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Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-01-30
CHESTER S. STRONG,
Morgan County Auditor.

! Musllingum Valley Transfer Co., In
Lot II, Eagleport Baughman's Addi-
ton, $40, tax 1924.
| Same, In Lot II, Eagleport Baugh-
mans addition, $40, tax $2.26.
: Long, v T.. and Marie, In Lot 1916,
! EolIeby Brown Ansel Addition, $3.50,
/ tax $3.50.
staskevich, Barney and Margaret,
] Out Lot II, Rolleby, Davis Addition,
| $50 tax S SIS.
Same, Lot u, Rokeby. Davis Addi-
ton, $50 tax 5 .S5.
Same, Lot 13, Rolleby, Davis Addi~
ton, S410. tax $3.50
Same, Lot Il, Rokeby, Davis Addi-
! tion, $50, tax $100.
! Same, Lot Is, Rokeby. Davis Addi-
/ tion, $50, tax $100
Collins, William, In Lot s, AIRING
ton, Talley's Addition, So tax $3.50
Same In Lot 9, Arlington, Talley
| IA 7ition $40, tax $5.52
BRISTOL TOW NSHIP
Anderson, Columbus, r IL, T II, 5
IS, Lot 10, acres, $3.50, tax $276
Anderson Geo. f., r II, T IL, S 26
Lot L. 6 acres $3.50, tax SAL"
Anderson, Rachel and Webster, + / 1
7 II. 16, Lot IA. 1.50 acres, $50, taS
AS.
Same, r II, T II, IS, Lot 13, 4,4(
acres, $31o tax $3.42.
| Same, r II. T II, 6, Lot II, 5.17
acres. $40, tax rs.
Same, r II, T II, S 16, Lot IS, Gao
acres, $50, tax SO.
Baker, Estella, r IL, T II, sc, Lot
/, n. E. Corner q acre $40 tax .49
Same, 4 II, T II, 5 %, Lot 16, 5.6a
acres, $50, tax SLIP.
Same. r IL, T II, 25, Lot "a, 4.32
acres, So, tax $262.
Same, r l, T Il, S %, Lot 30, AS
acre, $50, tax S So
Hopkins, Carrie r II, T H. S ~, Lot
H. .o2 acre so, tax Is.
knight Alta, r IL, T II, S 2, Lot
! 16, 22.73 acres, $500, tax $2.20.
J Same r IL, T IL, S 2, Lot 2, As acres,
Same, II, T IL, 2, Lot l, Al acres,
| $40, tax $5.94.
Same, r II, r II, S 81, Lot 1S, 1,75
| acres $50, tax s253
| Same, r H. IL, 27, Lot 8, 1.87
acres, $14G, tax $5.3S.
Stalker, j. H., r IL, T II, q, Lot 2,
coal under 80 a, $3.50, tax $5.62.
Same, r IL, # II, S 21, Lot 3, coal
under 80 a, $40, tax $6.72.
Same, r II, II, 81, $50 acres
$50, tax $1.46.
Smith, Pearl, In Lot 6, Bristol, Old
Part. $3.50, tax $1.04.
CENTER TOWNSHIP
Allen, John, r 10, T 8, 5, d 13,
275 acres. $50, tax $3709
Barnhart Clarence and Ollie, X 10,
T g. II, S d II, 3S acres, $3.50, tax
$1137
Same, r 10, T 6, S IA, S d 6, 80 acres
$3.50 tax $849
Cowden l. p. and Mary A., 10, 7
G. S 90, S ID ., 40 acres, $24o, tax S32.-
33
same. II 10 T c, 20, D 4-22, 10
acres 1920, tax $3S98
Mckelvey, VIM. G., r 10, t 6, 3,
D s. \. W part, 3 acres. $50, tax 1881.
Mincks. Roy, r 10, T 6, % d 16-
II. acres, $120, tax $21.02.
Same r 10, 6, 5 %, d 22-23,
$50 acres, $50, tax $12.14.
Same t, 10, T 6, $ %, S ID %, .S3
acre. $40, tax $2.36.
Same, r 10. T 6, S %, S d 3, 1861
acres. $310, tax $49.0S.
Palmer, O. l., r 10. T s, Q, y 2
ESQ acres. $500 tax $2114.
Paxton. Elv-ood r, l. 10, T s, l, )
l. >. p acres, $3.50, tax $2.52.
Phillis. Perley. r 10, g. -, y
"A. life estate to Thos. Phillis, 10 acre,
$40. tax $114.
acre. $40 $1.1f.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-01-30

Same, r IL, 4 IL, "a, D II, 21.s7
acres, $500, tax $11.33.
Same, r 12, T IL, S "a, s d 5-8, 1888
acres, $500, tax $1814
Same, r IL, IL, s "a, S D IL, $40
acres, $50, tax $1.S2.
Needham, Laura, r IL, T II, s 81, s
ID 2, 40 acres, s700, tax $3.50.
Same, IL, T IL, S "a, S ID 18, 1915
acres, $170, tax 1886.
Preston, L. b. Father, r II, T 10, 8
8, S ID "a. building on leased land,
$780, tax $6.81.
PENN TOWNSHIP
Bachelor ]. l.. and Rita, r IL, T 10,
Fr. 2, S ID 3, ex. oil and gas, 97.53
acres $2,500, tax $84.47.
Same, r II, T g. S IL, D 2, ex. oil
and gas, 1901 acres, $500, tax 5000.
Ball, Bryan, IL, T 10, S 33, d s.
81, SAT acres. $3.50, tax $22.2S.
Same, r IL, T 10, S 33, S D %, 2.78
acres, $50, tax S so.
Gheen, Francis NJ, r IL, 8, S 13, S
d 10, 42.7S acres, 5000, tax $47.I6.
Same, r IL, T 3. 13, S D 29, rs
acre, $50, tax $1.56.
Kinsey, Emily A, r II, T 9, FIR. 3, s
l. 3, $50 acres, 500, tax $4.37
Maybe, Hugh and Hazel, r II, T 10,
Continued on page Seven)
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-01-30
LegaI Notice

Marie Stephenson Myers, who re-
sides at No 128 Eason Avenue, High
land Park, Wayne County, Michigan,
will take notice that Delmer Ray as
administrator of the estate of Benton
Cordray, deceased. on the 9Th day Of
January, 1941, filed his petition in the
Probate Court of Morgan County,
Ohio, alleging that the personal es-
tate of said decedent is insufficient to
pay his debts and the charges of ad-
ministration; that he died seized in
fee simple of the following described
real estate situate in said County to-
wit: The undivided 10-11th interest in
and to subdivisions one Cd and
eighteen (18) of Section 6, Town G.,
Range 10, and consisting of AZ acres,
more or less in Center township, said
County; that Martha Cordray, as wild
ow of said decedent, is entitled to the
whole estate of said decedent and
said named defendant is entitled to
the undivided LA Of said AZ acres.
The prayer of said petition is for sale
of said premises for the payment of
and charges aforesaid.
Said above-named Marie Stephenson
Myers will take notice that she has
been made party defendant to said
petition and is required to answer the
same on or before the 9th day Of
February, 1941.
DELMER, RAY,
AS Administrator of Benton
Cordray, Deceased.
G.. o. McGonagle Attorney for Plaintiff.
92i6
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-01-30
NOTICE OF FILING ACCOUNTS
The State of Ohio, Morgan County,
In Probate Court

Whereas, accounts and vouchers
have been filed in the office of this
Court by the Administrators or Ex-
ecutors Of the following deceased
persons, tO-wit:
Matte Weber, as the executrix of
the estate of Louis j. Weber;
Ginevra Remy, as Administrative Of
the estate of Simeon Remy; Andrew
Douglas Erwin, as executor of the
estate of N. L. Erwin, and by the fol-
lowing guardians: Russell L. Devol,
as guardian of William L. DevOl;
Eva Spring, as guardian of Homer
Jauchius, ct al.
Notice is hereby given that said
accounts and vouchers are now on
file in the office of said Court, being
suspended for confirmation, and per-
sons interested in said accounts or
any item thereof, may file written
exceptions thereto, at least five days
prior to the 10th day of February,
1941, when the same will be heard
and continued from day to day un-
til finally disposed Of.
ARTHUR TORBERT,
1918 Probate Judge.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-01-30

LEGAL NOTICE
Charles w. Gilpin, Plaintiff


George w. Johnson, an incompetent,
ct al, Defendants
The unknown next of kin of the de-
ceased brothers and sisters of Annie
Lindsey Johnson (if such next of kin
are living), or, if any of such next of
kin are deceased, then the unknown
spouses, heirs, devisees, legatees, per-
sonal representatives, and or success
sors of such deceased next of kim
will take notice that the 20th day
of December. 1910, Charles w. Gilpin
mon Pleas of Morgan County, Ohio,
against them and each Of them as de-
PENDANTS herein, asking (among other
thlngsl FOR the Partition OF certain
part of which is designated as fol-
lows:
Located in Windsor Township, Nor
Division No IA of Section 36, Town 8,
Range II, and containing Two and
50-100ths (2.50) acres, more or less,
and being the same premises as those
described in certain Affidavit of
Transfer recorded in Vol. 79, Page
1853, Morgan County Records of Deeds,
to which reference is hereby made"
be made of the said real estate ac-
cording to law; that plaintiff and de-
fendant George w. Johnson be reim-
bursed (out of the proceeds from the
sale of said real estate) in the amount
Of 1854 for certain taxes and other
expenses prepaid by them and con-
cerning said real estate, as set forth
in the Petition; that the cost of pub
lication of this Legal Notice be as
sessed against only the parties who
have some interest in and to the said
21a acres described in this Notice and
in proportion to the respective inter-
ests of such parties in and to said
real estate; that any and all parties
claiming any interest in said real es-
tate be required to answer and set
forth their respective interests in
said premises or be forever barred
fom asserting any such interest; that
the Court determine what parties are
entitled to any interest in said real
estate: that the proceeds from the
sale thereof be paid to the parties
hereto according to their respective
interests as determined by the Court;
and for all such other relief as the
Court finds to be proper in this case.
The said defendants specified in this
Notice are required to Answer said
Petition on or before the 22nd day of
February. 1871.
CHARLES w. GILPTN, Plaintiff
BY: Francis s. Doudna,
Attorney for Plaintiff ZIG
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-01-30
BLOOM TOWNSHIP


Bryant, o. D., r l., r II, S 2S, No. of
lot or Survey S. u. 33, No. of Acres
&c, valuation $40, tax $114
Same, r. u, II, S %, Lot "a, SO
acre, $50, tax $1.02.
Burton. Sybil r. and Dodd, Rowena,
r II, T II, S II, Lot Z, acres, $50.
tax S134.
Same, r Il, r II, s II, Lot s, 23
acres. $3.50, tax S6.49
Same, r II, r II, S II, Lot IA, SGT
acres, $240, tax $40
Same, r IL. It IL, S II, Lot II, 1.T9
acres, $50. tax $3.50.
Same, r II, T IL, S II, Lot Is, 1.30
acres, $40, tax. "a.
Same. r II, T IL, S H. Lot 19, 81
acre $780, tax S 40.
Same, r II, T IL, S H. Lot 90, so
acre $500. tax $4.4S.
Same, r II, T IL, ; II, Lot 81, 81
acres, $1.420. tax $31S6.
Same, r II, r II, $ Il, Lot %, 81
acre $40, tax. 30.
Same, r H. r IL, S II, Lot "a, LA
acres. $40, tax 81.
Same, r II, T IL, S H. Lot %, "a
acre, $40, tax 80.
Same, r II, T IL, s II, Lot %, Tsp
acre, $50, tax $1.15.
Same. r Il, t IL, 5 IL, Lot 80, 25
acre, $40, tax A.
Same, r II, f IL, S II, Island, 3
acres, $780, tax S2.26.
Same, r 13, r 10, 5 SO, Lot l, LA. 30
acres, $1,400, tax $3142.
Same, r 49, T 10, S SO, Lot 3, 35
acres. $306, tax $6.74.
Same, r 13, T 10, &c. Lot Z, so
acre, $40, tax so.
Same. r 13, T 10, SO, Lot 10, 3.S5
acres, $50, tax $3.50.
Same. r 13, T 10. S 36, Lot II, :
acres, $50, tax $1.14
Gadd, Alsnzo, II, T II, S 5, Lot 6,
building on leased land. $50, tax IS.
Grassel, George F., r l., TIL, coal
under 130 a., $500, tax $685..
Gray, J. c., Il, II, 5. Lot 4.
north side, 10 acres. $50, tax 60
Hickman, John f., r u, IL, s 8,
Lot 5, sub. life est. Arthur and Jennie
Hickman, 73.42 acres, $500, tax $57.-
"a.
Same. IL, H. 3. Lot Is, sub,
life est, Arthur and Jennie Hickman,
.33 acre, $40, tax S .45.
Kennison, Exile, r u, T IL, S IT,
Lot 16. 5 acres, $40, tax s118.
Maier. j. L., r 13, T TO- 5 25, Lot 90
40 acre, $50, tax II.
Same. r 13, T 10, S 25. Lot 1S, So
acre. $670, tax $15.19.
Same 13, 10, 25, Lot 16, 81
acres, $500 tax S9.07.
Martin, Mary NJ, r 13, T 10, S 25, Lot
26 3.55 acres $50, tax sL5S.
Same, r 13, r 10, S 25, Lot 3 1915
acres. $430 tax s2024
Mauk, Lizzie and IL others r 13, T
10, S sc, Lot 8, 4 acres, $50, tax .S5.
McCann, Dow and Hazel, r II, r IL,
S 5, Lot IT, .33 acre, $3.50, tax s4.27.
Monroe, Donald and Nelma, IL, T
IL, S q, Lot ., 1912 acres, $3.50, tax
$17.01.
Robb. Clifford and Franenberg. p l.,
T Il, S 5, Lot 6, building on leased
land, $50 tax $541
Wilson, Lester b., r u, Il II, S 13,
Lot 4, 159 acres, $3.5o0, tax $12593
Yates, John, r II, T II, S 2S, Lot %,
II acre, $50 tax .88.
Burton, Sybil r. and Dodd, Rowena,
In Lot II, Eagleport Old Addition,
$40, tax 5 "a.
Campbell +. c., In Lot 13, Eagleport
Baughman's Addition, SO, tax $2.84.
Maier, J. L.. In Lot 13, Eagleport
Baughman's addition, $50, tax 5 10
Same. In Lot IT, Eagleport Baugh-
mans Addition, $50, tax 10
Same, In Lot 40, Eagleport Baugh-
mans Addition, SO, tax "a.
Same, In Lot II, Eagleport Baugh-
mans Addition, $40, tax S "a.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-01-30
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

Estate of James Clements. deceas-
ed: Notice is hereby given that Ed
ith Patterson, of Malta, Ohio, has
been duly appointed Administrative
of the estate of James Clements. de-
ceased, late of Morgan county, Ohio.
Dated this 18th day of January,
1941.
ARTHUR TORBERT,
Probate Judge Of Said County.
1918
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-01-30
NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE
John r. Mcdaniel, as executor OF the
estate Of Jabez Mcdaniel, deceased.
Plaintiff

Ezra Mcdaniel, ct al, Defendants.
In pursuance OF an order of the Pro-
bate Court Of Morgan County, Ohio. I
will offer for sale at public auction on
the 9Th day of February 1941, at
100 P. NJ, on the premises the follow
ing described real estate. to-wit:
Situated in the County of Morgan,
State of Ohio, and to-wit: Being Il
part of In-lot Number 10 in the Third
Addition to the Village of McConnels-
vile, Morgan County. Ohio. r--I bei~-
tract 98 feet deep and 80 feet wide
off the southeast side Of said In-lot
Number 10.
Said premises are appraised at So
$4,000 and must be sold for not less
than two-thirds f2-3) of said apprais-
ed value. The terms of sale are cash
in hand on date of sale
JOHN r. MCDANIEL,
Executor Of the estate of Jabez
Mcdaniel, deceased.
BY A. b. Mercer, his attorney. 9j4
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-01-30
DELINQUENT LAND TAX NOTICE

delinquent
paid.
CHESTER STRONG,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-08
POPULAR OPERA
 FEATURES SERIES
"The Barber of Seville" Will Open Fine Arts
 Series November l6

The Fine Arts Series sponsored in this city by the Mattatuck Musical Art society will open the l94l-42 season Nov. is with a unique musi- cal offering, the complete produc- ton of Rossini's gay opera, "The Barber of Seville" The cast assem- bled are for the most part from the Metropolitan Opera, with the excep- ton of Carlos Ramirez who comes from the Teatro Colon in Buenos Aires.
 The opera, as well as all succeed ing concerts, will be at the Water bury Women's club. The cast will include these singers, Hide Reggia- nj, coloratura soprano, Armand To- katyan, tenor, Carlos Ramirez. bari- tone, John Gurney, basso, Ponpilic Malatesta, basso-buffa, Earl Wright son, baritone, and a complete cast, The tuneful opera will be presented with unique settings, staged by De- sire Defrere, handsomely costumed and will be sung and acted to two- piano accompaniments,
 The operas So presented have had success in the cities where they have been produced. and press notices have been most enthusiastic.
 The series will also include the General Platoff Don Cossack chorus on Tuesday evening. December 9; Maurice Eisenberg, cellist and Jear Tennyson, soprano, Tuesday evening January 24th: and Robert Casade. sus, pianist, Tuesday evening, Feb ruary 24th.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-08
STRAND

Attractions concluding their en- 1 agreements with performances this evening at Warmers Strand theater are When Ladies Meet" with Joan Crawford, Robert Taylor and Greer Carson; also Richard Arlen in 'Fly- ing Blind"
 Tomorrow the Strand ushers in another smash weekend show with the refreshing new musical comedy Lady Be Good" starring Eleanor Powell, Ann Sothern and Robert Young as the headliner.
 Lady Be Good" boasts two Gersh- win comn9St'ors. namely Lady Be Good" and Fascinating Rhythm" l" In GGalCion there is the popular Jerome Kern-Osc HammerStein II number, "The Last Time I Saw Paris" The new compositions "YouIl Never Know" and "Your Words and My Music," have Arthur Freed and Roger Edens as lyriclst and composer.
 Aimed to please every type of audience, Lady Be Good" combines excellent story material along with laughs, melody and dancing.
 The film marks the return to the screen of Eleanor Powell, whose last film, "Broadway Melody of i940" hit Q new high in dancing. The new musical, however, tops even that in its dance novelties. Outstanding among her numbers is routine in which she shares honors with one of the most remarkable dogs ever pre- sented to audiences. His name is Buttons. Other of Miss Powell's dances includes e fast tap number and 8 Hoogie-W -Woogie offering.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-08
MOUjeS Playing
 TOdGy
POLT'S

A brilliant singing star made her debut as Q motion picture star yes- terday at the Loew Poll tneater in Metro Col oldwyn-Mayer's 'The Choc- olate Soldier" and the result is something to talk about. She Is Rise Stevens, Metropolitan opera star, who appears opposite Nelson Eddy.
 Glamorous, and blessed with a voice seldom heard on the screen, Miss Stevens merges as Q captivat- ing personality who not only can sing but can act as well.
 The story casts Eddy and Miss Stevens as the musical comedy toasts of Vienna, whose harum- scarum marital life is caused by Eddy's pathological jealousy of his wife. Reaching an unbearable point in their lives together, Eddy mas querades as Q Russian singer and sets out to make love to his own wife as his own rival.
 Miss Stevens rich voice is heard in such selections as Gypsy Cafe,' J ''The Trout" and an aria from the DAA&4AAAA g E G6AGAA NG1SAQkA Vk N&AHAGAAs Eddy's solos include "While My Lady Sleeps" and s'Song of the Flea while the stars together sing My Hero," Evening Star" "Seek the Spy" The Presentation" "Choco- late Solder" and the Finale.
 Eddy and Miss Stevens have on excellent supporting cast, including Nigel Bruce, as the music critic and close friend and confident ot Eddy, Florence Bates as Miss Stev- ems voice coach and antagonist oi Eddy, Nydia Westman as Miss Stew ens' maid, Charles Judels as the Rus sian cafe owner, Dorothy Gilmore as Madge, a flirtatious member of ''The Chocolate Soldier" company and a host of others, including dancers.
 The companion feature, another smash hit, is the thrill-packed pro- duction Frank Bucks "Jungle Cav alcade."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-08
GUESS WHO

GUESS WHO
 The American public used to de- vote most of It's picking the win- ner" activity to Saturdays football games, but Q new pastilne has come Into the picture during the past week. Now Q goodly share of the prognosticators' time Is spent in guessing the name of the orchestra which will be selected to fill the coveted Saturday night half hour on WATERS new Spotlight Bands" show. Identity of the band is kept . deep dark secret until air time. Not tintll then is 1t revealed which of the nations top bands has turned out She best selling recording of the previous week. Trying my own hand 0t the game, I managed to narrow the field down to four. It might turn out to be Horace Heidt, whose platter of T Don't Want to Set, etcs." Is selling at Q good rate. Then again, Freddy Martin should be a likely candidate as 8 result of his sensational recording of Tschalkow- sky's Piano Concerto. According to my figures, Tommy Dorsey and Glenn Miller also stand good chance of being selected because of their best selling platters of This Love of Mine" and "Chattan- Ooga Choo Choo" respectively. I'm not in the mood to go out on Q limb by choosing any one of the Jour myself, but you might have some fun amongst your friends by trying to pick the winner. At all events, don't miss the Spotlight Bands" show via WATR at lo:l5 Eonight.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-08
To The LOnI
 TheNteTS
STATE


 Tonight marks your last opportu- nity of attending Warmers state theater and enjoying Irene Dunne and Robert Montgomery in "unfin- ished Business; also Robert Stack and Ann Rutherford in ''Badlands of Dakota"
 Double thrills and double chills are in store for the theatergoers at- tending the State tomorrow for the management, by special arrange mentS with the prducers, will pre- sent a double mystery show that you'l remember for months to come
 Thrill hit number one is ''rhe Maltese Falcon" Q fast-movingr suspense-packed mystery, with Hum- phry Bogart and Mary Astor shar- ing starring honors.
 Based on a novel by Dashlell Ham, melt, whose Thin Man" stories are well known to screen patrons, "The Maltese Falcon" Is interlaced with comedy and romance in that au- thor's inimitable fashion. As for the mystery, even the most able arm chair detectives will have a hard time putting the finger on the murderer before the screen detective does.
 In the role of the detective Bo- gart comes over to the side of law an dorder with commenda5le grace and his performance as a hard boiled private investigator with a best of his career. It is a charac- weakness for women is one of the terization which required the deftest of handling, because it hits middle road between hero and heel, and Bo- gart has done the job to perfec- ton. Able assistance Is given him by Mary Astor, as the lady in the case.
 Others in the excellent cast in- clude Peter Lorre, Gladys George, Lee Patrick, Sydney Greenstreet and Elisha Cook, Jr.
 Thrill hit number two of this pro- gram is "The Smiling Ghost" a mystery comedy with surprise end. ing that will make the most enter prising whodunit fan sit up and take notice. Wayne Morris, Brendda Marshall and Alexis Smith head the cast.
 Deanna Durbin's neweht hit is on the way, folks, and arrives at the State Wednesday. Deanna's newest and best to date Is titled Tt Started with Eve" and according to reports it's 8 treat that shouldn't be missed by anyone.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-08

Hitting @ new stride as well is Ann Sothern, whose "Maisie" char acteriZations skyrocketed her to stardom. Miss Sothern appears in a chic, smart role ornamented by twenty-three of Adrian's smartest designs. The film introduces her as a singer for the first time.
 Charlie Chan in Rio," another IF the exciting series, will co-featurC the program and presents Sidney Toler in the title role with MarS Beth Hughes in a featured role.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-08
DANGERS sHoELEss
 FOR SAFETY

Roscoe, N. Y. - (UP) - When the too heavily waxed floor offered a hazard, guests removed their shoes and danced safely in their stock ing feet. Tkn dance, a formal one, was rendered by the Parent-T Teacher Association to the faculty of the Roscoe Central School.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-08

Thrilling romantic mystery comes to the screen in RKO Radios new Cary Grant-Joan Fontaine vehicle Before the Fact" Alfred Hitchcocl directed the offering, which deal' with the strange marriage of a reck less adventurer and an imagiantiv' heiresS.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-08
HoRsEMAN

Monty Woolley, "The Man Whs Came to Dinner" enlisted in ths last war only to be sent to Penn. sylYania, where he tended horse.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-08
No PEACE AND QUEET

Warmers Joan Winfield and Mary Jo James, who took a house to. gether in the country for "peact and quiet" soon found that then neighbor had a duck farm.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-08
FANS LIKE JOAN

Joan Leslie jumped eight places in fan mall standing since she ap- peared in Sergeant York" ct War; ner Bros.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-08
REVERSE ROLES

In "The Man Who Came to Din. ner," Richard Travis, who couldn'i skate until just a few weeks ago has to be an expert. and Betts Davis, who is an expert, is supposed to be a novice.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-08
MoOie Notes
FAT ROY

Bobby Barnes, now working in '"rhe Male Animal" was the orig, inal fiat boy" in the "Our Gang comedies.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-08
ON THE AISLE

Juanita Stark made her debut in the picture business as an ush- erette at a local movie theater.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-08

HERBERT MUSIC ON WATR
 Marion Claire and Igor dorin will co-star in tonight's Theatre of the Air" production of Victor Herberts '~The Fortune Teller" Now estab. lished at a new time, the operetta will be aired locally through WATR from 9 to 10.