Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1936-06-11

1t, McConnelsviIle, Ohio,
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James Ellison Of Malta, who had
been a patient at Bethesda hospital
for more than week, returned the
latter part of last week to his home. M;
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Mr. John Gregg of Cleveland Wis
tied the week end with his sisters
the Misses Shirley, Mary and Effie wi
Gregg, of the Malta south river road ha
Painted houses are credit to
the community and a source OF
pride to the owner. Use Patton's so
Sun Proof Paint.-Standard Supply MI
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Margaret Winstanley, a minor, by
her next of friend. Augusta Bland,
has filed suit for divorce in Zanes- 80
vile, against Paul Winstanley, on ~
grounds of gross neglect. They were f.
married Dec. 21, 1884. a.
Patton's Sun Proof Paint, stand
ard value since 1855.-Standard
Supply Co. II.
Messrs. A. S. Herzer and Rud
Cue of GAINESVILLE have been appoint -,
ed members of the Muskingum mo- ~;
tor board, to succeed the late How Ta
ard Denny and Fred Hook. ~,
Mr. and Mrs. j. B. Nutting have on
returned home, after having spent
the past winter with their sons DR.,
Raymond Nutting and Atty Harold
Nutting of California. ce
Just unloaded another car of liz
Mid-States Galvannealed Copper T 6
Bearing Understanding Supply co. tic
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Marriage licenses were issued re-
Gently in GAINESVILLE to Vaughn Hill
and Helen Sealock, both Of Cumber- la
land, and to Geo. H. Dickson and M;
Evelyn Kiles, both of Blue Rock.
Cheap paint should be avoided. elt
See the Standard Supply Co. for VIZ
Pattons Sun Proof Paint. A quail
The Misses Levada McMurray and III
Jean Murray, and Mr.. John r. Bak- -
er, students at Miami university, ~ ~
Oxford, will be home this week for -
their vacations. ~
The Misses Maude and Jessie
Spencer, high school teachers in AL 40
buquerque, n. M, arrived last ~ ~
to spend the summer with
their mother, Mrs. Amanda Spencer,
and other relatives.
A fresh supply of Columbia Port ~
land Cement on hand at all times. he' ha
Supply Co. m2Stf VIC
Sister Mary Alacoque, teacher at s f.1
st. Marys Of the Spring, came last r.
to visit her brothers, -
George and William Huck, of this '''
place, and to visit at Lowell with
relatives and friends.
Messrs Thurston Fisher of Meigs
vile township, and NJ. P. Daniel,
near here. were at Athens Saturday, +o
where they attended a conference of NJ.
agents for the Farmers & Trade ~
Life Insurance company. ~;
Mr.. W. w. Wilson of Senecaville ~ ~
has been employed as superintend w.,
ent of the Roseville schools. He sue ~
ceeds C. H. Hicks, who has been su- d
perintendent for the past two years.
For Myers hay tools and deep ~
we'll pumps, see the Standard supply
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Arthur F. Ritchey is listed among m,
the graduates Of the Columbus SEN NJ
ior high schools, held "wednesday at or
the Columbus Coliseum. He is a en-
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Ritch- an
ey, and formerly resided in East w
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Mrs. Herbert Smeral and daugh- ca
ter, Mary Catherine, of Granville,
and Mrs Marshall Wade and daugh-
ter, Ruth Janet, Of Newark visited M
last week in Malta with Mrs. Sim III
erals and Mrs. Wades mother, Mrs.
VIM. Elliott, and other relatives.
Mrs. Elliott accompanied her daugh-
ters home, for an indefinite stay.
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The Friendly circle will meet a.
Wednesday afternoon, June II, with co
Mrs. Bessie Hall. Program topic: ag
"The Farm Home" beautifying the wi
home, Rosa White; roll call, What M
work | like to do best on the farm;
Control of insect pests, Sarah
White; contest, Eva Elliott and Ber-
tha Shilling. The birthdays will be ev
by the committee. tn
For haying tools Of all kinds pr
Standard Supply Co. m2otf ca
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Atty and Mrs. M. X. BiXler and le;
two children of Pittsburgh, came ne
Friday for a visit with Mrs. Bixler's ev
aunt, Miss Jessie Wells, and other Be
relatives Atty Bixler returned
home Monday, his family remaining v
for about a week. Miss Wells plans
to accompany them home for Wis
it. we
Permit no compromise on quality -
Of paint. Brush on carefully. Use ol
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