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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-18

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Situations Wantsd-Male

NEAT colored boy. Is. wishes work Of any
kind. Townsend 5-s414.
OFFICE MANAGER
General and cost accountant. Industrial
rerefvrrshlp experience Desires connection
Detroit ares. Write Box B-6is7, Detroit
Times
SALVATION Army-Reuabls men steady
or odd inhs. tCroctsrl. Cadillac 22a5
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-18
Agents Wanted

MEN AND WOMEN wanted-offer com.
pefe line mems made-to-order shirts
les hosiery underwear direct 20 wearer
BIG DAILY PROFITS. extra cash bonuses
Part or fan time. Experience unnecessary.
FHEE HOSE OFFER STARTS YOU
Handsome outht free Write Packard
Corp. Terre Haute. Indiana
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makes fast selling, useful articles
Sample free. sunmade Co, Brockton
Mass
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Employment Agencies

JONES Employment. ais Beaubien-Dsy
NerKrfs. Couples. Poriers Maids
Waitresses Columbia 1910
RlVARD EMPLOYMENT Experienced col
ored maids, cooks laundresses, couples
36s2 Rivard. Terrace 2-9i63
sTENOGRAPHERs AND BooKKEEPERs
Both Junior and Senior for imme-
date openings Apply At once
DETROIT SELECT SERVICE BUREAU
620-2l-22 TRANSPORTATION BLDG.
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YOUNG MEN

T. sell advertising. experience not neces.
gafys salary and commission For inter.
view write 70 Box Benz. care Detroit
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-18
Death aotlres

KI.AyoN-May IS. GustAvs. father Of the
hts Mrs.. Paul TAube, grandfather OF
Elsis. Arthur. Walter, Meta, Mrs. Arthur
Hslsr and Mrs. L. r. Holtz: great-grand-
father OF seven great grandchildren
Funeral service MONDAY, $50 p. M al
residence, l2s2 Keusington road.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-18
Trade Schools-Fen1aIe

WILL teach girls fur finishing; refer
ences; guaranteed in 10 weeks. Caus-
ley Furs, 1884 Kercheval, Lenox 1880.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-18
Help Wanted-Instruetion

II YOU LIKE TO DRAW. SKETCH or
PAINT. write for Talent Test tho feel.
Give age End occupation. Box B-6oo6'
Detroit Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-18

RHEUMATISM 4 CHRONIC DISEASES
Successful office treatment while working.
CampAu Naturopathic Clinic. 1888 Jos.
Campau. Townsend s-96l6.
sUPERFLUoUs HAIR-Painiessiy, Perma-
nently Destroyed. New guaranteed
method-no needles. ONE IS Wizard Stick
Treatment does work. References. Write
Mack Company, 1921 Virginia Park. Free
denomination. Appointments. Madison
$685.
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Patents, Patent Attorneys

WARNING TO INvENToRs-Trust idea
with established concerns only; we de
vslop, protect. commercializs. HANDlKlT
42p Wayne street.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-18
Male Help Wanted
DIE MAKERS

49, sn Il Lucas boring mill operator.
fIHsf class men wanted ~ once eNtenstNe
lz4Era-,- IE-iA-s--f. rsfrE and plenty o.
overtime.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-18
Flats for Rent

TILLMAN, 4s4i - (wsst warrsn) - Five
rooms, $ilso weekly. Tyler t-s774.
(White.)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-18
Apartments for Rent
Fmoisb<d

A MODERN one room furnished apartment.
Pullman kitchen, private tile bathroom,
utilities furnished; $40 weekly. $40 month
ly. 1877 Vernon Highway West
ART CENTER-Lower furnished two-room
apartment, bath, Frigidaire, washer,
Cherry 1884
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-18

DISTRIBUTORS or salesmen Postal
pupucafnr Prints cards lSc per thou
sand. Cluns, churches or any business
place can use one sell So IS. 40qs com
mission. Appointment Tyler 4-2is2
DBlNERS-Fur pleasant outdoor vorK,
steady profitable Apply / 20 5. ost4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-18
Flats for Rent

TRUMBULL. 1ei5-Modern. S rooms. bath
steaSn furnace. $50. Adults.
cOLoRED-4i73 Beauhien; beautiful
rooms, large. clean. Responsible people
$50.
Washington Journal., 1941-06-20

Gls9 DE onOeren Troiieu, bon Der
Snpiegermutter elm ErGuenfldihhen
aus rotem9od gum SdmmeEn Der
Er6nen. NIs nod einigen 8ohen
Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Oorbei
tDareu, mari li1 Gu 2iung Der
s9Ilten @ebieterin~ au 6iiBen uno
Bot lie, fie Frei5ugeben. g8enn oettt
Standardization bon 1T, maglt on
eeben~,, fpro6 Die piegermutter,
nOies muB i6 aur eoingung ma.
den, 0amit mir nnier Sefidt nab
rem.
Gu Slang batte aber in anbetraht
0es &eihtums BEG REINFORCEMENT elm
iebr groBes 6IGi9Ien befommen, un0
lire Eroler Inn Ben @ebieter NOR
ni1t 10 tief oaB es balo bate gefiat
fem t0nnen. I1n6 niemals Diroe tie
gepagt baben, ote SGDiegermttter
8u betriigen - TIRE eigenen 8rdnen
muBten es Iein, iOnit niirOe tie ben
8orn Ser Softer auf itd 8ieben. go
iaB lie betriibt in ibrem 8immer.
@ie Innge uiir0e fe nod auf cine
9ereingung NIT Rtpong Gin Dartel
milien. Erourig i6aute iie aaf Die
Srube nieoer, auf ser oie MonogOt-
tin 81 ibrem 2ie6iten ouF 0ie @roe
binabItieg. 2d6eIte iie ibr ni9t au;
bic @tiidli6e? Ga fiel ibr oas IN
Der Srube aufbenabrte ErGnenflGi9-
Iein elm. 0ie MonOgOttin bate tbr
oieien @eOaufen eingegeben! sic
bolte es aus ieinem gerited nno FILL
te ben Snbolt in oas BON Der S9wie.
germntter betommene @efaB. 0b,
nun feblte MIR nod gan8 tpenig, big
es Don mari 11nO oieies 5eblenOe
bro6ten i6nea Die Sreuoentrdneu,
Die gu 2tang in Der na6Iten 3eit
bergoB.
gu muBt i'm pirfli6 bon Ser8en
geIiebt babenl" iogte Die s@lte @e-
bieteriu", ols tie Oas Jlai6lein emit
eegennnbm unO gu 9iang freigab.
Washington Journal., 1941-06-20

Or bate iid berrednet. DieIleidt
gum eritenmoI, obtpobl er bod gar
nidt re6nen fonnte. als id Oaa
Subil1um meiner 0ebnten @ieoer.
febr feiern Dolte, ga lag feline Dit
te leer uno er ielber elm paar Rtaf.
ter tief in Der gr0e.
r8as bat ibm gefeblt7- fragte
id ben &errn @irt, Ger beute ihon
9odi9ube trug. = or 3udte iebr
OOrnebm Oie a6ieln: SD bite
Sic, SreiunOo6t3ig Sabre, oas lit
elm aIter! ginmoI muB man ia
bod ...~
@etpiB, einmoI muB man ia bod,
Oohte au1 i9, als ih auf Dem berg
umi1umten 6rie0boF Dor Dem iAmn.
len SiigeI itanO, Der 10 uniagbar
0iirftig obIeits Der blumengeiAmiid.
ten @r1ber tr1umte. unO id Oa1te
an Die @oIobaien unO an ben DIOR.
sentou, an Die Hammer uuO an bic
merfuiiroieen Hehenerempel uno
fan0, SAB es aud cine geIesloIe So'
git geben mag, Sic iih nttr eiw Se-
ben biIoen fam, Oas eema9 StDi-
i9en @iIobG1en un0 rogenoen
SdDar3fidten O~errieielt.
Washington Journal., 1941-06-20
Die Mnde

Moolpb Men5el 1rgerte fi9 itets,
menn er merfte, oaB man ii6 iber
Ieine fleine @eItalt amiiiierte, uno
fOnnte Oann iebr uuangenebm iper-
ben.
@ineg Cages loB er wdbrenO iei-
ner Serien in ieinem Stammlofal
in aiiiingen, ais orei 6remOe ein-
traten, cine Dame ut0 3Dei Ser.
rem, uRO ii1 an einen Gid in Jet.
uer Nabe iesten.
sic muIterten ungeniert ben flei-
men Serrn, tuidelten lebbaft 5u-
iammen, uno ploBli9 plaBte Die
Dame. bic cine fiiaige 9reiBigerin
nor, laut los.
Menoel err0tete Dor Corn. oenn
Die uneeoiigelte Seiterfeit gait IN.
~Derfenbnor ibm. St iagte a6er
nidts, ionoern bolte iein Sfi55en.
bud berpor, oas i'm ME DerlieB,
uno begann eifrig 5u 8eidnen, mo-
BEL er BON 8eit gu 8eit i6orf gu
Der Dame biniob, 10 bob iie glar'
ben muBte, bon ibrem ieltIamen
Na9bar, iiber Sen lie ii9 10 offen-
fidtli9 luitig getnadt bate, por-
trGtiert 81 mer0en.
So MenaeI Iid aber Our6 Die
piitenOen 9lide Ser Sii9geIeai6aft
our9aus nidt itOreu lieB, ion0ern
rubig peiter6ei9nete, frat pl0Blid
elmer Der Serren auf i'm gu unO
ia9te in idarfem Con: oMein Serr,
Die Dame berbittet es ii6, BON
Sbnen geaei9net at iperoen.~
Men8el iab i'm falt an uno err
wioerte gana gelalien: u@ie font
men sic 0orauf?" ST bielt inn
oas Sfi53enbu9 bin: sou oas
etma Die Dame iein2"
9err Serr Itarrte berouBt omf
Oas 8latt. @s 5eigte cine meiiter.
bait ge5ei9nete - fette @ans.
@ana fleinInut murmelte Ser an-
oere cine gnti9ulOigung uno febrte
gu ieiner Sii9geieai9aft 8uriid, Die
auf cine gana an6ere gntmidlung
Der Dinge bOrbereitet geDeIen mar
nno nun nod ieinem 8eri6t nit
groBter S9neIfofeit beri9man0.
Washington Journal., 1941-06-20
Ser gnlfnber

Dos Eragen ieues boben Sci
oenbuteS, ben man 8plinoer nennt
uno Der beutautoge i'm 2eben Ell
gentlid nur nod BET So65eiten un0
8eer0igungen un6 beim Slim uno
auf benz Ebeater in ben &om0Oien-
abenteuern elmer 5iemlid ~ausgeitor.
benen 2ebetpelt gu ieben lit, mar in
patriar6alii6en 3eiten an ser bre-
miiden 80rie nur Sen ielbltanOigen
@roBfaufleuten g%eifattet. Sen Waaf-
lern mar es our6 elm ungei6riebe-
mes @eies ielbit Damn unteriagt
wenn lie auf e;gene Hednung Jog.
1Yropregei61fte" ma1ten. Ser
Senior Der @roBbanoelsborie belt
nit Strenge auf Die @abrung Die.
ler ii6erlieferten Sronung. :
Als nun elm angeiebener Mafler,
Ourd geihdftli6es @Dblergeben
gr0Benwabniinnig geporoen, li1
zines Cages our1 mebrfa1es er.
folgrei6es ginoringen in ben
@rOBbanoet bere6tigt glaubte, our
80rienihinbe nit Dem 8blinoer au
eriheinen, trat Der Senior Dor i'm
bin, mliterte i'm miBbiaigeno bon
nnten Bis oben uno iagte oann Iebr
bernebmli9:
n6in0en Sic mi9t 6aB @ie
Sbre @rOpresei9dfte etpas iiber-
iddben?"
Ser alto @e6ii6tigte tebrte nit
bdngenoen Obren inter ben ibm
siilebenben s@Iappbut luriid.
Washington Journal., 1941-06-20

Genre, Iiebe 2poial als ib ge-
tern nah Dem nit Sbnen uerleb-
ten 9lbeno meme @obnung errei1en
poute, puroe i6 bon elmer 8an-
~oitenbanoe a~ngebalten, pel9e nit
miloem @ebriia iiber mid berfieI,
nit Ser 6oroerung, sic 0berfleioer
ab8ulesen. Sd perlor ieoo6 nidt
ben Mut uno fling an, sic @anoiten
nit meinem @ummii9ub gu per-
priigeln, Bis ite pie bic Gatten,
oabonliefen. SIN gifer oes @efe6ts
rib i9 meinen Mantel ab uno err
6ffnete Die Saso nod einem Ser
@nnOiten, pelhem es ieood ge-
lang, in Der Nebengaiie al entfom-
men. @ls i9 ben Eatort tpieoer err
reihte, mar mein ManteI bereits
Deridpunoen. IS I6ien Ser Mono,
uno nos thermometer aeigt minus
10 @tao. 90 i6lug i9 ben aragen
bod unO ieBte meinen @eg fort,
Der 8oriebung oanfen0, oaB sic
ni6t babel tparen; i~ibrigens bin ib
ieOer6eit bereit, Sbre Gbre gu
i6iiben. alio, liebe 2pOotIdfa, oo
i4 mid augenblidlia in einem Der
Washington Journal., 1941-06-20

@rnneel rift i'm ariese 1854
meiit einen sh:mmel. seiHe OH.
5iese baten i'm, ein anoeres Nfero
gu mdbIen; uni ben Gein0eu, bic oa&
Hfero Des Generals aud tanuten,
feiae 10 CUTE 8ieliAeibe au bieten.
@rangeI cntportate: n@arlm iiH II
MID en- Gdimme[ reiten, meme Ser.
ren2 auf mir iHiebsn Re wnb ~
nea treiisn fiA-
Washington Journal., 1941-06-20

art entbI6bten 8uitauOe befin0e,
unO meme oIte Mutter aber OaS
eebort nidt Oa5u Dit anoeren
Borten, ga i'd iest uidt in Der
Gage bin, mein 8immer gu perloi.
len p1re i6 Sbueu fir einen aran-
fenbeiud iebr oantbor.
Sbr prgebener
g. BetidOnttn."
Damit lit S9luB, Iieber 2eier.
uebrigens baben mir niGts gegen
RoIio ein5utpenoen. Sou er rnbtg
beiroten. Ser Staat broudt cine
ueue seiunOe Generation, Die Oos
2eben rihtig an5upaden oeritebt.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-06-12
Watch your subscription date.
North Bristol

Children's day services will be
held at Bristol next Sunday, June
Is at 2 o'clock p. m. Everyone in
vited to attend.
A degree team from Neelyville
grange will be present at Bristol
grange on Thursday evening, June
10, when a class will be given the
first and second degrees. A large
attendance is desired.
Raymond Ray has gone to Akron,
where he has employment.
Mrs. G. A. Richey who has been
i'll, is not SO we'll, and John Sims
who has been under a Doctors care
for some time, remains about the
same
The many friends Of G. o. McGon-
agile are sorry to hear of his illness,
and hope for speedy recovery
J. r. Dunkle and family attended
the circus in GAINESVILLE, Friday
The Women's Missionary society
will hold their June meeting We'd
nesday. the 18th, at the home of
Mrs. w. G. Spillman. Leader, Mrs
Sara Sims
The young peoples society meets
at Bristol, Sunday evening at 7
O'Clock.
Ivan Porter is recovering from
an attack of measles.
Mrs. Glenna Henderson Lamkin
of Illinois was calling on friends
here Sunday, and also visited the
graves of her father and mother, in
the Bristol cemetery
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-06-12
Newton Ridge

Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. ForGham re-
turned Monday from ten days Wis
II with their son, Randall, and fam
lly OF Chester, Pa. While there they
attended the commencement exer-
clses Tuesday of Grocer Seminary
their son Randall being one of the
graduates, and on Saturday, June Z.
the wedding of their son Forest to
Miss Sylvia de Dominica, of Phila-
delphia. Their son Randall and
family returned home with them for
a visit
Mrs. Ray McKibben and children,
near Muttonburg, spent Tuesday
with Luther Mckibben's.
Mrs. Edgar Roberts of Warren is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Emmett Newton.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Henery of
Roosterville spent Sunday with AL
bert Henery and family.
Mabel Newsom spent the week
end with her son, Bernard, and
family, Of Bristol
Mr.. and Mrs Jesse Bishoff and
daughter JOY Of Marietta spent Sun
day with g. R. Bailey's.
Mrs. Doris Wilson and son Bobby
of Elyria,, Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley
Grimm of Akron, Edna Kean and
son Charles of McConnelsville were
recent guests of A. L. Gifford's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Penrose of
Youngstown spent the week end
with Charles -Sewsom and family
and Raymond Penrose's of Penns-
vile, and their children who had
spent some time here returned home
with them
Florence White, Dottie Porter,
Iva, Ernestine and Martha Clifford
spent Thursday afternoon with
Blanche Daugherty.
Mrs. Kenneth Engle and daugh-
ters Janet and Connie of Charles
Town, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Brown,
Mrs. Kenneth Deiterly and sons and
Elsie Young of GAINESVILLE were din
ner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-06-12
Stockport Route Two

Rev. Lowell Mccoy will preach at
Mt. Olivet church, Sunday, at 10:30.
Sunday school at $3.50.
The Farmerette club will meet at
the home of Mrs. R. D. Daugherty,
June 18.
Forest Chapman of Wellsburg, w.
Va, visited Sunday with his broth
er, C. F. Chapman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oakley Scott and
daughter of Girard were guests Fri
day Of Mr. and Mrs. Plummer Scott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Denzil Frame and
children of Philo were Sunday
guests of Arthur Hosom.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Parsons and
children were guests Sunday at the
home of Mrs. Eta Tenant.
Mrs. Lille Newman and grandson
Billy Pettibone have returned home
from a visit with the formers son,
Dewey Newman, and wife, of Co.
lumbus.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Moore enter
tanned at their home Sunday, the
following guests: Mrs. Mollie Sny-
der and Mrs. Eta Martin of Buffalo,
Okla, Mrs. Huse Barnes of Lowell,
Mr. and Mrs VIM. Stebbins of
GAINESVILLE, and Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd
Emory nd daughter of Roseville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Bebout and son
Gary were guests Friday of relatives
at GAINESVILLE
Ilene Brewer of McConnelsville is
spending a few weeks with her
grandparents, James Moore, and
wife
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Robinson and
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Robinson and
son were dinner guests Sunday at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Clease
Olney.
Mrs. Homer Hupp of GAINESVILLE
visited Tuesday with her father,
Mr.. Glen Sells and Mrs. Dora Gun
dy.
Friday evening, June 13, will be
the group meeting of the following
oranges, meeting with East Windsor
grange: Roxbury, Pennsville and
Newton Ridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Pettibone
and children of Philo were guests
Sunday of relatives here.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-06-12
Crooksville Route

Communion services will be held
at the Jerusalem E. L. church Sun
Gay morning, July 5, at 1920. Sun
day school at $3.50.
The ladies' aid and missionary
society will hold their next meeting
June IS, at the home of Anna Kirk
wood, with Bertha Stoneburner as
leader of the missionary program.
The Jerusalem Lutheran League
will hold an ice cream social at the
church Saturday evening, June IA.
The senior class of the Deayer-
town high school is enjoying trip
to Cincinnati.
Bliss Stoneburner and wife enter
tanned number of friends at their
nome Friday evening with a miscel-
laneous shower for Robert Blanken-
ship and wife, nee Ruth Risher, of
New Straitsville
Kermit Barringer spent Saturday
in Toledo.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-06-12

Young, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Williams and
son Stanley of Pennsville spent Sun
| day at Walter Gifford's.
Mrs. George Benjamin and son
Ronald spent Sunday with Estell
Dawson.
Walter Daugherty and family of
Marietta spent Sunday with Howard
White and family.
Mary Newsom has been SUFFERING
with gall bladder trouble.
Ray McKibben and family of
Muttonburg, Kenneth Apperson and
family, near McConnelsville, and
Mary Eloise McKibben of Stockport
visited Sunday with Luther McKib-
ben's.
The annual dinner of the Elmer
and Clyde Newsom families was
held Sunday at the Robert Newsom
home. There were Ia present to en-
JOY basket dinner at noon, and
visiting in the afternoon
Vance Ormiston of Stockport and
Dow Wymer of Tabor spent Sunday
with Lewis Henery.
Mrs. Ida Newton of Pennsville
visited Sunday afternoon with Mrs.
Mary Teter.
Mary Eloise McKibben of Stock
port spent the week end with her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Luther
McKibben.
Clarence Newton spent the week
end in Columbus
Mr.. and Mrs Leroy Henery of
GAINESVILLE visited at the Clarence
Foulke home, Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Edgar Roberts of Warren
spent Friday with Anna Young.
Mabel Newsom spent Thursday
with her daughter Mrs Chester
johnson and family of McConnels-
vile.
Mrs. Chester Johnson and son
jerry of McConnelsville spent Sun
day afternoon at Earl Newsom's.
Mrs. Kenneth Engle and daugh-
ters Janet and Connie of Charles
Town, w. Va, who are visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Will Young,
with James and Lois Young visited
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-06-12
ROxbury

Miss Aimee l.. Wallace of Park
ersburg, w. Va, spent the week end
with her sister, Mrs J. A. Risen,
and family. Sunday afternoon they
all called on Mrs. C.. W. Travis of
Waterford, another sister, ana fam
lily.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Hosom
and family, of Malta route, spent
Sunday at his cousins, Mrs. Elsie
Beach, and family, and his mother,
Mrs. Blanche Hosom
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Miller and
daughter of Center spent Sunday at
Warren Loar's.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Loar and
son James spent Sunday at his
mothers, Mrs. Susie Chadwick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Travis and
daughter Sue Ellen of Convoy, O.,
and Mr.. C. w. Travis of Waterford
were callers Saturday evening at
the j. A. Risen home.
Mrs. Mira Thompson spent Thurs
day in the twin cities and called on
Mrs Ella Cosgrave, and her sister
in-law.' Mrs. Ida Blackburn.
Children's day services at Oak
lduu CHulCH, ouHudy eNeHInS, june
Is.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Blackburn, Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Fry and daughter Mr..
and Mrs Clifford Fry spent Sunday
with Harley Fry's at Washington
Bottom, W. Va.
The w. S. c.. S. of Oakland
church will meet Wednesday, July 2
with Mrs. Kate Mills.
The new preacher, Rev. j. A.
Bret of Chesterhill, held services
at Oakland church, Sunday morning,
at 9:15 o'clock. On his way to the
church he and Friend Matthews of
Stockport had collision at Chad
wick's cross roads, but neither one
was injured much.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-06-12
Unionville
Fish Bigger Than Reported

Fish Bigger Than Reported
Ihe catfish caught last week by
VIM Duvall, near the Emmett Du-
vail home, weighed II pounds in
stead of eight, as we stated.
visitors at the Margaret Groves
nome Sunday included Mr.. and Mrs.
Wllfred Singree and children, Mr..
and Mrs. Montford Allen, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clayton Allen, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Wilson and children of
GAINESVILLE
Harold Fairall of Canton, James
Mitchell and Miss Joy Barnes of
GAINESVILLE We're dinner guests Sun
day OF the latter's father, 1. r.
Barnes and family.
Forty-two attended Sunday school
at Emery, last Sunday.
Following the heavy rains last
week both branches of Meigs creek
overhowed their banks in the low
places doing some damage to mead
oWs, corn and wheat fields, while
Four-Mile creek was much higher
doing heavy damage to growing
crops and leaving much debris scat
tered over the fields.
Dogs made a heavy raid on two
Hocks OF sheep in this section last
week, killing nine of the flock of Ed
Stegner and 10 belonging to How
ard Gessell on the former Kincafd
farm
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Carroll OF
McConnelsville were brief callers
here and at Millgrove, Sunday.
Miss 1zetta Veyon of CrooksviIle
is spending the week here with her
aunt, Mrs. Dale Singree.
number of interested persons
contributed their time and labor
last week painting the exterior Of
the Carmel church.
Corn fields that had not been
cultivated prior to the recent heavy
rains are getting in a weedy condi-
tion
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Mrs Huse Barnes of Lowell and
her mother, Mollie Snider, and Eta
Martin Of Buffalo, Okla, spent from
Friday until Monday with James
Moore and wife. Huse Barnes
brought them and returned home
Friday and on Sunday Lloyd Emory,
wife and daughter of Roseville, VIM.
Stebbins and wife and two children
of GAINESVILLE spent Sunday with
them at the Moore home, and called
on r. w. Barnes and wife.
Rilla McVeigh spent Tuesday with
Annie Phillips.
Eustis Phillips is having his par
ents house painted. Bernard Han
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-06-12
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lumbus. We are very glad to state
that Rev. Lowell G. Mccoy was re-
/ turned to the Stockport charge.
Mrs. Leila Anderson who has
been i'll for several weeks at the
home of her sister, Mrs. o. G.. Wal
lace, was moved Monday to her
home on Broadway, and is being
cared for by Mrs. Ina Walker.
Postmaster and Mrs. r. A. Dur
bin and son Dick spent Monday in
Columbus.
w. E. Wootton attended joint
birthday and commencement party
in the Colonial room at Hotel La
fayette, Marietta, Sunday, June g.,
given by Atty c. c. White, OF Cleve-
land. Guests were also present
from Mansfield and Cleveland.
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is doing the work.
Ethel Sells and son Duane spent
Sunday with her parents, and C. H,
philips, wife and daughter Wava
and Almeda Rogers were callers in
the afternoon
Blaine Cooper's spent the week
end at their farm.
James Moore and wife took Mat
tie Barnes, Mollie Snider and Eta
Martin to Lowell, Monday, and
spent the day.
Mary Hart of Marietta is spend
ing few days at their farm.
Eliza and Frederick Hanson of
Akron spent Sunday. at home. and
Betty Cotton who had spent the
week returned home with them.
Frank Rhinebarger spent the
week end in GAINESVILLE.