Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-08-14


Special values in wash dresses
and aprons. New styles, all sizes.
Whites.
Mr.. and Mrs Bush McKeOwn of
Chagrin Falls, visited the week end
| in Malta with the formers mother,
Mrs. John McKeown. and other rel
atives.
New fall silk dresses at greatly
reduced prices. You sure get your
moneys worth.--White,s.
Orr White, wife and little daugh-
ter Alice Ann, from Columbus,
were week end visitors at the home
of Mr.. Whites parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. R. White, of Stockport To-
cality
| Freemans SIS Bill Shoes. New
brogue styles, calf skin uppers. Why
pay more? See window.-White's
Mrs. Lucy Barkhurst is at Colum-
bus, where she has position in the
agriculture department of the state
fair. during the remainder of the
month.
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New Vitality Health Shoes. New
novelties Styles to suit old and
young Whites.
Mr.. Harry Lucas and wife left
Tuesday for their home in Detroit,
Mich, after having visited here
since Sunday with the formers
mother, Mrs. Edgar Sharp. Mr.. Lu
cas- is employed in the editorial de-
partment of the Detroit News.
Mr. Robert Andrews leaves today
for New York City. after having
spent several days here with his
sister, Miss Mary Andrews, and
looked after some business matters.
Mr. Andrews is employed with the
Pennsylvania Railroad Co
Announcement was recently made
of the engagement of Miss Florence
Schwartz of Lowell and Donald
Wilson of Coal Run. Miss Schwartz
is employed in the office of Ogle
and Metcalf, attorneys. Mr. Wilson
is an employe of the West Penn
Public Service Company.
Morgan grange will meet Aug.
%, at s p. M: Roll call, An inven-
ton of Importance to the farmer or
the farmers wife; What have been
the chief obstacles met in my work
this season, and why, Brother
Davis; recitation, Ruth Kennard;
surprise by the committee-XX.
| Mr.. Ted Cox, son of Mr.. and Mrs
! E. r. Cox of New Concord, was mar
ried August 2 to Miss Clarice Fiech-
ter of GAINESVILLE. Mr.. Cox is a grad
uate of New Concord high school
/ and Of Muskingum college, and is
now athletic director of the city
schools in Canton. He and his wife
will make their home in Canton
James Hambleton, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. A. Hambleton of this place,
who has been employed with Coun-
ty Agent Shriver of Springfield, for
more than year, will enter the o.
S. u, in September, and take a
course in agriculture, having
scholarship. He has also been chos-
en- as member of the o. S. U.
freshman camp.
Andrew Huck, aged 63 years, died
August at his home near Beverly.
He was native of Lowell He is sur
vived by his wife who was Elizabeth
Lang, and sons and daughters as fol-
lows: Albert James and Paul Huck
of Lowell; Leo of Waterford; Frank
of Beverly; Edward, Anthony, Henry,
Frederick, Andrew, Elizabeth and
| Loretta Huck at home, and Mrs.
Ernest Brooker of Beverly route.
John Huck of Lowell and Mrs. John
Fisher of Newark are brother and
sister of the deceased
Mr. Ralph Huntington and son
Bruce of Canton motOred here Sat
urday for visit with the for
mer's parents Mr.. and Mrs. Willard
Huntington. Mr. and Mrs Dunning-
ton accompanied them to Canton to
visit about week. They will also
visit their son Paul of Cleveland.
Recently the two papers of Canton
consolidated. and while many print
ers were thrown out of employment
because OF the consolidation, Ralph
Huntington who is linotype oper-
ator, is retained on the force.
JOllu tOiii dtu, -, a wealthy
farmer of Adams township. Wash
ington county, was beaten to death
at his home Friday night, and
robbed of several thousands of dol
lars he kept there. Henry Con-
rath 10, his brother, who resided
with him, was arrested the next
forenoon, and confined in the coun-
ty Jail, pending investigation of the
case. Besides this brother, three
sisters survive-Mrs. Edward Baes-
al and Mrs. John Baesal Of Jack
son township, Noble county, and
Mrs Mary Rubrake of, Adams towli-
ship, Washington county; and an
adopted sister. Mrs. Anna Hughes
of Coal Run.
Appleman Reunion
The ninth annual reunion of the
Appleman family will be held at
Triadelphia, Saturday, Aug. 80.
eighbors and friends of the family
are invited to attend.
Ruralite Club
The Ruralite club of Rural Dale
will meet Thursday, Aug. 21, at the
home of Mrs. Florence Frame. The
following program will be given:
Song, by the club; roll call, answer
ed by verse of scripture; song, Oh
i've Culver; recitations, Eloise Rex
and Gaynelle Keller; reading, VIII
ma Harlan; recitation, Etha Culver;
song, Bernice Shepherd; contest,
Louada Frame. Each member bring
one question for discussion. This
will be an all day meeting, with