Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1929-12-05
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Heavy Hens. 10
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LIGHT Snrineers Is
Old Roosters -. O8
A daughter was born Monday to
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Lewis (Ruth
Spung) at Bethesda hospital, Zanes-
vile, named Ann.
UP-TO- DATE FINE CHRISTMAS
GREETING CARDS.-The Stan
berry Pharmacy.
The L. A. S. of the M. P. church
will meet tonight at 7:30 O'Clock,
with Mrs. Blanche Rex. The ladies'
are urged to bring clothing for the
box to be sent to the Pine Ridge,
Ky, mission.
COME IN and see our artistic
line Of Christmas cards, tags, seals
and package dressings. The Stan-
berry Pharmacy.
Frank Finley expects to open MS
retail meat market here IN the
Fouts building, the forepart OF next
week. Clarence Bishop, an expert
enced meat cutter, of Stockport, VIII
have charge of the store. Mr.. Blsh-
CD is now employed at the Flnley
holesale packing establishment.
GET YOUR ORDER IN NOW Tor
personal Christmas greeting cafds,
The Stanbery Pharmacy.
Mrs. L. A. Painter of this place
was called to Frazeysburg Monday
because of the death of her father,
apGI Ih wears.
He was retired railroad employe,
and a prominent Mason. Funeral
serv ces and burial were at Frazeys-
burg, Wednesday.
Leslie Harter and his mother
Mrs. Eva Harter of st. Louis, Mo-,
spent THANKSGIVING with the Tor
mer's brother. Mr. Seth Harter OF
Athens. Mrs. Harter and son Seth
mctored here and called on friends
and were also at the Hardesty
home at Bristol
SCATTER SUNSHINE with our
Christmas greeting cards.-lhe
Stanhcry Pharmacy.
Hugh Cormley who served Is
terms IS mayor of Glouster, ana
was at one time postmaster there.
has feen taken to st. Francis hos
D tai. Columbus, as result of pro-
lonaed illness. Mr.. Gormley re-
sided at Stockport. before go ng to
Glouster.
Alger Carrel and his friend Har-
CID Ross Of Kent, O., spent from
| It Thursday until Saturday mere
with the formers parents Mr.. ana
Mrs. w j. Carrel. Miss Beatrice
Carrel who is a student at Mere
dith business college, GAINESVILLE,
vs. also Guest at the Carrel home.
ORDER NOW-PERSONAL STA
TIONERY for Christma8 IT'S ali
cclors.-1he Stanbery Pharmacy.
Harold Hill and wife. Edmund
Walter and wife and John Roger
Hill. all Of Columbus, and Q. ;. Y,
were spending Thanksgiving vaca
tion with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
S. L. Hill of Reinersyille, and Mrs.
Harold IIill's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
X NJ Smith who live near Reiners-
Vile.
Mir. and Mrs. Clyde Parmiter'
Mrs. Clarinda Ghyton, Mrs. Mary
and Mrs. Alma Lindl.
more attended the funeral Monday
of their uncle, Lyman H. Osborn,
near GAINESVILLE. Mr. Osborn,s SIS
ter. Mrs. Maria Stormont Of New
Concord, is in very poor health, ana
was unable to be at the funeral.
QUALITY CHRISTMAS GREET
INC CARDS.-The Stanbery Phar,
macy.
Rev. Charles w Stoneburner, pas
Tor of the Methodist Episcopal
church. left Tuesday evening Tor
Chicago. to attend an EpWorth
League institute council which IS IN
session Wednesday to Friday Dur.
ing his absence, Mrs. Stoneburner
and son Tony are visiting home
people at Quaker City.
DON'T MISS seeing our line or
Christmas greeting cards.-lhe
Stanbery Pharmacy.
l.. G.. Turner, 81, attorney o.
New York City, and second husband
of Mrs. Howard Chandler Chrlsty,
died suddenly Saturday morning al
GAINESVILLE, where he had been TO-
several months taking treatment.
The body was taken Saturday even
ing to New York City for burial,
and was accompanied by his wl1e,
and her son-in-law and daughter,
Ira C. Chandler and wife, nee
Natalie Christy.
CHRISTMAS GREETING CARDS,
seals, tags and stickers.-The star
berry Pharmacy.
Mrs. James Fish and daughter
Mrs Celia Youngs were called by
telegram last Thursday to the bed
side of formers father David M.
Russner of Indiana, Pa, a civil
war veteran, aged 50, who was at
the point of death.
Frank y. Spring, barber, OF
fell dead Saturday, from
a heart attac.I lie was native
of Deavertown. He leaves five
brothers-Foster Spring Of Zanes-
Vile; William and Finley, near
Thomas, OF Pomona,
Calf; Charles, MorrOwville, Kan.
and three sisters, Mrs. Clara Tidbail,
near Deavertown; Mrs. Minnie Cher
ry, Crooksville, and Mrs. Dora How
ard, GAINESVILLE. Burial was made
Monday at Deavertown.
Rebekah Notice
Hiawatha Rebekah lodge No. 182,
will meet in regular session Friday
evening, Dec 6, at 1880. District