Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1922-08-24

lily tient at the Rocky Glen sanatorium
he "
ow The Ladies' Aid of the Methods
me- Protestant church will give law
at fete on the church lawn, at 7:3
ce. Friday evening, Aug. 25. Every
re- body invited.
of The big orchestra which is essen
Az tial in making this picture the bi
success it has been, will be wort
the price of admission.
hie he Mr.. F. A. Mendenhall of PEN
IT, township took his daughter Mis-
ad Maude Mendenhall to Zanesvill
mo Monday, and on Tuesday she under
No went an operation at the Bethesda
of hospital, for appendicitis.
is Watch for the advance seat sal
Ia on "The Four Horsemen of tn
ST, Apocalypse" coming to the Twil
he City Opera House Monday and Tues
y day, Sept. As.
Tuesday morning Rev. r. C. Dear
of the local Methodist Protestan
Wis church left for conference at Sabina
A o. Mr.. E. M. Barkhurst is the dele
or gate from the local church and Pts
re gah.
we If you miss seeing "The Foul
A Horsemen of the Apocalypse" with
. the six piece orchestra, you will
10 miss seeing one of the finest per
OF formances ever brought to oul
de town.
Is Miss Lizzie Brown and Miss Golda
Richards of Columbus, and Mr.. C. E.
\ D11s 0V,
"e of Chicago left Monday for their
~ ~ homes after a visit with Mrs. Lud-
~ ~ we'll Spencer and other relatives and
~ ~ friends of Meigsville township.
uC
u The big orchestra which is essen
tial in making this picture the big
k success it has been, will be worth
- the price of admission.
e Mr.. John ("Jerry") Gotchall, who
~ has been taking treatment for the
n past ten months at the sanatorium,
left Monday for his home at Colum-
bus. He is very much improved in
IN health, and after visit at his home
le will go to the general hospital at
e. Dayton.
7e Watch for the advance seat sale
al on "The Four Horsemen of th
= Apocalypse" coming to the Twin
id City Opera House Monday and Tues
f. day, Sept. As.
,r The citizens of this codnty and
state have always realized that bus
mess and labor alone without recre-
le alton, are not conducive to the best
RS efficiency of mind and body, and
cot fiCfo
: and pleasure to witness the per-
formance of the willing, heroic and
IN graceful racer
- The colossal spectacle-drama ''The
Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse,
le has turned thousands away from
a the doors of every theatre in which
D. it is shown.
The Malta Home Missionary So
IN ciety will meet Friday afternoon
IL Aug. 25, at 2:30, at the home of
Mrs. Will Miller Assistant hostess
es, Mrs. Balderson, Mrs. Hughes
of Mrs. Tolbert. Devotional leader,
re Mrs. C. N Gray. General theme, City
s. Enterprise and County Cooperation
six piece orchestra will play the
IN entire musical score for "The Four
he Horsemen of the Apocalypse" Com
=. posed of pianist, violin, cornet, trap
- drums, clarinet and trombone.
We DR.. and Mrs. William H. Harper
r. daughter Bernice and son William
IS H., jr., will return to their home
$50 East Lane avenue, today aItel
! a five weeks motoring trip to Wash
~ n ington, D. c., Gettysburg and Soutf
~ Mountain, Civil war battlefields, De-
" troit, Pontiac, Ann Arbor and many
lake points in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
h. Dispatch, Aug. 20.
y The annual meeting of the Zanes
af vile Baptist Association will be helt
u at Fair Oaks Baptist church, Zanes
Vile. next Tuesday and wednesday
&C. Aug. 29-3O. Among prominen
tie speakers taking part in the program
ne will be Miss Augusta II. Peck o
Burma, a former Ohio girl. Rev. o
L. Martin of GAINESVILLE is moderator
on OF the Association.
st. --- --
rs. Miss Marian Hutson, home eco
th nomics teacher in the high schOo
IA here, who had been spending her va
cation of about q month at her hom'
dL OOuIu OOlOu, W, IOeuAAO~ " ..AA
ms place last Friday. Before coming
as here Miss Hutson stopped few day
as in GAINESVILLE where she helpet
at judge the girls club work OF MUSK
ne ingum county.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Jenkins gave
party Wednesday evening, Aug. l6
,e- in honor of their daughter Lois
ho 18th birthday. Several of the yount
ss- people from the country and a few
es- from town helped Miss Lois cele
ur brate her birthday. VictrOla musi'
M was the feature of the evening
hy Games were also enjoyed, after whicl