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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05
LONG BRANCH

Ell BANDIDO. All Above. Rehearse.
2-RROTELA. Beth SHELTER. Belle Glade
3-JOEGGY. Gypsy Sentinel. RhadaEus.
4-DON BOSCOMBE. Easiest Way. Ber-
nardine W
5-AFFIRMATIOE. Major Minor, Pom
kee
EBLOOMER GIRL, Mere Frollc,
s-STTMBIE TTE, Progress. Blue Wren.
BEST-BLOOMER GIRL.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05
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Best Bets
(By international News Service
JAMAICA
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5-SPFED TO SPAFE, OVeTdTaWn, The
Chief
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05
Lone Branch Results

FIRST RACE 500 claiming 5-year-
CHS and up. furlonEs
M-se E4EF tleavfHf So SIS 70
JuaUfta = CHuEhcJ 1910 20
g1seY z. tMattlon $40
Time l.14 AS. or is
Pred Tracey Masked Bud. Donna Julia.
ECucrry, Yenoc Primbud and Waverly
Prince also ran.
SECOND RACE-S7Oo. claiming. Swear
FT4Ff= sf75s ~. } rufir and 70 yards;
Nickey's Be2t- 4clsfkt SO bIs $50
FaE Beck Root 635 4.s5
Careless EriEht fSmthl 3.s5
Time - 3-5. off PSI
Th0rnlea. Nlcereinc. L.Eht Birch, Am.
hurst. Noisette swcepshot, Royal Pirate,
- ----A ------=--------
THIRD RACE 500 claiming. 3-year-
e'sls ard ur. 8 furtungs-
Elue YHHh tefarKr1 1855 50 2a5
Hrosal fBrieyl 3.15. . 70
CaitaH fCnwleyl 3 80
Time 1914 10. on 3.33N
ts-sgsssifTs. t$rurFH FfasT5 NorSwcep. Lady
wales, Hayfleld and Speak also ran.
FOURTH RKcE--S7oo. claiming. 3-yesr.
ribs ann uV- 6 fUrl0hgS
Wise Maiden CWiniams) 1918 s 35 SO
Royal Tread (Remniard) 1888 9.9s
Major Minor (Smlthl 6 81
Time ia 3-a. of Gq
Bold Fay. Bunny Rabbit Joss stick
Katie Rud. Iibery Queen and Juhilargc
also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Ss 600 added Canadian
Championship Sweepstakes, al ages, lie
I-iaty Lawiss. tAimers) $40 45s s9e
Air Sure tpalaez) 3.e5 ISIS
vQs (B.feyl 2 40
Time .sa is or 4.43h
Bauy Boz. McAiark, Warrigan and
Casugada also ran.
sixth RACE 500, claiming. 3-year-
oids and up ] lie miles
Star GAiety (Smth) $50 $40 80
-NiuFaii (Palaez) $50 $40
Contributor (Smith) 6.s5
Time las As. of 5.1sH
Colonel Bud, Holtou, Model G. and Ebony
STICK also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-S7o0, claiming, &
year-oids and up, J = miles
News Sweep (Palaezl 1870 $40 800
Pull az speed tHughes) y so u 20
Gold Plate fCiarkel 40
Time ] Sc 3-5. OF 5-55
Wimbledon Wise VIII, Good Han Rowes
CWmp BQpenko. Powers Gouraud, Bye
Bye Mar and Teddy Haslam also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05
Football Farms

-Four National Football League
clubs operate farms in the Ameri-
can Football Association
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05
Fairmount Results

FIRgT RACE--Ss0s claiming. 3-year-
olds and up mile and "a Yards
NunrPH tJtmasi 5b0 so 80
Memory chair tRecker) $50 $40
Mental Banker tkinel $40
Time : 50 3-a. OF I:0l.
Daisy MAY Night Mist Ripping sun
AiTam0r and Ravenna also ran.
SECOND RACE S6o5. claiming, 9.year.
CldE and ur mile and 20 yards
Ryrdson 1Jemas5 1880 $50 40
Epzar. tWeldauanl $50 50
-l-Ezee-nas BOY Go Turcol $50
Time 30 IS. or 2.33
Rechai. Merry Frcda. Ulisvine. Alan
and snug also ran
THIRD RACE sso5. claiming. -a-ysaF-
clds and --z-ffstr-.
Noahs PRIDE
(Emoliuskl q 90 81 20
Hook u tLarsonl 90 ~
81 Negro tNedamanl b.eO
Bono Hui Matches Color Miss False
Gard Jockeh. Bahadur and Magnolia Cash
also ran
ToURrH RACE sso- claiming 2-year-
My Banjo tJema0 1870 $50 24o
EpGela lhNifartst so 90
~Cf4ce K lNorfEurerrl 80
Fa5-mar Jacseue cariar'sfs ard TWO
Lad alsa ron.
FIFTH RACE 5000 ciaInrr year
clos anc 10. aH furinnEf
Courawey fhu.fartsJ go $50 2t1
AS Model frm.fhI A -l-----.A--
Iir Eharn' fienaff & ny
THr ff1 rf Nh
uattfts Boskmsn. corfmr ard Nanc
I rams
efNrF RACE ST. Z0. Handicap 7.far
.....--.---.--.---.------.
rrt~-r- 7htnltee melf sH % q
n.ufffu tFur $50 %
81 srE tiarerrl 81
Time f.fr ll aW f-Fr
FsI Time Nartr. fr. Foes ard 1-Ft
81 ~ aIso Bans
SEVENTH RACE ssQs claiming .
and W mile end il Yards
Prefer Transit tJemasJ 49, 50 200 b
ARE PRIDE f3emHsf 10 ~
GrF esH fMortfpmersl 80
ne q .ft s-a. rff a.1t
silver Frrr NerrF saxon. Greeuork
Pos E.lrA Caesar and Copper Lao tls
Iar.
rTGHTH EACE-Sg15, ca.ming 5-year
oI1s end lr ia miles.
Hen Low Jack tsmthl 24l tto %
are ~ Spades fhrlfarflfI AZ ~
NHflrfy fNrntE lrrer5J -
time & NJ 2.l- nH 1f
Tsra3. SHINING Sea. Monte. Retpra 5n
EuI Gsrsel also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05

a
High Martin (Atkinson) 10 90 $50 "a
Hard Loser CONNOLLY 50 ~
Splway (Dattileb "
Time ia IS. on 1;2T1S
Noble Boy, Warning Witch lnhdox anS
Cay BalkO also ran.
SECOND RACE $500, claiming. 3-year
Odds and up. q mile
Circus Wings tDattilol ESQ $50 30
Yannie sid (Johnstonl SO so
Count Cotton (RObarti } 20 3 %
Time 1l4 as. on l:5sh
Mowseen. Chattsrgal, Aaetown and Las
Frontier ALEC LAn-
tDead heat.
THIRD RACES $500. claiming 7-year-
Vsldina a Fair. CA,Knsoul 1890 500 SO
Superior diettinFtr) % .,
Header (Packerl -
Time IT'S -, or 2s7T
Bombing. Somervnle. Tourist Lady, Mel
low. Ariesnte, Royal Ink Mindful, DIM
mess and TryanEeut also ran
FOURTH RACE $500. claiming. 7.year
Latepass tMoors) 472o 1870 "a
Kleig Light CDattilol 500 36
Mosawtre (MeRobertsl SIS
Time ia 5. or 3:g2h
Paddy Jewell Dun pEcOs Cadet Bol
and Range Dust also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Si 600, claiming, 3iysar
ods and up, q mile.
Within (DeLaral 1850 $50 IS
Remarkable CHettlnger) $50 80
Fritz CDattil0l 5e
Time 1T3 AZ. or 3.3fi4.
Smuggling. Boy Baby Balmy Spring, Re
War, High Plaid. Angela and Street Ara
also-fan.
SIXTH RACE e. 81 100. claiming :
yeaT-old and up, =. mile
Bright Trace
tMehrteusl 1880 , 80 y
Tony Weaver CVasquczl 90 -
BriarEo fAtkinsonl o. oa
Time / 10 rs, or 4.0sh
Wise Bee. PurCellville, Time o War an
Prairie Dog also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-s 5000 claiming. 3
year-olds and up, 4 lis miles
Rahanee tBrigEsj 40 200 ~
skagway (Hettnger) $50 20
kurdistan (Atkinsunb %
Time - 3-5. of 40
Wanna Hygro. Detroit III and Briar shaT
also ran.
EIGHTH RACE SSnn, claiming 4-year
ODDS ana up / lie miles
Quaroma tAtkinsonl n 40 10 81 .
Pistol Pete tMcRobertE) 20 ~ 3
Billy Bee DUTY 13.f
Time 1855 3-5 off 512A
Grandfoeo. Country Lass GiRRle Lee
Baby Talk Top staff. slump and Teira
town also ra0
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05

FIRST kAGf- AlrVVVf ihoi"Vh . JtoA
olds. 5Ia furlongs:
Z t tsirefH IaTTai 40 $50 2ao
FifetruUm tBsTE1- 90 oO
lHFeefaud-E Lad (HoweiD ZsU
Time OF 2-5, OF .36lz
Ballyarnett, Ariers Elite, Chassis. Early
Spring Analogy Crystal, Tour, Sixties
and b-Better by Phar also ran.
b-Bradley entry.
SECOND RACE 81 600. claiming. ,.
year-olds and up. = mile
.Ballarosa tDeerinc) 1870 SO 4 80
Nick fSheihamer) gu a-eu
Miss Happy lSnyder) so
Time IL As. OF 06
Graeme Cracker, Circus, Bunny BABY
Count Morse, Hblaze and Little Bolo also
ran.
THIRD RACES. 600. claiming, Swear.
olds and up. ] l-ls miles "a = or
ChaHiehr tLyucn) $50 90 ~
Dingman's CBreen) $40 .,
Love Mark (Remerscheld) 5.Je
Time Z AZ 3-5, of 80.
Cltx-IuAga- c4rettereF hf0-urru u.
Iuat Tourist Mary Lassie, Mil End and
Battle Line also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Si 600. claiming, 4
year olds and up, !. il6 miles
Creepy Mouse
lElulel GcAl-444 ~ = ti
Panther creek tFarreN 80 =,
Bogert tHoweN) III
Time .46 2-5 on 3.o7
Crus shaneen, Talent and Distribution
also ran.
FIFTH RACE 81 600 Handicap. 2-ysar
Abrasion CH0wen 30 $50 ~
skin Deep fMoral 90 -.
| Ny BIN Keeper ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05

SECOND RACE $500, claiming 3-yesr-
Guess What (vail) 200 1900 500
OttO's Choice (Whiting) 90 3 &c
Aifadfido tBemissJ 3 &c
Time 1917 off 2.50ia.
Grand Reina. Miss Romance Easy Fly.
ing Jobelle, Ruckelle and Valdina Boy
also ran.
THIRD RACE (substitute)- $500. claim.
ing. 3-year-olds and up = mile
Annoyed CFarmerl u so 80 %
Stone Ranch (WhtlocD $50 10 ~
Delcross CMeloChe) s SO
Time 1:17 80. OF 3.1Sih.
Fountain Grove. Lucky Lee Ntusans
Lassie. Hy sonny skippy MCGEE and
Nicabe also ran.
FOURTH RACE0 (subsututs) - $500
claiming, 3-year-oids and up. E. mile
Grand Lady VaiD 1870 6.6n-3- 80
BlacA- ChaE4---- F-----rTrs1 40 3 81
Meht (CruikshauN $40
Time 1.17 10. of 3.46n
Red Moss Trs-I.a-La Blue Melody Wise
Play, Blazing Torch and Byrd Lady also
ran.
FIFTH RACE (orlrinal fourth 81 600
allowances 2-ycar- Odds mite
Gold Princess CWhiung) $50 400 400
Golden Goose (AfUgan) go 3 AZ
Poet Laureate (Melochel 7.s(
Time 1.16 is. of 4.I4k.
Bayridse, Llsht Hansct aAridiscal
a-sam g and Ny Nyrt also ran.
a-Collins entry.
SIXTH RACE Coriginai ffth) - 81 500
handicap al ages mile
a-Naldina Groom lGrlt4 400 $40 3 20
Black Brummcl CDelucial so 2.6i
Three Percent tCrukshank) Al
Time "a 2-5. OF 4.43
War Tower. o. x Mullen. Dora MAJ
and a-Maisco also ran.
H-Creech entry.
SEVENTH RACE-Sso0. claiming. 3
vear-olds and up. 1A miles
Frins sweep Johnson 40 40 ~
Ivory TIP (WhinFj $50 3s'
Train Time tGreeuI %
Time 3-t7. of G.13.
irish Lark, Chntmin.- Azate, ~ 'r-Trrf1E
rr~a-~ f-rUWer and sue H8rpcn also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05

FrCHTH RACE 81 01o claiming a.
rrar-aIds and up w.f
White Front fFreerT 500 80 81
Cansti1E thoWeAj $50 e0
Bounding count (Canninn $40
Time 2.af -. off bflM
C0runs John Adarr. nartef Hstasa
Msrns end Grey rertros also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05

coaches time the scouts report and the mistakes
Saturdays game with Iowa will be discussed Waiy can
be relied to give good account of both contests
Bill Edwards, who proved a welcome addition to the
speakers at the first meeting week will tell
about Lions next opponent, Dutch Clarks Cleveland
Rams He will them Sunday in Cleveland when they
play the Chicago Bears
No football fan should miss this big meeting Monday
noon 1t is open all there will be plenty Of for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05
Rockingham Results

FIRST RACE - $500 claiming. 3year
Odds and up. = mile.
High Martin (Atkinson) 1910 $50 $40
Hard Loser tConnOllyl . 80 $40
Spillway -(Dsttilet so
Time f:l4 rs, on 1;2TiE
Noble Boy Warning Witch, lnndox and
Cay Balko also ran. ---
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05
Laurel Park Results

FIRST RACE s., 600. maiden 2-year-
r. 5is furlongS:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05

SEVENTH RACES 600 handcsp 3
year-oids and zap. ] lis miles
Abbe Pierre tBasiel $3.50 $40 80
Masked General fPctersl 30 fN
Hp Rolls tMCCumbsi 40
Time 1898 f.f oF fff
Ga All1---l-- at-e-4i--ri-- T--7 THn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05
Hawthorne Results

FIRST RACE-SI 600. claiming, 3-year-
olds and ny. 6h fUriongf.
Miss Baiko tThompsonJ 1880 go $40
KING Cotton lRruokEl- 2 So 2 "a
-rrIlian Roth lGillespiel 400
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05

FIRST RACE-Si. 800, steeplechase han
leap. 3-year-olds and up, ? miles:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05

: ~ VI
Ballyarnett. Arlers Elite. Chassis Early
Spring, Analogy, Crystal Tour, Sixties
and b.Better by Phar also ran.
b-Bradley entry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-05

SECOND RACE $500. claiming, 3-year-
olds and Up, q mile:
Guess What (VaiD 200 u 90 500
OttOs Choice (Whitng) 5 80 20
Aifadfido Bemissl 3.20
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-11-20
III. M. FOREMAN, AGED 81,
DIES AT BARTLETT

H. M. Foreman, aged 81. well
known retired farmer, brother OF
Mrs. Belle Wiley, of this place,
passed away at the home of his son,
Alva Foreman, at Bartlett, Friday.
He had been in declining health for
some time. The deceased was born
near Keithtown, Noble county, Sept.
8, 1860. The most of his life was
lived in Waterford township, Wash
ington county, where he was engag-
ed in farming. In 1912 he moved to
near Chesterhill, and resided on his
farm there until 1888, when he re-
tired, and then went to make his
home with his son, where his death
occurred.
The deceased is survived by three
sons and one daughter, Alva Fore
man, Bartlett; Elmer Of Newark
Emil of Waterford, and Mrs. Grace
Startling, of Chesterhill. He also
leaves one brother, James H. Fore
man of Crooked Tree, and one sis
ter, Mrs. Belle Wiley, of this
place; six grandchildren, and two
great grandchildren.
Funeral rites were held Sunday
afternoon at o'clock, at the Wa
terford Methodist church, with in
terment in the Waterford ceme-
terry.
Mrs. Belle Wiley and Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Kuntz attended the fu-
neral of the formers brother, H. M.
Foreham at Waterford, Sunday.
Mrs WILEY will be 80 years old her
next birthday.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-11-20
DEATH OF HOMER J. GRIMES

Homer j. Grimes, son of Will
liam and Dorcas Aubrey Grimes, was
born Feb. 4, 1849, at Sarahsville. o.,
and passed away Nov. Is, 1941, at
his home in Stockport. He was 81
years, nine months and II days Of
age. He was the last of a family
of 13 children.
The greater part of his life was
enjoyed the esteem and admiration
of wide circle of friends. On Nov.
20, 1878, he was united In mar
riage to Miss Harriet Ellen Powell
son. Their happy home was blessed
with four children. Mrs. Ellen Pow
elson, teacher in Windsor high
school; Friend S. Grimes of Grand
Rapids, Mich: Robert Arthur
Grimes of San Francisco, Calf, and
Mrs. Faye McWilliams, who passed
away Feb. "a, 1920.
When young man, he united
with the Sarahsville Methodist
church. and his long life was an
influence for good in the commun-
ity. The family home was broken
when his devoted wife preceded him
to that Better Land II years ago
this Thanksgiving. Since that time,
he has made his home with his
daughter. who lovingly and tenderly
cared for him during his long ILL
ness
He was faithful in his attendance
at the Stockport Methodist church
and Sabbath school, so long as his
health permitted His life was one
of unselfishness and consideration
eN~ cthers. He wiz ha remembered
because of his friendly, cheerful
and pleasing personality.
Much might be written upon the
life of "Grandpa" Grimes. as he was
familiarly known to neighbors and
friends. but he has written his auto
biography in a life of good deeds
which are more enduring than
words. His simple and trustful
faith in our Heavenly Father who
doeth all things well, will linger
long in our memory He was a low
ing husband and father, and was
especially fond of his six grandchil-
dren and three great grandchildren.
Funeral services for Homer J..
Grimes were conducted by Rev.
Lowell G. Mccoy, Monday, at l p.
M, from the home, and interment
was nade st Sarahsville-Stockport
CorreSnondent
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-11-20
ELMER GERLACH MAKING GOOD
AS RADIO OPERATOR

Elmer Gerlach, "a, Bristol town
ship, was recently transferred to
the u. S. S. Detroit, at Pearl Har-
Dor, Hiawii, as radio operator. Ger
ZACH graduated from Reinersville
high school, and later enrolled in a
CCC camp, where his ability as a
radio operator was recognized, and
he was sent to radio school. Com
pleting his course he returned to a
CCC camp as a radio instructor.
Last year he enlisted in the U. S.
navy for six years. He continued his
studies and was sent to the navy's
radio school at San Diego, Calf,
graduating fourth in a class of 81.
Later he took special examination
and passed first in the class. He
has since received three nromo-
tions, each time at an increase in
salary.
Gerlach is son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Homer Gerlach.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-11-20
PLACED IN CLASS IA

The local draft board has placed
the following in class la: Lester
Floyd Taylor, Chesterhill route;
two; George Sheldon Wilson, Malta
route one; Homer Edgar Jauchius,
Deavertown; Herschel James Har-
per, Reinersville route: Walter vir-
gil Scott, Stockport route two; Dee
Dewitt Dunkle, McConnelsville route
four; Charles William Brokaw,
McConnelsville route three; Russell
Junior Williams, McConnelsville
route; Roy Paul Newsom, Malta
route; Carl Delmer Brown, Duncan
Falls; Herschel Mclaughlin, Rein-
ersville; Robert Newberry Matunas,
McConnelsville Everett Mckee,
Trimble route; Raymond Francis
Startling, Chesterhill; Willis Glen
Olney. McConnelsville route; Allen
Dale Tuttle, Stockport route.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-11-20
MRS. G.. Fl. BAILEY DIES
NEAR HIGH HILL

Mrs. Delilah c. Bailey, 80, of the
High Hill vicinity. died Friday ev-
ening at her home. Death followed
a stroke which she suffered about
two weeks ago. She was the widow
of G. H. Bailey, who died eight
years ago.
The deceased is survived by two
sons, Ernest Bailey of Cumberland,
and Cha~'ce rHilcy Of Dennison;
one daughter, Mrs. Lucy Downey, of
Blue Rock one sister, Mrs. Cora
Gilpen, of Zanesville; % grandchil-
dren, and Is great grandchildren
Mrs. Bailey was member of the
Salem Methodist church.
Funeral rites were conducted at
the Ark Spring Baptist church, Sun
Gay afternoon at $3.50 o'clock, with
Rev. A. III. Miller, officiating. In
terment was in the churchyard cem-
etery.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-11-20
FAIR BOARD ELECTS
DIRECTORS

The election of fair board direc-
tors was held Saturday here at the
fair board office, with the follow
ing result: For three-year terms
Bloom township, w. F. Richardson;
Bristol, Ray G.. Smith; Deerfield, f..
e. Price; Marion, Earl Bowman. .
Morgan, William Huck. H. M. Full
Ter, Union township, and l.. B..
Stoneburner, York township, were
each elected for two year terms. to
fill vacancies in those townships.
The members whose terms ex-
pire in 1943 are: Meigsville, O. D..
Ferguson; Morgan, II. r. Bozman;
Manchester, w. M. Smith: Penn.
Myers Van Fossen:; Homer. Frank
Leeper.
Terms expiring in 1944-Center,
Leroy Olney; Malta, Chas. Finley;
Union, H. M. Fuller; Windsor. H. A..
Morris: York, B. L. 6toneburner.
The directors meet Dec. 20 to or
ganize, and to wind W this years
business
After the meetinE the board en-
joyed dinner at the Conte Shoppe.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-11-20
EDWARD SCHWENDEMAN
CALLED BY DEATH

Funeral services for Edward
Schwendeman, SO, were held Tues
day morning at 9 o'clock, here at
st. James Catholic church. with
Rev. Father W. L. Thomas, officiat-
ing Interment was made in McCon-
nelsville cemetery.
Mr.. Schwendeman, who had been
in failing health for more than a
year, died Friday evening at 6:15
clock at his home here. For the
past three weeks his condition had
been serious. For a number Of
years he and w. c. Gatewood were
pa, ,tners in the Central garage.
South Kennebec avenue. Some
months ago Mr.. Gatewood withdrew
from the firm, and the deceased op-
elated it until his health became
such that he was compelled to give
il up.
He was born at Lowell. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Schwendeman,
and for the past fifteen years
made this place his home. He
was a member of ST. James Cath
oIic church. His wife, who before
marriage, was Miss Mary Morgan
stern, daughter of the late VIM.
Morganstern, we'll known black
smith of this place, survives. He
also leaves five brothers, Peter and
Paul Schwendeman of near Lowell
~ cf onIor'. T~o-k of Springfield.
John of Lowell, and three sisters,
Mary and Ida, both Of near Lowell,
and Sophia, of Logan, w. Va. He
was the Oldest of the family of
nine children Tho deceased was
good citizen, who always had
s pleasant, friendly greeting for his
friends
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-11-20
DEATH OF p. f.. HOWARD
AT Ell PASO, TEXAS

Philip Ellsworth Howard. SO, died
at Ell Paso, Texas, Oct. Is, 194l.
This was the message received by
Mrs. S. S. Sines of Bristol township,
concerning the death of her broth
er, p. e. Howard. The word came
to Mr.. Howard's father, j. H. How
ard. first, at his home in Phoenix,
Ariz.. from the u. s. government.
The Howards formerly lived IN
Bristol township, and the deceased
was born there and at the age OF
18 enlisted in the army, serving IN
the Spanish-American and World
war No. 1. He was 80 years In the
service, and at the time of his death
was in government service.
Besides his father, two sisters
and three brothers also survive
Mrs. e. E. Sines. Bristol township;
Mrs. Edna Wagner, Phoenix, Ariz.;
Cecil Howard of Phoenix; Davis
Howard, Alamosa, Colo, and Shir-
lev R., of Springfield, o. The moth
er. elizabeth Weddy Howard, two
brothers, Finley and Clarence, and
two sisters, Della and Sadie, pre-
ceded him in death. Mr.. Howard
never married and after leaving
here Al years ago he had never re-
turned.
No further particulars regarding
his death, or burial, have been re-
ceived by relatives or friends here.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-11-20
DEATH OF MRS. NOAH WEAVER

Mrs. Tillie C. Weaver, sc, died at
her home near Portersville, Friday
afternoon. Death was due to heart
trouble. The deceased was born in
York township, near Deavertown,
the daughter of the late John and
Lois Torbert. She was membe"
of the Jerusalem Lutheran church.
Her husband. Noah Weaver, sur
wives, together with three sous,
Ernest Weaver of New Straitsville;
Emmett G., of La Grange, and Ker-
NIT of the home; four grandchildren
and sister, Mrs. John Whissen, OF
Roseville.
Funeral services were held Mon
day morning at 1890 O'Clock at
the Jerusalem church, conducted by
Rev. w. E. Burchholtz. Interment
was made in the church cemetery.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-11-20
SON-TN-TAW OF f.. r..
ROBERTS MISSING

The following is taken from a
Sandusky paper:
"a statewide search has been IN
stituted for Clyde KiIlingsworth.
Camp Cove. Huron, who has been
missing since early morning. Novem-
Der IL Killingsworth. 80 year
old laborer at the Plum Brook Ord
nance plant, left home at 7:15
o'clock. saving that he was going to
the CIO labor hall. his wife told
Deputy Sheriff Leroy Stone. who is
investigating The man never show
ed up either at the labor hall or at
the ordnance works, investigation
disclosed
Mrs. Killingsworth told officers
| that her husband was a steady
| worker and did not drink to excess,
| in appealing for aid when he failed
| to return"
| Mrs. Killingsworth was Miss Ev-
| elyn Roberts of this place. She stat
ed when her husband left for work,
he remarked that he did not want
to be late, as he would get over
time on the job. It was only about
a / 5 minute drive to the plant. but
he never appeared there and foul
play is suspected. The Killings
! worths have three children.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-11-20
DEATH OF GEORGE d. EPpLEv

George D. Eppley, of Bremen,
died at 2:20 last Thursday at a Co
lumbus hospital, following a long
illness The deceased was born at
Blue Rock and lived many years in
CrOoksville He was a retired farm
er, and a member CT the United
Brethren church and had lived. in
Bremen for Is years. His wife,
Mary Terer Eppley, survives, with
six sons and three daughters; also
surviving are brother, Charles
Eppley, Of Blue Rock. and two sis
ters, Mrs. Cornelius Fletcher, Zanes-
vile, and Mrs. Ed Ribble of near
Fagleport. There are 21 grandchil-
dren and four great grandchildren.
Funeral services were held Satur-
day afternoon at the Bremen u. B
church. Interment was made at
CrooksviIle.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-11-20
CORA YOUNG BARNETT DIES

Mrs. Cora Young Barnett, IA,
died Monday about midnight at her
home in Summerfield, following a
four weeks illness with hardening
of the arteries, and also suffered a
stroke. She is survived by her hus-
band, John Barnett; three children,
Charles Of Canton; John, jr., OF
Loogootee, Ind, and Mrs. Harold
Knowlton, Stockport. She also
leaves II grandchildren, two sisters,
Mrs. Lou Phillips, Summerfield, and
Miss Laura Young. Athens. She
was member of the Methodist
church and Of the o. e. s., Sum-
merfie1d.
/ Funeral rites Will be conducted
Friday afternoon at one o'clock,
with 1nterment at Sunmerdeld.