Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1934-02-22
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Stockport

Mrs. E. A. Scott has returned
from a several days visit with her
son Colin Scott, of Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Shira were
guests Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
ID. Blind and family.
Mrs. Howard James who has been
ill with tonsilit's and a heavy cold,
rs some better.
T N. Stillion who has been quite
poorly. shows no improvement
Scarlet Fever
Delbert Rowland and little son
are both i'll with scarlet fever. MRS.
Rowland recently was operated up
on at White Cross hospital, Column
bus, for kidney stones.
o. r.. s. Notice
Webb Chapter, O. f. S., No. 337,
will meet in regular session TINS
Thursday night White, W.
M. Bessie Mercer, Sec'y.
Mrs. Earl Carr who has been in
poor health the past two weeks, IS
slightly better.
Mrs. M. r. Clifford very delight
fully entertained 10 little boys and
girls at her home last Friday even
Ing in honor of her son Evart's sew
enth birthday Evart was the reclp-
lent of many nice gifts. A tasty
lunch was served by Mrs. Clifford.
Guests at the N. l.. Erwin home.
Sunday were Miss Edna Erwin,
Macarthur; Gordon Morrow, Wells
ton: Edward Erwin and Roy Van
Ness, o. u, Athens.
Miss Thelma Williams Of Penns-
willie spent the week end with her
SISTER. Mrs. M. r. Clifford and fam
,ly.
Windsor High School Notes
The Indians came through the
week end with another victory,
Their LIST eecscr encounter Of the
wear. They emerged from the Dea-
vertown quintet, by score of 81
10 90
Nothing is left this year now but
the tournament, and what toarna-
ment it promises to be. Every game
is 2 cont st. the results OF when
are ONLY cuesses. On Saturday night
the basketball fans of Morgan coun-
tv will have chance to see three
championship contests for one ad-
mission. A county champion,
tournament champion and conso-
Iation champion will be determined
before the battles are concluded
Seven O'Clock is the hour set FOR the
big ten feud. Pennsville Will un-
leash it's vicious attack on the
Windsor Indians and if they live up
to the reputation which they have
already built, there won't be an
Indian scalp left in Windsor town
shin.
For the first time in many moons
the Stockport fans give the Indians
only a small betting odds to win.
Obviously around PennsNille, the
Dragons are favored as almost sure
winners. Past experience in tour
naments will tell the average en-
thusiast that almost anything can
happen in a basketball game
The prices of admission for the
three SESSIONS d1e do lclio"p' -
aav night, adults, 25c: grade pu-
nils, 10c; high school pupils, 15c.
Saturday afternoon, adults, zoe, all
Others 1Oc. Saturday night adults,
35c; grades, 15c, and high school,
25c-(Adv
Honor roll for Windsor hlgh
school for January includes the
following pupils: Lauribel Hawk
ms, Leah McWilliams, Eloulse
Brookover, Nellie Mccoy, Ava
Farnsworth Thos. Gage, Helen
Blanche Faires, Velma Newsom,
Lucille Calendine, Dale Tuttle, Dale
Morris, Jack Brannon, Billy Mason,
Winifred Newberry, Fred Wilcox
and John Clifford.
Honor roll for January, fifth
grade. Sheldon Hilaman, Clare
Gage, Helen Kinney, Carlton Will
liams, Rawleigh Brookover, Jimmie
Henery. Honor roll for the sixth
grade: Carol Pugh, Wilma James,
Byron Hook, Helen Choguill.