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Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-07

cent expiration OF the Japanese
trade treaty insulted Japan be-
cause i implied that the United
States was conversant. but Japan
was not conversant. with the situ-
alton in China.
In the speech Grew said frankly
ar a luncheon at which many i'm
rortant japanese were guests. that
the United States did not like the
course Japan was pursuing i.
China
Arita replied that he was no;
able 10 make public all the 6OO
incidents IN China OF which Grew
lad complained as having beer
against American interests.
Regarding Russian relations Arita
asked II Russia showed sincerity IN
negotiations with Japan. said:
There are degrees OF sincerity.
He disclosed. that he was EN-
phasizirg' to Russia the Importance
OF ceasing assistance TO China.
Arita told another Questioner that
il Woui. be difficult 70 declare 4
war against the Chinese government
and al the same time recognize the
regime which Japan proposes 70 set
up IN occupied territory.
Earlier Admiral Yonai had sale
that Japan was willin 10 accept
Chinese government leaders. even
GeneraLssino Chang KaI-Shek, into
this reglme
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-07
Crisis Closes on
Britain as Two
TerroriStS Die

BIRMINGHAM. Eng. Feb. /
lUP) - Peter Barnes and James
Richards. irish Republican army
terrorists. were hanged today in
Winton Green Jail despite deSper-
ate appeals for clemency from
Fire and fears Of murderouS re-
priSalS i'll Great Britain.
The TWO youthful 1rishmen dice
for killing five and wounding SO
persons with a bomb planted on q
bicycle on the main street OF Gov
entry last Aug 25. They were
hanged in the utmost secrecy H.
the walled prison while 500. uni
formed and plainclotheS policemen
held back n crowd of several hun
dred before the main prison gate.
The executions brought Il criti-
cal turn TO the IRA.'S bitter fight
for the reunion OF Erie and North
ireland, which is part Of the
United Kingdom.
The Coventry bombing was the
worst in u series OF OutrageS at
tributed 10 the IRA. extending
back TO January, 1880. The hang
ings were expected 10 bring re-
newal of this terrorism and TO
precipitate political crisis III
Fire by driving even many OF the
more conservative Irishmen into
the ranks Of the Ira. out OF SYM
pathy Tor the two new martyrs"
Britain's wartime tension was
noticeably heightened. Public Off
cials and government buildings
were under strong guard Special
watches were kept over the homes
Of judges who had presided at
trials of Ira. suspects. AT London,
Scotland Yard men guarded gov
ernment offices on Whitehall unc
parliamentary buildings. The me-
tropolis had been under Il virtual
siege throughout the night, unc
10000 agents of the criminal in
vestigation department supplement-
ing regular uniformed and plain
clothes policemen. II was reportec
that three bodyguards had been
provided Sir John Anderson home
secretary
Two bulletins announcing The
execution were posted on ll!t pris-
Oh gate at 9:U7 ain. ,4:07 AIN
EST. A Catholic priest had beer
seen 10 leave the prison III an au-
tomObile Ut $3.50 am. and shortly
before 9. police had intensified the
restrictions before the prison gate
halting cars and tradesmen'S ve-
hicleS some distance away ano
moving back the crowd Waitinn II
! the side streets.
The two men were hanged stimuli
taneously, promptly at 9 o'clock
As the clock chimed, men in the
crowd outside barred their head,
and stood silently A milk lnal
continued his deliveries on tic
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-07
Browder Third in
Three Cornered
Congress Election

NEW YORK. Feb. 7. CUP)-Earl
ProWder. general secretary of the
Communist party in the United
States who is under four year prison
sentence for passport fraud, came
out third in a three cornered race
Tor congress IN the l4th New York
district, election returns showed to-
day.
M. Michael Edelstein, Tanlmany
district leader backed by Mayor
F. H. LaGuardla, Postmaster Cen
eyal James A. Farley and other New
Dealers. won the congressional seat
left vacant oy the death OF Rep.
William I. SiroVich, with 1900
votes.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-07

street running past the main gate.
The crowd. predominantly IRISH,
set up 4 murmur Of excitement
as the wicket gate in the main
gate opened Il few minutes after
8 and the chief warden came out
and posted the notices. 1t was the
only approach to 4 demonstration
al the prison.
-Four eXecutionerS were inside
the prison. i; was learned Their
Identities were withheld to protect
them from Ira. reprisalS. II was
presumed that there were two
cXecutionerS for each man. as the
usual procedure is for the hang
man TO have an assistant.
Barnes and Richards were con-
Victed on circumstantial evidence
and one man and two women
charged jointly with them were
acquitted. Richards mad admitted
possession of explosives but had
denied any connection with the
Coventry bombing. Barnes protest
ed his innocence until the end. He
said, Later l am sure it viii come
out that had no hand in TIE
act.
Richards WAS captured immedl-
ately after the bombing. Barnes
had been arrested in London the
day before during 4 police raid
that netted 4 large tiEe bomb.
believed intended for use in Lon
don. Later. Barnes was identified
as the purchaser of the bicycle ON
which the Coventry bomb was plac-
ed and Il letter was found in his
possession written the day before
the Coventry explosion and refer
ring TO it.
Richards s.tid after his convic-
ton: "As Il soldier Of The Ira,
I am not afraid TO die rs Ini dying
for q just cause"
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-07
Billy Fawcett,
Publisher, Dies

HOLLYWOOD Cal. Feb. I. CUP)
Captain Wilfred Hamilton Billy
Fawcett, 55. former Minneapolis
newspa aperman and in later years
nationally prominent as maga-
zine publisher. died III hospital
here today OF heart disease.
Captain Fawcett had been in fall
Ing health Tor seyera! months, and
two days ago entered the hospital
Tor I general checkup. HIS death
came suddenly
FaWcetI was vetcran Of the
Spanish american and the World
war. gaining prominence in the
magazine heId shortly after he
served IN the latter conflict His
first magazine was Captain B.llys
Whlzz Bang, from winch grew
the FaWcett Publications. inc which
publishes aeYcrM movie ian maya
ZIneS.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-07
Blizzard Ferocitv
Shown in Britain

LONDON, Feb. 7. CUP)-Details
Of the Jan. 81 blizzard, now released
by the censors. disclosed that 1900
miles of railway lines were blocked
by snow drifts Is feet deep.
1t was the worst blizzard in 4
century. There were 3l4 snow ploWS
used TO clear railroad lines. Some
times four locomotives were used to
push one pillow. Some plOws were
derailed Hundreds OF miles of tele-
graph and telephone wires snapped
under the weight Of inch thick ice.
The worst tie-up was near Beat
took where $50 soldiers helped 240
abroad men dug out six passenger
trains. two freight trains and one
newspaper train. Six passengers and
six freight trains we're blocked at
different times in DerbyShire
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-07
Photos Of War at Sea
Shot on Raiders Deck
BU NEA Serlice

Here is a NaZ raiders story-in pictures
made from her decksof three and half months Of war
fare in the shipping lanes of tle South Atlantic.
The raider, Gelmany's pocket baltt&hp, Graf spec
roamed the southern previnp allied commerce
while every Available British and French gnboat that
could be spared at home her trail
These pictures. a dramatic record of Of the great
sagas of warfare taken by q member Of the
of the Graf Spec They the graphic story
of the end of Tour of the merchantmen sent to the bottom
by the guns and torpedoes of the NaZi raider.
The Graf Spec herself. finally hunted down by the
British, scutted Dec II MontevideO where
she trapped after running fight. Her commander
Captain Langsdorff accompanied his crew to Buenos
Aires for nternment and after making they We're
cared for, blew out his brains in his hotel room
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-07
Mother. Stranger
Rescue Children

San DIEGO, FtD. 7. lUP)--A
mother and one -Armld stranger
saved two small children from burn
ing TO death III their home last
night.
While Mrs. Ethel Leach. 90, vas
lifting lour-year-old Grin Smithers
through the window OF ii burning
house. 4 STRANGER with one arm
forced his way through the front
door and rescued tWo-year-old Da-
Ivld
The children were home alone
when the fire broke out apparent
ly from Il faulty Kerosene bathroom
stove. tireMell said
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-07

larc county. expressed 4 Similar
stand, stating:
The governors statement is q
further demonstration of his die
tatOrial attitude He wants To run
the state in handed man
ner, without regard 10 the right
Of the elected representatives CT
the people 10 exercise the preroga-
tiveS granted them by the consti-
tuition"
The governors attitude, given in
q press conference yesterday, was
Ill keep calling them back until
they vote needed revenues think
ii would be my duty"
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-07
Pasadena Research
Expert Awarded
Psychology Medal

LONDON. Feb. I. fUP, - Profess
sor Thomas Hunt Morgan of the
California Institute OF Technology
os Pasadena. today was awarded the
Copley medal for research in psy-
chology.
Morgan. widely known for his eX-
periments on the Mendelian theory
was awarded the Nobel prize in 1888
for discoveries concerning the laws
and mechanics OF heredit; Since
1928 he has been director OF the
William G. Kerckhott Laboratories
of Biological Sciences a California
Tech.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-07
Employe browns
In A. Reservoir

FAIRMONT. Cal. Feb. 7. UP)-
Sheriff's deputies and the Los An
geles Bureau OF Power and Light
were dragging Fairmont reservoir
today in an attempt 10 locate the
body OF Charles M. BeckwIth en-
ploye OF the bureau.
Beckwith, 46, was operating a
tractor atop a concrete flume. The
heavy machine broke through the
3l2 inch top OF the flume and crash
ed into the water.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-07
Chinese Servant
Of DeweyDies

TUCSON Feb. ! CCPJ-Ah One
Is year CD ChIncsr whose proud
est boast wa thar he once served
soup 70 Admiral George Dewey
during the Spanish american war
was deac ,Oday
Though All Ones experiences
were varied hla eXplo!, OF placing
bow. Of soup before Dewey dur
ing the battle OF Manila Bay va.
the story he most preferred 70 tell
He served in the navy for 80 years
and was pens!oncd because Of hi
age.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-07
British Passenger
Vessel Downed

LONDON. Feb. 7. up The Bri-
tish passenger cargo steamers Mum
ster. 4305 tons, has been sunk, it
was announced today. Whether the
vessel was mined or torpedocd was
not established Immediately.
All passengers and members Of
the crew, totalllng about 200. were
saved and landed at an English
port where ambulances awaited
them. --....--
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-07
DIVORCE AW WARDED

A final divorce decree was grant,
ed Wednesday to Matte ElOiSe
Burns in her suit against Floyd
Len Burns. The court granted her
permission to use her maiden name,
Matte Eloise Bailey.
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-07
NrA1 CAUSES
EP!LtrSY?

a bocEI4, cor.aining tire opniohs Of fun
cLs .'cctors on this atere5ting .ubiect will
&c sent FREE. .,hc tney last. TO any reader
~ntinE to the Educ catlora! Division. 53S
Fifth Ave, New Iofk. II. T.. Dept T226
Imperial Valley press., 1940-02-07

PAY OFF OLD BILLS
If creditors are making your life
miserable, borrow what you need
and pay those old bills. You'll feel
better and so will they. Protest
your credit! Then pay us back as
you earn in easy monthly pay
mcntS.
La gaceta., 1940-12-31
PERDON

FL gobernador de illinois, john
STEELE, ACADIA de indultar a los
cinco j6venes ccndenados por Ell
asSsinato de una muchacha de
Ia amos, delito cometido cuando
la violencia minera de 1928. Los
perdonadcs sc nombran Otis Ba
taglia, Sam Ferro, Robert Shin
gleton, Barney Rosetto y Emery
Albers.
AL firmar el indulto djjo ell GO
bernador que esperaba sirviera
para mejorar las relaciones en-
tire los Mineros UnidoS de Anne
RIGA, del Clio, y los Mineros Pre-
gresivos de America, de la Fe-
deracion Americana.
La jovencita muri6 cuando
sobre su domicilio, desde un au-
tom6vil que pasaba, hicieron va
rios diSparos.
La gaceta., 1940-12-31
PARA LA MUJER DEL HOGAR
No 10 veia hacia rs amos

Charles Gresham, un CORE
dor de New York, ACADIA de cele-
brar Ia primera entrevista con
su hijo, que ahora tiene 25 amos
de edsd. lei dia Is Sc vieron los
dos por vez primero. Crossman
era I'm artista de vaudeville ha-
.ce 25 amos Y su esposa fue a Oar
a luz a su hogan de California.
No regres6 y mas tarde sc divor
ciaron. Ell padre nunca vic al hi
jo, a quien Sc lie puso por NOM
bre Norton Crossman. La ma
DIRE vobvi6 a casarse Y pasaron
muchos amos sin que Ell hijo SUI
piera Ell verdadero nombre de sn
padre. Norton CrosSman es aho-
ra m1sico de una orquesta que
toca en- New York. Recientemen
te vic el nombre de su padre en-
un directorio y decide visitar-
10. Por telefono arregIaron la en-
trevista.
La gaceta., 1940-12-31

"a puesto de registrador de Ia ex
pedici6n Teodoro Merriner Me
moral, costeada conjuntamente
per e. Institute Oriental de Ia
Universidad de Chicago y ell Mu
SEQ de Bellas Aries de Boston.
Su esroso es Ell director de las
cxcavaciones verificadas cerca
de Ras-el Ain. La maleta conte-
MIA dos estatuas antiques, una
docena de tablillas de arcilla con
marcas cuneiformes, varias pc
quenas decoraciones de marfil y
dos jarritas de CRYSTAL Nevadas a
Siria por los romanos hace mas
'e 1900 ahos. Durante e. viajc
ella no permiti6 que la maleta
fuera apartada de su lado. FL
ccntenido era de un valor ines
Unable. Hizo ell viaje de regreso
por Bagdad, Singapore y San
Francisco. AL Ilegar a Rangoon
Sc enter6 de que Ell aeroplano chi
no en- ell cual ella iba a partir, ha
bia sido derribado por los japo-
neses, Ell dia anterior. Su hijo
Billy tiene 6 al Y Johnny, Ell
ssgurdo, solo cuatro.
La gaceta., 1940-12-31

Sali6 la sSmana pasada del
hospital dorlle sc hallaba reclui-
da, como acuSada en- reaction con
Ell asesinato de Leon Trotzky, la
Srta. Sylvia Ageloff, de BroO :
Nyn, New York.
Las autoridades mejicanas le
comunicarcn que pOdfa quedar-
Sc o salir del pals, segdn 10 esti-
mase cenveniente.
Di6 la noticia de su completa
libertad ell abogado Albert Gold
man, de Chicago, quien repre-
sentaSa en- Estadcs Unidos al a.
sesinado lider.
La gaceta., 1940-12-31
Uno que trat6 de escalar
una pared

James Tompkins, un estiba-
dor de Al amos, Sc divide la
Lave de su a~partamento y ira
to de entrar por una ventana,
en- ell tercer piso de la casa
n1mero I'll al Oeste de la ca
lie 83. Para llegar a la venta-
ma, como a las $50 de la ma
mana, acompanado por Ruth
81 esposa, Sc meti6 a gatas
por una ventana del tercer pi-
so desde un corredor a un pa
ito interior. Despues, usando
la tactica de las ''moscas-hu-
manas," quisO llegar a su pro-
pia ventana, en- ell lado opues
to del patio. I'm inQuilino que
lie vic Iam6 al policfa Edward
McKenna. Otros llamaron al
departamento de bomberos.
FL policia, acompanado de Ma
nuel Martinez, del 4S8 Co
lumbus Avenue corri0 hacia
donde estaba ell individuo. Los
dos llegaron a una ~ventana y
le agarraron las piernaS a
Tompkins, Quien solt6 la pa
red e hizo un violento movi-
miento, quedando con la cabe
"a hacia abajo. Ash lie sostu-
vieron Martinez y ell policia,
durante 20 minutes, mientras
la secci6n de Gancho Y Esca-
lera tiraba una sega desde ell
techo y por ella bajaba ell bonn
bero Owen Carr, que agarr6
al estibador, Otros bomberos
tiraron de la sega y metieron a
su companero y al estibador por
una %ventana del segundo piso.
Tompins sufri6 laceraciones sin
importancia pero sc lie mand6
al hospital Bellevue como medi-
da de precauci6n.
Martinez, con I'm peso de 165
libras, perdi6 despues Ell conoci-
miento. La esposa del estibador
Sc puso histerica, creyendo que
ell policia y Martinez no conse
guirian retenerlO como lie tenian
agarrado. Cuando vic que lie ha-
bfan salvado, Sc calm6 sin nece-
sidad de asistencia medica
La gaceta., 1940-12-31
DIRECTORA

La Sra. Charles w. Tillett, de
Charlotte, Carolina del Uorte,
acababa de ser nombrada direc-
tora de la division de mujeras
del Comite Nacional Democratic
co. Sera la secretaris, con mi
sion ejecutiva, la Srta. Lorena
Hickok, una p~eriodista. La Sra.
Tillett dirigi6 la division de o.
radoras en- las campanas presi-
denciales de 1886 y 1910.
La gaceta., 1940-12-31
'MENSAJE E~vANGELICO
"FIN DE ANO"

Texto Bfblico: @En fin. pen
sad en- las tales cosas"
psnses 4:8.
Guam desastroso ha sido Ell a.
no que hoy terminal! Guerras,
rumores de guerra, pactos no
cumplidos, atrocidades, barba-
RE, cavernaria. SC6mo es posi-
ble pensar en- 10 que es puro-
justc Y honesto cuando hay al
rededor nuestro tanta injusti-
cha, impureza Y deshonra?
San Pablo eScribia esta amo-
neStaci6n cuando va sc hallaba
al final de su vida, la cual habia
sido larga Y LENA de penalida-
des; habia tenido que enfrentar-
sc con las mismas fuerZas demo-
nfacas que atormentan al mum
do actual. Estas pOtencias infer
males quisieron destruir su fe,
pero ell anciano Pablo, con las
marcas del Senior JESUS en- su
cuerpo, todavia ~exclamaba, "En
fin-esta es mi Ultima palabra
fijad vuestro penSamiento en-
cuantas cosas sean amables, pu-
ras, jusetas, y de buen nombre."
No hay absolutamente NADIA que
pueda destruir cualidades CO.
mo estas; solo las tinieblas EN- ell
alma propia son capaces de en-
tenebrecer por complete al mum
do. Pero para que este jamas
acontezca, conserved fntegra
La gaceta., 1940-12-31

vuestra fe en- las realidades eter
mas, y confiad en- Dies, a quien
40 hay cataclismo alguno que
aeda anonadarlo, y como con-
secuencia, el cristiano tendra a
SD dia posici6n un baluarte de-
eonocido para ell mu.aiano. A
MEDIA que la noshe tierje 81
negro velo, "pensad en- las ts-
les cosas", porque son yuestra
esperanto para ell Ano Nlevo y
IN SECURE escudo en- medic dc.
un mundo Undesirable y des-
hecho.
La gaceta., 1940-12-31
PERECIERON

La Sra. Dorothy He.nltIck,
de "a amos, muri6, en- union de
sus cinco hijitos, al suemarse
su hogar en- Oxon Hill, Mary
land. Los ninos Sc nombraban
Catalina, de Is amos; Elena, de
10; Alta, de II; Grace, de 10, y
Conrado, de 5.
Cree la policia que estaban
dormidos cuando Ell fuego CO.
memo. Ell padre sc haNaba en-
su trabajo y ALI fue notificado
hOras despues,
La gaceta., 1940-12-31
PLEGARIA

Pudre nuestro, coneedenos
que entremos en- ell Nuevo Ano,
confiando en- Tus Promesas, y
adn cuando los peligros de Ia
Guerra nos rodean To seras
nuestro SECURE Amparo. TIE 10
pedimos en- ell nombre de Nues-
tro Senior JesuLCristo.-Amen.
PensGmiento para Ell Nuevo Ado
Jehova es mi Pastor, NADIA me
faltara".-Salmo %.
La gaceta., 1940-12-31
DIVORCES

Nuevas demands: Gertrude
Haney contra Ralph H. Haney;
Rosario Anton Rodriguez contra
0ctavio Rodriguez; Tulsa Rey-
nolds contra George Reynolds
Cleola Dickman Davis contra
Edgar Austin Davis.
La gaceta., 1940-12-31

ito mientras trataba de cruzar
desde una ventana del edificio a
ctra para entrar en- Ell aparta-
mento de su suegra. Sra. Emilia
Kub1ar. Este le sucedi6 a las
z: 80 d. la manana.
La gaceta., 1940-12-31

ACADIA de Negar a Chicago ,lue
de un viaje de 5000 millas, Ia Sc
nora Calvin McEwan, esposa de
I'm arque6logo, que trajo con
ella a sus dos hijos y una male
ia. Pas6 nueve meses en- ell nor
deste de Siria, donde ~desempen6
La gaceta., 1940-12-31
QUINN NOMBRADO ASIS-
N DE LARSON

JACKSONVILLE, Die. BEL nue.
vo tesorero del estado, ]. Ed Lar
son, anunci6 aver el nombra-
miento de Jim Quinn, de Tam
pa, para asistente administra :
dor. Quinn es un auditor. Los
do stomaran possession Ell viernes
La gaceta., 1940-12-31
Sc A A SALUDAR

En- Tamaquia, Pa, IL nihos sc
negaron a saludar la bandera
n~acional, pOr segunda vez en-
dos dias, y fueron suspendidog
de la escuela p1blica.
Los ninos, aparentemente a.
leccionados por los padres, die
ron como raz6n sus ideas reli-
giosas. Pertenecen a euatro ia
La gaceta., 1940-12-31
otra mOsca humane

George S. LunSden, de As "a
nos. vecino de la casa n1mero
TIT al Oeste de la Gale 1T, per-
di6 81 equilibrio y Sc cay6 desde
una altura de ccatro pisos al pa
La gaceta., 1940-12-31

Falleci6 anoche en- su domi-
clio, 160112 d ella avenida 10,
la Sra. Francisco Valenti, de
70 amos de edad. Ii -sobrevi-
ven una hija, Sra. Antonio
Scaglione, siete nietos y dos
biznietos.
La gaceta., 1940-12-31

milias. E mayor tiee Is aHos '
Ell manor z.
La Ccrte Suprema de los Els.
fa5os Unidcs declare conssitu-
cionsl csc re1uerimisnto, en- sen
tencia del pasado JUNO.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-07-18

Mr.. and Mrs Dean M. Tompkins
are planning to leave here Friday
afternoon for Huntington, w. Va,
and Ashland, KY, where the we'd
ding OF Mrs. Tompkins' youngest
son is to take place at Ashland
Saturday at p. m. The groom-to-
be is Phillip Wesley Conley, and
the bride-to-be, an Ashland girl.
They leave Immediately on their
honeymoon, by motor, for Ohio and
a trip through the east, bringing
Mr.. and Mrs. Tompkins back with
them to Columbus. Mr.. Conley has
a splendid position as a federal in
spector in that section. Mr.. Tomp-
kins is suffering with hay fever,
but plans to go if his health per-
mitS
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-07-18
Loyal Go-Getters

The Loyal Go-Getters boys and
girls club met with Roy Lawrence,
July Is. The next meeting will be
Monday evening, July 20, with Dor
othy Downing. Beulah McGregor,
Ross MahOn and Mrs. Ray Smith
are the program committee. Pro-
gram follows: Roll call, club pledge;
song, Bring the Good Old All
Sign" jokes, Wayne Miller; reci-
tation, Esther Miller; readings,
Galen Hardesty, Galen Mahon and
Bobby Sines; riddles, Vera Hancher
and Price Bruner; contest, jeanette
Hancher and Dorothy Downing:
song
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-07-18
DOUBLE HEADER SOFT BALL
GAMES SUNDAY p. Nj. Il,

The Miller Morticians soft ball
team will play the H. Bettis Box
team of GAINESVILLE double header,
Sunday !. afternoon on the athletic
field. The first game will begin. at
1:30iso clock, and there will Abe
about Is minutes between the
games. IAN effort is being made to
have fBu1t" Boyer, star player of
Cambridges pitch one of the games.
Boyer was here last year, and his
pitching caused much favorable
comment.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-07-18
Reinersville Willing Stitchers

The Reinersvi1le Willing Stitch
ers All club met July IL, at the
high school gymnasium. The pro-
gram was as follows: Cornet solo.
Doris Haines; song, Jean and Joan
Lowe; song, Elaine Nesselroad and
Vivian ROssiter; Hints for club
girls, Louine Wiley; jokes, Kath-
ryn Swank We elected Kathryn
lSwank for new news reporter. A
program is being planned for Aug.
II. Next meeting will be at the GYM
nasium July is, at s p. m.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-07-18
Carmel Homecoming

| The Carmel Homecoming will be
held at the Carmel church, August
IL. Everyone is welcome. Basket
dinner will be served at noon. Come
and bring well filled baskets
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-07-18

A new dwelling will be erected on
the Story farm, near Beverly, to re-
place the one destroyed by fire a
few weeks ago 1t will consist OF
seven rooms, and is to be of frame
construction.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-07-18

Chester Dusenberry, Is year OLD
son of Mrs Howard Gheen, of Nal
ia, cut his foot severely on a brok-
Ell shovel, when diving in the river
Sunday, near the bridge.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-07-18

See the globe pendulum clock
beautiful ornament for any room
Ask us how to get 1.-THE Stan
berry Pharmacy.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-07-18

Mrs. l.. ]. Weber of this place
has returned from Mansfield, where
she visited her son James Weber.
and family. She was accompanied
by her daughter, Miss Catherine
Weber, of GAINESVILLE.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-07-18
HYDRAULIC CIDER PRESS

THIS PRESS is a size 36x36, Mt.
Gilead, and is in good condition,
having operated last year. Priced
right for quick sale. Inquire Ell
|LIOTT COAL & LUMBER YARD,
Malta. Ohio. 1912