>From The McArthur Democrat Inquirer of June 18, 1919 "PROBATE COURT The final account of Ellis MCCLURE, trustee of the estate of George W. BENEDLET, deceased, was approved, and confirmed. F. P. MAGEE administrator of the estate of Leverett PEARCE, deceased made return of inventory and appraisment. Mark BARLEON, administrator of the estate of Anthony BARLEON, filed his first and final account. Set for hearing July 11, 1919. MARRIAGE LICENSE Robert J. FISK, Senecaville, to Beatrice Taylor, Zaleski. Married by Rev. W. E. PRIOR. Floyd BENSON, Ray to Blanche GRAVES, Ray. Married by Ben BENSON J. P. MILTON FINNEY ILL Milton FINNEY of New Plymouth, ex-County Commissioner, is seriously ill at his home from a failure of his stomach to take up and assimilate food. He went to Columbus for expert medical examination, but was told that an operation was not advisable owing to his weakened condition. His brothers and sisters brought him home in an ambulance. Dr. C. B. TAYLOR went up to see him on Tuesday, and reports Mr. FINNEY quite ill. THE BEN FRANKLIN PIN Following are the names of women in Harrison township, who are wearing the Benjamin Franklin Pin and aiding Mrs. L. J. DIXON in the sales of War Savings Stamps: Mrs. Zella DIXON, Mrs. Ethel ELLIS, Mrs. Talma GRAVES, Mrs. Chloe BURT; Misses Flossie HILL, Alma BOCK, Auta THACKER, Nettie THACKER, Blanche GRAVES. ICE CREAM SOCIAL Homer HARTLEY and Ross TRIP will have an ice cream social at James HARTLEY'S next Saturday evening, June 21. Let everybody come and have a good time."