>From the McArthur Democrat-Enquirer, May 11, 1921 EVERY TOWNSHIP IN VINTON COUNTY HAS ONE OR MORE EIGHTH GRADE GRADUATES THIS YEAR--A COMPLETE LIST FOR DISTRICTS NUMBER TWO AND THREE The following is the list of eighth grade graduates in Vinton county with the exception of District No. one which was published last week and Hamden where the schools have not closed. Wilkesville Village--Norma VOWELL, Chloie VOWELL, Bernard JONES. Wilkesville Township--Sarah CUMMINGS, Carl MCCARLEY, Georgia GRAY, Doris MCCARLEY, Luther WOODALL, Adela KECK, Philip J. KECK, Catherine MAHAFFEY, Lucille MOSSMAN, Gertrude SHENEFIELD, Alva DELANEY. McArthur--Ruth ALLISON, Mabel COLLINS, Opal DYKE, Charles GASKILL, John GILL, JR., Wm. GORSUCH, Philip HARRIS, Breta MILLER, Evelyn OGAN, Eva PARTLOW, Mary PENROD, Sylvia ROSSER, Blanch SECREST, Gladys ZEIGLER, James PILCHER. DISTRICT NO. TWO Zaleski--Wm. ANDREWS, Leo BIGHOUSE, John CHAPMAN, Clifford MORIARITY, Violet PECK, Mamie WETZEL, Bertha WEBB. Madison Township--Addie MCKIBBEN, Ernest ROSSER, Clyde WEST, Ora WHITLATCH. Knox Township--Elden BOLEN, Vernon CHESSER, Mildred CHESSER, Iva HOLDREN, Gladyse PHILLIPS, Della PAYNE, Ernest STANLEY, Clarice TOWNSEND, Nellie TEWKSBEURY, Mary TURNER, John CLARK. Clinton Township--Paul MCWILLIAMS, Minnie NEWMAN, Marie NEWMAN, Orville POTTS, Harold SPRAGUE, Everett TOLBERT, Bessie TOLBERT, Leland WEBB. Vinton Township--Theo BORING, Ruth BOBO, Reda CARTER, Carl COTTRILL, Perry ECKART, Lauris HARVEY, Pearl HARVEY, Elba HARVEY, Pearle NELSON, Grace PECK, Alene MCLAUGHLIN. DISTRICT NO. THREE New Plymouth--Helen GRAY Brown Township--Gladys WRIGHTSEL, Fay ARNOLD, Oscar COE Eagle Township--Mabel GRAVES, Lane GRAVES. Jackson Township--Justice P. HARDEN, Gilbert SCOTT, Mabel HARDEN, lena BISHOP, Oscar SEITZ. Swan Township--Bernice HEWITT, Robert CAMPBELL. SUBSCRIPTION LIST New subscriptions, renewals, and changes have been entered on the books of the Democrat-Enquirer, the past week as follows: New Subscriptions--Geo. W. KALER, Linn, Kan.; HOWELL and BURNS, Hamden Renewals--Mrs. R. E. HARRIS, Columbus; Mrs. Ida WOLTZ, B. A. HOOK, McArthur; Hannah EBY, Oth COOPER, Radcliff; H. E. WOLWEAVER, Dundas; J. W. BREWER, D. W. DOSS, Zaleski; Thelmel BETHEL, Chillicothe; J. B. PROSE, Hoisington, KAN,; Wm. H. BRAY, Malta; J. S. LILLIBRIDGE, Chandler, Okla. Changes--Hallie GARRETT, Allensville to Athens; Bertha SCHRADER, Pataskala to Doon, Iowa; Mrs. T. A. BURKETT, Athens to Barberton; Mrs. H. J. ONG, Dun Glen to Athens; W. A. SPROUSE, Sarasota Florida to Zaleski; S. D. CRAIG, Eldorado Springs Kan., to Wichita, Kans. SHOT IN HAND Arch HERRON of Richland township, was shot in the left hand Monday morning while stapping a 22 revolver. His brother Ernest had taken down the gun and shot it, thinking that all the shells had been fired, he left it lying on the table. On entering the room Arch picked up the gun and upon examining it, thinking all the shells had been fired, but one had only snapped, and when he pulled the trigger the cartridge went off, the bullet entering the palm of his hand, shattering the bone and lodging under the tendon on top of the second finger. He was taken to Wellston where an X-ray examination was made and the bullet located and removed by Drs. COX and OGIER. NARROW ESCAPE The son of Ora MURRAY about twelve years of age, had a narrow escape from death Thursday, when with some other boys playing around the New York Coal Company mine at Oreton, and getting on a loaded car of coal that was undert the tipple, car started down grade, and ran into an empty that did not quite clear on another track, cornering it, the boy hanging on the side of the car and lbeing smaall managed to pass between the cars without being crushed to death, and all the unjuries he received was a bruised thigh, left breast and two bruises on the face. Dr. E. S. RAAYwas called from here to give medical attention.--Hamden Cor.