the name Of
the bride and groom and the we'd
ding date. Mrs. SturZ, attired in a
floor length white swiss frock, and
her mother dressed in floor length
blue print gown, received the guests
in the living room, which was most
attractfully decorated with summer
flowers.
The brides corsage was red roses
and marigolds, and Mrs. Archer
wore gardenias. On the mantel was
an artistic small door, with the ad-
dress of the newlyweds. This novel
decoration was the work of the
brides sister Ann. The tea table
was lovely with white flowers
roses, stock and asters with baby
breath, and tall white tapers.
Assisting in the dining room were
Miss June Archer sister of the
bride, Miss Mary Jane Brannon, and
Miss Margaret Schubach. Miss Sal
ly Lemert and Miss Barbara Nc
Connell presided at the punch bowl.
All the young ladies were lovely in
long summer frocks and all wore
beautiful shoulder corsageS of gar
denias, gifts of the hostesses. Many
friends of the bride from out of
town were in attendance.
Mrs. SturZ is the granddaughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Archer of
this place and moved to GAINESVILLE
with her parents some years ago.
Both she and her husband are
graduates of Lash high school, class
of '38, and both attended Mus
kingum college at New Concord
While there Mrs. Sturz was men,
Der of the Delta club, and Mr..
Sturz was affiliated with the Mace
club Both are members of Grace
Methodist church, GAINESVILLE, and
prominent in the work of the young
people. Mr. Sturz is member of
Past Masters council of De Molay
and is employed with the Standard
Oil company. They will reside at
500 Forest avenue, Zanesville
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-07-25
FOX MAY HAVE BEEN RABID

A gray fox was killed Tuesday at
the Adams place, near Douda, which
it is feared was rabid. Dwight Ad-
ans noticed the fox watching a
mule, and when he approached the
animal it made at him, but he sue
ceeded in killing it with stone.
Dr. c. E. Northrup, county health
commissioner sent the head to Co.
lumbus, to be examined, but as yet,
he has not received the report of
the finding
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-07-25
r. b. GRAHAM FILES SUIT
FOR $250.OOO

A damage suit for S250,00O said
to be one of the largest ever insti-
tuted in Muskingum county, was
filed in common pleas court, Zanes-
vile, Monday, by Atty Ernest B
Graham, against Ralph Stilwell
known as Earl J. Jones, and C. J
Beach, as publisher of the Zanes-
vile News. The action charges the
defendants accused the plaintiff OF
defrauding Mrs. Mary F. Brown
his mother-in-law; DR.. Mary Brown,
plaintiffs wife, and Miss Margaret
Brown, sisterin-law of plaintiff
and also charges embezzlement The
suit results from an article pub
lished in the GAINESVILLE News on
July 20, 1910. The plaintiff charg-
es that the defendants entered in
to a conspiracy for the sole purpose
of injuring him.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-07-25
Nj. C.. WALKER DIES
AT STOCKPORT

Milton C. Walker, S5, who for
many years was in the hardware
business at Stockport, and later had
a meat market there, prominent
Mason. and one of the county's very
best citizens, died last evening at
1877 O'Clock, at his home in Stock
port. Death was due to complica-
tions, and he had been in falling g
health for several months.
He was the last of family of IL
children of the late Daniel and
Mariana Cheadle Walker and was
born on Lightner ridge, Windsor
township, June Z, 1855 He moved
to Stockport 40 years ago. Since
1928, he had led a retired life. He
was twice married, first to Louisa
Scott, on May 27, 1874. She died
in 1882. Surviving by this union
are two sons, Dana of Toledo, and
Wilford of st. Paul, Mimi. On
Dec. 27, 1885, he married Clara
Rowland. Her death occurred Feb
II, 1887. By this union were born
Mrs Mary Nelson of Warren, Pa;
Rowland M. Walker, and Mrs.
frankie Gage, both of Stockport
One daughter, Mrs. Lucille Faires,
is deceased. He was Past Master
of Webb lodge, F. e A. NJ. He was
very active in the work of the
lodge, and was one of the best post
ed Masons in the state
Funeral services, under the aus
pices of Webb lodge, F. & A. NJ,
will be held Saturday afternoon at
2:30 o'clock, at the home. Inter-
ment will be in Stockport cemetery.
Those wishing to view the body
may do so by calling at the home
after Friday noon. A more COM
plete sketch will appear next week.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-07-25
FIELD DAY AND OK ROAST
FINE OCCASION

The field day and OK roast held
last Thursday afternoon at the fair
grounds. sponsored by the Morgan
CAunty Conservation Council, was
eninyed by a large crowd. About
50o persons were present, many
from away. The number OF auto
mobiles marked on the grounds look
ed like county fair time
In the afternoon were many at
fractions, including band music
trap shoot, fly casting tournament
battle royal, games, and other at
fractions. The Olympic contests in
Guiding chicken catching, blcycie
race, boys three-legged race, l0o
ward dash for boys and for girls.
so yard dash for boys and girls, rat
mans race, tug O. war.
Merchants donated merchandise
to winners of the running events
during the afternoon. Russell Han
son of Stockport won the 100 yard
dash for boys under Is years Of
age: Edgar Drake took the same
event for all contestants over 10 !;
Dick Steward won the 100 yard
dash for the fat men, while jerry
Rudolph won the special thlrd-of-a-
mile race. Charles Knox and Jud
Balding won the three-legged po-
tato sack race and Paul Cecil and
George Huck won the same event
in the boys division. Pat Flanagan
finished first in the bicycle race for
boys under 12 and George Triplett
of Chesterhill took the event for
boys over Is.
The casting event was won by
Russ Orr of GAINESVILLE. Joe Aber
and Howard Taylor were judges.
Winners at the trap were Buck
Sands Bob Abel. Walter Lawrence
and Charles Miller of McConnels-
vile: Bill Berry, Somerset; Jerry
Miller, Marietta; D. X. Matthews,
Dresden, and Jay Newton, New
Lexington.
Better than $50 were served the
roast beef menu-and others were
waiting in line when the eats ran
out. In the evening a large crowd
enjoyed skating, and the square
and round dancing.
r. c. Kennard, chief of the di-
vision of the soil conservation coun-
ell made a splendid talk on soil
servation. Mr. Kennard who is very
efficient in his line Of work is ma
tive of this county.
The entire proceeds will go to-
ward fighting the gray fox in THIS
county which is becoming one Of our
worst pests.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-07-25
DAUGHTER OF PAT LANIER
MEETS TRAGIC DEATH

Trapped in an automobile, as it
plunged from the levee into the
Licking river at GAINESVILLE, three
Cambridge residents were drowned
early last Sunday morning. The
dear are : Othar McKeen, %, and
Patsy Lanier McKeen, %, his wife,
and Maxine Spade, 20, who was
companion of Carl Ruby, 21. The
latter is the only survivor of the
tragedy.
Ruby states he was in the back
seat with Miss Spade, doing, and is
what happened. No one was an eye
witness to the tragedy. Police be-
lieve the automobile was moving
at rapid rate of speed and the
driver, Mr.. McKeen, was unaware
of the right angle turn to the right.
The heavy cement levee failed to
halt the uncontrolled car which
hurtled up a bank, shot over the re-
tanning wall, and landed upside
down in the river about 40 feet
from shore Part of the car was
visible Ruby managed to escape
through a window, and states he
tried to pull the bodies of the girls
from the car, but could not. Four
CCC enrolleeS returning to their
barracks heard the car crash and
joined a little later by others, rip
ped a nearby rowboat from its
moorings and with their hands row.
ed to the wreck and picked up
Ruby and returned him to shore.
Later the bodies of the others were
recovered and artificial respiration
applied for about an hour, but of
no avail.
Mrs. Patsy McKeen, former res
ident of this place, was the daughter
of Pat Lanier and wife, who at one
time were residents of McConnels-
vile and operated restaurant with
M. Pape, in the room now the Of
fees of Dr. E. G.. Rex.
Coroner Ray E. Mcdaniel of Mus
kingum county, gave verdict OF
'death by drowning" as a result
of reckless driving.
Officials praised the CCC en-
rollees for rescuing Ruby and for
their assistance in recovering the
bodies of the three victims.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-07-25

AT the regular meeting of the M.
& M. Rotary club Friday evening,
July 26, Orville B. Littick, Zanes-
vile. governor of the 159th district
of Rotary International, comprising
45 clubs in southern Ohio, will be
the speaker. This will be his Off
cial visit to the local club. He will
speak on the subject "a Typical Ro-
tartan, Following the meeting a
club assembly will be held when all
local committee chairmen will re-
port on the activities and achieve
ments of their groups.
The district governor is general
manager of three newspapers at
GAINESVILLE, and is a veteran Ro-
tartan, having been president Of
the Murphysboro, Illinois, and
GAINESVILLE clubs, since he became a
Rotarian in 1928
He is also president of the Ohio
Society for Crippled Children, the
Muskingum County Society for
Crippled Children, and chairman Of
the GAINESVILLE Rotary Crippled Chill
dren's committee.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-07-25
BREAKS ARM

Norbert Strahler of the Malta
north river road and his friend Ger
aid Reed, were in an automobile ac-
cident last Thursday evening. They
were driving on the hill near Low
ell when the machine struck bad
place in the road, caused by a slip,
and over turned. Strahler, stu
dent in M. & M. high school, had his
arm broken near the wrist. Reed
the driver, escaped injury. The
automobile was considerably dam
aged.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-07-25
TEMPERATURE SOARS-RAIN
FAILS TO BRING RELIEF

The temperature for the past
week reached 90, or above, every
day, except one, and the rains of
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
failed to bring relief. Tuesday
evening, beginning at about $50,
this immediate vicinity was visited
by a heavy rain and electrical
storm, which lasted less than an
hour, during which 1.19 inches of
rain fell. Clifford Hupp, official
weatherman, reports the total rain
fall for the week was 2.17 inches.
The high and low temperatures fol-