davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1941-08-17

Sixteen players started in the Paul
Morphy club tournament, but many
have dropped by the wayside, either
from sheer exhaustion due to the
excessive heat or absentia from the
city because of the lure of cool
mountain rendezvous where vaca-
ton is indeed luxury. H. Apple
man, with the top score. Ga has
withdrawn from the title fray. leav-
ing E. Boschan with the most played
games and points. ga. J. Ferber
and J. Neufeld have won seven
games each, while C. Pustilnik
stands 8l2-212. Vincent L. Eaton,
with only one drawn game and six
victories out Of seven games played,
may again capture the club title.
Meanwhile. j. Benjamin, L. Bleaker,
Dallas S. Burch, G. w. Hervey. H.
E. Miller, w. Plampin, A. c. Hoff-
man, H. B. Richardson, S. Kessler
and j. Korvick apparently are en-
joying an armistice until Thursday
evenings at the Jewish Community
Center are more Aforementioned. 4"
Drafteas and refugees are welcome
to play without charge every Thurs
day, Til pm, says Director j. Neu-
field.
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Donaersta9, Zen 20. Nai I94f

9otto. Sn Sapau lest man bic
Meoe &ooiepelts oabingebeno aus,
oaB er INNER nod sogert, bic Ser
etnigten Staaten in ben arieg o,l
fiibren. $685.. ..~ r..
2onoon. Sier lit man poller Sus
bel iiber oie Musfiibrllngen Rooies
belts. tSeine epohenabenoe &eoe 1T
in Gnglano iparm aufgenommen
mor0en.
8aibington. 8ommentare Der
fiibrenoen ,3eitungen slmerifus be-
tonen, oaB Die betpaffnete @ufjt Der
Gereinigten Staaten benllbt tperoen
tuiiroe. ,m Die ssreibeit Scr Meere
81 mabren uno 9entiblano au ber-
eiteln Ole lueitlibe Semiipbare du
oominicren. g..
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sitterteits>8uuetii,:
&on Yoliseidlef 8corac :. 0tato,pik

Salienbe 1erioncn alien Mlters
!reroen tGglit, auf ser StraBe Der
lcbt. Mebr oils sic SGlitc aller Ser
lctten inn Sano maren sS,lBgdnaer.
81 9ericnen bon 100 8etotcten let-
ten Sobres in Glepelanb marcn eben-
Tolls ssuBgGnger. @eniae bon oielen
ltniGlcn murocn perlriad,t burh Mb-
lauicn ser slItps bon isabrlue9en.
Sic mciiten llnfile fancn ourh oas
arellSen Ser Straben BON IuBgdn'
germ suItanoe.
Shrobl Sellte 81 Sup oas Gorred,t
nlf Sen 8cbiteiaen bnben, lino lie &c.
rnoe 10 perpflihtet gum Serbiiten BON
llniGnen, menn iie oie 1sabritraBe be-
treten. @enn oies auh niht Die Ser
authorizing Oes Motorilten perrin-
gcrt, 10 aibt es bennod, Dem SUB.
gGnger ieinen Cell Scr Yiliht. Nfo.
oerner Gerfcbr perlangt Iufmerfs
iamfeit bonn Motoriiten ais alh pom
ssllBadnger.
3uIammenitobe bon Nutos lino
INN 80 Ero5ent in oen lesten 7 Sab
rem nerringert norNen, neil Die Sob
rer Don araftipagen Die NottpenOigs
felt 5ur 9orlidlt eingeieben boben.
2eioer iino aber llnfGle bon Sub.
gdngern I'M 3nnehnen, MIR neil Die
notiae 9orlid,t Don oieicr Seite fcblt.
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11nbeisi,rGneter 11et>
,,,itanH
SdInb bon Seite 1.

Sic Siherbeit uno VcreitiHaits
mnd,lng ser Gereinigten Staaten
ali einen eoentl,ellen arieg lit Gor-
red)t Dor nlleln.
Berlin. Tas oeiltihc Nadridten=
9iiro fommentiert oie Heoe Yrdii-
oent Mooiepelts babingebcno, oaB er
nit allen Ntitteln periudt, oem ame-
rifaniifen %olf oeu arieg ifmaf
baft 81 MAIDEN. Sns beutihe Golf
bate feinen Streit nit Dem anerifa.
nilhen Tolf.
Mom. Sier Ia9t man, oaB bie Heoe
ocs ErGlioenten cine neue Griegss
erfldrlrng al Ole gldlenmGdte mar.
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Krebs iaet iiber anaeb<
listc Semtiebe Spienaee
uSr Dicsfentitee aus

@aibington. Gor Dem Sullsfomitee
fir rnamerifaniihe getGtigungen
iagte ser 36i1brige oelltid)e Staatss
angeborige 9iifurb &rebs aus, mie
Ole rmfaiiembe oeutihc Spionase lmo
Elm Nadridtenoicnlt in oen Gereinig,
ten Stndten arbcitcn lluo ipie ferncr
Selltidlano oaraui aus lit, ourh cine
Eolitif enger 3uianlmenarbeit nit
Satcinamcrifd sic Gereinigten Stoa.
ten van5iigreiien." "
Ger 3euge hat lmldugit unter Dem
Wamem San Saltin Gin 9ud, peroi,
ientlidt, in Dem er ieine angeblicben
Grfabrilngen ais Sgpus mo 8eIiapo.
ggcnt Idiloert. Nafoem er 5uerit
&ommlIniit geipeien lpar, ipuroe er
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Sei,ttiter,1 ,1tc,,3erte
sSm Hnblie MmSiturimm.

Die Glepelanb CONNER rYop" Son,
Serte, .lnter 0irigent Huoolpb Sling,
mali, eroffnen sic brittle Saiion am
IS. SUM. 9ieie &on5erte iino mllii.
faliicbe Greisniiie I. Hangcs, sic io'
gar Metropolitan Sper 9cllb iiber.
troiien babcn. Sm lebten Ssabr mlBte
sic Soiicu banf scr 9cinhcs nod
auf cine ). @ohe perlGngert merben.
Gieies Sabr finoeu sic Gpnserte
am Mittpoh, ,Sreitag rno Samstag
abcnbs. ser 3. unb 4. @ofe i'm Sunni
ltatt, ioluobl ais alt) in ser >. uno
3. @ohe inn Suli.
Ser |orfoui ser Gintrittsfarten
lit ilott inn @ange. Gintrittspreiie
lino pie iolgt: General Gintritt 25C,
@alfon SOC; 9feierpierte 9alfonlite
iomie Siifiisc aui bem Sauptfl,,r
iinS 75c llno ST.
Soliiten ser eriten @ohe, Mitt,
mod, IS. Suni, iino: ssrap uuo
Sragaiotti, &lauierfiinitlerpuar;
Sreitag, 20. Sllni, Seonaro @arren,
metropolitan Sper 8aritou; Cams
tag, 81. Slni, Serome @roB, beriibm,
ter Glepelanoer Giolinilt.
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MiteIieo ser 9sationaliosialiltiib
Yartei uno flob Damn nod Sen Ser
einigten Staaten. Gr er5Gblte iibcr
Die Sati9feit ser @eitapo in oieiem
2anoe ltnb erfldrte oen @eroegang
Ser ssiinften &olonne in Mmerifa uuo
iiberaa in ser @elt 100 Sel1tihe iib
auibalten. @eiter, oaB in Berlin iit)
cine &artotef befinoet, in oem alle
guslanooeltiden uerlnerft iino, lno
ibren Stano ser Sitlers sNegierrne
gegeniiber lim.
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Kirttefts0 0enteiniekaft
appcuicrte an 1Sccjcpelt

Muburn, g. q. Ser bier tagenbe
&onpent ser Disciples of Gbriit"
ser Staaten Neip 0orf lno 9telp Ser.
fen nobm cine GntidlieBung an in
ser Yrdiibent Moolepelt auigeforoert
miro, nit ,allen eroenfliden ebren.
haftcn Mitteln auf MISUNDERSTANDING
bes Weltfrieoens bin5lltpirfen." 81.
gleid) perlangt sic 9ieiolltiou bon
oem YrGiioenten, iniemals susuae.
ben, baB nnIeres eigenes 2ano in ben
&rieg eintritt, bepor pir ser @elt
oen Ylan zines fir uniere Meaicrine
af5ebtablen Grieocns por9clegt ia.
ben.
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aqsu ihnea 81 Subieften oieier @irt-
ibaft perben.
@enn ictt ser Seriud unternom-
men miro, oie alltoritdren 2Gnoer
fiir bie .3eritGrilng ser pirtihafts
lihen sSreibeit" in ser @elt perant-
wortl!d 81 MAIDEN, 10 fann man nift
einorinslid aenug baran erinnern,
Dob oie 1orn, in ser iid, ser @irt-
lhaitsfrieg poll5iebt, nid)t bon
SeutIhlano ober elmer anberen a,l-
toritaren Maht, lonoern bon 8robs
britannien beitimmt morbcu lit. Ssnl
tighten nelltralen SGnber, Ole Nieoer=
@eltfriea hat 8roBbritannien sic fir
ben Terfebr nit Geutihlano ipih
lanoe uno bie Sfapeis. burd 9ruf-
mitte( baSu peranlaBt, ali lire San.
oelsireibeit nit 7euti6lanb neit=
gebenb 81 uer5idten. Cine ssreibeit,
Die gegeniiber anoeren Meniden ilnb
9olfer un9leid aussenust miro, III
feline ef)te ssreibeit. gs ipar ielbitner,
itanolid,, oab Teltidlano sic ourf
feline Siege seidaffene Gage ba5u be,
nubte, nm Ser @ieberfebr folder elm,
ieitigen slusnubilng ser ssreibei1
brrh benadbarte 9dnoer einen Niegel
por5uihieben. Die fiihrenoen tpirt.
| idaftspolitiihen uno pripat1pirtihaft
lihen Eeri0nlidfeiten oes Meides
neridumen feline 8elegenbeit, Die
Hfli6ten Der Starfen lmo @roben
gegeniiber Den @leinen uno Shtpa.
den bernor3ubeben. 0abei lit oieit
neue @irtibaftsetbif auh Die edtt
@irtihaitsoernunft. Gs lit nod tel,
nen 0olfe uno 2anoe auf Ole 9aue,
| gut befommen, faui- nno lieierungs
fhDade gtahbarn ober Haumgenoi
len 81 baben. 0arlm baben iid) oie
Solfer aontinentalenropas 5l,neb.
memo bon elmer .ipirtidaftliden 1yrei
belt" abgetuanot, Die feline 1reibeit
Der aommenoen uno @eroenoen. ion
bern MIR Ger 0eitriaen mno Mbge
! tpirtihaiteten lit. Cine nene ssreiheit
bas flinat INNER it1rfer als ge
fenntnis Der neuen 80lfer bernor
fam nur auf einem neuen @ebt er.
itehen.
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1ip2rorom
v@louo ano Sanb" beginmt am
30. Mai.

Ser obengenannte Slim er5Gblt pom
2eten zines paabaliigen Stiers
fGmpfer5 i'm alten Spnnien, nah Der
beriibnlten Er5dbllrng bon gIasco
Sbane5.
Ger Slim in SSarben (Sed)nicolor),
bringt Sprone Holuer in Der Saupt-
role, eincn Siinqling oorlteaeno, Der
81 einen gelpaltigen Wataoor em'
porlteigt
Gr unterlicgt Dem 3auber elmer &c,
iiiblloien Sirene, bon Mita Sep,portb
oaraeiteat, nernatlGiiigt ieine getreue
Satin Sinoa Garnet mnb feline gan,
Sc aarrierc. Hud)ocm CT iSrelnoe,
8clO, slniehen ,lnh 5ulcst oie 8,lnlt
Ger Geriibrcrin perliert neriid)t er
Dicoer ieinen Sang in Der Nrena 5u
erobern.
Ger mimoerIhonc Slim, Ger iif) in
Merico Gitp abipielt, lpuroe unter
Sirettion BON Henben Wamoulian
gcorebt. uno non Garrpl 3anuf
Sluentietb Century Sor pcrausgabt.
gSritere HoQeniubaber iino: Na,i,
mopa, slntbonp Suinn, s. Carroll
gtailh, Sobn Gnrraoine, Spnn Bari,
Sairb Gregar uno &inccnt 8omc5.
IS lit immer lf,on fiibl I'M Sippo,
bronze Sbeater.
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Die 3ipil>p >pcrteiHiemi,a

gs lit oanfbar 81. beariiBen, bab
Mapor Sa8uaroia ieine erite &ehs
ais Seiter bes nellaeidlaiieneu 3iuil'
Gcrteibiaunasamtes Hid,t oa5l be.
nlltte, 8eipcnlter an Die @ano 81
maleu mb in bieien allfregenoen unb
uniideren 3eitem nod grobere 9eun'
rllbigllng nnb Nerpoiitdt unter Der
@epOlferung berpor3urnien.
ssie sic %erbdltniiic be,,t5utaae
licgcn, ipiiroc lif sic Mcgierung eli
ner if)iperen llnterluiiungsIiinoe
Ihulbig MAIDEN, ncnn lie oic organi.
iatoriid)cn WnBnabmen gum Shut
Ser 3ipilbeuolferura niht reid)t5eis
tig uro niht in einem lolden Inn,
fang trifit, oaB lie alIh entiernt lie
aenoen ooer llnipahriheinlid)en Gr.
eigniiien aereft weroen. @oriiht lpar
unb blcibt immcr nod sic Mutter
ser @eisbeit.
Wenn iid) nnn in unicrcn ameri.
faniihen @roBitGbten Yolisei mb
Sellerlrebr onran MAIDEN, eeitiisi
auf oie Griabrllnaen in oen bonn,
bar0ierten ellropGiihen Sanptitdo.
ten, oen sipilen 2nftidub 81 organi,
iieren. 10 beitcbt oesbalb nid)t oie
geringIte Seranlaiiung, ihon bon ei'
nem 9ombenregen a,f Nem Oorf.
Bolton ooer Ybilaoelpbia 81 iaieln,
oocr. ser 9feaierllng por5lhperfen, bab
lie nit berartiacn WaBnabmen &C.
iliiientlih Sen 9iirgern einen Shred
|einiagen pole.
Mapor 2a8llarbia bat erfldrt, iei,
ner lleber5eugllng nad) beitehe 95
Eroscnt 8abriheinliffeit, oaB oie
3ipilOerteioiallngs.M .MaBnabmen ME
in araft geiebt 5,l peroen brauhen.
IS laiien iih Tubenoe 9eilpieIe aus
oem tiglihen Seben bafiir anfiibren,
ipie mir llns gegen nod, piel unlpabrs
lbeinlihere Greignilie orrh Geriihe-
rllng ooer geeignete SoriihtsmaBnab-
men 81 ihiiBen.
@enn man oie 3ipil -8erteioi=
gnngs. .WaBnabmen als cine Mrt Ser
| Iliherlng gegen elm ,lnipabrihein=
lides ereignis mlffabt, Damn miro ibr
Wert uno ibre Notipenoigfeit ebenio
flar eriid)tlid pie oie 8egrenstbeit
iener, Die iie als Elm alarmierenoes,
|friegsbeberiides Manoper binitellen.
Sic maren mabriheinlih ole err
item Ole Der Megierlmg Nafldiiiafeit
ooriperfen piiroen, menn bie 3ipil,
perteioigrng zines cages oof nod
notipenoig Deroen iollte - uno nid)t
funftioniert.
Ssseoer 8iirger bat bie Yfliht, ieiu
Tell bei3litragen. nm Die 3ipilpertei-
oianngs.Srganiiation 10 ihneQ pie
moglid tuirfiam 81 MAIDEN. Gr lit oas
! iih, ieiner ssanilie nno ieinem Sanoe
idnlbig. llno nidt minber lpi6tig lit
es, Dob er gnaitbaien ,mo Sbspar3,
Iebern oen rein porbeugenoen Gba.
rafter Der 3ioilperteioieung fIar.
madt.
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unt,tS0lttt Aetet NIT
fut,oer ~ be3tpinaet,

Bottom Sn elmer Mniprahe Dor
Ser Moiiuhuietts Meoicol Societp
befnnhcte Or. Nobert 9. Sarris pom
Maiiadnlietts Snititute OF Sehuologp
bie Mnlie)t, oob "Gnglano ourh Sic
8egei,blodahe gum &unger aetriebca
mer0cn funn" lmo es nnocrIeitS an'
gelir)ts Scr nibr ,lpiiienihaftlifcn
ssortlhritte in Seutlhlano ieit Dem
Neltfries iaft unnloelih geluoroeu
iei, oaB Hcid) eifeftip 81 blofieren.
Wit oem @emerfen. ooB Gnalanb in
ieiner Sebensnittel &erlurglmg 5u
40 Yrosent aui oie Ginfllbr ongelpies
len lei, erflGrte Or. Surris, Gng,
lnno hdbe mebrerc 9tahburinIeln
nerlorcn bon ocnen cs iriiber arpBc
SuantitGten @enliiic uno Molferei.
Gr5engniiic ms Nanb hrndte lmh
fonne bcilte nid)t nlebr gcnug Nutter
fir feline Sdnpeinc. @efliiael lmo
Sdufe importicrcn. Sin aroBcr Sell
bes GiehbcItanoeS habe oobcr ae.
ihlabtet meroen miiilen. 0eutihlano
fonne aIe notiacn @itamine hellte
nit aerinacn Soften ipntbetiih her,
ltcllen nno Iei in Ser Schnit ser
Iebporierllng pon Sebensmittcln
uanoeren 9tationen pcit porouS". Gs
iii beridltet iporoen, 0o6 bic Ncutihcn
Streitfrdfte bon gcoGrrteu SebenS,
mitteln uno geoorrtcn Scbcnsmittcl-
Wiiflngen lebcn. Or. &arriS mor
lih uber nidt geuiB, Oh oaS Meicb
genug Erotein.SucIlen bobc, nm oic
Nhlen- -9eoiirfnilie inn ,San zines
lungen arIege5 beirieOiaen 3u t0n-
ner.
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8mlearet, beiebet,
s,pci ertcttiitc 1nieln

Sofia. Son bulgariiden Sruppen
6ciett puroen sic por ser SiibfiiIte
oes iiiolihen 5brasien gelegenen Sn'
ieln Samotbrafe ino Sbaios. Die
bcibcn arichiihen SSnicln paren rr.
ipriinslih bon oclltihen Sruppen
acnpnmen ipcroen, sic MN offenbar
anoerncitiee Seriuenoung finoen.
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o(rbeitsHienitpilitt in
HeuanS einoeiatrt

Berlin. Sic amtlihe oellti6e Nad),
ridtenagentur teilte nit. Dab fiir
bollanoilhe ssrnl,en uno WGnner i'm
Sitter bon rs bis 90 Ssahren 5,pangs-
nciier MrheitsbicnIt periiiat iuuroe.
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weyeanS biuiet
3uiaiittf,eftarbeit
Sorbcrt &oionien anf, Yetains
Wcg AT folaen

@id)n. General Marime Wepgano,
Ser 9efeblsbaber ser fransoiiiden
Streitfrdfte in Ncroafrifa, bat, tpie
befannt lprroc, Sen Ylan ser 0idp.
Megierune 5ur 3uiammenarbeit NIT
Seutiblano gebilliet. @epsano befin.
oct iid) in sllgier. .'. '.'.
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8ritiite Gr,.ppen im
8en,bav eineeiett

9ombap. 9ritiIhe Sruppen nurs
oen ausaeboben, INN nit einem ers
ncilten 9lufilcfern pon llnrilben fer
tig Sil iperoen in oeren Serlaui ieit
lebtc @ohc 40 Yerionen getotet llno
14O nerlebt murOcn.
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- 9itte leien Sic Ole Mnaeigen
,lnb nuterltiiBen Sie bieIe @eid)dfte!
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-11-27
Spurrier Ridge

| Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Wood and chill
dred David All Judy of GAINESVILLE,
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Hines of Ames-
| vile, and Ralph Wood and wife
were Thanksgiving guests of Mr..
and Mrs. N. M. Wood. Emma and
! Adelia Hart were Saturday evening
callers of the Woods.
Mr.. and Mrs. McCannes and
daughter Ruth of Glouster were
Sunday afternoon callers of Fred
Kirkbride and wife
Mrs. Eliza Shook visited recently
with her sister, Lizzie Adrian.
Charles Newton and family of
Malta were Thursday visitors of
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Newton. Mrs.
George Howard and daughter Will
ma were Friday guests.
Mrs. Bert Woodyard spent from
Tuesday evening until Saturday
with her brother, David Farnsworth,
and family, of Buck Run. She at
tended services at the Nazarene
church, at Malta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles woodward
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Katzenbach Of Jacksonville. Mr.. and
were present
Mrs. Chas. Hopkins was a Thurs
day dinner guest of Mrs. woodward.
Mr.. and Mrs. woodward were Sun
day evening callers of Leroy Swab.
Mrs. Ernest McElfresh and chill
dren were Thursday dinner guests
of Harvey Hallowell and wife. Har-
vey and wife were Sunday dinner
guests of Dennis Hallowell and fam
lily.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert Mills, Mrs.
Mary Mills, Marie Parsons and Jas.
Weber were Sunday guests of Hen
ry Parsons and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Burg, Blaine
Burg and two sons, Mr.. and Mrs.
Leake. Edward Thomas and son
were Thanksgiving guests Of Mr..
Mrs. Waldo Hale.
Mrs. Effie Ball and Mr.. and Mrs.
Gale Bebee were Thursday dinner
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison
Woolman.
Mrs. Hannah Woolman and son
Harrison, and wife, and Roy Swab
were Saturday afternoon callers at
Marietta.
Wayne and Berntce Adrian spent
their vacation at home.
It was Miss Lillian Morris who at
tended meeting at Spurrier.
Mrs. Verne Grigsby and Lillian
Morris were Friday dinner guests of
Mrs. Wagner and daughter Dora.
Verne Snyder and wife, of Colum-
bus, were Monday and Tuesday
guests of Ashley Wogan and fam
lily.
John Black spent last week in Co.
lumbus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Howard and
children were Sunday guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Dick Kirkbride. Harold
Kirkpatrick and brother were home
Sunday.
The Williams brothers have not
moved to another location yet.
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pool, formerly of Cambridge. The
bride was dressed in a street length
dress of aero blue with black acces-
sories. They were attended by Mr..
and Mrs. Ted Cook of Pittsburgh.
The wedding was witnessed by the
immediate family. A wedding
breakfast was served to the guests
at the Berwick hotel, at Cambridge.
Mrs. Scherd has been a successful
teacher in the commercial depart
ment of our local high school. They
will reside in Pittsburgh, where Mr..
Echerd is employed.
Homecoming At Christian Church
A homecoming will be held Sun
day at the Christian church. There
will be Sunday school and preaching
services in the forenoon, with a
basket dinner at noon, and in the
afternoon program. All are cor
daily invited.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-11-27

and dogs brought home. No arrests
were made.
Each Lords day, remember we
want you to be at East Branch
Church of Christ at 10:45 a. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas Kane of
Hickory ridge were recent visitors
of Mrs. Sheldon Kane, Of Ringgold.
Mrs. Esther Byers made a few
weeks visit with her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Smiley
Mounts, of Philo, and they were at
the home of Mrs. Byers', Thanksgiv-
ing day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Byers have sold
their Glouster property and we un-
derstand they have located in Zanes-
Vile.
Mrs. w. A. Williams picked a
mess of green beans out of the gar
den, the latter part of October.
Several were out at East Branch
Church of Christ last Lords day.
This is the day of autos-an easy
way to go rain or shine-not like
the days Of going on foot, but then
the attendance was better than now.
Mrs. Merle GLADDEN. Of Glouster
spent Sunday at the w. A. Updike
home.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Moore and
children of Lorain spent Thanks
giving vacation with Mr.. and Mrs
Dye Hall and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Moore. Mr.. Moore is a teacher in
the Lorain schools.
Alva Hill and wife made busi-
ness trip to Cumberland Wednes-
day afternoon. They are expecting
to install telephone in their home
soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ode Tilden spent
last Sunday afternoon with Mrs.
Lemma Irwin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Hall and son
spent Thanksgiving with Mr.. and
Mrs. F. Scott of Cloud. Mr.. and
Mrs. Denver Rowland and children
of Akron were also present.
Mr.. Henry Baughman, GAINESVILLE,
and Mr.. and Mrs. George Colcher,
Bridgeville, visited Thanksgiving
with Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Hall.
Dye Hall and John Smith are on
the sick list.
Chas. Gander, student at Ohio
State, spent the week end with
home folks, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Gander.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Moore( Lois
Gander) spent week end recently
with John Gander's and Frank
Moore's.
Mrs Ollie Long spent day re-
Gently with her uncle, Alfred James,
near Hoskinsville.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-11-27

Supt. and Mrs. Carl Fell and fam.
fly visited during Thanksgiving va
cation with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Foraker and Mr.. and Mrs
H. M. Fell, of Deavertown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Henery and
son Don of Newcomerstown, were
week end guests of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. L. Henery.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Hayes and
daughters were Thanksgiving day
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Ross.
Mrs. Elbert Finley and daughters
Judy and Martha spent Thanksgiv-
ing at New Concord at the home OF
Mrs. Fred Finley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Kienle have
returned to Columbus, after a short
visit with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
G. M. Newberry.
Mrs. r. A. Templeton and son
Robert of Cairo, w. Va, and Mrs.
Beryl Newton of Chesterhill were
callers Friday of the formers sister,
Mrs. N. L. Erwin. Mrs. Erwin and
guests also visited in GAINESVILLE
with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Loar and son
James spent last Thursday with
Mrs. Susie Chadwick, of Roxbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Elliott and
two children Peggy and Sue of
Sharpsburg visited Sunday after
noon with Mr.. and Mrs. Friend Wal
lace.
Miss Betty Oliver of Oakland
spent the week end with Mrs. Dale
Morris.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Barnett, jr,
spent Saturday night with his sister
and brother-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Knowlton, before returning
to their home in Loogootee, Ind.
Mrs. Philomena Schaad returned
home Friday, after spending the
past week with her daughter, Mrs.
Harold Offenberger, of Lowell. The
Offenberger baby who has been SER
iously i'll, is better.
Mrs. Alice Rouse of Bremen spent
from Thursday until Saturday at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. X.
Bachelor.
Mrs. Dorothy Daugherty and
daughter Donna Deane were Sun
day guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Tuttle of Stockport route.
Miss Mary Lou Burfield returned
Sunday to her work in Columbus,
after visiting over Thanksgiving
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. O.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-11-27

Emma Henery and Caroline New
som of Hillcrest were Friday after
| noon callers at the J. A. Simpson
home. Mrs. Maggie Metcalf was a
Saturday evening supper guest with
her brother, j. A. Simpson, and
! family.
Mrs. Harry Henery spent the
! week with her nephew, Ray Bach
elor, and wife, at Canton.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Simpson and
family attended the community
Thanksgiving dinner at the Newton
ridge hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Van Fossen and
daughter Edna Lee spent Sunday
with her mother, Mrs. j. r. McAnul-
ty.
David Coler Very Low
David Coler, who fell last week
injuring his hip, is in critical con-
dition, his death expected at any
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cross visited
Tuesday of last week with her
brother, w. R. Freshwater, of Wav-
erly, w. Va, and on Thanksgiving
day were guests of her son and
daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. K.
o. Cross, of GAINESVILLE.
Misses Laura Elizabeth and Mil
dred Carol James, Doris Medley and
Marjorie Wallace spent over the
week end at their respective homes.
Mrs. Jennie Patterson who was
threatened last week with pneu-
monia, is much improved.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan
Medley and family are sorry to learn
of the loss of their home by fire,
which occurred Monday, caused by
a defective flue.
o. f.. 8. Notice
Webb Chapter, No. 337, o. e. S.,
will meet this Thursday evening.
Election of officers will follow the
regular opening of lodge.
Mrs D. A. Van Fossen and Mrs.
Ivan Ball were hostesses Monday
night at the Van Fossen home, to
the members of the Friendly class
of the Methodist church.
Boyd-Echerd Nuptials
Miss Leota Boyd, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Homer Boyd, of Cam
bridge, and Mr.. Homer Echerd, of
Pittsburgh, Pa, were united in mar
riage Friday at the home Of the
brides parents, in Cambridge. An
improvised altar Of ferns and snap
dragons made a pretty setting for
the service, which was read by the
Rev. G.. w. Cooper, of East Liver