Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1922-11-23

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IL Stanbery Building
;McCONNELSvILLE OHIO
A chicken supper will be serve
Thursday, Dec. Z, at the Malta M
e. church.
Go to the Farmers Elevator TO
wire fence. m26tf
Mr.. James Balm, jr., who ha
been located at Flint, Mich, nov
has his headquarters at Lansing
Mich.
Remington and Winchester am
munition at the Malta Hardwar
Company. lon.
Mrs. Willard Huntington spen
over Sunday at Dennison with he
father Mr.. A. j. Brown, who i
very i'll and bedfast. He makes hi
home with a daughter Mrs. Maggi
May.
Mi-O-Na makes your stomach
feel fine, stops belching, heart burr
and all discomfort in a few minutes
Guaranteed by The Stanbery Phar
macy. lon;
Mrs. J. C. Ray and daughte
Mrs. VIM. Holzschauher and the lat
ter's daughter Marjorie returned t.
their homes in GAINESVILLE Saturday
after a visit with Mrs. Rays moth
er here Mrs. Lide Cunningham.
Medicated air is the only treat
ment for catarrh. Breath Hyome
and obtain immediate relief. A
Stanbery Pharmacy. Money back
it fails. len
Mr.. Malcolm Beard who has bee
employed with the Geo. w. Lovel
clothing and shoe store, has resign
ed his position and Saturday after
noon went to Washington count
where he will teach in two room
school, which is near the Monro
county line.
Mrs. Jas. E. Dewitt who was call
ed to Morgan county by the death o
her mother Mrs. A. Hayes, visite'
relatives at Bristol last week, an,
went Saturday to Stockport to visi
her sister Mrs. J. o. Pettibone. Sh
Marathon, Ia
Mrs. Simon Crook whose deaf
occurred at Trimble Oct 20, was
native of Morgan county, her earl.
Or ri (ph n VI n
Her maiden name was Mary A
Brady, Pa, and Marion Stanley o
! Glouster are her brothers.
Amanda Tuttle, who was borl
near South Olive, in Noble county
died Nov. IL in his 76th year. H
is survived by his wife who wa
] Rebecca J. Chesshir The deceased
was one of a family of Is childrel
born to Joel and Dorothy Tuttle
only one of whom survives him;
brother, Daniel Tuttle of Dexte
| City.
The Glouster Press of last weel
said: Mr.. and Mrs l.. D. Kelle
China Dulaney) returned Thurs
day from their wedding trip t.
Asheville, n. c., and were guests
until Sunday of Mrs. Keller's par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. F. p. Dulaney
They went from this city to thei
new home at 1872 East Lane avenue
/ Columbus
Mr.. Harry Kahler and son Mr.
Woodford Kahler of New York Cit,
! toif Il
formers parents Maj F. M. Kahle1
and wife. Mr. Harry Kahler is pres
| ident of the American Trust Co., o.
| New York City. His son who was
also in the same bank up until the
time he entered the world war, has
since devoted his entire time te
writing.
Inez Arlene Lowe, McConnels
vile, is included in the list of jun
iors announced by Dean W.. E. Smy-
ser as honor students during the
year 1922. The list of honor
students is made out each year at
Ohio Wesleyan only for the students
of the two lower classes in the pre-
ceding year, and only those stu
dents having an average of "B" or
higher for the year are included.
Miss Lowe is a sister of Mrs. T. G.
Allen of this place.
The annual Bristol township sol
diers' association meeting will be
held at the residence of Mrs. r. l..
Evans and sons on Thanksgiving
day, Nov. 80. This applies to all
soldiers of all wars, regardless of
where you live. The people of the
community are invited to meet with
us on this occasion. Don't forget
to bring well filled basket.
Speeches, readings and singing will
feature the occasion. on.-Com. Mer-
win, Pres; j. B. Farra, Adj.
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