Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1936-12-24

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DIR. John Stahl has been re-elect- B,
ID president of the business mems
,lub of East Cleveland.
A marriage license was issued re- OF
Gently in GAINESVILLE to Elwood Pagel a.
md Hilda Mason, both of Duncan Ell
Falls.
Miss Theodore Mcclure, student W
nurse at Christ hospital, Cincinnati pi
is spending her holiday vacation of bt
4 week with her parents, Mr.. and bl
Mrs. C. e. Mcclure, of Malta.
Mr.. Ralph Huntington and son Y
Bruce Of Canton visited here the u
week end with the formers parents, y y
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Dunnington,
and other relatives.
Miss Marjorie Mckinney, student Il
at Ohio University, is spending her ~
here with her grandmother, q, a.
Mrs. George Mckinney, and other
relatives.
Miss Jean Murray, student at Mi S
ami university, Oxford, o., is spend h
ing the holidays here with her par K
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Murray, a.
and sister, Miss Carol Murray.
Robert Christie, sophomore stu l
dent at the University of Michigan, a
came the latter part of last week to c.
spend his Christmas vacation with I
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James J. Q
Christie. d
Miss Erma Mcdonald, Charles p
Whitaker, and Wayne Dougan Of Il
this place and Miss Forest Bankes,
students at Ohio University, are
spending the holidays with their o
home people. IL
DR.. Minnie Johnson of the faculty c.
of Stephens college, Columbia, Mo-, il
is spending the holidays with her v
mother Mrs Fanny Johnson and il
other relatives of Meigsville town. b
ship.
At a meeting of the Bonum
Tempus club held last Thursday af- Il
ternoon at the home of Mrs. Roy K
Gay, the club voted to give So to the P
fund being collected by the firemen L
and girl reserves to purchase Christ N
mas presents for needy children. d
Mr. Howard Dye, inspector in the N
State Building & Loan department, c
was home to spend the week end
with his parents, DR.. and Mrs. G. S.
Dye. For time he has been in the W
office of the state department, at "
Columbus. o.
Mrs James Gill of this place re- p
ceived a message the latter part Of h
last week from Rev and Mrs. L. 3. Il
Douglas, of Wellsville, stating that ii
they were leaving for st. Peters IL
burg, Fla, to visit a month or so h
with their daughter, Mrs. Robert N
Reid, and family Rev. and Mrs. T
Douglas are both in good health. S
Mr.. L. D. Jackson, near Wolf
Creek church, attended the funeral h
recently of his father, Edward T. T
Jackson, SS, at Jackson Mills. w. F
Va. The deceased was a full cousin Fl
Of General Stonewall Jackson, who G.
was one of the most brilliant gen. ell
erals of the Civil war The body Of L
Mr.. Jackson was buried in the same Ell
cemetery where the late E. A. Gas si
ton, near Meigs, was laid to rest NJ
several years ago. F
Curtis C. Clark, 60, died Saturday
1T his home in Marietta, following
an illness with influenza, and on Sat ci
lrday suffering heart attack m
from which he did not rally. He m
was a son of Thomas and Susan b,
Muse Clark and was born at Bev- h,
srly, but had resided at Marietta pl
or about 40 years. He was the or h,
,anizer and manager of the Farm S,
,rs' Produce Company, at Marietta. ST
Besides his wife he leaves one son 81
md one daughter. ca
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