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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-02-08
DOUBLE WEDDING WAS
SOLEMNIZED SUNDAY

Sunday morning, Feb. 4, at 10: 5
O'Clock, here at the Grace church
parsonage, Rev. l.. S. Wees read the
lines of the single ring ceremony
uniting in marriage Harry Lee Reed
and Virginia Louise Ball, of Malta
township, and Lyle Dale Mautz and
Margaret Eloise Stewart, of Bloom
Bernard and Odessa Greer Reed,
near Douda, and his bride is the
daughter of Bryan and Hattie Dav-
isson Ball, Malta township. Both
Mr.. and Mrs. Reed celebrated their
21st birthdays Sunday. Mrs. Reed
wore a grapevine ensemble With With
are both graduates of Penns-
vile high school. Mr.. Reed grad
uated in the class of '37, and Mrs.
Reed in '38.
Mr.. Mautz is the son of Charles
and Maud Butler Mautz, near
Rokeby Lock, and his bride is the
Greer Stewart Of East Bloom. Mr..
Reed and Mrs. Mautz are first cou-
sins, their mothers being sisters,
and daughters of Mr. and Mrs Wor-
ley Greer, of East Bloom. Mr..
Reed is also the grandson of Mr..
Finley Reed, who makes his home
with his son, Bernard. Mrs. MautZ
wore Teal DluS Will UidCh dCCcSSOI-
les.
After the ceremony dinners were
served at the brides homes. There
were 16 present at the Bryan Ball
home of the west side, and II at
the Samuel Stewart home, Bloom
township. Monday evening a sup
per was given at the home of the
groom's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Mautz for the newlyweds.
There were 13 present Mr. Mautz
graduated from M. & M high school
in the class of '33, and Mrs. Mautz
I'm the class of 80.
Mr. and Mrs Reed left Sunday
evening for Strausberg where Mr..
Reed is employed in a furniture
store, and where their home al
ready furnished, awaited them.
Plans of Mr.. and Mrs. Mautz are
not complete.
An old fashioned serenade was
given Mr.. and Mrs. Mautz at the
Mautz home, Monday evening There
were about 120 present and all
were treated to candy and cigars.
This county has no finer young peo-
pie than these newlyweds. We all
unite in wishing these young people
a long and happy married life.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-02-08
NYA PROJECTS APPROVED

County Supervisor H. V. Edwards
announces the approval OF two new
projects sponsored by the state
highway department. During jan
uary an average of 108 youth were
employed on projects throughout
Morgan county.
AS soon as weather permits oper-
ations will start on roadside con-
servation project for state route u.
This will consist of improving the
BERN, sodding, seeding, and the
planting of vines, trees and Shrub
berry.
Another project will provide IL
parking places at scenic spots along
the Muskingum river on state high
way in this county. These parking
places will have stone bed with
blacktop surfaces A concrete and
stone wall will be constructed along
the edge overlooking the river. The
parking areas will be landscaped.
Supervisor H. V. Edwards an
nounces several changes in the set
up in the county NYA office in the
Vile. Interviews of applicants from
families of sub-standard income are
now given on Fridays from 10 a. m.
to 4:30 p. m. H. Bruce Hill recent
ly transferred to Marietta from the
Muskingum Regional Work Expert
ence Center maintained by NYA
near New Philadelphia is doing. the
plicants. He will have charge of
certification, employment, training
and evaluation functions in Morgan,
Noble and Muskingum counties. He
will reside in Marietta and come to
McConnelsville Fridays and Cald
well on Wednesdays.
Miss Lura L. Bebout, Stockport.
yhn hoe WIT
NYA program in Morgan county for
the past 31a years, and who has
been Mr. Edwards secretary and as
sistant for the past Is months, will
have charge of the clerical and rec
ord keeping functions, such as as
signment documents, finance and
records, inventories,
Ruth Mullen, McConnelsville part
time youth on the clerical project
who will serve as typist and recep-
ZIONIST
Donald Pengelly who was added
to the local staff as assistant su-
pervisor this fall was transferred TO
Marietta after the completion of his
training period with Mr.. Edwards.
Mr.. Pengelly has now been promot-
ed to the rank of supervisor and has
charge of the Washington county
NYA program which is rapidly ex-
panding
Supervisor H. v. Edwards will
act as coordinator and have direct
charge of project operations, safety
practices, project promotion, and
public relations in Morgan and No
BILE counties
Mr.. Edwards is meeting with in
terested groups of public officials
who are proposing a number of
projects in the two counties.
Tom w. Gage, Stockport, part
time NYA youth is assisting as
craftsman in the McConnelsville Of
fee. Mr.. Gage graduated from the
Windsor high school and then at
tended Ohio University where he
did his work in engineering and
drafting
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-02-08
CAMPAIGN FOR FINNISH
RELIEF

An intensive campaign for "Fin~
nish Relief, part of the national
movement headed by Herbert Hoov-
er. was launched in Morgan county
this week, and, it is hoped, will.
within the next two weeks net q
the Finnish Relief Commissioner in
New York City for Civilian Relief IN
war torn Finland Plans for the
compaign, which must of necessity
be swift and intensive one, were
mapped out Sunday by local COM
mi mlttee composed of Hon. G. B.
J. Christie, g. w. Lowell, III. w.
Cook, H. A. Phillips. v. l.. Jaynes,
Raymond Durbin and Earle Eve
land. Paul Heron is county chair
man and the Malta bank will serve
as treasurer.
. Il In emulation of the city of Co
Iumbus, u! cans labeled Spinach for
Finland will be placed in business
houses to receive contributions and
direct solicitations of interested cit
lZens, organizations, etc, will also
be employed AS previously noted,
immediate action is mandatory and
the unusual generous response with
which the county has made name
worthy causes, is anticipated.
The Finnish Relief Fund pays no
and every cent of the mon
ey collected will be sent Immediate
ly to the New York office. Public
has been with the little
nation since the onset of the Rus
sion invasion and the drive for re-
lief funds is in progress on a ma
tional scale.
Citizens of Chesterhill and Mar
ion township can leave contribu-
tions with Carl Patterson. In Stock
port frankie Hawkins will have
charge, while Paul Burcher will re-
ceive contributions in Pennsville.
Ii you are unable to reach any mem
Der OF the committee, leave your
contribution in the cans which can
be found in the various stores. or
mail them direct to Paul Heron,
M m
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-02-08
MANAGER ASSURES SMOOTH
OPERATION OF FOOD
INSTITUTE

When the 1910 Gasco Food In
stitute is presented in Malta and
McConnelsville, February Is and
16, the many details of arrange
ments and the nume merous physical
properties of the Institute will be
under the capable direction of K. A.
Williams, Food Institute Manager
AS the man behind the scenes of the
Institute it is Mr. Williams respon-
sibility to see that all factors con-
tribute to smooth running pro-
gram
Besides these duties, Mr.. Will
liams takes active part in both pro-
grams You'll enjoy seeing him
prepare some delicious servings or
the second days program and you II
appreciate the efficient manner in
which he handles announcements
and other details on each program.
Mr. Williams, through his past
experience and special training, is
we'll qualified to perform these i'm
portant duties which a food event
Of this nature requires. Mr. Will
liams will arrive in this city next
week to take charge of setting M
the model all-gas kitchen on the NJ.
& M. high school auditorium stage,
prior to the opening program on
Thursday afternoon, February Is,
at ? o'clock
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-02-08
B. ID. RICHARDSON AND WIFE
FEATURED IN DISPATCH

Last Sundays Columbus Dispatch
carried full page article, which
features Mr.. and Mrs. b. D. Rich
ardson, of Malta. under the heading
of 900 Years on the Muskingum. ="
The article written by Norris f.
Schneider, is similar to the one ap-
pearing in this paper recently, TAX
en- from the GAINESVILLE Sunday
News. The Dispatch states that Mr..
Richardson has the most complete
museum of river lore in existence.
The page carries pictures of Mr. and
Mrs. Richardson. also scenes from
the interior of the rooms at their
home, with their steamboat relics;
and a picture of the '"Lorena," the
Muskingum river steamboat named
after a Civil war song which is quot
ed in "Gone With the Wind" and
also picture of the annie Laurie"
which is termed a typical Mus
kingum river steamboat of the
packet era.
One relic we believe the articles
have omitted which is of interest
and that is the bell taken from one
of the steamboats,, which Mr.. Rich
ardson has on a pole in his yard.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-02-08
DEATH OF MRS. A. nj. MISEL

Word has been received of the re
cent death of Mrs. Misel, wife OF
Rev. A. M. Misel, which occurred at
Ottawa, Kansas, at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Frank Trump. Rev.
and Mrs. Misel were well known
here and in Bristol and Manchester
townships, where he servd as pastor
on what was then the Lytlesburg
circuit 1t will be recalled that a
year or more ago Mrs. Misel fell and
broke her arm and her daughter
came and Rev. and Mrs. Misel ac-
companied her home to Kansas,
where they have since made their
home. Mrs Misel was about 80
years of age, and her husband 80
who suffered a severe heart attack,
following the death of his wife, is
now improved.
Funeral services were held at the
DR.. Trump home, and interment
made in Ottawa, Kansas.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-02-08
HONOR A. w. SHINN'S
BIRTHDAY

A family dinner was held Tues
day, honoring the S9th birthday of
A. w. Shinn. For some years past
it has been the custom to have a
family dinner in honor of his birth
day. Those of the family present
were his sons, L. F. Shinn Of Wash
ington, D. c.. and Howard Shinn, of
Toledo; his daughters. Miss Louise
Shinn of the nome. Mrs. A. ]. Mon
roe, near Malta; George Shinn of
Thompson of Ironton Mr. Shinn
received a number of nice gifts,
cards and other remembrances.
Miss Myrtle Campbell. who has
has been on a two weeks vacation
spent at her home near Beverly, has
returned to the Shinn home
The pleasure of the gathering was
marred, due to the fact that Mr.
Shinn suffered a slight stroke of pa
ralysiS Tuesday morning
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-02-08
BUSINESS MEMS CLUB
MET MONDAY NIGHT

Not many We're m present Sc at the the
meeting of the M. & M. Business
Mems club Monday night. A num-
ber of matters were discussed, but
little business was transacted.
A committee was named to con-
to designating and marking certain
'Stop Streets which it is believed
would make for safer driving. Aud
itor c. S. Strong had been asked to
address the meeting. He made a
splendid address, taking as his SUBJ
ject the resources of Morgan coun-
ty. He pointed out resources of
believes our. SOIL especially our
limestone soil, stands near the top
of our resources. The speaker be-
lieves that it is our limestone
ground that is responsible for the
quality of our hay, which in turn
produces better livestock-espec-
tally wool producing sheep. (The
in Morgan county,; also the best
favored fruit. He also called at
tention to the fact that we must not
exhaust our soil, but to keep it up
for the coming generations. He in
cidentally remarked that it is no
Kindness to boys to plan the future
so they won't have to work An
Oluef T6SOuTC6 mentioned was our
high grade of lumber. He spoke of
our oil, and coal. The type of cit
liens in general and the fact that
the county is free from bonded in
debtedness are big assets; another
resource is our scenery; the trees
with their fall colorings-the most
beautiful to be found any place. In
the past not much attention was
paid to our scenery, but now people
are coming from far and near be-
cause of it, and are making us ap-
preciate it.
In the discussion that followed it
was brought out that with finance
companies Morgan county people MS
whole have the best credit rating
of any county in the state.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-02-08
JUDGE j. G.. OGEEVEE
IN FLORIDA

Dear Mr.. Durbin Thanks for
the bouquet Am pleased to know
"Muttonburg' was so we'll received
Many compliments have been be-
slowed. And l wish to add that
you are publishing a mighty inter
esting and entertaining country
newspaper. l was sorry to note the
death of my old friend, j. B. Tan
nehill. / well remember when he
took charge of the Democrat He
was vigorous editor and a brill
liant young man
My wife and I are leaving for the
south tomorrow, and will ask that
you please send Democrat to Clear
water, Fla. c.. Oglevee.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-02-08
APPRECIATES JAMES B.
TANNEHIL'S BOOK

"Naamah and Nimrod, a Defense
of the Faith of Our Fathers" by
James B. Tannehill, is very val
liable volume of 358 pages with nu-
merous illustrations, maps, etc, all
pointing to the reliability and truth
fulness of the Bible. Mr. Tannehill
did his day and time a great service
when he prepared with great care
this effective answer to the skeptics
who would weaken and cheaper the
Bible with their unbelief. 1t is in
deed the infallible word of the eter-
nal God 1.-The impregnable rock of
Holy Scripture" We advise parents
especially to procure and read this
book and place it in the hands of
their children. Price $1.50-Don
Carlos James, Louisville, KY
(It is possible that copies of this
book can be obtained by writing l.
r. Tannehill, 1928 Jocelyn street,
n. w, Washington, d. C.-Ed.)
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-02-08
LESLIE WARNER DIES
AT LANCASTER

Leslie Warner, Il, passed away
Friday, Feb. 2, at the home of his
daughter-in-law, Mrs. Fred Warner,
in Lancaster, following an illness
due to enlargement of the heart
and liver
in Morgan county, was the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Warner, who at
the time of his birth in 1869, lived
in Michigan. In 1871 they moved
to Morgan county, and resided here
number of years. He was held in
high esteem by many friends. Mr..
Warner married Miss Fannie Gill
lespie, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. ("Beeze'O Gillespie, Bloom
Of four sons, three of whom with
their mother survive-Will Warner
of Akron; Earl of Cincinnati, and
Omar of Springfield. One son, Fred
Warner of Lancaster, died in 1881.
Mr.. Warner had been in failing
health for over year and unable
to work He and his wife had
made their home with their sons.
Last August they came for visit
with their daughter-in-law, Mrs.
Fred Warner, of Lancaster, and Mr.
Warner became SO ill that they re-
mained there until his death. Also
surviving are nine grandchildren;
one brother, Adolph Warner, of Ak
ron. and one half brother, and one
half sister.
Funeral services were held Mon
day at II O'Clock at the Mills Me-
mortal U. B. church, Lancaster,
where the deceased had held mem
bership the past 25 years. Off
ciating ministers were Rev. j. l..
Armstrong of Newport, KY, and
Rev. T. e. Wright, pastor of the
Lancaster church. Interment was
made in the Forest Grove cemetery,
Lancaster
In attendance at the services
Monday were Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Mcdonald of Kennebec hill, and
Mrs. Alice Piper of this place, Mrs.
Mcdonald is niece of Mrs, Fan
ME Warner.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-02-08
HUSBAND OF REV. CLEONA
WRIGHT, DIES

Emmett, Wright, 81, Of West Car
Isle, died Wednesday night at Good
Samaritan hospital, following a
three years illness. He was remOv-
ed to the hospital Monday in a crit
ical condition. He was singing
evangelist and a member of the Pill
grim Holiness church, west side.
this county, Of which his wife is
pastor Besides his wife, he leaves
a son, Cecil Wright. of Coshocton
route one; two grandchildren, and
three brothers, all of Trinway.
Funeral services will be conduct
ed Saturday morning at the Cooper
dale Nazarene church, with inter-
ment in West Carlisle cemetery.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-02-08
DEATH OF MRS. Il. Il. CORDER

Mrs. Dorothy Ships Corder, of
Philo, passed away at Good Samar-
itan hospital about $3.50 Sunday
morning from complications follow
ing the birth of son Jan. 20, by
Caesarian operation. Mrs. Corder
was born in Muskingum county, and
had spent her life there; was a
graduate of Lash high school, and
attended Muskingum college. She
had been a teacher before her mar
riage to Thurman E. Corder, of
Philo. who survives with the infant
son, Michael Paul Corder. Also
surviving are one sister, Mrs. John
Durbin. GAINESVILLE; a brother. Paul
r. Ships, student at O. S. u, and
an aunt, Miss Helen Ships, Of
Tokyo. Japan, now visiting in
GAINESVILLE. The parents. Mr.. and
Mrs Paul Ships. near GAINESVILLE,
preceded her in death.
Funeral services were Wednesday
afternoon at ? O'Clock at the Dun
can Falls Methodist church. con-
Quoted by Rev. Father Duncan
Weeks, pastor of st. James Episco-
pal church, GAINESVILLE. Interment
was in Duncan Falls cemetery.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-02-08
f.. A. GREER RECOMMENDED
FOR ELECTION BOARD

At a meeting of the Morgan coun-
ty Democratic executive committee
held Saturday, E. A. Greer of East
Bloom was unanimously recon-
mended for member of the Morgan
county election board for a term of
four years, beginning March 1,
1910. His recommendation has been
forwarded to the secretary of state.
Mr.. Greer will succeed G. B. Ray.
of Meigs, who has served most eff
ciently for the past four years, and
was not an applicant for a second
term.
The only other business transact
ed by the committee was the nam
ing of Frank Carr of Windsor town
ship as vice chairman of the eXecu-
tive committee. to succeed the late
DR. Lee HumphreY
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-02-08
BABY BADLY INJURED

Larry Keith, three months old
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence New
ton, of Malta, is suffering with a
fracture of his leg between the knee
and hip, caused when his mother
who was carrying the child in her
arms. slipped and fell on the icy
streets. The accident happened in
GAINESVILLE Sunday evening. The
child is resting comfortably, and do
Ing we'll.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-02-08
SHEEP CLAIMS ALLOWED

The county commissioners have
allowed sheep claims as follows
Fred Ball, Marion, $23; A.. M
Windsor, Sill; Glen Cordray, Bloom
$40; Clifford Dougan, Penn, $40;
Chas. Finley, Malta, $3.50; E. a.
Greer, Bloom, $4; Omer G. Hines,
Homer, $123; A. B. Johnson, Ho-
mer, $33; U. e. Lamb, Deerfield,
81; A. G.. Masterson, Deerfeld, $4-
so; McGovern estate, Morgan, $5;
c. w. Newton, Marion, $26; S. z.
Fletcher, York, $61.25; E. C. Rob
erts, Bloom, 81; r. K Reed, Man
ssester ss $eS scot Bethe Mnaeo Rex g1i Rristo
A. G. Sleek, Marion, $13; Fred
Scott. Windsor. SIG; Fred Thomp-
son, Windsor, So; Clifford Updike,
Marion, s37; Hamer w. Wilson,
Bristol, S12; H. M. White, Wind
sor. SIS; e. M. Watkins, Homer,
S14
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-02-08
ROY SUITES BREAKS LEG

In fall at his home Sunday af-
ternoon, Roy Suites, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. S. Suites Gillian White) of
Blue Rock received broken leg at
the ankle joint. Both bones were
broken. Another son, Arthur, who
has been in Grant hospital, Colum-
bus, the past week and half. un-
He is doing as we'll as could be eX-
Decte0
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-02-08
FATHER OF C.. w. MALLETT
PASSES AWAY

William R. Mallett. 81, father of
c. w. Mallett, superintendent of the
Morgan county schools, died We'd
nesday morning at Senecaville Mr.
Mallett suffered a stroke Sunday
and failed to rally He was born at
Carlisle, Noble county, and was a
retired farmer. Surviving are his
wife; two sons, C. w. Mallett of this
place, and Wales w. Mallett of Har-
riettsville; daughter, Mrs. H. w.
Mason, of Senecaville, at whose
home he died: one brother and one
sister.
Funeral arrangements are not
complete.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-02-08
ATT'Y G.. A. YOUNG MAY
OPPOSE SECREST

Attorney Clair Young of Neon
nelsvile will become a candidate
for the Republican nomination for
congressman to oppose Congress
man Robert T. Secrest in the forth
coming election, it was authorita-
lively reported today. 1t was eX-
pected he would place his name on
the list Thursday when he returns
from Columbus.
Young, who has served as assist
ant attorney general, has been an
attorney in Caldwell and McCon-
nelsville for several years.-Zanes-
vile News, Feb. z.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-02-08
Deaths Toll

eh. 4 tn Feb. q. 1Q4O

Feb. 1 to Feb. 3, 1910
DR.. A. e. Brosier, Amistad, N. M.
Donald X. Allen, Hackney.
Ira G.. Hatton, Columbus.
Robert Hall, Grove City.
Dorothy Ships Corder, Philo.
Leslie Warner, Lancaster.
William A.. Osmer, Richmond. Ind.
Frank p. Grandstaff, CenteFaTwp.
Mrs. Elizabeth Davis, Lowell.
Maude e. Sprague, Beverly.
Mrs. A. M. Misel, Kansas.
VIM. r.. Mallett, Senecaville.
Mrs. Sarah Corner, Beverly.
F.. B. Dyar, Los Angeles.
Emmett Wright, West Carlisle.
Frank Marquis, Columbus.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-02-08
+. =. GRANDSTAFF DIES
At HOOK HOME

Franklin Pierce Grandstaff, IL
passed away Monday at the home of
his niece, Mrs. Dolph Hook, Center
township, where he had made his
home the past 13 years
Mr.. Grandstaff was born in Cen
ter township, son of the late John
and Elizabeth Phillis Grandstaff.
His wife who died several years ago
was Mary Frances Martin. Surviv-
ing are four sons and two daugh-
ters, John, Otis, William and james
Grandstaff, and the daughters. An
ma and Flora.
Funeral services were held at
Smiths Chapel, near Beverly, We'd
nesday afternoon at 1:30 O'Clock,
and interment was made in the
church cemetery.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-02-08
JR. HIGH SCHOOL TOURNEY
AT DEAVERTOWN

The Junior high school basketball
tournament will be held today and
Saturday at the Deavertown school
auditorium. Teams from the fol-
NJ, Corning, Junction CITY,. Stock
port, Deavertown, McLunty, Penns-
vile and Chesterhill.
Saturday evening as special at
traction York high Tigers of '38 and
80 will play Windsor Eagles.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-02-08
BEATRICE DRAKE TO WED
HAROLD MIZER

Mr.. and Mrs Leslie Drake, Zanes-
vile, entertained Friday evening
for their daughter Beatrice and an
nounced her engagement and forth
coming marriage to Harold Mizer,
son of Mr. and Mrs Verne Mizer,
of Canton. The wedding date which
has been set for Feb. 21, was con-
cealed in the favors. The date of
the wedding will be the bride-elect's
parents 26th wedding anniversary
Games We're played and prizes
awarded Refreshments were serv-
ed at a late hour
Mr.. and Mrs. Grove Patterson of
Wolf Greek are grandparents Of the
bride-elect, and she has visited in
Malta and McConnelsville, and has
many friends here
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-02-08
SHOE REPAIR SHOP
CHANGES HANDS

Messrs. Stanley Barkhurst and
Bert Phillips, who have been oper-
ating a shoe repair shop on Main
street in the L. Il. Miller building.
have purchased the Clinton Savage
shoe repair shop, in the Donahue
building on Kennebec avenue, and
took possession last Friday. Mr..
BarkhuFst Will manage this shon
and Mr.. Phillips the other one. MI
Savage, who owned and operated
the shop since Sept / 1898, has
position.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-02-08
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMS.
FOR POSTMASTERS

The United States Civil Service
Commission is calling examinations
for the Pennsville and Reinersville
postoffices. Both examinations will
be held at McConnelsville, but date
has not yet been fixed. Receipt of
applications will close Feb. %,
1910. Full information can be had
at the places of vacancy
The compensation of the Penns-
vile office last year was $877: the
Reinersville office, $667.