Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-06-12

lumbus were week end guests of the
formers brother, Mr. G.. C. Mckay.
and wife.
Miss Wava Mendel teacher at
Barberton. came Monday to spend
her vacation with her parents Mr..
and Mrs. r. l.. Mendel
Mr.. Everett Townsend Of Malta
returned Friday from Bethesda hos
pital, GAINESVILLE, where he had been |
two weeks, and where he had an Op-
Grafton on his side to remove pus.
Mr. Earle Folk, inspector for the |
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co.,
is in New York City this week, at
of that company, which is being held |
at the head office.
Miss Winifred Warren, R. NJ,
who has been employed the past /
winter at the White Cross hospital,
Columbus, has resigned her position
and is now at her home near joe
town.
Four, six and eight ball croquet |
sets, at the Malta Hardware Com
pany. 12j2 |
All ladies interested in cold cook |
cry are invited to attend a demon
stration to be held at our store on
Monday. June Is, at 10 a. M, 2 p. |
m. and p. m.-Miller Furniture |
Co
One lot Of mems half hose for
merly priced at soc to 75c, special |
29c, at Coulson's.
taught the past year at Wycliff, a |
suburb of Cleveland, returned Sun
day to her home here where she
will spend the summer with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Howard Roth /
rock.
Miss Waya Riley, daughter of
Smith Riley, Malta, who is taking |
nurses training at Bethesda hos
pital has been at home suffering |
with rheumatism. She plans to have !
her tonsils removed today, at Be !
thesda hospital.
Mr.. Edwin Lowell is spending a
few days here with his parents Mr. !
and Mrs. G. w. Lowell. He has been
at Ohio State University the past |
year, working on masters degree |
in commerce, and leaves the first of
the week for Columbus, to continue
his studies.
The Misses Jessie and Maude !
Spencer, teachers at Albuquerque, |
N. NJ, arrived here Tuesday evening. |
They will spend the summer hero |
Spencer. They made the trip By !
auto, leaving Albuquerque, last |
Saturday.
Messrs. c. c. Penrose and c. C. |
King Of Cleveland, motored here
Friday, and returned Saturday to /
Cleveland. Mr.. Penrose visited his
parents at Pennsville, and here
with his wife's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. j. F. Taylor. Mr. King was the
guest of friends
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Scott and two
children went to Convoy Monday.
Mr.. Scott returned home, his family
remaining for two weeks visit The
Scott children have had their ton
sils removed, the operation being
surgeon, who was visiting at
Convoy.
A birthday surprise was given on
Mrs. Ona Warne of Meigs vicinity,
at her home Monday evening, about
85 persons being present A de-
licious pot luck supper was served,
and color scheme of pink and
white was used. Mrs. Warne was
the recipient of number of fine
presents. Mrs. Warne's father, JOS
Flanders, aged 81 years, was among
those present
Harold E. Bragg, five year old son
of Mr.. and Mrs Wallace Bragg of
this place, was considerably bruised
Saturday, when struck by the Duvall
grocery truck. driven by Frank
near the Bragg residence.
The little boy ran in front of the
truck, and it was only by great
presence of mind on the part Of the
driver, that the child was not run
over.
An account is given in the Meigs
n this issue. of the
of Mrs Catherine Hot
finger, operator with the telephone
exchange here, to Mr. Charles
Haynes of Waterford. Mrs. Haynes
has resigned her position here, eff
,ective Saturday of this week. She
md her husband will reside in the
;. B. Henery property, which Mr.. :
Ienery recently purchased of Mr.
md Mrs. B. f. McGrath.
The vacation Bible school has ]
started with fine enrolment \
There is an enrolment of 64, with {
IN attendance of SIS Tuesday, and
of increase. The work |
$ beginning in excellent fashion, :
md every effort will be directed to :
giving the children more knowl
,dge of the Bible. All children be-
ween the ages of three and IA r
ears, are invited to attend the
chool in the Main Street Church Of
,hrist. There is no admission fee.