Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1936-12-17
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LOCAL N e VS.
Born Dec IA to Mr.. and Mrs.
Vernon Geary (Thelma Anderson)
of Malta, a girl.
A son was born Monday to Mr..
and Mrs. Edgar Maxwell of Deer
field township.
Mr.. J. l.. Shilling is not in good
health. He is suffering with COM
plication of troubles.
Mrs. J. o. Quigley of Marietta was
in McConnelsville few days on
business, and visiting friends.
Mr. Roland Davis of this place is
quite ill with heart trouble and
complications.
Mrs Ara Harrison OF upper Malta
continues to improve, and is now up
and about the house.
Mr.. O. E. Berkley of Malta, who
has been i'll for some time, was
taken worse Wednesday.
Mr.. A. a. Coulson, who is confn-
cd to his home, has been suffering
with an Infection in his foot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Barrell and I
daughter returned Tuesday from a I
five weeks motor triD to Florida.
George. little son OF Nr. and MRS (
c. s. Hayener, Tho he's leen threat
oned With pneumonia, Is SOME BET
ser.
Miss Woodie Quieley. student I
thr G months at the Marietta busi-
ness college, has accepted q position (
with the Marietta Furniture store, /
in Marietta
Mr. Elwood Roberts Of GAINESVILLE +
suffered a cut in his foot when at /
the home Of his brother, B. O. Rob- /
erts of Pennsville, when the axe he I
was using slipped, striking him.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Metcalf Of !
Detroit, Mich, were week end guests I
of the formers mother, Mrs. Mona !
Metcalf. and aunt, Mrs. Harry Mar
tin, of Stockport.
Mrs. Gus Kennard of Cleveland, /
who underwent major operation at
Bethesda hospital, GAINESVILLE is do
ing well, and was able to be brought
to the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Ailligan, of
Malta
Don't fail to see the big fight for
the championship of the first series
in the Morgan county Industrial
League-Standard Oils VS.. Twin City
Orphans, Tuesday evening, Dec. q. |
Admission, adults and high school
zoe. Grade pupils. 10c.
Miss Margaret Barkhurst, book
keeper at the Cunningham Motor
Sales, is confined to her home with
a heavy cold. Annabel, little daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Danny Greer of
East Bloom, has also been i'll with
a heavy cold and threatened with
pneumonia.
The funeral of William V. Wentz,
a resident Of Brush Creek township,
county was held Mon
day at the Cannon funeral home in
Roseville. Burial was made near
Mr.. Wentz who was
IA years of age, leaves one son, I
Clarence of the home.
This mornings Times Recorder
states an action for divorce was fiji
ed in common pleas court Wednes-
day by Mary j. Price of 53S avenue
against Louis Price of McConnels-
vile According to the petition they
were married Aug. %, 1924. Gross
neglect is alleged.
Mr.. S. W. Gardner. who is in
White Cross hospital, Columbus.
taking treatment for am arterial af
fection in one of his limbs, came
home Saturday, and returned to the
hospital Sunday. He is showing i'm
but will likely be in the
hospital for some time yet
Miss Maydelle Alderman of south
ern California, is expected to arrive
here Sunday to spend the holidays
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. c.
L. Alderman, and other relatives
Miss Alderman holds a responsible
position in the securities department
Of Leland Stanford university.
The Tuesday Night bridge club en-
tertained their husbands Wednesday
night at the Kennebec hotel A fine /
three course dinner was served, COW
ers being laid for 20. The decora-
ticns were in keeping with the holi-
days. Following the dinner, bridge /
was played in the hotel parlor.
The case of Howard Kennard VS..
b. Fl. LoOmis was heard Tuesday in
Mayor Ezra McDaniel's court, Malta. |
The action is for accounting, Mr.. |
LOomis having been a tenant of Mr.. |
Kennard, on his farm in Penn town
ship. Mr. Mcdaniel took the case
under advisement and will give his
decision Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Manly of |
Malta and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Manly
and son Billy of this place were at
Saturday, and attended
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