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Evening star., 1942-07-10
Schultz Makes Plans
To Reopen Issue Of
Rapid Transit Subway!
Declares Short Hop
Tunnels Fail to
Provide Solution

Express subways. connecting con-
gested downtown Washington with
residential suburbs, were urged last
night by Representative Schultz
Democrat, of Indiana. who expressed
himself as "disgusted with the
makeshift short-hop traffic tunnels"
suggested by the District Commits
sioners in a recent report to Con-
gress.
He declared his intention to have
the Traffic Subcommittee of the
House District Committee reopen
the question at hearings next week.
Mr. Schultz, having been defeated
for denomination in the primaries. is
the retiring chairman of that sub
committee. Representative D'Ales-
sandro of Maryland is scheduled to
succeed Mr. Schultz as chairman.
1t was in reply to a resolution by
Mr.. DAlesSandro that the Commis-
sioners made their report last week,
declaring against the long-haul
subways to the suburbs as not
needed to meet the residential de-
mands. but advocating more close in
underpasses and traffic bypasses.
Backs Plans for Survey.
"We must take the cork out of the
bottle and let the traffic flow," said
Mr.. Schultz, "if we are to get rid of
the downtown bottlenecks in the
congested traffic areas am not an
engineer, but know that these
short tunnels and underpasses will
not solve the situation because they
leave traffic on the streets"
He does approve, however, the
Commissioners recommendation for
an appropriation of $4,000 to have
an engineering survey and study
made on which to base a more
authoritative plan for traffic relief
He said he would prefer to have
outside engineers" employed be-
cause it would be made by people
who understand subways and trans
portation problems.
The Indiana House member ex-
pressed his belief that the proposed
short tunnels, street depressions and
underpasses are mere makeshifts
and will not effect a permanent ano
stable solution" He explained that
they would leave the bulk of the
Districts surface transportation
facilities concentrated in the historic
"one square mile" of the city p1 oper
Foresees Future Growth.
washington has grown, is grow
ing and any permanent soluoion o.
the traffic problem must pro, ide fol
much greater future growth" hi
said. There must be stop to con.
) centrating all activity in 1elativel,
small central area. The only solu
ton is to get underground. he said
Answering the Commissioners
, protest that the cost of proposed ex
press subways is prohibitive, MI
Schultz emphasized that out-of
, town financial interests have Offered
| to finance the proposed rapid transi
t express subways. Officials in New
York and Chicago he said, hav
, made surveys of the traffic condi
tions in Washington, and told hin
that express subWays are the onl
@ practical and permanent solution @
r the Capital City's pressing problem
Evening star., 1942-07-10
'Phoney' Officeseekers
For Sake of Cos Debated
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
BOSTON. july 10.-Democrat
and Republican party leaders IN
Massachusetts we're split today OF
the question of whether the law per-
mitting extra gasoline rations fo
political candidates would product
a flood Of "phoney" office seekers.
The tendency to file papers (ai
candidates) for the purpose Of OBJ.
tanning supplementary gasoline may
be widespread" Democratic Stata
Chairman william H. Burke de.
clared in announcing that he would
ask Federal authorities to rescind
extra rations for campaigning.
George B. Rowell, Republican Statl
chairman, said the provision for the
extra rations was wise measure
to aid in retention Of the two-partJ
system.
Evening star., 1942-07-10
Arlington Fights Plan
To End Virginia Bus
Routes al Ross|yn
Van Duzer Proposal
Unanimously Opposed
By County Boord

The Arlington County Board today
voted unanimous opposition to a
plan to stop Virginia buses from
travelling into the District. unless
such a step is essential to national
defense.
The action followed announce
ment last night that District Traffic
Director William A. Van Duzer, who
also is the ODT war transportation
chief for the District, had recon-
mended that the Washington-Vir-
ginia & Maryland Coach Co., and
other Virginia lines, terminate their
routes at Rosslyn or other points OF
entry into the District instead OF
continuing to the downtown Wash
ington area, as a means of consery-
ing gasoline and tires.
Mr.. Van Duzer said the plan was
made by him and submitted to the
District Public Utilities Commission
| and a special Transportation CO.
ordinating Committee appointed by
Frederic A. Delano, chairman of the
National Capital Park and Planning
Commission.
The Transportation Co-ordinating
Committee has approved the idea in
principle, Mr.. Van Duzer said. and
the Public Utilities Commission is
now studying it. The Park and
Planning Commission has not acted
but has sent copies of the recon-
mendations to parties concerned in
| the move.
Virginia passengers. under the
plan. would change to Capital Tran
sit Co. streetcars.
The proposed move has been inter-
preted to mean a large increase in
transportation fares for Virginia
commuters amounting to more than
100 per cent in some instances.
Investigation Ordered.
The Arlington County Boards ac-
ton was taken on motion of Lee
Lloyd. 1t instructed the Arlington
Public Utilities Commission to in
vestigate the problem Immediately
AT the Office of Defense Trans
| portation today it was said there
still are several features of the
| plan to be worked out. These in.
clude the question of fares which
it was stated, probably could be re.
duced because of the lower overhead
expenses of the Virginia bus firms
which no longer would operate into
the District business area. Also te
be considered would be the question
of whether the Capital Transit Co
could handle the increased number
of passengers.
The Arlington commission started
studying the problem, at least un-
officially, as soon as the propose
was made public today. One of the
largest problems to confront Vir.
ginians is the traffic bottleneck tha,
would be created at the transfer
points, particularly at the Rosslyr
end at Key Bridge.
Says Public Interest Overlooked.
J. Maynard Magruder, member o
the Arlington utilities group. said
"The sponsors of this idea are en-
tirely overlooking the interests o
the public"
H. H. England, manager of tn
Washington Virginia & Marylan,
Coach Co., and Mr.. Magruder salt
that as far as they had learned, tn
. ODT has not approved any chang
in the present bus routes. Mr.. Ma
gruder criticized members of tn
group in Washington which submit
ted the plan for not consulting wit
= Arlington Public Utilities Commits
= sion and Virginia bus representa-
tives.
Evening star., 1942-07-10

So a s25 War bond for which you
pay only sl875 will buy almost
three of these wool blankets for
American soldiers. There are some
cotton blankets which are used in
tropical climes which cost 81. but
all our boys need these wool blan-
kets. You can buy them with your
purchase of War bonds. Invest at
least 10 per cent of your pay every
payday. Get War bonds from your
bank, post Office or other issuing
agency. .....
rJnited States Treasury Departmen
Evening star., 1942-07-10
Texas Sergeant
Sadly Gives Up
| UItimQtun1
:, the Associated Press.

bN fEe hSSOClaleu fFeSS.
CAMP BLANDING, Fla. July
10-First Sergt. Eugene Saffold of
Bolton, Tex, one of Camp Bland
ing's toughest infantry topkicks, is
feeling pretty low today.
He had to withdraw recent
verbal" order that he'd allow no
man in his company whom he
couldn't lick or whose name he
couldn't pronounce.
1t took just one man to break
down the ultimatum on both counts
Pvt. Peter J. Muleucis of Engle-
wood. NJ j.. former New York Yam
kee professional football player and
professional heavyweight boxer, with
a record of % straight knockouts.
Evening star., 1942-07-10
X X
WAotHo~R~1%M
WAR bonds

Uncle Sam takes good care of his
soldiers. Included in the issue to
each man is two woolen blankets.
Specifications say these blankets
must be olive drab, must contain
at least 65 per cent virgin wool, the
rest in worked -over wool They cost
$685. each or $3.50 for the pair for
each man.
Evening star., 1942-07-10

minute period or fraction thereof
after the first hour.
1t was also proposed that charge
for a trunk exceeding in size 80 by
l8 inches or for any other package
or article exceeding such size be
so cents each. 1t was left to the
commission to define more specific
ally the size of trunk.
Evening star., 1942-07-10
Swiss Get Calendars

SWitzerland's War Industries and
Labor Office has distributed to each
Swiss household a calendar showing
by illustrations and graphs the
necessity for salvaging all types of
waste materials.
Evening star., 1942-07-10
Deadly Sin in Wartime

ITO modernize a bathroom under
existing conditions is one of the
obvious deadly sins" declared Prime
Minister Curtin OF Australia re-
Gently.
Evening star., 1942-07-10
InstoI|ment Buying Curbed,
Not Banned, by Regulations
Larger Down Payments, Shorter Terms
Required for RetoiI Purchases
today another almost house
n AmercdJ
By CARTER BROOKE JONES.

yes-you still buy that bedroom set on the
namen plan anything else the demands OF war have not
removed from merchant willing to sell
terms
Boards revised Regulation w. which be-
today of retail accounts simply curos
tightly nstament buying which regulated since
September Larger payments and shorter terms are
La gaceta., 1942-01-05
DEPORTES
LOS BEARS A So
"a Ell JUEGO DEL NAVY

New York, Enero 4.-Los
increibles Chicago Bears, un
team que vivira en- la memo
ria de todos mientras Sc Jue-
que football, dijeron adi6s al
mundo de los deportes hoy
con un triunfo de 35 a "a So
bre los All-Stars de la Liga
Nacional, en- ell cuarto juego
annual Pro Bowl; mas por una
vez tuvieron que luchar bra
vamente por cada yarda ga
NADIA y cada punto anotado.
La concurrencia page un to
tai de $51,059.
Con copos de nieve cubrien
do los cielos, en- vez del brillo
del sol, los Bears sc anotaror
su 19a. victoria en- 20 juegoi
este ano, con una explosion de
tres touch-downs en- ell segun
do periodic.
La gaceta., 1942-01-05

pulse de balleste, que hizo a la
linda marquesita de biscuit ir
dando traspies hasta la puerta
de la eStancia.
ALI, la impura, herida por
las palabras de 0tamenii, hui
millada, pero queriendo vengar
de algdn modo su humiliation,
miro al doctor con ojos asesi-
nos, detenida un instante jun
to al umbral, Sc encogio de HON
bros y murmur6 esta sola Erase
en- Ell mismo tono deSparramado
do con que 10 habria hecho una
chula de Lavapies, queriendo
presumir de bravo y fanfarro-
ma:
IQue fGnebre historic de
que 81 te quiero, de que 81 te a
doro.... nj mGsicas!.... iAnia y
que tie ahorquenl....
Y sali6 rapidamente de la es-
tancia, al mismo tempo que O.
tamendi, con un brillO criminal
La gaceta., 1942-01-05

pago, Y hacienda presa en- IN
hombro de la Cenci, maduro Y
suculento, la bambole6 como a
un pelele, al tempo que decia,
extendiendo la diestra hacia ell
pasillo:
i Loco, loco, es verdad /!
Estoy loco, meior dicho, 10 he
estado! lPero ahora es ell des-
pertar! ~ Ell despertar es te-
rrible, ell despertar es la noche
en- mi alma! Pero.... liisabelo
bien: yo tie maldigo, te maldigo
con toda mi alma, te odio, tie o.
dio tanto como tie quise, Y lie pr
do a Dios que sea contigo inn
placable, como tn 10 has sido
conmigo!!!.. Y ahora.... 1--WE
tie, vete, marchate, quitate de
mi vista, 81 no quieres que te
arranque la vida como Sc lie "a
rranca a un loco sanguina-
%rio!ll....
La solt6, con un terrible i'm
La gaceta., 1942-01-05

nador, pesa 2o8 libras; pero
rebajara tres para la pelea
del viernes.
Con EOS, tendra aun dos Il
bras mas que en- ninguna otra
de sus presentaciones desde
que entr6 en- ell ring hace O.
cho amos.
Por otra parte, las demostra
clones que esta ofreciendo en-
su e~ntrenamiento, hacen pen
sar a los criticos que ell cam
pe6n de peso complete Sc en-
cuentra en- magnificas condi.
clones para derrotar a su o.
ponente, y que este va a en-
contrar algo aun peor de 10
que encontr6 la noche del pa
sado mes de mayo en- Wash.
ington, frente al propio Louis.
La gaceta., 1942-01-05

Ell herido, olvidando todas las
prudencias, Sc habia echado del
lecho, con un rapidez de relan-
La gaceta., 1942-01-05
de las cercanias

riodistas de las cercanias.
La marquesa Sc vic abordada
en- seguida por varios de elIos
pero con aqSel caracter bravo
y chico que va la conocemos
AGueda Sc sacudi6 en- segujda =
los importunos, murmurardo
mlentras subia al auto de los
gendarmes:
i Dejenme ustedes a nj ID
lhformaciones!.. iVayanse al
cuerno todos.. quo dia5,o a.
periodistas nj de mdsicas,
De todos MOODS, no pudo q.
vitar la marquesa que varios do
los reporters la enfocaran w.
rlas wees con sus Koiaks cusn.
do va subia al coche.
Andando, hacia Savona
-orden6 Ell sargento, que tom6
asiento junto a la marquesa.
FL auto parti6, como una ba.
la. "a
La gaceta., 1942-01-05

tica de Passing" y "drib.
bling" Despues del juego de
Ia pasada semana contra Ell
Plant City, declare que era di
ffcil Greer que varios de los
miembros del team lutheran
jugado en- ell cuadro estatal ell
pasado ano.
FL coach Bill Harker, del
Jefferson, Sc mostr6 satisfe-
cho con los resultados de las
practicas de su team en- las IL
timas semanas. Los Dradines
han ganado varios encuentros
antes del inicio de la Temporal
da, y pueden ser considerados
una amenaza definitiva para
las escuelas mayores de Tam
pa, en- los juegos que tienen
concertados para mas tarde
en- la presente temporada.
Los Jesuitas, bajo ell coach
Mike Gaddis, han ayudado en-
la labor de mantener a los
teams de Tampa sin una de-
rrota hasta ahora en- ell pre-
sente ano, ganando un mime
no de los juegos de ~practica, y
lculminando las actividades
triunfantes del Give" con una
derrota sobre ell fuerte team
de st. Petersburg la pasada
semana.
La gaceta., 1942-01-05
BABE RUTH NO ESTA SEA
RIAMENTE ENFERMO

New York, Enero Mrs.
Babe Ruth declare hoy que 81
marido, que fue llevado en-
fermo a toda prisa a un hos
pital ell Sabado por la mana
ma, "estaba muy mejorado y
sintiendose muy bien."
Ruth, que escape ileso de un
accidente automovilistico du'
rante los dias festivos de fin
de ano, fue conducido a un
hospital cuyo nombre no Sc
mencion6 al objeto de que dies
cansara. Su medico ha decla'
RADIO que mucha parte de la
situaci6n en- que Sc encuentran
sus nervios es debida a una
fuerte dieta a traves de Ia
cual Ell ex-player perdi6 81 IL
bras de peso en- pocas soma
mas, preparandose para des-
empehar un papel en- pelicu-
las.
Mrs. Ruth declare que Ell
Babe estaba tambien sufrien-
do un fuerte catarro, y que
permaneceria en- ell hospital
algunos dias mas.
La gaceta., 1942-01-05

500, Ell 81 gimnasio de Palma
Celia, cyendo los CLEARWATER
Crimson Tornadoes vensan a
Tampa a inaugurar sus COM
petencias en- 1912.
Al propio tempo los Ter
riers del Hillsborough Sc en-
frentaran con los st. Peters
burg Green Devils, otro gran
enemigo, en- ell floor de Sc
mincle Heights.
Los Golden Dragons del JEFF
ferson, abren su temporada
contra Mulberry manana tam
bien, Y ell cuarto team tampe-
no de high school, ell de los
Jesuitas, tiene va un juego Sc
nalado contra Ell Brandon pa
ra ell viernes por la noche.
Ell coach Jimmy Hughes,
del Plant, ha visto como su
team, campe6n del Estado pa
ra 1941, ha d~estrozado al
Haines City y al Kingsport,
Tenn, dos veces a cada uno,
en- cuatro juegos que han he
cho salir del an6nimo, por 10
menos a una nueva %estrella de
las Panteras, ell Sophomore"
Duncan, que juega ell center.
En- Hillsborough, ell coach
Spurgeon Cherry ha visto su
team en- acci6n 10 suficiente
para saber que debe invertir
aun muchas horas en- la prac-
La gaceta., 1942-01-05
LOS COMITES DE RACIONA
MIENTO DE GOMAS
TOmdTdn Possession En- Ell
D{d De Hoy

He aqui los individuos NOM
bradOs para integrar los distin-
tos comites condales que Sc ha-
ran cargo del racionamiento de
las gomas para autos y camio-
mes, y que iniciaran sus activi-
dades en- ell dia de hoy,
Comite No. 1.-R. Amber
Liggett, Presidente; P. j. Van
Pelt y William L. Van Dyke.
Comite No. 2.-Nat H. Ram
DO, PreSidente; Norman Kirk
council y A. L. Cuesta.
Comite No. 3-R. T. Hend.
erson, Presidente; Carl A. We'll
Y R. M. Cole.
Comite No. al. Merit
Jones, Presidente; H. A. Whit
more y S. R. limerick.
Comit6 No. 5.-Simon Essrig
Presidente; John A. Diaz y 10
sc P. Perez.
Comitet No. 6.-Plant City
j. D. Bruton, Jr., Presidente
j. A. Pearce y Joseph D. Harm.
e.
La gaceta., 1942-01-05
La Gaceta Folletin No. 200
TONIC TERCBRo
LA
DE LA GALE

miento, hasta Ell dolor de haber
tenido que hacer NAL para ser
dichoso!
Por ESQ, Ic6mo decirte ell no.
rror, la aversion que ahora me
%causas?.... iQue digo, aver
si6n?...iSi no es ESQ, 81 no es
aversion, 81 no es odio, siquiera,
sino augusta, sorpresa, triste-
"a, una tristeza que es peor que
la muerte, la tristeza de I'm hijo
que descubriera a su madre
impura, la tristeza con que un
hombre bueno contempla una
batalla Y We despedazarse a sus
semejantes como lobos! iPor-
que To me has hecho yer tOda
La gaceta., 1942-01-05
CAPITULO VII
La riUal

otamendi volvi6 al lecbo. GU
bri6ndose ell rostro con las ma
nos. "' liz
Su augusta era tan grande,
Su sofrimiento moral habia Ne.
gado a tai grade, que apenas
sentia el dolor de su herida, oue
ha0iase alberto otra vez, ' en-.
va sangre rezumaba Dor enci.
ma de las vendas.
Que angustial....
iQud yergdenza L..
I'm las almas normales. estas
catastrofes, este hundimientos
oausan I'm efecto de desgarra.
miento irrsparable.
Fl doctor, al or cerrarse a.
Queila perta con Ell golnetazo
cue diera Agusda en- ~ FUR.
La gaceta., 1942-01-05
LOUIS AUMENTA PESO PA
RIA SU PELEA CON BAER
Ell champion subira al ring
con 205 libras

Greenwood Lake, N. Y, E.
nero 4.-Los fanaticoS van a
recibir verdaderamente ell va
lor del dinero invertido, Guam
do Joe Louis sc enfrente con
Buddy Baer en- Madison Squa-
re Garden ell viernes por la
noche.
No solamente recibiran una
buena carga de Buddy, todas
sus 245 libras; sino que tam
bi6n seran testigos del mas
grande Joe Louis que haya SUI
Dido a I'm ring.
En- la actualidad ell cam.
pe6n, segGn declara su entire
La gaceta., 1942-01-05
TRES TEAMS TAMPENOS
UEG MANANA POR
LA NOCHE
Plant, Terriers y Jefferson
Los Jesuitas contra Brandon
ell viernes

Las Panteras del Plant, con
cuatro victorias consecutivas
en- esta temporada, haran fren
tie al mas notable de sus enc
migos del ano, manana a las
La gaceta., 1942-01-05

P~ERDIDA-De tres ilaves, en-
la Septima avenids entire las ca
lies Ia y Is. Sc gr~atificara al
que las entregue en- esta redac-
ci6n, 1908 7th Ave.
La gaceta., 1942-01-05

la sima de maldad, de horror,
de TRACTION Y de miseria que ca
be en- nuestra alma! h.. iPorque
til me das la MEDIA de nuestra
maldad, de nuestra hipocresia,
de nuestra perfidia, de TODD ell
lodo que es capaz de albergarse
en- un pecho humanol...
5Verdad que 81, verdad que
es esa la verdad de tn alma?....
Z Verdad que la dnica verdad de
tn vida es que no hay en- ella
mas que mentira?....
ii Estas loco!-dijo por to-
da respuesta la cinica, volvien-
do la espalda a Otamendi.
Pero una mano de hero Sc
pos6, de repente, en- ell hombro
de la mujer, que ahog6 un leve
critic.
La gaceta., 1942-01-05
Son6 I'm portazo.

Son6 I'm portazo.
La marquesa habiase apresu
RADIO a bajar rapidamente las
escaleras del hotel, y Sc encon.
tr6 en- ell holl, donde la espera-
ban los g~endarmes.
II Vamos?-dijo ell sargen-
to, sonriendo con una impercep
tible sonrisa, y cortando los CO.
mentarios que hacia con sus CO.
legas Y ell patron, al yer apare-
Ger "a. esta sonora.
-EStoy a sus 6rdenes-di-
10 la Cenci, que habia recobra-
do de nuevo su serenidad.
FL senior Giovannini tenia pri-
sa porque desaparecieran de a.
qui tOdos estos personaies, que
"a habian atrado Q varios pc
La gaceta., 1942-01-05
Don't neglect your Breath

en- los ojos y las manos convert
das en- dos garras de fiera, Sc
larzaba hacia adelante con un
prop6sito siniestro...
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-02-26
PROCLAMATION

Whereas, Governor John W.
Bricker has proclaimed the period
beginning Monday, Feb. 25, 1912,
and continuing through Saturday
Feb. %, 1912, as Home Food Gar
den Enrolment Week; and
Whereas, the villages of McCon-
nelsville and Malta have formed a
Council of Defense to function as
coordinate units in the state de-
fense system, as directed by the
Ohio State Council of Defense and
Whereas, it is the manifest duty
and desire of every person in this
community to participate in meas
ures essential to Americas war
program;
Now, therefore, we, w. A. Deed
rick and M. d. Martin, mayors of
the villages of McConnelsville and
Malta, do hereby designate the pc
riod commencing on Monday, Feb.
%, and continuing through Satur-
day, Feb. 28, as Home Food Garden
Enrolment Week to the end that
all farmers and town and suburban
people who have suitable ground
and garden facilities may enroll in
the national Victory Garden pro-
gram designed to increase the food
needs for our armed forces, our
allies and the nation as a whole.
In Witness Whereof, we have
hereunto set our hands and caused
the seals of the villages of McCon-
nelsville and Malta to be affixed
this oath day of February in the
year Of our Lord, nineteen hundred
forty-two-W. A. Deedrick, Mayor
of McConnelsville; M. D. Martin,
Mayor of Malta.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-02-26

Atty A. R.McCulloch, 83, promi-
nent attorney of Cambridge, died
a week ago at Swans hospital
Cambridge. He was born in Guern-
sey county and when a young man
he taught school, later taking up
the study of law, and in 1892 began
the practice of law in Cambridge,
and was successful. He was an ar
dent Democrat and for more than
SO years had been chairman of the
Guernsey county Democratic execu-
tive committee. He served as dis
trict committeeman and was a del
egate to national conventions many
times. He was a member of the
board of education, Cambridge pub
lie library board; the Chautauqua
board; was a devout and faithful
member Of the Presbyterian church
and served for Is years as superin-
tendent of the Sunday school, He
never married. Funeral services
were conducted Saturday afternoon
with interment in Northwood ceme-
terry, Cambridge.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-02-26
LOCAL TOWNSEND CLUB NO. 2

The Twin City Townsend club
No. 2 held an organization meet
ing last Thursday evening. Mr.. F.
W. Combs, district council secre-
tary, of Marietta. was present and
organized the new club. There was
q good attendance After the meet
ing a pot luck supper was served
and enjoyed by all. Announcement
will be made later of further ac-
tivities to be held in the near fu-
ture. The next meeting will be
Thursday, Feb. 26. All members
are urged to be present as we ex-
pect to permanently settle our or
ganizing activities at that time.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-02-26
Young Peoples Grange

The Morgan county young peo-
ple's grange will hold their meet
Ing in the American Legion hall, In
Malta, on Wednesday evening.
March 4. Perry county's young
group are invited to attend this
meeting. Program: Each officer
is to furnish something for the
program For refreshments each
person is to bring enough wieners
and buns for him or herself. jose
phine Dunkle, Martha Niceswanger
and Johnnie Porter are the com.
mittee in charge.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-02-26
TriadeIphia Grange

Triadelphia grange meets Tues
day, March 8: Song, by grange; roll
call, sisters give a suggestion help
full to the housewife; brothers, a
suggestion of benefit to the farmer;
"A Living Curiosity" by Mrs. Ag-
mes Garrett; song, by young peo-
pie: planning for grange ex-
hibit at the county fair" discus
sion, led by Kenneth Porter; read
ing, Clara Barnes; paper on cur
rent events, Donald Porter; enter
tainment, Ray Martin and Richard
Kent.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-02-26
CHANGE in MEETING DATES

Owing to circumstances beyond
our control the farm machinery re-
pair meetings which were to have
been held Tuesday, Feb. "a at Bris-
tol and Hackney are postponed un-
til Friday, Feb. 27. Bristol grange
hall, 1870 o'clock p. M; Hackney
school house, o'clock p. m. A
bloc man from we'll known ma
chinery manufacturing company
will be sent-Morgan County
U.SDA. War Board