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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22

6o-ysrd hrsAAt- stross p-n open Won
by John sharemet e. ~ No Franz
ssnter tsi Clair Boy club. second
Gerry Astoria tktonkb third Henry Hart
kop tKronki fourth Time. 2se
Seward free siyie. girls Won nv Rory
Tavlor lDyCi Betty RucEson tpYCl. SEE
ond Marjorie Evans (Krnnkt. third, Alice
Crshh oDBC,. fourth. Tim. Jos
- IOG.yard haeksirok, men Won by Tow
pAynis tDACt Gordon Findisy ftNAl.
sscond: Ben ClsreskO 'kronkb, third Pete
Butler CKronk'. fourth Time, i;ios.
fOO-yard brsas,stroks women Won Nv
Joan Provincial tpYCt VIVIAN wsrasn
,pYc' n.y. 's1p 81. s sehslcbt1 tisst.
fourth Time. -
Prev (DACl. ca. shaYsmet a. or NJ
second Rua DiGos go Clsfl third
John shsremet a.. ~ NJ. fourth. Time.
wo,n.ns hiFhhosTd aivins won ~
Martha blair tBsttis Greek Betty Burton
Battle Creek. second Winhing poot'
ios S
nv clors Noble dye Betty. Lore
1DyCl second. Mldrsd Corey tKrons)
third Phylis Beard tKronsl, fourth Time
207s
Hayrf fDACi John shArsnst a. ~ " ,.
-econ1. jack Benson a., Clam, ihird
Tine 732o
Sysrd hsek.,rok. women wan rs
p.rri, IanEsrkyis' CDYCl Virginis PaNof
1Eront, secoud Caroline clayton tRfonk
tNfrd: Giora Nohls tDYci, fourth Time
$50
Hignso.ra diving nsn Won ~ ;o ,1r
yNCAl. second AlsS Canjs 'unal third
George Eyestsr tunsi, fourth Winning
90 80 re, ,tvl. rslsy Eirls Won rs
Dsfro.t Yacht Cluh CTayior Lori Non'r
ye,p1oK.rl Kronk. second s. clair thire
Time % ;.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22

Totals n 40 is Totals IS 10 81 II
'RAtted for BerreF In seventh
Rated for Sisi IN ninth
Ran FOR Leiner IN tenth
tRatted for Mccullough IN tenth.
Batted for StrinTer IN tenth
posfoo n00 2o0 n0i Il
Chicago 0Eo 100 600 =
Runs Wansr z Rowell West Nicholson
Dahlfren Error-Sisti Runs hated In
Nicholson, Dahigren ssti Berries Nc.
CuliouRh West Moore Two-b base hits -
cooney sisii Dahlgren 2 McCuilou Eh.
Cavarretta Moore Home nuns Nicholson.
Dshlgren West Sacrifice hits--Iohnson,
lee stolen base Mccullough Bases on
halIs-On Johnson q. OF Lee 5. on SalNo
4 Struck out BY Johnson $. ~ lee 8.
Hbs-On Johnson IN Id innings on
salvo In Ia inning Winning pitcher
johnson Double plays Hasseit 20 Wieiel-
mann 10 Hassett. Lee 20 sturgeon N
caro- II Umpires stewart Dunn and
Msserkurth. Time 80 2:26. Attendance -
$3.50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
Captures Swim
Honors Despite
Lack Of Sleep

rom Haynie turned In his
scheduled Iron man. act in the
finals of the Michigan A. A. u.
outdoor swim championships Sat-
urday at Eastwood Park TO win
top individual honors with 20
points, but few knew just how
tough" the going really was for
The Detroit Athletic Club star.
Haynie wanted the individual
trophy so badly that he reported
ready TO swim promptly at 3 p. m,
although he had gone without rest
for "a hours. An accountant In
an auto factory, he works from
midnight until morning each day.
After Friday evenings opening
a. A. l.. races. in which he
scored 10 points. he drove TO Flint
10 60 10 work. Because OF a week
end pileup Of bookkeeping, ii was
necessary for him 10 work over
time Saturday morning, and he
drove directly from his office to
the pool.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
PHILADELPHIA

Totals 80 s ~ Totals 80 IS p II
-Bstted for Ross IN seventh
fBstted for Appleton In ninth
Chicago 10 O02 100 =
Philadelphia 40 0l3 OK /
Runs Kniokerbocksr ? Lodigiani. p
Chapman. Wright Brancat0 2 Moses 3.
MCCOY, Johnson. sleberi Miles ? Knott
Errors "A piping Mccoy Runs hated In
-Knicksrbocker. Mccoy g. johnson q
Hayes 3. b Chapman. Moses q Lodigiani
2 siebsft, Kreevich. TWo-base hits Moses
2 Miles, 2 Johnson Three base hits
Hayes2 Moses. Home runs KnickerhoCker.
B. Chapman. lodigianl stolen base
Hayes Bases on ballE-Off HaUett ? or
Knott 3. Strike outs By Knott ., by Ross
a. by Applston 2. HI hy pitched hall By
Hallett (siebeTtl. Hits or Hauett 3 IN
innings fnone ont In second orr Ross
In 5 innings. Left on bases Chicago
3, Philadelphia 7. Losing pitcher Hallett.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
BOSTON
Totals % - q 3

Totals 30 lS p Totals 80 u "a -
'Battsd for Wilson In fifth
81 Louis 2i0 f2i 300-i3
Boston ZOO l03 500 2
Runs Lucsdeno ? McQunn o. Judnich
4. Gift, Labs. Ferreu 2. Spence Finney.
Williams l. Nev some FOxX q Tabor q
Doerr Errors Lucaseuo piMagElo Runs
uettsd in-Clnt 4. Laabs 8 Lucadeuo ?.
McQuinn 2 Judnich 2 TABOR p Doerr.
FoNX. Carey. Two-bass hits Labs Luca-
deilo. Chr 2 Fox AcQuinn Judnlch.
Ia Dor. Three-base hit-Clfi Home runs
AeQuinn. Judnich Labs Tsnor Doerr
Sacrifice hits-R Harms 2 Let, On bases
st LOUIS E. Boston :. Bases on balls
or r Harris 3 off Grove 3 or Wilson
2, OF Dickman 2 struck out-Ry r
Harris 3. by Wilson 4. by Dickman 2.
Hits-On Grove 5 in ID innings OF
Wilson IN Id innings or Dickman 5
In innings. of r. Harris IN SIS in
ningE. of Muncrief 2 m 3 innings HIT
by pitcher-By r Hsrrts-4t-N ewsnr1si .
Wild pitch MUncyief Double plays-Cronin
10 Doerr 70 FoXX. C7rey % L Newsonne -
Fox Winning ptcher-R. Harris Losing
pitcher Grove
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22

his express cruiser up the River
RaiSin to Monroe last week
Result; New shaft and propeller.
Joe Drake and Bob Leslie went
over in their Nipper "Mishap' last
week f.. again.
It's three weeks before the Port
Huron TO Mackinac Race and
Chairman Gregory Fredericks says
there'll be at least SO starters =.
There were 30 last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22

any boat hereabouts, is Al Thomas,
%. and like his skipper, a lawyer.
Johnny Pottle. who can usually
be heard all over the lake when
setting light canvas, has sailed
with Wunsch since 1885. He's the
old u. NJ. pole-vault champion
Ted Mabley and Bob McLain are
the other members of Mink after
guard.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
Braves Edge
Cubs in Tenth

June =. - Gene
Noore's tenth inning double. on
which Paul Waner scored from
first base. gave the Boston Braves
a 4 10 3 victory over the Chicago
Cubs today. Going into the ninth
inning the Braves were trailing by
one run. bu, they tied tho score
when Max West, pinch hitting fo
SiSti hii home run.
GHtf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
Wins TUo EUents

To cinch top honors. Haynie
won the 100-yard backstroke and
the 220-yard free style. lie
scratched out OF the 50-yard free
STYLE when he learned the points
weren't needed 10 win the trophy.
I'm going home To bed
Haynie told Clarence Pinkston.
his coach, after he received the
trophy.
Gloria Noble. blond Detroit
Yacht Club swimmer. totaled II
points To win individual women's
honorS. Her club completely out
classed lis opposition in the wom-
ems field with a total Of "a points.
Betty Burton. 15-year-old Battle
Creek High School sophomore
dropped her womens diving crown
when a bad entry spoiled her fnsl
Ae, n full gamer with a tuck
close friend, Martha Blair
-. also OF Battle Creek. took the
title with 1883 points, only three
more than the defending cham
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
Probable Pitchers
AMERICAN TTEGTT

DETROIT tNewhoussrJ a. New York
CRuffingi
Chicago LYONS and r smith ~ Phna.
deiphia tBabich and Marchildow). two
games
81 LOUIS tNiREellnE and Kramer A.
Boston Wagner and Harrisi two games
Cleveland (FeuerD At Washington (Sun-
drai
NATIONAL JEAGTE
New York tHubheu and Melton or wit
flEt A. 81. Louis lLanler and CUM bert j.
Two games
BOSTON tP0sedel and Jayeryl ~ Chicago
tOispn and Mo5ty1. TWO games
Brooklyn wyatt and Highet - Cincin.
natl tDerrlnger and Thompson or Moorel.
two games
phHade phia tBIanfOn and Hlghes) a.
Pittsburgh tSevel and Butcher. two
"a mes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22

Totals % 3 70 Totals 80 D. u
'Bstted for Marine in eighth.
PhiiadelphiA 0On 00O roo n
Pittsburgh OO2 600 OOx 2
Runs DiMaeFio Raker Error ttsnl
Runs batted In Baker. Vaughan. Two
base -DiMaggio, Elliott Double plays
Vaughan 10 Cuisine 20 Fletcher Warren
10 BrAgan. Nav ~ Marine 10 Etten Lett
On bases Philadelphia : Pittsburgh
Bases on balls-Or Bowman 4. Off Gris-
som 2 Struck ou'-By Bowman 4. nv
Grissom T. by Crouch ! Hts-On Grtssom
IN innings. of Crouch IN ] inning
Hit hy pitcher By Bowman tGrissom
Losing pitcher Grissom Umpires Barlick,
Pineln and Bailanfant Time4-l -. Attend
ance tactuaD 2.32l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
As Rock Three
Chisox HurIers
To Win, lis

PHILADELPHIA. June 21.-
Banging three pitchers for a total
of Is hits. eight Of them for extra
bases. the Philadelphia Athletics
defeated the Chicago White Sox,
IL 10 5. here today.
CHICAGo PHILADEIPHIA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
Bowman Shuts
Out Ex-Mdtes

PITTSBURGH, June q 49, Joe
Bowman a one-time Phil turned
back bH former mates on three
hits today as the Pirates draped
the Quakers with their sixth
straight defeat. 2 TO 0. and Lefty
Lee Grissom absorbed his sixth
successive loss.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-07-31

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:
Eva P. Shinn, executrix of the es-
tate of Alonzo W. Shinn; Roy o.
Burdine. administrator Of the estate
of Minnie V. Burdine; John r. Nc
Daniel, executor of the estate Of
Jabez Mcdaniel; John r. Mcdaniel,
executor of the estate of Alvilda
Mcdaniel; J. O. Miller, administra-
tor of the estate of J. j. Evans
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 11th day of August,
1941, when the same will be heard
and continued from day to day un-
til finally disposed of.
ARTHUR TORBERT,
17Jl3 Probate Judge.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-07-31
Spurrier Ridge

Mrs. Chas. Vincent and son Vance
and daughter Joy of Millfield We're
Wednesday dinner guests of Mrs.
Eliza Shook, and afternoon callers
of Lizzie Adrian.
Annoyed BY Foxes
1t seems that foxes have not all
been exterminated, as Mrs. Shook
saw a fox taking chicken in day
light. Other parties have been an
noyed by having foxes run their
chickens in daylight. Sometimes it
might seem a two-legged fox pass
es through the vicinity.
June Vincent of Millfield has
been staying with Mrs. Clyde Shook
the past week, while Mary Black is
recuperating from tonsil opera
tion.
1t is unfortunate that the north
ern selectees have to be sent to
southern camps, where the heat is
intense. Why not have northern
camps for northern boys and south
ern camps for the southern boys?
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Newton,
Wilda and Mr.. Fred McInturf were
McConnelsville callers Sunday aft
ernOon.
Mrs. Hannah Woolman and sister
Mrs. Fanny Williams, Harrison
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-07-31
Morgan County Mcconnev Ohio Thursday July

Mrs. VIM. Bowles, Norma Slater
and Miss Mary Simpson, attended
the funeral of Mrs. John Lantz at
Pennsville, Monday afternoon
Mrs Alma Price of Chesterhill
spent the week end with Mr.. and
Mrs. Dave Coler. His daughter Mrs.
Eta Calendine visited Sunday at
the Coler home, and Rev. House
holder and daughter We're callers
Monday. Mr.. Coler is improved.
Wayne Mccoy who has spent sew
eral weeks here with his brother,
Rev. Lowell Mccoy, returned last
Tuesday to his home at Rochester,
Pa Rev. Mccoy accompanied him
to his home, returning here the lat
ter part of the week
Miss Laura Elizabeth James of
Columbus spent the week end at
her home here.
Anna Faith Spencer and her All
club enjoyed swim Friday after
noon. Roasted wieners and marsh
mallows were enjoyed.
Misses Mona Mae and Donna Ew-
art Of Chesterhill are spending the
week with their aunt, Mrs. Nell
Lochary
Mrs. Leila Anderson whose illness
has been mentioned, is showing i'm
provement.
Miss Lillian Thompson returned
last Friday from a visit with Mrs
Ella Cosgrave, Of McConnelsville.
Mrs. F. J Taylor of Athens and
Mrs. Charles Drake and son Eldon
of GAINESVILLE, visited Saturday with
their sister, Mrs. c. NJ Newberry.
Callers Sunday of Mrs Jennie
Patterson and Mrs. Mildred BishoT
were Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Bishop OF
Roseville and Mr.. and Mrs. J. e
Patterson of McConnelsville.
Dayle L. Spencer of GAINESVILLE
spent the week end at his home
here Robert Mcpherson accompa
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. R. McAnulty who
accompanied their daughter and
son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Dud-
ley, of GAINESVILLE, to New Paris, O..
where they visited Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Mills, and other friends, have
returned to their home. Callers
Sunday at the McAnulty home were
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Picker and son
of Chicago, ILL.,, and Mrs. Laura
Riecker of Lowell
Mr. and Mrs. Weir Kern and chill
dren visited Sunday with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Ellis
of Poplar ridge.
Mr.. Harley Rowland and grand
son Billy Of Barlow, spent Sunday
at the Harry Cross home. Mrs
Rowland is spending the week al
the cross home.
DR.. Neil McDermott of Cleveland
was recent visitor of his aunt
Mrs Celia Bacon
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-07-31
Sharp Ridge

Jerusalem Sunday school picnic
will be held Saturday, Aug. 2, in the
grove at the church. A program
has been planned by the Sunday
school, and speaker from New
Lexington will deliver the address.
York township band will play. Ev-
eryone invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bailey and
daughter of GAINESVILLE and Mr.. and
Mrs. Christ Bailey left Thursday
for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Dayle
Hartley of McKees Rocks, Pa. Mr.
and Mrs. Christ Bailey expect to
stay two weeks The Chas. Bailey
family returned Sunday.
Quite a bit of drilling is being
done in this community.
The many friends Of Mrs. Carlos
Robb are sorry to know she is not
recovering from a recent heart at
tack and pleurisy.
Union Hill grange held a cake
baking contest and social at the
hall, Saturday evening. Mrs. Myr-
tie Bush won first place.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-07-31

against the moving machine was
that they were burden on the
horses necks). He was also tink-
ering about the seat with a monkey
wrench.
Jones started in on another round
without the neck-yoke. The entire
circuit was made turning the cor
ners and all, with the tongue above
the horses backs dangling in the
air. This little stunt brought
huzzah from the spectators. Smith
must have not been prepared for
anything like this, but anyway,
wildcat could do anything the
Buckeye could do" SO he waded in
but for something lacking the
tongue thrashed about, beating the
"off" horse into the grass and had
not the hired hand rushed in and
took the horses by the bits, some-
thing might have happened. The
cOuntenance of Smith fell as the
heat Of rising temper was famed,
by some of the less considerate
guffawing in a sneering way. Civ
ing the horses a slap with the lines,
he drove up toward the gap next to
the road.
What is Jones up to now?" He
is down on his knees with his back
to the meadow and they are putting
a blind-fold over his eyes. "Eh,
Cad! Dy reckon that feller's
gOin' to NOW blind-fOlded? eve
want to see that performance"
Such were the remarks by the on
lockers. But what's them two fell
lers doin' startin' round tn field
carryin' a sack?" Well what do
ye think? They're drivin' stakes in
the grass!' Great Guns! They're
not stakes, they're harrow teeth"
Surely don't low to run his mow-
in machine into them, d'y We reck-
on?" Foolish mani" But that
was just what Jones was going to
do. Blindfold removed, he took his
seat, and said to the horses "Gid-
dup!" Everybody now was up on
their boot-straps, craning their
going to happen. "Chug! Played
h-ll, didn't he" somebody ejacu-
lated. Pulling the lever, raising the
cutter-bar, and dropping it, Jones
went on. Chug! 1t went again.
''Wouldnt give picayune fur that
machine if he goes clear round"
somebody piped. This was repeat
ed ten times in the round. But
where was Smith? While the crowd
was intent on watching this most
trying test, Smith had slipped out
and was on the road a quarter of
mile going toward home. Jones drew
the section-knife from the mower
which showed two or three broken
section, and some others badly nick
ed, but could be taken out on the
grindstone. Taking some tools
from the machine-box, and using a
drive-wheel for an anvil, the brok-
en- section were speedily removed
and new ones inserted. Hurrah!
Hurrah! The 'tHetuk" Won.
"Hetuk,' Indian name for the
buckeye.*
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-07-31
Newton Ridge

Hanson Gheen of Wheeling, w.
Va, spent Thursday night at w. E.
Henery's.
Walter Daugherty and family of
Marietta spent Sunday at Howard
Whites.
Emmett Henery and family of
Barberton are visiting friends and
relatives on the ridge.
Blanche Daugherty spent Satur-
day afternoon with Blanche Simp-
son of Stockport, who is not so well
Mary Newsom was guest Of
Mrs. Gerald Anderson of Malta, Sat
urday night and Sunday. Ermil
Newsom was a dinner guest Sunday.
Henry Porter's spent Sunday at
James Porter's of East Windsor.
Estell Dawson and family spent
the past week at Seryl Hotchkiss'
at London, O. Ronald Benjamin
stayed at the Dawson home during
their absence.
Leonard Kent of GAINESVILLE and
Mrs. Frank Kincaid spent Sunday
at G. r. Baileys.
Dwight Graham and family spent
Sunday at John Wetherell's
Clarence Bishop of Stockport
spent Sunday with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. NJ w. Bishop.
Dewey McKibben and family OF
McConnelsyille spent Sunday at
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-07-31

Earl Newsoms.
Della Bowles spent Sunday at
home.
Lewis Shrivers and family of Ak
ron and Jean Lowe of Woodgrove
visited at Albert Henery's, Satur-
day.
Kenneth Apperson and family
spent Wednesday evening with
Luther McKibben. Ilene returned
home with them, after spending
several days with her grandparents.
Mrs. Frank Kincaid spent Friday
with her sister, Mrs. G. R. Bailey,
who remains quite poorly.
Henry Longbrake and family OF
South Charleston, came to M. w.
Bishops Sunday, Mr.. Longbrake re-
turning home Sunday, but the fam
lily remained for a weeks visit.
Carl Wetherell and family OF
Lancaster spent Sunday at Robert
Wetherells.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Harry Henery
spent last Tuesday in GAINESVILLE.
Floyd Newsom is visiting at Ber-
nard Newsom's at Bristol.
Mrs. Ella McKibben is quite
poorly with high blood pressure.
Marion Mercer gave very in
teresting talk at Bailey's Sunday
afternoon, Rev. Ringgenburg be.
ing sick and not able to fill the ap-
pOintment
Mrs. Chester Johnson and sor
Jerry spent Thursday at Mabe
NewsOm's.
J. Harry Henery attended the
Willard Gheen funeral at Olivet
Sunday afternoon.
Several from Newton Ridge
grange attended the district grange
meeting at Pennsville, Friday even
ing, and all report good time.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-07-31
Unionville

Mr.. Alex Spencer of Hooppole
ridge who is substituting for Rus
sell Terry on the McConnelsville-
Reinersville Star route, accompa-
MED by his wife and mother, were
dinner guests Sunday at the Mar
garet Groves home at this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Prunty who
reside on the H. R. Bozman farm,
entertained with dinner Sunday
the following guests: Miss Virginia
Gillespie of Exchange, w. Va;
and Marvin Perrine of Gassaway,
w. Va; Frank Gillespie and Wilma
Cutlep of Akron, O., and Henry
Cutlep of Windham, O.
Mr.. Claude Murray Of Dyes Fork
is treating the exterior of his farm
residence to a new coat of white
paint.
Mr.. c. E. Stokes of Centerbend
since electricity has been installed,
has added a fine new bath room and
lavatory in his residence. Also in
stalled an electric brooder in the
poultry house He is also enjoying
a new super-8 automobile.
A fine rain for the growing crops
was welcomed here Saturday even
ing.
Ed Stegner and son Robert, VIM
Stegner and daughter Norma and
H. Ray Barnes attended the ball
game at McConnelsville, Sunday aft
ernoon.
NJ. and Mrs. Carl Weppler and
son of Warner o., and Mr.. and
Mrs Earl Weprler of Elba spent
Schimmel, of Dyes Fork.
Mrs. Kenneth c. Ray and son
John Walker Of GAINESVILLE spent the
past week with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs Carl Walker of Dyes
Fork
Mrs. Martha Kane and two chill
dren Of Newark and Mrs. Flora
Perkins and Joan Parker Of Nc
Connelsville We're recent visitors at
the Miss Dora Nelson home.
Miss Wanda Foster and H. Ray
Barnes have employment on the
NYA project at McConnelsville.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-07-31
Mountville

Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Carpenter
and son Paul and Ted Carpenter Of
Federal, and Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Able and daughters Eleanor and
Patsy of Joy spent Wednesday at
L. C. Ahle's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Ball and son
spent Sunday with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Dolan.
Rev. Counts will preach at
Wrightstown, Saturday night, Sun
day and Sunday night, Aug. and
8. Everyone cordially invited to at
tend these services.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Ahle and
daughters Eleanor and Patsy of
JOY, Mr.. and Mrs. L. C. Able Of
Wrightstown, and the Misses De-
lores and Lillian Murphy, Wanda
and Elizabeth Lee, of Trimble spent
Sunday with Mrs. Leura Carpenter,
and family, Of Federal.
Mrs. Cora Carpenter, near Bish-
opyille, spent few days last week
with her daughter, Mrs. Edna Ev-
eretts, and son Arthur.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-07-31
Westland

Sunday guests were Joe Burcher
and family, Pennsville, Mrs. King of
Bealsville, at Carlos Harris; Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Nolan at Mr.. Eng
lish's. at Cutler; Frank Medley and
family at Raymond James; Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar James, daughter Mary
Lou, of Malta route, at Ebert
James: Harold Harris and family
at J. w. Harris; Mrs. Stella McDan-
iel. daughters Eileen and Vivian,
and Howard Smith Of Columbus, at
Harvey Greenhouses; Mr.. and Mrs.
George Tanner, son Billy, Crooks
Vile and Mr.. and Mrs. George
Strobe at Claire Strode's.
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Davis, son
Roger, of Licking View, were Sat-
urday night and Sunday visitors at
Frank Davis.
Thomas Tignor of White Cottage
spent Thursday and Friday at Har-
vey Greenhouses.
Miss Ruth McInturf spent Thurs
day with Miss Hazel Harris.
DR.. and Mrs Charles Harris OF
New Paris, o., were over Sunday
guests of Mrs. Cora McPeak. Ken
meth McPeak of Columbus was a
week end visitor and Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Sweitzer of McConnelsvliie
were recent callers. DR.. and Mrs.
Harris also called at the Will New
burn and Carlos Harris homes.
Stanley Benjamin has gone to
Newark to look for employment.
Howard Nolan of Columbus was
a week end visitor of home folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perlie Mincks. chill
dren June and Dwight, attended the
Harvest Home picnic at Beverly,
Saturday. Dwight and June re-
NAMED with friends until Monday
evening.
Miss Jean Miller has returned to
ner work in GAINESVILLE, after spend
ing a few days with home folks.
Miss June Miller Of Columbus,
spent the week end with her par
ents.
Ronald Benjamin was an over
Sunday visitor at the Estel Dawson
home Oh Newton ridge.
Mrs. Lucille Smith and three chill
dren of Malta spent last week with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Carlos
Harris. Bob Harris of Newark and
Miss Verna Weber spent the week
end at the Harris home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Hummel,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Benjamin,
Mrs. Mary James, children Myron
and Mary Frances, attended the all
day meeting at the Seventh Street
Church of Christ, in McConnelsville,
Sunday.