Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1934-01-25

rat, McConnelsville. Ohio
IL Mr.. e. E. Kildow of Beverly, for
sr merly of this place, is in quite poor
p. health.
Mrs. C. l.. Alderman and Miss
le Jessie Wells left Tuesday on a trip
lg to Florida, by auto.
Mr. Ronald Gordon, student at
L O. S. u, spent the week end here
"a with his wife, and other relatives.
Mr.. Omar Dye of Canton visited /,
70 here the week end with his daugh-
> ter, Miss Mary Louise Dye and 9TH
80 er relatives.
Prof. and Mrs Roy Thompson of
It. Coolville visited the week end with
ID their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Parker
ne Sands of Malta, and Mr.. and Mrs.
te w. |. Thompson of Wolf Creek
Mrs. Richard Uhrbrock and
uduSuLeTS margaret hliu diu IIlltH,
as of Cincinnati. are visiting here with
? Mrs. Uhrbrocks mother, Mrs. Anna
e Gatewood.
Mr.. Lewis Torbert of Sebrng
e. spent the week end here with his
in mother Mrs Birdie Torhert, and
in other relatives, and with his grand
1. Tnrhnrf Of 10
I'D Todds locality.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Wetherell Of
IN Coshocton have been visiting the
Is formers parents Mr.. and Mrs. R.
er G. Wetherell of Malta. Carl Weth-
he erell is farm agent of Coshocton
10 county.
MIR. and Mrs Lee James spent
the week end here. They were ac
"a companed here by Mrs James
or mother, Mrs. Nan Bucey, who had
ne spent some weeks at the James
IT'S home in Detroit.
nd Mr.. and Mrs w S. Barden and
er Mrs. John Haley of Columbus visit
ed here the week end with Mrs.
Barden's and Mrs. Haley's mother,
IN Mrs Olive Drake Mrs. Haey's
of husband has been transferred to De-
lis troit and thev will move to that
n place soon.
lie |
be The Red Wheel ''Lorain," the
or original oven heat regulator, in
sures perfect baking and cooking
results. In use in over $500
nd schools and universities. has helped
er make Magic Chef gas ranges fa-
ed nous. Stop in Morris Hardware
es and take a look.
[r. The VIM. Campbell home, near
nd Hackney, was damaged Monday
d. forenoon, when it caught fire in the
attic, supposedly from defective
fue. The Beverly fire department
un was called, and the flames ex-
OF tinguished. Most of the furniture
OF was removed. The loss is covered
as by insurance.
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no We have had another very good
ne subscription week, both renewals
IS, and new subscriptions. In the mat
d. ter of renewals, let us ask again
that those in arrears and unable to
-, pay up in full at present, make just
- as liberal payment as convenient,
~ ~ and We will be glad to continue
~ sending the paper.
as Mr.. w. G. Robinson, president Of
rs the. state board of barber exam
OF iners, with headquarters III Colum-
~ bus, was a business visitor in Nc
OK ConnelsvilIe Monday. He expected
to visit also at Athens, Marietta
and other places in this section of
Eli the state. Mr. Robinson is II son of
&C. Mrs. Nettie Robinson of Reiners-
y vile locality.
lie |
nd Funeral services for Stephen r.
as Pyle, aged ST. who died Wednesday
We of last week, at his home near
~. Charlottesville. were held Friday
al afternoon at the Charlottesville
ae Presbyterian church. Burial was
at made at Salt Creek U. P. cemetery.
Surviving Mr. Pyle are his wife, and
- one son, Earl Pyle, who resides at
=, Charlottesville.
r.
William H. Williams, aged al
!, most IS years, died recently at his
= home on the Oakdale pike, near
:. Glouster He had been in failing
- health for some time, but his death
- was hastened by a fall at his home
~ few days before. He was native
: of Wales, but came to this country
about 55 wears ago. locating at
: Zaleski, o. He had been a resident
of Glouster and vicinity the last 40
IF wears or So He was married twice,