Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-01-28

! Democrat, McConnelsviIie, Oh
district deputy
,ors. left satar- Emmett A. Taylor |
ferent members -
ors. isecond floor Jones Bldg. !
- (Next to Dr. Kings office)
on, j. H. Witte. McConnelsville. Ohio I
and Austin
re in Columbus == ==
oulson and Mr. Lovelrs Dollar Day, Saturday,
Shrine meeting Jan. 80
nd Austin Coul-
,mobile show. Miss Annie Mcbride, r. N. went
- Tuesday to Cleveland where she will
rock went to do private nursing.
and brought ,, -, c.,
den who under hoseiis Do1i@i D@'' S"'u"''
uar,, ,,roo1- 80 Jan go
spital for gall Misses Lulu White and Woode
is getting along Chambers went to Cleveland Tues
day to spend few days on business.
Rogers Ark, Mr. Harold Smith who is employ
visit with his ed with the GAINESVILLE Bank and
G.. Miller of Trust company, spent over Sunday
er of this place. with his parents Mr. and Mrs Fred
back for 13 Smith of Malta.
1e"'04 anu 'A'p The Community Civic club will
meet next Tuesday Feb. 2, at 8
Mrs Vernon o'clock, at the home of Mrs. Jacob
Dlis Jan. 81, a otahef' Win Nls' no"aio Caiio'
ned Isabel Vir- assistant nostess.
: OF Mr. George Ohio university will have the only
MY, west siae' Isemi-weekly school paper in the
aKlng MS nome state after the beginning Of the
ond semester, when the Green and
White, a weekly, will be pub
:. aSeu OF o. ,yyS' yeai lished twice week.
vas of the Marlin Wiley, aged II years, son
Noble county. of Mr. and Mrs. w. B. Wiley of
the late Chris near Keith, died JAM Z, after
vices held short illness from scarlet fever The
made in funeral held from the residence
and interment made in the
- Keith cemetery.
A. the f-e de- --
to the Frank MessIs. diehn Nceswaneer VI
uovovor +hora lChesterhill and Leonard Nceswang
~, h.vino hen Ter of Pennsville left Tuesday
of tho ,nnar ing to seek employment. They stop
i SMOKE cansed ped in GAINESVILLE, and if nothing
Utonrad nm lot tsutable be found at that place.
ITO The roo,n will likely go to Akron or Canton.
eu Timherma, Have a tailor of experience mea-
ov for crean sure you. All wool suits made to
,here theU will your order, s25. Good worsted of
Nc T;h firm weight that will retain the
u N ctnhar crease. In all the latest designs and
~ =; 80, =; tcolorings.-Ed Walker, McConnels-
), will o1so h VILE o. End floor, first door south
,ss dnr,na The of the Fox barber shop
d. Dispatch. Manchester grange program for
NJ u,. Feb. 13, is follows: Song, grange
- 49, r,su readings Grace Ashton, Ross Mar
,son &c cho SHALL topic Who has the most
cs. u1 W. right to compain--the woman who
= ~ 49,, ~, has to mend the Clothes the one
. n,, . whose clothes worn out discus
~ ~ NJ. a an sion opened by Maud Cannon
- % Gu w. anu Which has the stronger determina-
tion, woman, Scott Brill
10 with his wife readings, Ada Carpenter, Bertha
e since last Sep Cannon; question box.-XX.
70 eievelana Following is the program of Rox-
-. ps bury grange No $50, for Saturday,
+, . =. Feb. 13: Song grange; roll call,
AZ s ~, comic story; discussion, What part
N ~ wis is the younger generation playing in
the advancement of Ohio's agricul-
IN and Mr. Har- ture, ]. A. Bell debate: Resolved
ed last Thurs that good farm is of more benefit
Rev. j. II. Kin to the young man than college ed
The daughter of ucaton-affirmative, c. V. Cheadle,
,rtman and for John Wilson; negative, J. j. John
8 place Mr. son, Arey Johnson; How we
eveland but he teach the boy and girl to mon
with the Ph;,o Iey, Ida Bell; song grange Re.
will raside in freshments consisting of coffee, pie,
and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Eddleblute.
+ tho Iowa, The Farmerette club met Jan 20,
, g. church If with Mrs. Mary and Miss Vrgie Pat
of which Mrs terson, with 13 members and one
acbar vere on visitor present After the business
Iav aven;ng bv session, the lecturer took charge of
stevens at the the program. The hostesses served
yant Iuncb was refreshments, and all had good
re games etc cal time. The next meeting will be
10 There ware Feb IT, with Mr.. Della Petibone
sent and the following program will be
given: Song, by club; reading Della
nal of Saturday Brokaw roll call, favorite dish
marriage license and how to prepare it; Does it pay
uskingum to do the spring house cleaning in
cHugh veteri- February Virgie Patterson; sur
S. Blanche Bak- prise, Della Pettibone and Nellie
e, and that the Rollison.-XX.
place at -a.--
on;, ~ 49, NOTICE
90 in tbt it Patrons of Brstol-Meies Tele-
cia+ina phone company. There will be a
meeting Saturday, Jan. 80 at p.
ing the Kings m, at Meigs Valley Grange hall.
Yards, chdren's Business of importantly. S. Day-
of the M. E. is, president
rtained in the -----------------
Cora Whipple ~ hne 'A'"en+' 'i""
,,chr,, ho+;nr The Eureka club met with Mrs
y s,nnar nas Anna Ritchey Jan Z with an all
as short pro- u'S ii0e'i'7 an" po' iu'N "iti"Ni
o;o, .in,o nth There 10 members and one
"A - IN - visitor present. The pupils of Pts
gah school, with Margaret Rothrock
teacher also guests of the
lex Of Meigsville club. Owing to the absence of some
& his subscrip- members, the program was not Civ
fact that he en- in full, the remainder being
+ to this paper carried until the February