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HOUSES FOR SALE.
DUTCH COLONIAL,
CHEVY CHASE, D. G..

Center-entrance. stone-and .stueco home,
on quiet street, free Of traffic. and sur
with fireplace, dining room with bay win
dow. kitchen with outside pantry, laundry
room with toilet and heating plant (auto-
matte gas heat, large screened rear porch.
all on main floor. Three large bedrooms
and bath and half on second floor: built
parochiai Schools and recreational center.
transpe rtation and shopping center. For
full information call MR.. HOWE, Emerson
3Q63-if no answer. call National OSH5
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WE HAVE CASH BUYER FOR YOUR D.
C. property IL the price is right. Frame or
brick. large or small, condition immaterial.
r. A. HUMPHREYS. -,
sOs No Can Realtor MA Os18.
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SMALL CASH PAYMENT.

S6,45O-Brand-new brick home, lovely
rooms, air-conditioned heat. fenced yard;
convenient D. C. location: high elevation.
overlooking the city. Here's your oppor-
tunity! Why nay rent? REALTY ASSO-
CTATEC National 143S
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RECT. RA. 956l
S4.500.

$500 cash. S45 month viii buy 7-rm. L
bath j. M. asbestos shingle house. Just ;
mi from D. c. line. Nice corner lot. Call
WI. $500; eyes,. Sligo 6hS2.
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Inspection is necessary to appreciate the
many advantages offered in this charming
home; library, living room, sunroom,
screened porch, dining room, pantry and
kitchen: 5 bedrooms and 3 baths; hoored
fian blinds. newly decorated: new G. z.
summer-wirter heating plant: insulated,
Weather-stripped You cannot duplicate
ARA0
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ROOMS WANTED.
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Club Grove, large
studio bedroom, private bath; in new home;
for couple Or smaller room for l or 2.
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FRIENDSHIP HEIGHTS.

BALANCE LIKE RENT.
1929 B St. S.e.-6 rooms, oatn' OIL
burner Cali District 2724.
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COLORED.
HOUSES FOR SALE.

HOUSES FOR SALE.
PETWORTH-6-RM. BRICK HOUSE. GA
rage. auto. heat; desirable NV. section;
convenient cars, buses, stores: 20 min.
downtown: reas OWNER. RA. 2422.
NICE BUNGALOW. NEARBY ARLINGTON,
Va.-10 minutes downtown. ) rms, bath.
full basement. attic, . large screened
pm. BRoDIE COLBERT. INC. Ma. ss75.
SAVE $4,000 TO $4,000 BUYING DE-
tached homes built at depression prices.
Brokers attention. FULTON r. GORDON.
owner 1927 Eye st. DI. $3.50
GEoRGFToWN; 2911 DUMBARToN-,S11.-
95o- Beautifully remodeled 6-rm; house,
real garden. Call 8 to IL. HO. S553.
RENT ONE AND LIVE IN THE OTHER.
Close to schools, churches. TRANSFORMATION.
Very attractive proposition. Inquire Mr..
Dreisen, with BETHEL, DI. 3100. or Ii.
9042 ewes.
CENTER ENTRANCE LIVING ROOM 12x
%, unusual kitchen. lavatory on first floor,
master bedroom 12xIS. 2 baths, full attic.
bright basement; price, S11,95O. ROBERT
E. HEATER. CH. 5622. 25s
GUEST HOUSE, LOCATION ON RHODE
Island at 15th-l2 rooms, l "a baths; new
oil burner and blower. Needs recondi-
tioning. S12.500. Ma. 6767.
CHEVY CHASE, d, c., / BLOCK CONN.
ve.-Semi-detached brick. 6 rooms, l
bath: all modern conveniences; almost
new: price, Ss,450. Inspection by appoint
ment only. Call OWNER Woodley 1886.
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PERFECT LOCATION.

This group Of new homes is located in q
most attractive NV. section, built by one
OF Washington's best-known builders AND
priced under $4,000: three bedrooms,
baths: Q layatories, den, recreation room
and maids room For appointment to see,
call J, WESLEY BUCHANAN, ME. 1143.
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HI1LcREsr DUTCH COLONIAL

HILLCREST DUTCH COLONIAL.
This house needs paint, but the price
will be reduced: fine neighborhood: see it
before you buy 2704 33rd st. sc. In
auire at branch office. 1901 Alabama ave.
Sc. Ii. 1000.
13d2 II w nT d6nn
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Beautiful Small Estate.
oQQ CASH

New 6-rm, 2-bath home, exclusive near
by Md. location. For appointment, WOOD
ler 2QQ1
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SILVER SPRING.

o1IbA oSn s4b1I1AOG.
BRICK BUNGALOW-ONLY SIS, $50.
5 lovely rooms. air-conditioned: tile
bath, large fioored attic: beautiful wooded
lot. white picket fence, concrete street;
SOOT Takoma ave. Close to everything.
Call owner and save commission. SH.
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42T-4271a 10th ST. NW.-2nd AND 3rd
floors, eight rooms, two baths.
VIM. r ELLIS, 1889 Eye st. NV. DI. 2029.
1850 COLUMBIA RID. N.W-LARGE LIV-
ing room, bedrooms, kitchen, dinette.
bath: ample closet space. 26'
1880 MONROE ST. NE.-UNFURNISHED
apartment, 2 rooms, kitchen semi-bath.
430 JEFFERSON ST. N.W-3-ROOM
apt, newly decorated: bath, stove, refs.,
pvt entrance: utilities incl, $45 mo-;
adults: gentiles. GE. 3002.
$50 B ST. N.E.-3 ROOMS, KITCHEN,
private bath; newly decorated: adults.
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If YOU WANT

Light, air, spacious rms, unusual design,
substantial construction
SEE 5729 9Th ST. NV.
New brick home, quiet street. 8 lge.
bedrms., 1st-f Law, built-in gar, high.
dry base, many added features. (Open to
FOR SALE BY OWNER BUILDER
DIRECT RA QhR0
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FLATS FOR RENT.
APARTMENTs UNFURNIsHED.

4 ROOMS AND BATH, GOOD CONDI-
ton: 447i2 Tennessee ave. ne; rent, S25
month Adams S9Ss. Large yard
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APARTs. WANTED SUBURBAN.

EMPLOYED LADY-THREE (3) ROOMS,
bath, unfurn., private entrance; must be
permanent, long lease. Not over S35
Alex, Va Highlands or Arl. After 6 pm,
Temple 1852. 27.
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EXCELLENT FOR

EXCELLENT FOR
ROOMING HOUSE OR CLUB.
Near 18th and Massachusetts, ave
Conv. to downtown business and Govern
ment areas. Large house containing thir-
teen rooms. two baths. Full basement:
oil heat. Can be handled on reasonable
terms And the price is astonishingly low.
J. A. WEINBERG CO.,
WOODWARD BLDG. Ma. $500.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-05-15
See "Men Of Boys Town"

Sunday and Monday nights May IS and 19, 'Men
of Boys Town will be shown here in the Twin City
Opera House. This is sequel to the original Boys
Town picture. here time ago. That picture left
impression for much good, but "Men of Boys Town
is an stronger production. 1t dramazes the
work of Father Fanagans Boys Home, of Boys
Town Nebraska 1t portrays the life of real living
character who has dedicated his life to help homeless
abandoned, unwanted boys, regardless of race
lgious creed and he has succeeded in his great
We writing this in order to bolster up attend
for this picture here, and what say is entire
ly without the knowledge of the opera house man
agement. What are interested in, is to have as
many as possible this production, because are
interested in the boys and believe that the picture
will assist parents in seeing their boys in perhaps
different light. Father Flanagan believes that no
boy is really bad While the title of the picture might
suggest that it is for boys than those grown
up, don't get that idea, since it is really important
ii not more so, that grown and women see this
picture, than it is for the boys.
What better time could it be shown than now when
boys and girls are completing their school year?
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-05-15

with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Or
Vile Morris. Mrs. Morris mother,
Mrs. Alma Mincks, of Dungannon,
and sister Miss Myrtle Mincks. Ma
rietta. are ALSO spending the week
at the Morris home.-- Mr.. and Mrs.
Edgar Dennis of Johnstown Mr..
and Mrs. Clyde Fulton and family,
near Mt Vernon, were week end
guests of Mr. and Mrs. d. B. Conn.
yrs. Conn accompanied her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Fulton, home for a week S
visit Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Scott,
daughter Lauribel of GAINESVILLE,
were week end guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Porter Mr.. and Mrs.
A. E. Matthews and son Edgar at
tended the funeral of Mr.. Matthews
sister, Mrs. Nettie Otterbein. of Ma
rietta, Tuesday Mrs. Otterbein pass
ed away Saturday evening at 5:15,
at her home. She suffered a stroke
of paralysis on Saturday preceding
her death. The deceased was the
oldest daughter of the late George
and Flora Wilson Matthews.
Robert Conn WeGs Columbus Girl
On Saturday, May 8, Miss Pauline
LEWIS, UduSHtSl VI WI anu WI .. -.
Walters, of Columbus, became the
bride of Robert Conn, son of, Mr.
and Mrs. d. B. Conn. A graduate
of a Columbus high school, the bride
has been employed in the office OF
the state highway department in
the State Office building. Columbus
The groom attended Beverly high
school and has employment in Co
lumbus. The brides dress was blue
with accessories to match. The
wedding ceremony was witnessed by
the groom's sister, Miss Ruth Conn
and Miss Ruth Jamison. of Colum.
bus. They are at home to friends
! at 296 s. Hague avenue, Columbus.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-05-15

various parts of the old world the time for all of
citizens to reafrm their belief in the principles Of
democracy upon which country is built. The
Charles Stelzle, Inc, New York has prepared spe
cial article written by Ruth Taylor on II Am An
American Day, which we are glad pass on, fol-
lows:
May 18th is Il Am An American Day-a day of
welcome to the czen-both to those who IN
youth have comeoage and attained their citizenship
by virtue of birthand to those nauralized citizens
who in maturity have chosen give their allegiance
this country of and the ideals for which it
stands.
To those who today for the first time join in proud
y saying Il Am An American Greetings May the
of citizenship which lie ahead be fruitful
May you have peaceful and prosperous life time in a
peaceful, prosperous country!
But for those of whom citizenship here is not
newt Am An American" Day takes added sig
nfcance. For it is day when must hold a mirror
to ourselves and ask how truly Americans
how will Americanism stand the scrutiny these
new citizens?
America is land of freedom" Do offer the
freedom to neighbors as we expect for our
selves?
America is land of religious liberty Do we hold
ourselves aloof because way worship our creed
may not be that of our neighbor?
America is a land of equal opportunity" Do we
discriminate against neighbor because race or
creed or color? Do use a yardstick of class or
creed rather than one of ability and character?
To say Il Am An American" is enough. We
must 1--we N-proudly, yet humbly, in spirit of
wholehearted cooperation and friendship toward all
Il Am An American implies obligation as we'll as
a right-a duty well privilege-and it is only
when these duties fulfedthe furtherance to the
best OF our ability of "life, liberty pursuit OF
happiness for allregardess of race or creed or col
or-that we have the right to proudly proclaim q
Am An Americana
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-05-15
Portersvine

Visitors at the |. c. Masterson
home Sunday were Mrs. Dora Mas
terson and family of GAINESVILLE, Mr..
of Philo, George Sidwell and family
CT GAINESVILLE. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Croy Mrs. Priscilla Sidwell had IS
guests over the week end and Sun
day Mr. and Mrs. Dayton Sidwell
of Morgantown, W. Va, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Reed and two sons,
Harold and George of West Virginia,
and George Sidwell and family OF
GAINESVILLE. Forest Bankes, Zanes-
vile, and Carleton Bankes, Crooks
vile. visited over Sunday with their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Bank
es-Robert MastersOn of Balm
bridge was a week end visitor with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Mas
terson Dorothy Morrow, near Nc
Connelsville, srent Friday night
and Saturday with June Taylor
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Jadwin and
children and Mrs. Mary Hearing. all
Of GAINESVILLE visited Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. c. w. Jadwin.--Jo
Sigler. Ramona Argo. Mary Mar
earet G-ouey and Durwood Timber
man have chickenpoX. and Verona
Jean Argo is i'll with both measles
and chickenpoX.- Mrs. Herbert
Bankes is spending a few days with
her mother, Mrs. VIM. Forsythe who
is in very poor health Donald Ogg,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Ogg,
and Miss Rea Stoneburner of Dea-
vertown, were united in marriage
Saturday at Roseville--M and
Mrs Ed Allen visited Sunday at the
Bonifant home in Crooksville.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-05-15
East Bloom

The Eureka club held their last
meeting with Blanche and Katherine
Greer, Thursday afternoon, May l .
Twelve members were present. The
business meeting was held and
program given. A social time was
spent and refreshments served The
June meeting will be with Lenna
and Opal Williams Program: Song
Star Spangled Banner; roll call
Bible verse; memorial day reading,
Louise MastersOn;' solo" Lenna VIII
liams; Proper care of the American
flag, and when and how displayed,
Winnie Parmiter; contest, Alice Gift
ford; Louise Masterson's name was
drawn for the July meeting Mrs.
Ella Roberts was surprised on Sun
day evening which was her birthday.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs
Elwood Roberts, daughters Maxine
and Frieda and son James, Mr.. and
Mrs. Curt Richardson and daughter,
Claribel, and Mr.. and Mrs Fred
Parmiter and son Robert Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Roberts, daughter Erma
and Kinsey McPeak Ice cream and
cake were served Mr. and Mrs.
Allan Stewart and two children
spent Sunday night at GAINESVILLE
with Mrs. Stewart's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Cline. J. Clifford, wife
and sons Roy and Earl were Sunday
visitors at John Gifford's. near Nc
Kendree.- Mrs. W. A. Greer spent
Monday with her daughter, Mrs.
Hazel Stewart Carl, Lyle and Lee
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-05-15

AppersOn, Lee Stewart and Eldon
Greer are all sick with measles
Roy Clifford went to GAINESVILLE Sun
day evening where he spent the
night and Monday with his brother,
George, and wife, leaving there Mon
day evening for Evanston, ILL.,,
where he will enter college little
later Chester Clawson and family
and Mrs. Alice Piper were Sunday
guests at E. e. Stewards The z.
7. A. meeting was held at Tunnel
Hill Friday evening. Officers for
next year are: President, Mrs. Lew
is Greer; vice pres, Robert Par
miter; sec'y-treas., Dwight Richard
son: program committee, Wilma
Ickes, Lucille Roberts and Hazel
Stewart; refreshment committee,
Curt Richardson, Herman Elliott,
Harlan Williams, Dennis Daley and
Homer Buchanan-Mr. and Mrs.
Ed Roberts, daughter Erma and
kinsey McPeak spent Sunday at
Bernard Roberts, in Zanesvllle--
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Mautz and two
daughters and Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle
Mautz were Sunday afternoon visit
ors at Sam Stewards Howard Rex
who was in the hospital for num-
ber of weeks. is at home and stead
lily improving. The Comrade sun
day school class held their meeting
with Katherine and Maydelle Greer,
Thursday night, May 8. Twenty
two were present The program was
given. This was a farewell party
for Roy Clifford, one Of the members
of the class The class presented
him with nice present. The next
meeting will be at Erma Stewart
Billy Rae and Dicky Farrls OF
Duncan Falls spent the week end
with their grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Grove Farris. Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Greer were Sunday visitors
at Mrs. w. A. Greer Miss Beu-
! lah Hardin of McConnelsville spent
/ Sunday at the Ed Robb home
Miss Alberta Barkhurst spent Sat
urday night and Sunday at her home
here.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-05-15
Hackney

Mrs Grover Townsend, sons Nor
ris and Junior, and daughter jean
cite spent Sunday with the former S
mother Mrs. Daisy Morris, of Rich
Valley Mrs. Lewis Smith spent the
week end with her parents, Mr.. Gus
sins and wife. of Waterford Miss
Myrtle Lucy, Catlettsburg, KY, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Wayne Webb
and family y.--Late word from Robert
Morris is that he is now located as
second lieutenant at CCC camp at
Middle Point, O.. near Lima. - Mrs.
Nettie Robinson of NcConnelsville:
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Robinson, Mrs.
Merida Nussderfer and daughter Mar
jorie. of Worthington; Mr.. and Mrs.
and Bonnie of Columbus; Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Gephart. Mrs. Emma
Gephart and Mrs. Lizzie Adams Of
Marietta. and NJ. r. Morris were
Sunday dinner guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs d. F. Morris. The dinner was
in honor of the birthday anniver-
saries of Mrs. Nettie Robinson, Mrs.
W c. Robinson and Maxine Robin
son.--Francis McFerren, Massillon.
spent the week end with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur McFerren.--
Atty and Mrs. j. S. Phillis. Zanes
Vile; Mr. and Mrs. ROLAND Pattin,
Cleveland, spent the week end with
Nr. Phillis' sister and Mrs. Pattin s
mother, Mrs. V. NJ Haines. and fam
lily Edgar Garvin of Athens spent
Sunday with his mother. Mrs. A, G.
Albright and husband E. \. Park
and Mr. Fultz of New Lexington
We're afternoon callers of the AL
brights.- Mr. and Mrs, Cash Parrish
and Jackie Reed of Canton spent the
week end with Mr. Parrish's sister
and Jackie's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. NJ Reed, and family. Earl Bak
er. Mrs. VIM. Hinton and daughter
Judy of Akron. spent the week end
with their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. W.
l.. Stiers and relatives. Their grand
mother, Mrs Alpha Burns accompa-
MED them home for an indefinite
visit with the Hintons and her SON
in-law and daughter, Mr.. and MrH.
Harry Griggs and daughter Edith
Faye Mr.. and Mrs. Galen M"Fes-
rem of Canton spent the week end
with home folks, Mr.. McFerren ro-
turning to Canton, Sunday, Mr. Me
Ferren remaining for a lonec" 'o''
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-05-15
Arlington

Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Woodward
attended family dinner at the
Smith home Sunday honoring DON
aid Rhinehart.--Mr. and Mrs. Wal
ter Blackledge spent the week end
with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Summers
and daughter Betty, near Kent. Ho-
mer Smith accompanied his grand
parents to Kent, and went to Cleye-
land where he visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Homer Lawrence Sunday callers
at the McGregor home were Mr.. and
Mrs. Glen Miller and daughters Jane
and Eleanor of Sharpsburg; Mr..
and Mrs. c. s. Lawrence. Mr.. and
Mrs. H. w. Wilson and Mrs. J. NJ.
McGregor.--M Mr.. and Mrs John Will
son Scott, Miss Winifred Scott and
Ellis Dairy if GAINESVILLE, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs.
o. F. Flanders, Mr. and Mrs. John
Woodward and son Ronald, Mrs.
Dora Flanders, Miss Mary Belle
Flanders and Clayton Woodward, all
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. S.
w. Scott and daughter Alice Marie
of Moundsville, w. Va.--The wom-
ems society of Christian Service of
the Mt. Carmel church will meet
Wednesday, May 21. with Rev and
Mrs. Brown, at Renrock Mr.. and
Mrs. H. w. Wilson visited Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Smith, Tuesday evening
Mrs. r. F. McGregor and daughter
Beulah were Sunday callers at the
G. A. Richey home Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Smith visited relatives at
Toronto, recently.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-05-15

and wife Of Byesville spent Sunday
with the formers brother, A. X.
Ridgley. Mrs. Effie. Wiley remained
for longer visit Corporal Myron
Miller of Camp Shelby, Miss, is i'll
with measles at Flation hospital.
Eva Louise Llewellyn, r. NJ, of CO.
lumbus, is spending few days with
home folks The Rotary club enter
tanned the All boys at the M. & M.
high school auditorium, Friday ev-
ening. Cake and ice cream was
served Bobby Graham was guest.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Wells were
dinner guests Sunday at the home
of their son, Paul Wells, of Elliott.
Mrs Sadie Mercer and son Paul
of McConnelsville spent Sunday aft
ernoon With Mr.. and Mrs. c.. HI.
Newman.--Ro Tracy, accompanied
by Mrs. Ed Barkhurst of Malta and
Mrs. Ebert Shory and, little. son of
Cutler Dam, spent last Tuesday with
Mrs. Howard Amstutz of Newark
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-05-15
MEIGS SCRIBE ON THE ROAD

i
Tuesday Of last week we rode
of II and 76, then started walking
up 76 which presented familiar
scenes, we having spent many days
with pick. and shovel there. At the
Lashley home we found the house
unoccupied., When we worked down
there Dwight Haines and family
lived there Now they are owners
and occupy the former T. A. Petty
farm at !, the Head-Gordon home
While we had worked along the
highway past the Gordon home we
had never talked with Mrs. Gordon.
On account of the fact that we were
carrying a brief case and that an
agent who had travelled ahead of us
had been rude, she at first thought
she didn't want to give us an aud
ience-but when Informed who We
were and our business, her kindly
disposition at once came to the
front. We were there for what you
city folks call lunch, but, the word
lunch don't come close to express
ing it. While they only had bread,
butter potatoes, beans. cottage
cheese, macaroni, peas; two or three
kinds of fruit buffers, pickles, cof-
fee, milk and pie, we managed to
satisfy our hunger After dinner
they bought of our ware without
our asking We wonder how we
can find an excuse to go there
again?
At the w j. Campbell home we
found Milton Rogers; he will be 81
in July. While he is not as nimble
as he was when we first knew him,
he is still going strong for one start
ing in the ninth grade. Mrs Camp
bell informed us that they We're
hauling water, at the former Henry
Wainwright farm. now owned by
Mr.. Devoid; the house is unoccu-
pied.
At the j. A Richards home the
lady of the house seemed to know
US, but we gave up after several
minutes of trying to connect her
with the past. On inquiry we found
she was the former Liliie Hayes,
who at one time with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs Alex Hayes, lived at
Otho. At the Minor Morris home
We found Mrs. Morris and daughter
papering Minor was wearing the
clods out preparatory to planting
corn All along the way we heard
regrets regarding the accident which
befell that good man the, Rev. Nick
ersOn
At the Hosom home we found
Mr.. Hosom building chimney. Mrs.
Hosom cleaning the yard. After we
had bothered him for a while Billie
Dye came to take our place. Omar
Allen came along with jag of hay. |
When we see him we always think |
of one time when we were spending
the day at the Allen home. - Omar |
came in with a milk COW After he |
had stabbed her and eaten his sup
per, he hurried to the barn thinking |
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-05-15

late Henry and Sarah Burchett Alex
ander, and was born in this county.
and his wife, the former Miss Anna
Coburn, were both former residents
of this village, both before and aft
er marriage
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Brown (Nettie
Floyd of Dayton, who are visiting
in the county, spent Saturday, night
here with Mrs. Margaret Groves,
and on Sunday motored to Marietta,
where they took dinner. Mrs.
Groves accompanied them to Zanes-
vile for visit with her son, Mr..
Harry Wilson and family
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Ray of Cald-
we'll We're callers here Sunday after
noon.
Dale Singree, while working in
the WPA stone quarry, Saturday,
near Reinersville, was cut about the
face with stone spawl. A local
doctor dressed the wounds
Mr.. and Mrs. John Whitney who
are located at ST. Clairsville, where
Mr.. Whitney is auditing the records
of Belmont county. were brief Wis
itors here Sunday at the j. H. Wick
ersham home.
School Not To Reopen
The Unionville school which has
been closed for the past three weeks
on account of the epidemic of mea-
sles and mumpS, which still con-
tinues, will not be reopened this
term. Miss Marguerite Hardesty.
the teacher, was here last week call
ing on her pupils, and delivering the
report cards.
Plenty of frost here Monday morn
ing. Hope it is the last one.
Mike Ponchak is so far recovered
from a long illness as to be able TO
visit the local store, but not yet
able to work