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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-05-09
Revival Continues
At Fourth st. Church

A great deal of interest is re-
ported being manifested in the
Fourth st. Church of God in Christ
Revival being held at the church
at 1918 Fourth st. So.
These meetings, which began
Sunday, May 4, will continue each
night through May 10. The public
is invited to attend this spiritual
treat.
The regular monthly Twin City
Union meeting of the Churches of
God in Christ will be held Monday
night, May IL.
Three special services on Sunday,
May 10, will mark the closing of
the revival which is hoped to be
one of the most successful ever
held by the church.
The Cleverette Social Club met
at the home of Louise Quarterman,
1901 Bryant Ave. No., Thursday,
May 1. Members present were:
Janen Gresham, Ida Taylor, Mearl
Sanches, lola Williams, Irma
Vaughn, lone Brown, Thelma Nc
Clure. The next meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs. lone
Brown, 1920 Smelling Ave-, Thurs
day, May Is.
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Friday, May 9, 1871

w. M. Reddick, T. B. Burt, Jessie
Turner, Monjoy Jones, Mrs. Carol
Adams, Mrs. ]. Jones, w. G. Rem
fro, Lulu Bailey, Mrs. W. L. Turn
er, Lena Cobb, Mrs. N. ]. Hunter,
Leota Tanner, T. B. Stovall, Mrs.
M. L. Breedlove, Mrs. L. Griffin,
Christine Mcdonald, Leola Carey,
John Baldwin, Betty Wagner, Wal
lace B. Chambers.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-05-09

The credit for the above Robert Browning
B. " is awfuy smarty dressed these
ing personality j. D. A. ride early Tues
day morning when the Squad ced
Anthony and took him down for nfracon
Six large formal and scheduled
the different Chaets during the
Mayaso at least the the
babies scheduled young
the months of July and August like
anything until Burma"
owned by the George Bey Leroy Lazenbeys They
90 5000
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A local Twin City man about
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-05-09

Burnaugh, Lila Mack, Frances
Duncan, Chas. Grigsby, Rev. A. R.
Howard, Frances o. Fair, Mrs. A.
R. Howard, Josephine Escue, Emil
ly Drake, Cornelius Burns, Eliza
beth Waddlington, Mollie Cheek,
Rev. w. E. Waddlington, Whsle
White, Alice Finley, Mrs. Charles
Phelan, Mamie Fogg, A. F. Boyd,
Lucille Ray, Mrs. A. Owens, Mrs.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-05-09
Hello, Folks:

Hello, Folks:
This weeks column is going to
be short and sweet 1--WE hope),
bein' that SAILS been busy what
with school and the like. You know
these beautiful spring, balmy days
make one rather lax-just want to
sit and day-dream. E. Spring par
ties and what's to be worn to these
parties are the most up to date
subjects about town. There's no
use denying that the Twin City
femmes about town really fall out
in some fine lookin' spring formals
every year and other women of diff
ferent sections can't beat them by
any means. Overheard some
folks saying that DR.. J. w.
CRUMP, CHAS. NOBLE, JIMMY
LEE, JOHNNY WILLIAMS and
number of others are mighty busy
shining up their golf equipment for
their games this summer with other
champions round town
This Weeks Sob Story (That
Turned Out o. Ky
You know BOB MARSHALL
left last week for Chanute Field in
Illinois to join the Air Squadron.
After he got down there and took
his physical exam, they notified
him that he was not physically fit
to join the Corps. Bob left Chan
ute Field downhearted and detected
and stopped in Chicago to try to
forget his disappointment. While
down in Chicago, the officials at
Chanute Field wired Bob's Pop in
Mpls., telling him to tell Bob to re-
turn, for a very bad error had been
made-the X-rays of Bob had been
mixed up with those of some other
fellow, who was physically unfit.
So now all is well with physically
fit" Bob, who is back in the Air
Corps where he should have been
at first and enjoying himself i'm
mensely.
Did You Know: WELL
MANN will be back in town in a
few weeks from Langston Univ,
Okla? (Attention, boys, Jewell
is bringing her girl friend home
with her to visit the Twin Cities.)
.. STAFFORD LOTT, who is at
tending Lincoln Univ. in Pennsyl-
vania, will be homeward bound in
a few weeks. Just heard a hot
rumor that R. and G. of Mpls. are
thinking about taking a trip to the
altar in the none too distant future.
:. L. B. just made dashing trip
down to Omaha to see that "only
one"; did you hear? Just re-
ceived a letter from LAVERTA
HUFF DIGGS, formerly of the
Twin Cities, now successful Pro-
fessor in Social Work at Howard
University. LaVerta at present is
attending a conference at Fisk Uni
versity and really is enjoying her
self.
Morality Not Needed?
A local Twin City man about
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Hear Alderman Earl B. Dicker-
son of Chicago, Sunday afternoon,
May 10, at Phyllis Wheatley
House, $3.50 p. m.-advt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-03
City Project
Cincinnati Backs Xavier
for Sun Bowl Game
International New. Service Wire

CINCINNATI, o.. Dec. 3--In a
drive supported by Mayor James
G.. Stewart, the Chamber of Com
merce and Cincinnati civic and
athletic groups generally. Xavier
Universitys football team was
being doomed today for the New
Years Day Sun Bowl game at Fl
Paso, Tex.
The mayor informed the chief
executive of FL Poso that Xavier
unusual record in winning nine of
10 games and piling up 257 points
against 67' made the Musketeers
a desirable entry for the South
west Classic.
Xavier closed its regular season
last Saturday by defeating George
town, l4-6
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-03
Hdmtram(k Gridders
Elect Co-Cdptdins

Mitchell Berlin and Chester
Tai today are co-captains of the
Hamtramck 1912 football team
and Jerome Nowacki is captain
of the St. Ladislaus eleven for
next year. The three were chosen
at the thirteenth annual Ham,
tramck-St. Ladislaus sports bust,
held at The Industrial Center XII
wants Club last night.
Among the 500 persons present
were Coach Charles Baehman OF
Michigan State and Vince Banonis,
u. of ID. S All-American center.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-03
HiIIsdaIe s. Rallies
To Top Jackson J. {.

HILLSDALE, Dec. 3. - The
Hillsdale College five came back
in the second half TO outscore
Jackson Junior College here in the
opening basketball game of the
season and upset Jackson, 41-24,
after trailing 1915 at half time.
Glenn Boland, Jackson center, set
the pace with five baskets, while
Clarence Holander and Wally
Erickson each scored seven points
for the DaleS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-03
Maps for Winter Sports

LANSING, Dec. redistribution
of 100000 state maps, newly re-
vised TO show Michigan's Winter
sports centers, was begun today
by the highway department, Com
missioner G. Donald Kennedy an
nounced. The maps also contain
safe driving hints.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-03
Piedmont Schedule

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. Dec. 3.
uNS) THE Piedmont League will
play a l40-game schedule next
year. beginning April % and clos
ing September z. officials an
nounced today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-03

CONTINUED from First Sport Page)
baseball men think Bill should play
third,
Baker and Harris were caught IN
a huddle sitting on the meZzanlne
floor steps but all we heard after
sneaking up behind them with our
false whiskers aboard was some
thing about Lou Boudreau and
Mel OFT.
IT seems that the Tigers weren'
getting Cecil Travis or even Cecils
first cousin.
MANAGERS BURDEN
Harris was wondering whether
or not Boudreau could stand the
Iextra burden of managing the In
dams along with his shortstopping
Baker wasn't sure but thought the
kid had the stuff" Harris ex-
pressed surprise over Otis being
made manager of the Giants
Baker wasn't so surprised by the
announcement.
All agreed that OFT would prob
ably be a good man. OFT, 33 years
old and 10 years with the Giants
is as popular as he is able. He
will be a playing manager and
Giant admirers hope that he will
continue ito hit home runs.
Ii seems that Bill Terry will not
be the whole general manager
of the Giants-just general man.
ager of the farm clubs and scouting
system.
CLEVELAND COACHES
Though both are able and pop
ular, the naming of Bert Shotten
and Oscar Mellilo as Cleveland
coaches was received with surprise
in some quarters.
Shotten comes up from Column
bus, which he managed 10 league
and little world series cham
pionship, and Melillo returns to the
Indians, whom he helped to coach
two years ago. Oscar lost out when
Oscar Witt was released at Cleve-
land.
Eddie Dyer may get the Colum-
bus post, it was said
With Cy Slapnicka out, Oscar
Peckinpaugh moved up into the
front office and Melillo returning
as coach, the Cleveland situation
has other baseball men puzzled
Anyway, it is agreed that seasoned
baseball. men like Shotten and
Melillo are what young Boudreau
needs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-03
40 Ex(eed6O0
As DiGiovannii
Registers 706
New Individual Total;
7 Teams Beat 5000 in
Times Classic League

Continued from First Sport Page)
Emit Dinfitfie cut in with els and
Louis Sielaff was down to 500
Holmes had SIT.
James O'Brier LED Twentieth
with 624, Russell Jantz had 612,
Bill Littman COG and Charlie Ra-
baut. 603
Roger Overmyer's cellar-dv ell
ling Baskets put their regular
shoes on and kicked Chene-Trom-
bley twice, 2943 TO 2978. Chene
missed Mike Tesla. whose COS
last Friday night helped set a
new city seasons record of 1906
In Greater Detroit League
match
Cruchon was at par with t92
but Henry THE Thunderbolt
Gavie did only sos Joe Paulus
had COS. Mark Collinak sat in
for Tesla.
On the Gasket side. Bill MowcryI
clicked with $50 and Archie jan
kowski put out 637 Overmyer's
outfit was below Chene in total
but won by three-pin margin in
the first and a 1909 game vas
sufficient for the second.
lChene found the connection in
the final and came out with 1919,
Gavie making 213 after 147-l4G.
LOTS OF SPARES
John Crimmins OF Paris ssed
ed letter series when he slipped
. 1877 in his middle game. His
PIT looked good 10 start. He
wound up with a convincing PAT.
Steve Dutko, who is coming
along in the old Dutko fashion,
after a late start. had Csc for
Schmidt with a 246 opener. All
kopitzki fashioned 64S out OF al
243 finish. George Bryan opened
with a 234 in 6lS
When Stanley Stanulis scored
500 for Vernon il marked his
eighth consecutive 600 series. His
middle was 235. Steve Morris
made els.
Bill Luoma, prospective 200
average bowler. had one of hisi
sharp-shooting nights and poured
in CAT for Coca Cola Roy lillian.
whose 705 series led the league
until DiGiovanni got hot. was
down TO 49S. Albert Massoll Jr (
marked SOC.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-03
Mccarthy Jeers
At Taking York
For Joe Gordon
Joe viii Gladly Give
Apple for an Orchard.
Del Baker Suggests

CONTINUED from First Sport Page)
baseball men think Bill should play
third
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-07-24
Triadelphia

Homer Frash and family of Rose
vile and Mrs. Homer Petit, Crooks
vile, were recent callers in this
neighbOrhood.
Marion Gheen has spent the last
few days with his brother, Willard
who is seriously i'll.
Friends here are sorry to learn OF
the serious condition of A j. Frash
of Malta, former resident of this
village.
Mrs W. H. Hiebel of GAINESVILLE
and Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Morris OF
Philo called on Mrs J. NJ Ford
Sunday afternoon. Mr.. and Mrs
Byrl Ford of McConnelsville Were
Sunday evening visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Hivnor were
Sunday visitors with relatives al
Meigs.
Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Cage OF
Washington, d. c., arrived Monday
to spend the week with Miss Mary
Massey.
Mrs. P. e. Carpenter is spending
few days at the home of hel
daughter, Mrs. Herman Elliott, OF
Blue Rock.
Little Clara Naomi and Sonny
Duff spent Monday with the Misses
Lulu and Bessie Newman.
Miss Betty Martin spent Monday
with Miss Maxine Campbell.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-07-24
DEAN r. A. HANSEN AD-
DRESSES ROTARIANS

AT the weekly meeting of the M
& M. Rotary club held Friday even
ing at the Kenebec hotel, follow
ing dinner at 6:15 o'clock, Dean E
A. Hansen of Ohio University, made
a very interesting address, taking as
his subject the University Keeps
Pace Dean Hansen believes that
there should be more 'streamlin-
ing in our colleges, and thinks
they should have some complete
courses two years in length, for the
reason that many cannot afford to
go to college longer, and they want
to get out in the world doing some
thing. He believes the courses
should be made practical Ohio
State University has adopted such
course.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-07-24
CITIZENS OF MORGAN COUNTY

Last week we told you about an
organization of six great welfare
agencies that have joined together
for the purpose of furnishing recre-
alton and entertainment and other
social activities to the young men
that are now in camp. The object
that We have in mind is to keep up
the morale of the boys that are
bearing the brunt of defending the
country.
home life and all of the pleasant
things that we have today are anx-
ious in some way to show the boys
that We appreciate what they are do
ing and the sacrifice that they are
making. and have been looking for
ward to the time when we would
have the opportunity of doing some
thing for them in order that camp
life might be a little more home
like. BY making contribution to
the United Service Organization
you are doing just that very thing
and at the same time are proving to
the world that this nation stands
100 percent behind her soldiers
Morgan county has already fur
nished a great many fine young
men and will furnish many more.
Your contribution to the U S. o.
will prove to them that we appre-
ciate what they are doing. We
hope to publish list of those that
make contributions to the u. S. O.,
and we know that the boys will be
pleased with the fine showing we
make.
Please remember that this is an
opportunity for every man and
woman in Morgan county to prove
to the public that the same patriotic
spirit still prevails here as it al
ways has in the past
When the boys return home we
will be proud to greet them and
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-07-24

Adair, Cyrus M. Roberts, Mrs. Lida
Davis, Mrs. Lizzie Kahler, Miss
frankie Eberlein, G. E. Halliday
Frank M. Kahler, Samuel Grimes
C. Lowell, and many others. Adver-
tising firms included Spence & Por'
ter, Palmer & Van Meters, Adair 4
Kahler, G.. L. Hall, Adams & Kah'
Ter, j. Ewing (druggist).
Finding the copy of the Demo
crat in the church, shows that the
good people at that time-69 years
ago, same as now, were readers OF
the Democrat.
The Stockport church building is
having new sills put in and the
floor relaid; also the walls are be-
ing refnished; change made in
the platform, building wired for
electricity, and other improvements.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-07-24

LIONS CLUB MEETING

The McConnelsville-M Malta Lions
club held it's regular meeting Tues
day night at the Malta hotel. The
guest speaker was Hugh James Don
ahue, president of the Rotary club.
His subject was Rotary Internation-
al. its origin, aims, etc. The Lions
club is very grateful to Mr.. Dona-
due for his fine address. The clu b
also went on record 100 percent for
Z. S. O.. and all dues We're paid at
this meeting. The drive for sight
conservation is now on in full force
and the people of this county are
responding in a big way Hal Wal
ters, district organizer, was present
with his usual good suggestions.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-07-24
SONG LYRICS TO BE
pU BIISHED

Elizabeth Alderman has been
notified that three of her song
lyrics have been accepted for publ
cation in the song anthology, "Out-
standing Song-Poems and Lyricists
soon to be published in New York
Since the publishers will distribute
their volume among leading figures
in the music industry, it is possible
Miss Alderman's lyrics will be pur-
chased and published as a song.
Miss Alderman, a graduate OF
Windsor high school, is at present
farming. She submitted for publ
cation the lyrics, Broken Ro-
nance, Golden Days" and "A
Great Ambition. ."-Zanesville News
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-07-24
Future Farmers of America

The York township Future Farm
ers of America met Monday night at
the home of Alvin Stoneburner. Re-
freshments Of cookies and cool ade
were served. Next meeting will be
held at the advisors home During
the meeting plans were made for
their ice cream social which is to
be held July 20, at the grange hall
grounds at Deavertown The York
township band will furnish the mu-
sic for the evening. Everyone well
come.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-07-24
OLD PAPER FOUND WHILE
REMODELING CHURCH

/. V. Rardin, near Stockport
brought to this office Wednesday a
copy of the Morgan County Demo
crat, under date of June 7, 1872
which was found while remodelina
the Church of Christ building, al
Stockport. The fair premium list
was published in the issue. The
longest article was the report of the
County Sunday School Union, held
at the local Presbyterian church
Rev. G. w. Cartwright was presi-
dent and j. T. Grew, secretary
Among other names appearing in
connection with the meeting were
Rev. w. T. Wakefield, James A.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-07-24

Mrs. Hazel Higgins and children
of Lemon Cove, Calf, are visiting
her sister, Mrs. Goldie Wilson, and
family, and Mr.. and Mrs. Warren
Allen
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-07-24
WhitehOuse-Pa Reunion

Whitehouse and Parmiter reunion
will be held August 3, at Duncan
Falls school house. Relatives and
friends are invited.-Mrs. M. H.
Fisher, President, GAINESVILLE; Mrs.
G, w, Taylor, Secretary, New Lex
in9tOn
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-07-24
;ay that we did our bit.

say that we did our bit.
We are more than pleased with
the splendid response to our letter
Of last week, as more than SO men
and women have already sent in
their 81. Remember that this is
your opportunity to join the army
behind the army-Sincerely yours,
Morgan County United Service Or
ganization; l.. H. Cronip, chair
man; Mark Parsons, o. A. Richard
son.
P. S:-Every veteran of the
World war should aid this worthy
cause.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-07-24
SEQUENCE, ORDER AND SERIAL
NUMBERS OF NEW DRAFTEES
Continued from page one)

CONTINUED from page one)
49-S-945
S-23-John William Woodward,
Chesterhill.
5O-S-955
S-19-Dwight Edsel Richardson,
McConnelsville route one.
51-S-965
S-S3-Earl Eugene PARCEL, Cald-
well route five.
52-S-974
S-65-Everett Cecil Sharkey, Nc
Connelsville route one.
63-S9S4
S-56-Richard Neil Moore, Nc
Connelsville route three.
54-S-994
S-7S-Albert Gale Inman, Dea-
vertown.
65-S-1004
S-51-Wilbur Wayne Wright, sol
West Market street, Sandusky.
56-S-1014
S-21-Charles Russell Hambel
Glouster route two.
57-S-1024
S-22-Dana Murray Zumbro, Ma
rietta, care Fitzgerald's grocery.
5S-S-1034
S-6-Garnet Galen Swallow, Me-
Connelsville Star route.
59-S-1044
s-57-James Hubert Hopkins,
Reinersville route one.
60-S-1054
S-42-Paul William Maybe, Stock
port route one, (colored).
61-S-1064
S-82-Joseph Wilson Cheadle,
Stockport route one.
62-S-1074
s-2-Ulric Otto Allen, McCon-
nelsville.
63-S-1O84
s-76-Lester Floyd Taylor, Ches-
terhill route two.
64-S-1094
S-1-Leo Dale Bailey, Stockport.
65-S-1104
S-S9-Earl Gordon Martin, Malta
route one
66-S-1114
S-90-David Lee Hickerson
Pennsville route one
67-S-1124
S-5-Robert Galen Hardesty, Nc
Connelsville route one.
68-S~1134
S-71-Dean Herschel Roberts,
McConnelsyille.
69-S-1144
S-15-Ra1ph Eugene Vickroy,
Chesterhill route two
50-S-1154
S-64-Robert Earl Hodgin, Ches-
terhill.
71-S-1164
4-Lloyd Glenn Totman, Ches-
terhill
72-S-1174
s-33-Calvin W. Dulaney, Ches-
terhill
73-S-11S4
s-SO-George Sheldon Wilson,
Malta route one.
74-S-1194
S-3 Otis James Spring, Malta.
75-S-1204
s-6S-Ralph Junior Archer, NAL
76-S-1214
s-79-Roy Earl Timberman, NAL
ia route one.
77-S-1224
s-49-Homer Edgar Jauchius,
Deavertown.
7S-S-1234
S-55-Harry Howard Hall, Me-
Connelsville route two.
79-S-1244f
S-84-Wayne Ross Rex, 883 Clear
view avenue, Akron.
S0-S-1254
S-27-Colin Drury Rogers, Mt.
Vernon route two, care H. D. Meek.
S1-S-1264
S-35-Walter Virgil Scott, Stock
port route two.
82-S-1274
S-S-Russell Cleveland Bryan,
McConnelsville route two.
S3-S-1284
s-67-Carl Elmer Brown, Malta
route two.
84-S-1294
S-59-Walter Combs Workman,
Reiner1ville route one.
85-S-1304
S-38-Ross Omar stephens, Nc
Connelsville.
S6-S-1314
S-24-Robert Newberry Matunas,
McConnelsville.
S7-S-1324
s-3O-Everett Mckee, Trimble
route one.
S8-S-1333
S-60-Frank Sheldon Blackmer,
jr., 1919 West Tuscarawas street, |
Canton.
S9-S-1343
S62-Malcolm Myron Niceswang- |
er, Malta route three.
90-S-1353
S-34-Leland Hayes D can,
Chesterhill route two.
91-S-1363'
S32-Wilber William Peterson, |
Malta route two
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-07-24

Dick Bell, jr,, of this place, left
Sunday for Kansas City, Mo-, for
assignment to a position. Bell re-
Gently completed a course at the
Midland Radio and Television
School, Inc, at Kansas City, and
successfully passed his examination
given by the Federal Communica-
tion commission.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-07-24
Risen-Musgrove Reunion

The Risen Musgrove reunion will
be held Sunday, Aug. 10, at Rehl's S
grove, near GAINESVILLE, route 40
west.-Clyde Risen, President; Mary
Simpson, Sec'Y.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-07-24
LO Al Nj w s

Miss Blanche Mcdonald. com
mercial teacher in Ashtabula high
school, is the guest of her brother,
Frank Mcdonald, and family, OF
kennehec hill
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-07-24

Mr.. and Mrs. George Krick dora
Nott) of Lees Summit Mo-, arriv-
ed Tuesday for short visit with
Mrs. Krick niece, Mrs Ruth Drake,
and family, near Neelyville, and her
brother-in-law, T. F. Tompkins, and
son Dean of McConnelsville. They
will also visit their friends, Mr. and
Mrs, Lee Ford, whom SO years ago
were employed with Mr. Krick at
the Sturtevant store in GAINESVILLE.
Later the Kricks moved to Cleve-
land. where for many years Mr..
Krick was employed at the Halle
Bros. store. j A few years ago they
moved to Missouri, where they are
conducting a florist shop at Lees
Summit, a town with a population
of 1000, about 25 miles from Kan
sas City.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-07-24

Mrs. Andrew Keyes and daughter
Eleanor of Somonauk, H., visited
last week with the Misses Parr of
McConnelsville, and friends in the
Mckendree neighborhood, where
they resided before going to Illi-
nois 27 years ago Mr.. Keyes who
was in poor health a year ago, has
recovered his usual health. They
own a 100 acre farm near Somon-
aux, and raise hogs-and lots of
corn to feed them.