Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-01-17

VI good pictures throughout the week.
II Charlie, Chase Comedy. Paramount
n Pictorial.
TT
20 THURSDAY and FRIDAY, Jan.
"a 24-25-Oh Boy! What double bill
tb this is going to be-Zane Grey's
nd Wagon Wheels with Randolph
Scott and Billy Lee. Eighth chapter
of 'sPirate Treasure" and Joan
Blondell, Glenda Farrell and Hugh
ch Herbert in kansas City Princess"
ist See papers next week about this big
- program.
SATURDAY, Jan. 26-S n
Laurel and Oliver Hardy in "Babes
s. In Toyland" And a great cast in
ar, Victor Herbert's spectacular musical
en- stage hit Grand entertainment.
DIS Something new under the sun. Com
Il edy. Cartoon.
nj
SITS We are trying out few of our
to bigger pictures for three day run,
Is, and if this proves successful we will
les continue to do this on pictures that
he we feel worthy of an extended run
vs. OF course when we run picture
three days we are going to set in
picture for one day only, Wednes-
lie day, and give you another 10c
or night Please watch this back page
bo each week and full information will
or be available.
nd
a Coming along with many others
a are Gene Stratton Porter's Girl of
at the Limberlost;' Harold Bell
so Wright's "When a Mans Man"
IN 'David Copperfield,' broadway
", Bill" and 'Brewster's Millions
d. Mr. A. NJ Kincaid is among the
many victims of grip.
TO Herbert Walker is reported as
being quite i'll, and threatened with
pneumonia.
av Mrs. Montford McKibben of
r. Hooksburg is i'll with complication
of ailments.
is Mr.. Raleigh Gordon of Malta has
DG6u SuHtIIUS WIFI grip, duu uooC
bleed.
,e Mr. Neal Best of the Best & Abel
H. garage who has been confined to his
home in Malta all week with flu, is
a little improved.
10 Mr. Ed Nash of the Malta B. & o.
r. station, attended a B. & o. rail-
road meeting at Newark, Saturday
evening, and visited relatives near
m Granville, Sunday.
20 Tune on on Uncle Ezra, WBNS,
Columbus, 1890, for Norwood Cof-
fee in glass. Sold exclusively at
J. the Coulson Grocery, Malta, o. Try
" it once. You will want it again.
b,
B. w. King, aged "a, died Friday
at the home of his son C. NJ King
= in Crooksyille. He formerly resid-
r ed in Trimble. He was a member
IS of the I. o. o. F. and of the Ma
in sonic lodge and of the Trimble
Church of Christ.
il The Mary Reed Missionary So
ar ciety of the Malta M. E. church met
10 Tuesday evening at the home of
K Mrs. C. B. Smith, with Miss Lucille
f. Lynn assistant hostess. Mrs. P. I.
Wachs had charge of the lesson
study.
is Mrs. Sarah Hutcheson, 6S, wife
| cf Tnhp Wy Hnfohocnn nf South 1
o. Olive died last Thursday. Surviv- |
q ing besides Ter husband, is one son,
q Lawrence Harper, by former mar
riage; also four sisters and one |
brother The deceased was daugh- |
, ter of William and Katherine Brown |
v Watson.
q Mrs. Lizzie Dover and Mrs. Mary |
4 Bingham were hostesses to members |
v of the Home Missionary society of
the Methodist Episcopal church, at
the home of the former, Friday af-
\ ternoon. Mrs. C.. E. Northrup had
f charge of the program. Miss Flea
> nor Price contributed to the pleas
h ure of the gathering by giving sew
! eral violin selections. In the social
hour refreshments were served.
NOTICE-DOG OWNERS
Jan. 20 is the last day for licenses
v to be purchased without penalty.
Dogs found not tagged after that
: date will be impounded, except at
field trail. License tags are no use
> on your mantle. Owners redeeming
: dogs from pound must pay cost of
, same. All dogs must be tied at
, night. Many sheep claims may be