Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1929-08-29
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Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Mason of Lo-
rain have been spending few days
here with Mr.. j. M. Keyes and ram
lily.
Mr.. Bryan Savage who has been
with carnival in Illinois, is here az
the home of his parents, Thos. saw
age and wife. suffering with malarla'
fever
Mrs. Guy Spencer of the New
Lexington road, remains very III
with stomach trouble. She is at
the home of her sister Mrs. Arthur
Warren.
Mr.. Hugh Christman of Meigs
VILE township fell Saturday, very
severely inJuring his shoulder,
since which time he has been SUI
Mrs Carrie Otto and Mr.. W. w
Glaze of Helena, Ark, were re-
Gently married. Mrs. Glaze will be
remembered as Carrie Scott, for
mer resident of Malta.
Last Thursday a daughter was
born to Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Prouty
Of Young Hickory, and on the same
day daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Thos Pierce of Bristol town
ship.
Mir. Byron Dickinson who is en-
ployed with the Studebaker corpo-
ration. at South Bend, Ind, has
been spending his vacation with his
parents Mir and Mrs. II. w. Dickin-
son. near Renrock
Mr. Franklin Dye of near Rem
ersville plans to leave about the
middle of September for Philadel-
phia, where he enters upon four
year medical course at Jefferson
Medical college. His wife will ac-
company him.
Newton w. Maybe, former army
officer, was acquitted in Washing
ton county court, recently, of a first
degree murder charge resulting from
the fatal shooting of his wife June
"a last IN his trial Mayle's claim
WIS that he was trying to disarm his
wife after she had threatened to
com nit suicide, when the fatal
shooting occurred.
Wanted Veal calves. Paying
10 1ac. Bring them not later than 4
p. m., Monday. Finley.
Rev. and Mrs. Alvin n Grove
and daughter Miss Ruth Grove OF
Spratt came Tuesday to look after
their property here. Mrs Grove
and daughter will be here in their
property permanently during the
coming school year, Miss Grove be-
ing an NJ. & M. senior Rev Grove
also plans to spend part time here
with his wife and daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Lambert and
two children Of Fort Wayne, Ind,
motored here Saturday and made
brief visit at the home of Miss Jen
ME Fleming. Patty Lambert who
had been spending some weeks here
accompanied her parents home Sun
day. Mrs Lamberts mother Mrs.
Edith Fleming who has been here
since the death of her husband, is
remaining here for while.
When you hear the new Victor
radio, enough said See Morris
Hardware.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ". Allen and Mr..
and Mrs G. l.. Carlton attended the
Shipley reunion held at the home OF
Arthur Shipley at townsville, o..
Sunday, Aug. 25, and report an ex-
ceptionally pleasant day@large at
tendance, fine program of music,
addresses, and of course a fine din
ner. Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton return
ed home Monday, but Mr.. and Mrs.
Allen are remaining for a ten days
visit.
In the assignment of teachers for
GAINESVILLE schools, We note Edyth9
Reed is assigned for Fourth grade
in Garfield school; Pearl Jones,
Fourth grade, McIntire; Wilma r.
win, Third grade, Madison; Leora
Ludwig, Fourth grade, Sheridan.
Gwendolyn Rusk and Beulah
Thompson are listed as teachers IN
Grover Cleveland junior high;
Catherine Weber will teach in the
Lash senior high school.
Many have said they never want
ed radio until they heard the
New Victor at Morris Hardware.
Frederick Berkemer, aged 76,
lifelong resident of Philo, died Sun
day, following an illness of Bright's
disease. He is survived by his wife
and four children: Mrs. Ada Wagner
of Long Beach, Calf; George Berk
emer of Birmingham, Ala; Charles
OF Philo, and Mrs. Harry Luman Of
Roseville. The deceased was
member. of the Philo Methodist
church and of the Masonic lodge
at Duncan Falls.
For top calves we are paying
1312c Bring them not later than 4
o'clock, Monday.-Frank Finley.
All Sunshine Club
The All Sunshine sewing club
met with their leader Aug. 21, and
had their seventh and last meeting
for the year, and finished all work