Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1936-12-03

}. Thursday, December
Mrs. w. A. Vance of Columbus
spent the week end here at her
lOme.
Miss Mary Louise Dye spent her
vacation with her
Mrs. Grace Dye, in Colum-
)us.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. e. Falconer Wis
ted Thanksgiving day in Columbus
with their son-in-law and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Des Van Horn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Griffin of
visited here Sunday with
he latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
3. A. Gaylord.
Patty Newman of GAINESVILLE has
returned home, following visit in
Malta with her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. George T. Newman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Whipple and
two children returned to their home
in Canton, Sunday, following a few
days visit here with the formers ,
Mrs. Clara Whipple.
Charles Whitaker, Erma McDon-
aid, Wayne Dugan and Forrest |
Bankes, students at Ohio University, /
spent their Thanksgiving
vacation at their respective homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Love and
child of billiards spent their
Thanksgiving vacation with their
home people, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Dewitt OF Meigsville township, and
A. NJ Love and family OF Malta.
Among the o. S. u. students
home for Thanksgiving were: Dean
Calland, Carleton jenkins. Jane
Kennard, Dean Mallett, Wayne Nor
thrup, Austin Coulson, Philip Manly,
Clyde Nixon and Ralph Sawyer.
Miss Evelyn Gillespie, Columbus,
and Miss Elizabeth Gillespie, teach
er in Cleveland, spent Thanksgiving
with their father, Mr.. Emmett Gil
lespie, Of Malta The latter accom-
panied his daughter to Cleveland, re-
turning home Tuesday.
giving at Pekin, H.. with his wife
and son who had been visiting there
with her parents. They accompa-
MED Mr. Kraps home, Saturday.
Mrs. Evelyn T. Button accompanied
Mr.. Kraps to Chicago, where she Wis
tied her daughter, Mrs. Alfred Storm
Jameson, and family. She returned
here with Mr.. Kraps and family.
Last week Mir. Curtis Richardson
of East Bloom sold his three year
prize Polled Hereford bull, to
Messrs. Teagarten G Son near Cir
cleyille, acting agents for the Short
horn Breeders association. The an
imal will be shipped to Australia |
The price paid for the bull was 81,
00O.
Moore's. the only heater made |
that has fire bowl unconditionally /
guaranteed" for 10 years. I
SUPPLY co. s3tf
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Williams and .
three children of Columbus spent +
here with Mrs. Will
So, -, 20 4 1T
other relatives Their daughter 7
Marjorie Williams remained for a T
longer visit with her grandfather 7
and her aunt, Miss Louise Mckay 7
and other relatives.
See the 1886 line of Moore's air /
tight circulating heaters, and don't
forget the fire bowl is guaranteed
for 10 years. s.-STANDARD SUPPLY
co. s3tf
Miss Myrtle Balderson of Malta,
primary teacher at Cadiz, has been
visiting her mother in Malta. She
leaves Friday and will be married
Dec. in Chicago to Jas. McDOn-
aid. jr., son of James Mcdonald Of
Cadiz They will make their home
n Chicago, Ill. Mr.. Mcdonald
has a position in the Great Lakes
naval base, in the dental depart
nent.
Mr.. J. L. Shilling had as guests
Thanksgiving day and the week
md, his daughter, Mrs. H. H. Web
;ter and her daughter Sue, Of
and his daughter, Mrs.
Iohn Brooks, Columbus. Mrs. Jas.
huffman of GAINESVILLE and Mrs.
sadie Lyon, Muskingum county, al
% visited at the Shilling home and
With their sister, Mrs. Matte We
,er.
Henry d. Johnson, 81, died sud- :
lenly of a heart attack Friday ev-
ming at his home in Beverly. His
wife who was Gertrude Esther
died June Z, 1896. Mr..
Johnson had been employed at diff 4
erent times with various business
oneerns in Beverly. He was a
member Of the Beverly l. 0. O. F.,
nd of the Christian church at that
'lace, where the funeral services I
we're held Monday afternoon, with
nterment in the Beverly cemetery.
Messrs Merrick Snearly of this
lace and r. d. Rose of Marietta 4
ave formed a partnership under the
ame of the r. & S. Sales Company.
will have the exclusive distribu- I
ion of music boxes and other prod
cts manufactured by the well
nown Wurlitzer company, for east
rn and southeastern Ohio and West