Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1929-10-17

Thursday, October II, |
/ Watch your subscription date.
Magician Birch is booked for al
entertainment at Crooksville to
night, in the auditorium of the hig1
school building.
L. w Williams and Harley Glad
den of near Ringgold were in Nc
Connelsville, Friday, looking after
business matters.
Mrs. Dale Johnson, Miss Ida Car.
roll and Mrs. Virgil Rowland, all oi
Beverly, and Miss Grace Sprowles
of Waterford, spent Tuesday here.
At the recent session of the Ohio
congress of parents and teachers
held at Springfield, O., Mrs. Ham
ilton Shaeffer of Dayton was chosen
as president.
and Mrs. w. S. Plumer have return
/ points in the South.-Marietta
Times, Oct. 10.
/ Mr.. James Hambleton of Spring
field is spending few days at his
home here, while his father is at
tending Grand lodge, f. & A. NJ, at
Toledo.
New fabric gloves-grays, modes,
beaver or brown color, very attrac-
lively styled. Genuine import num-
! bers Of real value, at soc to $150
-kraps Il Betz.
The Beverly Dispatch of Oct. 10,
said: Mr.. and Mrs. w. V. Van Metre
Of Marietta, the latter sister of
Mrs. Hayward and Mr.. Applegate.
left Sunday, Oct. g. for Los Angeles,
Calf, where they expect to spend
the winter months
Final close out of ladies short
sleeve wash dresses, S and S1.19
quality, at 49c each. Yes, that's
right Forty Nine Cents EACH
Kraps Il BctZ.
Fay E. James of Blue Rock has
filed suit in GAINESVILLE for divorce,
against Omar James of Hartville, O.,
in which she charges wilful absence
They were married June 10, 1924,
and have no children. She asks to
be restored to her maiden name,
Fay +. Powelson.
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James Flanagan, jr., returned
TO his home here Saturday from
Cincinnati, where he had been at
tending school, and also working in
an electrical shop, until business be-
came dull. He will assist his father
here for time, and may later re-
turn to Cincinnati, if business con-
ditions there improve.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Fouts of Ak
ron were called to GAINESVILLE Satur-
mother Mrs. Benton FOuts, who is
very i'll with heart trouble. Mrs
Fouts who is 81 years of age, makes
her home with her sister, Mrs. Eliz-
abeth Manly. Mrs Ernest Fouts
visited Sunday in Malta with her
mother Mrs. John Benjamin and
other relatives.
The Marietta Times of Oct. 10.
said: George r. and Muriel Immel
have appealed to common pleas
court to set aside a judgment for
$40 and costs of $11.10 awarded to
Charles r. Reynolds in the court of
Squire Combs. The case grew out
of efforts to collect rental, and
against the original claim the I'm
mels presented a bill for work done
and equipment furnished.
4 most enjoyable event was the
] 9Th wedding anniversary celebra-
tion of Mr.. and Mrs. Webster Ander-
son and Mr.. and Mrs. Hills j. SHAY
er Of Bristol, on Tuesday, Oct. IS
NJ. B. Spencer, NJ. f. Sheets and Mrs.
Cora Scott Of McConnelsville were
among those present. A fine dinner
and supper were served at the An
derson and Shaver homes. There
We're pretty decorations Of autumn
leaves and fall flowers.
Mrs ANA Cunningham, aged 80
years, died Oct Z, at her home III
Glouster, following a third stroke of
paralysis. She leaves two daugh
ters and two sons, all OF Glouster;
also two sisters, Mrs. Robert Brad
ley of Hartshorn, Okla, and Mrs.
Emma Misner Of Millfeld, and a
brother. NJ. G. Watkins of Lows
vile, w. Va. One brother, Will
liam Watkins, died last April a
Chauncey.
1900 In Penitentiary
Now that the fall terms Of courts
are in session the population Of the
Ohio penitentiary is increasing at
such rapid rate that the housing of
inmates is becoming a serious prob
lem to Warden Preston r. Thomas.
1t has passed the 4.600 mark, with
being made daily. OF that
430 are illiterate, 3,199 are
graduates of common schools, 69C