Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-05-01

Plenty of seeds that grow.-Dove
Bros.
Mrs. Ned Conflor was taken Sun
day to Mt. Carmel hospital, Colum
bus, for observation, and may un
dergo an operation.
Children's bloomer dresses. boys
wash suits, 2 to years. fast color
Extra well made. $1.-White's.
| Mr.. Charles Gaylord of New Con
cord, who has been employed will
his position. and has accepted on'
with an insurance company.
The parent-teacher association will
hold bake sale, Saturday, May 3, a
10 o'clock at the Twin City Electric
store on the square.
Mrs. Belle Curry returned to Col
umbus Tuesday, after a visit here
at the home of Miss Alice Moody, and
in Deerfield township with her siste!
Mrs. u. E. Lamb and other relatives
Shoop's meat market, where quail
ity and economy meet. Phone 211.
1m3
Mrs. w. j. Ogan of Cumberland
will sail May 7 from New York City
to visit the cemetery Argonne al
Meuse, France, where her step-son
Stanley Ivan Ogan who was killed
in action, is buried.
Ladies' novelty shoes. The new
shades, new models, high or cuban
heels Priced to fit your pocket
book-White's.
Mr.. Everett Whipple and sister,
near Cleveland visited here the week
end with their sisters Miss Cora
Whipple and Mrs. Ella Cosgrave. Mr..
Whipple is secretary of the Cleve-
land Y. NJ c.. A. camp at Aurora
Get your garden seeds at Dover
Bros.
Mrs. Seth Reed and Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy McGrath and child visited Sun
day at the home of Chester Reed
and family in Bloom township. Miss
Doris Rex and Mr.. j. X. Davis were
callers at the Reed and McGrath
homes.
Buttermilk for sale, for poultry
and hogs. s.-Muskingum Va | e y
Creamery. a24tf
Mrs. Mary A. Shively, twin sister
of the late D. j. Green Of Cumber-
land locality, died April IA, at the
home of her son Herbert G.. Shively,
Tulsa, Okla She was in her S5th
year. Her niece Mrs. Louella Robert
son of Paris, H.. was with her dur
ing her illness and death.
Special sneakers for girls, 81,
and SIPS, at Coulson's.
Donald Fox, senior in chemical
at the O. S. T., spent
from Monday until Wednesday here
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
FoX From here he went to Clarks-
burg, w. Va, whore he will be en-
ployed all summer with the Harrop
Ceramic Service Co., which is erect
ing a pottery plant costing ST.
500, 600.
Children's bloomer dresses, boys
wash suits, to S years. fast color
Extra well made, 81. Whites.
Harold Blower Of Millfield, a. son
If Mr.. and Mrs Thos Blower OF
-, ~ J., if. Ia
land amputated at the first joint. re-
.ently He had the thumb bruised
about three months ago while a.
work in the mine. The bone decayed
t is stated and later sore develop
ID that would not heal, making
necessary.
Groceries and meats Of best qual-
ty-DOyer Bros.
Miss Hannah G. Chappelear, the
laughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. H. Chap
)elear of DrakeSburg, was married
'ecently to Roy Garrett Of Ravenna.
}. The bride is granddaughter OF
he late T. ]. Chappelear and the
ate John G. Carter of Morgan
county. For the last three years she
las been first grade teacher in the
Nindham schools. Mr. Garrett is en-
)loyed by the Northern Ohio Power
md Light Company, in Ravenna.
Buttermil1 for sale, for poultry
and hogs. -Muskingum V a ey
Creamery. a24tr
Mckendrce Home Missionary SO
'iety will meet at the home of Mrs.
Wary Hammond, with Mrs. Smith
assistant hostess, on Wednesday al
ernoon, May Z. Program: Devo-
ionals, Mrs. Mary Lindimore; roll
,all scripture verse; solo, Mrs Eva
Elliott; Child welfare. Mrs. Fannie
Johnson; duet, Mrs. Flo Strong and
Mrs. Jessie Harmon; Home mission
4nigmas from April Home Mis-
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