Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-08-07
Meigs


Der between two license plates
then step by step. We met some
folks we hadn't seen for some time,
: as we'll as some parts of America
We were glad to find but little sick
} ness; also glad to find that Garner
Dickerson is going to get to keep
his thumb. We spent very pleas
ant day with John Broedel and fam
lily and j. Lossie Glenn. You will
note we didn't say "and family"
They knew Lossie and 1 would have
la good time-and LOssie says they
do the work, which makes us won
der if Lossie is putting one over.
At any rate they seem very willing.
We noticed their son John-we
came nigh saying their baby-then
we thought of the mechanical work
of John and we changed the word
ing. While Lossie and I sat in the
shade, John came out and started
lawn mower to which he had attach
ed motor and started moving the
lawn. 1t will pay you to spend a
day at the Glenn farm. We found
at the Homer Lautzenheiser home
in Allen Hollow, quite a different
| condition than when we went there
| some four years ago, when Homer
| had pneumonia. While he has had
| quite lot of things happen to him
self and family, we would Judging
| by looks and the amount Of food
| they put away, they didn't need an
M. D. On Saturday we went TO
town to get sustenance for the fam
ly. In the afternoon we went to the
sale of our friend and co-worker, |
Rollie Gordon. We were sorry to |
learn Morgan county is to lose him |
to Canton On the way back we |
stopped at the Mrs. Milligan home |
to see how our friends Eliza Wells |
and Maggie Heron were. We found |
Liza mproved-Maggie seemed sort |
of depressed. We suggested the |
cause which seemed to relieve her.
We want to say at this time that we
admire the splendid work Mrs.
Milligan is doing. Preachers may
preach, and laymen pray, and not
have as many stars coming to them
as is due Mrs. Milligan.
Miss Eleanor Broedel, with her
aunt Miss Louise Broedel, Wheel
ing, w. Va, and Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
ry Alden, Marietta, are planning a
trip to Atlantic City, starting Aug.
II.
Harold Gerlach and Ralph Broe-
II al he
company. Gerald was sent with
crew into Virginia to erect silos.
Ralph was kept at the factory but
will go out later.
Occasionally we find some one
occasionally is often enough who
"cusses" everybody this side Of
Christ and down to Hitler Per-
haps they are afraid of both of
them. Anyway there is no one
right in the neighborhood, but
them, and so on. We have told the !
foregoing that we might ask your |
advice, for which we thank you.
1t seems funny, but fact, that
some of the big boys in the Morgan
county G.. O. P. are anXiously ask |
ing who the Democrats are going to |
offer in the AZ round up. On ac-
count Of the fact that we have vot-
ed the Democrat ticket two score
and four. We had thought We
might vote for the Republican coun-
ty commissioner next time-if he
would be commissioner this time,
instead of letting the other two
lead him. We are watching. P. s:
1t seems a lot of Republicans are
looking and listening also.
In speaking of Mrs. Russell Ray
we said she had defective vision,
when we should have said ''hear-
ing" We are glad to say she is
we'll posted on the events of the
day, and is an interesting conver-
sationalist
We find that in our travels with
some men, they misrepresent, which
if it were not for the fact that they
fool us, we would be sorry for 9TH
er folks.
Mrs. S. w. Sheridan, Mrs. Katie
Haines and children visited at the
Garner butcher home at London,
from Friday until Sunday.
Fred Radcliff and family attend
ed the Radcliff reunion at Caldwell
fair grounds, Sunday.
Little Reunion
The Little reunion will be held
at the Morgan county fair grounds
next Sunday, Aug. 10.
Earl Wilson is adding to the ap-
pearance of his home by building a
new porch.
Sells Property
C. D. Nichols has sold his proper
ty in Meigs to Delbert Roberts. POS
session is to be given as soon as Mr..
Nichols can repair the house he re-
Gently purchased-J. J. Evans farm.
Former residents will remember the
property sold, as the former A. j.
Scott property. Mr.. Nichols expects
to make extensive repairs on the
house, and had started to make con-
crete blocks to build garage.
Hard Luck
Earl Wilson had hard luck last
week. He lost a good calf by death
and the end of his thumb by blow
of the hammer, while working On
the new porch.
AS we announced last week Mar
tha Louise Risberg and Gerald
Niceswanger of Malta were married
at their newly furnished apartment
in Malta, last Sunday. While we
heard all about how the bride was