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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-12-04
OIL FIRE NEAR WOLF CREEK

About two O'Clock Friday after
noon the McConnelsville fire depart-
ment was summoned to Wolf Creek
where a 65-barrel tank OF crude oil
had caught fire. The oil was owned
by Owen Patterson, and they were
heating it preparatory to shipping.
The fire had gained too much head
way to be brought under control by
the time the fire department arriv-
ed. Part Of the burning oil ran out
Of the tank and onto a pond of wa
ter. In all 1t was rather spec
tacular blaze
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-12-04
McELHINEY'S FEATURED IN
COLUMBUS CITIZEN

The Columbus Citizen of last
Sunday carried fine picture of Miss
Rachel McElhiney and of the McEl-
hiney homestead, known as "Mor-
gan's Raid Farm" at Rokeby Lock.
and devoted considerable space to
the story of Morgan's raid, as told
by this 95 year old woman, and her
brother, William Mckinney, IS,
who were children Of 16 and seven
years respectively, at the time the
raid took place, July %. 1863. The
event, and their hiding in the near
by field until the raiders were driv-
en- away, is still vivid in their mem
Ories.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-12-04
Is NOT MARRIED

Several weeks ago this paper car
ried a brief item stating that Cor
poral Walter Dale Divers, Of Com
pany L. 166th Infantry, Camp Shell
by, Miss, had been spending his
furlough with his wife. Mr.. Divers
has informed us that he is not mar
ried, and asks US to make the cor
rection which we are glad to do.
The article was given us, and 1t was
published in good faith. Perhaps
the party who sent 1t to the Office
for publication did It as . joke.
However, It might not be 80 much
OF . joke after all, since there ID .
heavy penalty agailst. purposely
giving newspapers falae informa-
tion tor publication
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-12-04
DEATH OF JAMES WHITE

Funeral services were held Mon
day for James White, ST., IS, who
passed away at his home at Rose
Farm, Friday, at II o'clock a. M,
following a protracted illness.
Surviving are his wife, two sons.
James White, of Crooksville, and
John of Crooksville route two. and
a daughter, Mrs. Margaret Dante,
of Indiana, and two step children.
The body was cremated.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-12-04
MISS fillmore PRICE WEEDS
CHARLES Il. SPOLER

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Price. of
this place, announce the marriage
of their daughter, Gilmore, TO
Charles l.. Spoler. at Wellsburg, W..
Va The announcement was made
Saturday at beautifully appointed
luncheon at Crest Farm tea room,
north river road. k<R
Small scrolls hidden by place
cards. carried the news to about
20 relatives and close friends of the
bride from Columbus, GAINESVILLE,
and this locality, who were seated at
long table. centered with two
TERED wedding cake decorated with
yellow roses and pair of white
love birds. The yellow tapers, nut
baskets and large bowl Of yellow
chrysanthemumS made the table
lovely. Bridge was played follow
ing the luncheon, Mrs. r. A. Dur
bin. of Stockport, holding high
score, and Mrs. Jack Grubb, of Nc
Connelsville. second high.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spoler were unat-
tended. The double ring ceremony
was read by Rev. Prayer at the
Methodist parsonage, Wellsburg. W..
d., OCI. 4Sfl Ac DIluS WOIC
wild olive green three-piece en-
semble. with brown accessories, and
shoulder corsage of bronze Cali
fornia pom poms. Mrs. Spoler
graduated from M. e M. high school
and from the Marietta Business
college, and is now employed in
GAINESVILLE, at the WPA offices, su-
pervisor and clerk of national de-
fense register.
The groom, whose parents are de-
ceased, formerly resided in Cleve-
land. He graduated from a high
school in that city, and also from
Ohio University. Athens, majoring
in sociology. He is the executive
secretary of the Scioto county tu-
berculosis and health association,
with headquarters at Portsmouth.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-12-04
MISS JESSIE WELLS ILL
is AT HOSPITAL

Miss Jessie Wells, retired school
teacher Of this place, became very
i'll Wednesday and last night at
$50 O'Clock was taken to Good Sa-
maritan hospital, GAINESVILLE. Her
nephew, DR.. Herbert Wells, and
wife, Of Wil1oughby, came Tuesday
and are with her. DR.. Wells and
the local physician are not quite cer-
tain as to her trouble. Her condf-
tion is not good.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-12-04

No tentative date has been fixed
for the next draft call. There Will
be no call this month.
NOTICE

Effective Immediately, request
that there be no parking OF cars
other than IRE department members
IN the fire department parkway. or
an Kennebec avenue at the front Of
the department 30 marked by mo
Parking signs. These parking
apaces are meant for members cars
n order to avoid waste Of time BY
nhere IN 4nr11ns their ears w6sn4
repoTting for nre duty. Frank
Howard. Fire Chief. AdS'
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-12-04
THE WEATHER

II The government weather bureau
Here reports total rainfall for Mo-
vember was only 1.94 inches; for
the past week, IL. Temperatures
for week follow: Nov. 27th, 64-26:
2Sth, 62-27; 29th, 65-26: 3Oth. 64-
81; Dec. 1st. 63-40: End. 58-47;
3rd, 1888.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-12-04
TO ENGAGE IN TRUCKING
BUSINESS

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Tompkins,
who have been residing at st. Clairs-
vile, moved here the first Of the
week to the w. A. Barkhurst prop
erty. South Kennebec avenue. near
the afmory. Mr. Tompkins expects
to engage In the trucking business.
HI wifs III thhe / ftfhSf lfkrgaret
Barkhurst. dAlKkfDf 6k n. and
Nh. Everest &. sxkaurst
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-12-04
COUISON'S PLAN TO
MOVE NEXT MONTH

Workmen will begin remodeling
the Coulson building here next
week, and if present plans are car
ried out the store will be moved
from Malta to their new location,
about the middle of January, 1912.
The only lines they now handle,
which will not be in their new
store, are piece goods and floor cov-
erings. What business will occupy
the present Coulson store building
is not definitely decided.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-12-04
PURCHASES ANOTHER FARM

Editor w. d. Matson has purchas-
ed of Harry Parmiter, one Of his
farms. better known as the Reuben
Parmiter place. In south Bristol
township, which consists of 80
acres. 1t corners the Humphries
and the Lighthizer farms. which Mr..
Matson previously purchased. The
farms win be devoted to dairying
and raising Of Hereford cattle. and
will be managed by Chester Roberts.
assisted by w. n. Medley.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-12-04
MELLINGER TO WED

In q letter to friends here Mrs.
Nellie Mellinger Of Santa Barbara,
Calf, states that her daughter.
Margaret. will be married after the
first Of the year. Her husband-to-be
IL In Hawaii. and the couple met
last summer when Mias Mellinger
visited the island IN company with
other teachers from California. The
wsddtnE win take place n Hawaii.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-12-04
FIND s1o UNDER STAIR CARPET

When getting ready to move to
their new home in Malta, Mrs. Chas.
Miller and daughter Elsie, of NAL
ia hill, took up stair carpet under
which they found $16 in old bills.
They were of 81, IS and SO de-
nomination. The Ave bears the
date OF 1902, and the ten was dated
1918. These bills probably were
placed there by someone wishing to
hide them safely, and were later
forgotten.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-12-04
DEATHS TOLL

November "a to December 4, fO4
Emory r. Parsons, Beverly.
G. L. Stanhery. McConnelsville.
Robert w. Barnes, Meigsville.
Alta Mae Souders, CrOoksyille.
Mrs. Eva Mummey. Columbus.
w. II. Hoon, Portland, Ore.
Mrs. Mason nWer, CAldwell.
Mrs.. Margaret Reed, McConnelsvil
Andrew ]. Flood. Rose Farm.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-12-04
HENRY FOUCH HAS
SECOND STROKE

Henry Fouch, well known resi-
dent OF this place, suffered second
slight stroke. Sunday. He u Inn
proving.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-12-04

Charles RhInebarger of York
township, has been suffering with a
couple of boils, one on the side OF
his head and the other on his cheek.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-12-04
Court House News


Hearing on establishing of road
in Windsor township, petitioned for
by E. s. Robinson, ct al, on which
date for hearing on damages was
fixed for Nov. 80. 1941. has been
tabled until further notice.
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I~nfantile Paralysis
Reported In County

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mAladF.
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daughter. Joyce left last week for =
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Texas.
Miss Miriam williams Of Plnola.
Miss. Is visiting In the home Of Mr..
and Mrs A J. Franklin.
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Moss PONT HAPPENINGS


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wood are glad ne = knfrovsnR at
hcx hcuae faliowlng . recnnt illness
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ar. AMI kErz Norman Mars ara
3n. Charles a. PHILADELPHIA Mis-
are Visiting MrA MAfa Mother. Mrs
Inca couAsun. and aunt Mrs Mar
TIM Parker.
JOYCE NelAan IS enloysnx \ rhii
io Ruth JAMES IN 0uiftSss naiz
weeg
MKs c. ". jackson and hH
eranoaauF1fef. Billie nraze Her
ring. o. Pnsraeoala, returned es1n-
dny from q visit IN AslastiAe n c.
and Hackensack. ". y
Mrs. r. L Irving and grand
daughter returned O. their hosae b
BeazoFi. Miss last wes. after 3
visit IN the horae Of Mr.. and MrA
r q. Lennen
Miss AdAh Head Is enjoying Z
visit 70 relatives in LOutsxille. Ky
Harry wiiccx Of Camp EikTdlng
Pa returned Saturday for = several
days visit 70 his parents. mr.. and
Mrs H b Wilcox.
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Mr.. and Mrs. n p colmef and
two sons. Bobbie arad Freddie. from
Starkvifle. Miss are Spending seve-
raj Gays here with Mr. C0imers
mother. Mrs FRITZ Conner.
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Miss Bessie Ryrn Borden OF Port
Mcclellan. Ala. Is spending several
DAYS here with her mother. Mrs r.
G Borden
Miss Doris Dudley has returned
70 Hattiesburg. after = visit 70 her
parents, NJ. and Mrs George Dud-
iey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Barr and
little daughter Of Springhiil La. ar
rived Tuesday from Lucedale where
they had been visiting relatives and
w1l enjoy = visit 70 mr.. and Mrs. +.
l. DeLashmet
Mr. and Mrs. Glynn Miller and
little daughter Of SprinTlfiil. La. are
listing relatives and friends IA Pas
cagoula and Moss Point.
mr.. Spencer Beehe l. spending
several days this week In New York
City.
Mrs Edwin Mays and daughter.
Pat. left Saturday for q visit 70 MI.
ard AIRS. Claude Montz IN rev
sarpy. La.
AIRS r. II Gregory left Saturday
for a visit 60 HRS. Paul 6tebbinz IN
0aryyfile. La Mr. and Mrs. Greg
CRY Wood accompanied her sn6
Joyed a short visit IN the home Of
Ms. Stebhinz.
Out OF town relatives attending
the funeral Of Mr.. Henry Rhodes
here Monday were: q. T. Rhodes,
and daughter, Miss Lillian Rhodes.
OF New Orleans. Mr. and Mrs. W. J..
Gilmore Of jackson. and Mr.. and
Mrs. John Rhodes and son Of M0-
bile.
Mrs. Norman Mars and MRS. ".
II. Nelson. u. enjoyed : visit down
the coast Monday.
MrA D. II Mcclellan left Monday
for . visit to relstiyes in Mansfield.
La
jesse Thompson returned Monday
from q vacation trip aboard the
Know Miszissippl Better Train to
Canada.
Mr. and Mrs Claude Broone and
daughter. T0otsie.s 81 Sprfnehlu,
La are visiting 10 the home Of
Mr. and Mrs !. z. DeLashmet
BRIDGE PARTY HON0RTNG
MRS. J. sTOCKEITE
Mrs. Sidney Swami and HIT
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