Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1936-11-12

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Cartoon. Two shows Sunday nlght,
Mr.. Otis Loughman and family OF
Akron visited the week end with
relatives on the east side.
Mr.. Robert Chambers, near here.
suffered a severe attack OF lndl-
gestion, Tuesday
Herbert Mitchell, aged II, of
Young Hickory has been suffering
with bronchial pneumonia.
Mr.. I. c. Young of Malta has not
been SO we'll In addition to his 9TH
er troubles, he has been suffering
| with asthma.
Mrs. George Gillespie of this
place, aged 81 years, has been very
| i'll with a nervous condition and
other infirmlties.
Mr.. Willard Harker and son Clar-
| ence, near Dale, were called to
Larmar, Col, recently, on account
| Of sickness.
| Mrs. P. O. Brannon of Stockport,
returned to her home last week, al
| ter spending a few days with Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Savage and family.
| Game Warden Alvin Parmiter has
| caused the arrest of John Yates of
| Pickaway county, who owns camp
up the river. He is charged with
possession of furs and rabbits out
of season.
| Mrs. Grant Carlton who under
went major operation last week
at Bethesda hospital is doing we'll.
| She will likely be at the hospital for
| another week.
| Miss Pauline Porter deputy cCun-
| ty treasurer, spent Friday in Co
| lumbus, where she attended a state
| meeting of county treasurers. She
was accompanied by Miss Mildred
| MaSterSOn.
| The Glow Boy circulator is
| powerful heater. They give ample
heat when you need it, and where
you want it, with less fuel and less
attention You can buy at Won
| derful low price, on easy terms, at
| Norris Hardware.
| Miss Dorothy Kraps left Tuesday
| to resume her studies at Adrian col
| lege, Adrian, Mich, following few
days visit here with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs F. B. Kraps. Before
coming here, Miss Kraps suffered
fracture of two of her fingers.
Mr.. Chester Bell Of Cedar Rapids,
Ia, son Of Mr. and Mrs. G.. M. Bell
of this place, who was seriously IN
jured several weeks ago in an auto
mobile accident, is recovering nice
ly, and has been removed from the
hospital to his home.
There are many things you would
like for your home, but often the
price is in the way; but one thing is
sure, you have to heat the place
where YOU live. Morris Hardware
can help you with the Glow Boy, at
reasonable price, and on easy pay
ment plan.
Miss Billy Fox, student nurse at
Grant hospital, Columbus, and
friend Miss Mildred Boggs, also
from Grant hospital, visited here
the week end with the formers par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Fox,
and sister, Miss Louise Fox.
Mr.. and Mrs j. E. Patterson were
week end guests at the home OF
&c. r. Patterson of Granville, where
they were joined by L. j. Patterson
and family of Mt. Vernon, who aid
ed in the celebration of the NJ al
days of the two brothers, j. E. and
G. R. Patterson.
Mr.. and Mrs Gene Gano who have
been residing in the Taylor property
on South Kennebec avenue, have
moved into the fiat in the Dover
building, vacated by M. M. Sears,
and family, who have moved to
GAINESVILLE, where Mr.. Sears has a
position in a drug store on Putnam |
avenue.
The Bonum Tempus club was en-
toftalneQ IdSL lnuTSudy dIteILOOu dI
the home of Mrs. George Morrison !
of Kennebec hill. The social time |
included games and contests, and a /
fine lunch was served. Mrs. Nor |
rison and Mrs Frank Martin were !
presented gifts honoring their birth /
days. An out of town guest of the
club was Miss Ethel Whitehouse I
who was visiting here from Los An
geles, California.
The w. c.. T. z. met recently, |
with good attendance, at the home |
of Mrs Frank Gray. Mrs. Ludwell
Spencer had the devotional service,
including a message on world peace,
and speakers on the program were
Mrs Frank Kraps and Mrs. Laura
Dye who spoke on matters pertain
ing to the abolishing of war. In a
beautiful memorial service, the
name Of the late Mrs. Amy Gray, a
faithful worker in the Union, was
enrolled Mrs. Della DunningtOn
gave a report of the state w. c. T.
IT. convention which she attended /