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

TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY,,
Dec. -30-Robert Livingston, Ray
Sorrigan and sgd Saylor in The
Three Mesquiteers." A thrilling ad-
venture picture in western settings.
Ninth chapter of phantom Rider :
And "'The Presidents Mystery, T
with Henry Wilcoxon and Betty {
Furness. A small town story that is
Mrs. C. F. Lehman has been
spending a week with relatives and
friends in Columbus.
Mr. Joseph Matson who resides
near the ice plant in Malta, IS
with pneumonia.
Mrs. I. C. Young of Malta who has
been i'll with erysipelas, is improv-
ing, and is up and about the house.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Smith of Bar
berton came Wednesday to spend
Christmas with the latter's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Mendel
Mr.. A. y. Cou-son who is suffer
ing with infection in his foot, is
little better. Miss Mary Elizabeth
IIecker of Philo, is the nurse n
charge.
According to city papers, Morgan
county has been allotted $5,511 as
the federal government share OF
caring for dependent children under
the social security act.
Mr. Marion Fisher of the Cincin-
natl College of Embalming is spend
ing the holidays here with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs c. E. Fisher.
His brother who is a senior in medi-
cine at Western Reserve, is expect
ed home to spend Christmas
Mrs. S. C. White who had plan
ned to leave last week for Holly
wood, Fla, to spend the winter
with her daughter, Mrs. Grace Co
burn, and family, was taken i'll with
an attack of intestinal grip, and did
not go.
Mrs C. H. Fouts has rented her
newly acquired property on Jeffer-
son street, the late Mrs. Lilly Rusk
residence, to Elder Thomas Butter
field, pastor of the Seventh Street
Church of Christ, who with his fam
lily is moving here from Barnesville,
Dec. 20.
Dr.. Deane Northrup is expected to
q n
mas and until Sunday with his par
and brothers DR.. Edgar NorthruD
and Wayne Northrup. He holds the
rank of junior surgeon in the City
hospital. Buffalo, N. Y.
"A family gathering was held here
Sunday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
II. l.. Hutchins, honOring their son
j. II. Hutchins of St Paul. Mimi,
who has been visiting here with his
parents and other relatives. A pot
luck dinner was served and a good
social time was had.
c. L. Herzer, IA, died Sunday at
He was a brother of A.
5. HerZer of GAINESVILLE, and was
of the Masonic temple in
Besides his wife, he
leaves four sons, two grandchildren
three brothers and two sisters. Flu
neral services were held Wednes-
lay afternoon at Cincinnati, with
nterment there.
James E. Guerin, 81, died Friday
at his home in Columbus. Funeral
services were held Sunday afternoon
at the residence, with burial at Gra-
lot, his former home. Besides his
wife, he leaves two sons, Dwight |
=. Guerin, who is the son-inlaw of |
Nr. and Mrs. w. l.. Mckinney of |
9okeby Lock, and Gale NJ Guerin, |
both of Columbus.
Mrs. Frank Arnold of GAINESVILLE |
vas called to Cincinnati Tuesday by |
he serious illness of her mother,
Mrs. Ada Denny. 1t is stated that
he sudden death of her son Walter
Denny of Chicago recently, aggra-
rated the condition of Mrs Denny
Who has not been in good health for
ONE time. Mrs. Denny is sister,
n-law of Mrs. Ida Updike of Malta
nd has often visited there, and has
many friends in this locality. We
earn that she is now suffering with
neumonia
Magician and Mrs. George M.
Birch and the formers mother, Mrs.
!. H. Fouts, will spend Christmas
18th Mrs. Fouts' daughter, Mrs. AL
ert N. Kishler and family, at New
'exington. Mr.. and Mrs. Birch will
cave from there the same day for
hicago, where they will visit with
[rs. Birch's home people until after
ew Years day, when Mr.. Birch viii;
egin his engagements. After play
lg few places in this state, they
ill go south for the remainder of
ne winter.
David w. Barnett, Sc, former llo-
u owner and prominent resident of
anesville, died Sunday morning at
lie home OF his daughter, Mrs. A. |
. Phillips, of Cleveland, with whom
e had been visiting for some time.
uneral services were held Tuesday
fternoon at the home of his daugh-
n, Mrs. ]. Miller Mcdonald, Zanes-
lie, with burial at Bloomfield,
here he resided at one time, hav-
lg had charge of the -four mill at
lat Mace and having also heen