Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-10-21

and Busby Berkley's spectacular
finale sets a new standard for mu
sical pictures. Comedy. Cartoon. |
Two shows Sunday night, at and I
8. One show Monday night, at S.
10 and soc.
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY,
Oct. 26~27-The coronation in tech
runs about 80 minutes |
And return engagement of "Hell !
Divers" with Clark Gable and Wal
Every car. new or old, needs
it's cheap at Morris
Mrs. C. w. Abel of Kennebeo I
ridge, is visiting relatives in Mar
ion, O.
Mrs. Maurice Archer has been in
Cleveland this week attending a p.
T. A. meeting.
Mr. E. T. Lawrence of East
Bloom remains quite i'll with cold
and complications.
Mrs. Jane Bartlett of Malta who
has been i'll for several weeks, is
Mr. S. D. Taylor of Beverly, whose
illness was reported in last weeks
paper, is improved.
Mr.. Danny Greer, near Pisgah
church, East Bloom, is better, fol
lowing a severe siege of bronchial
pneumonia.
No other circulating heater has
ever had SO much real merit and
comfort giving to offer, as the
Glow Boy, at Morris Hardware.
Mrs. r. w. Carr returned Tuesday
to her home in Parkersburg, fol
lowing visit here with her mother,
Mrs. Cornelia Davis.
Mrs. Amy Matson returned to her
home here this week, following
visit with her daughter, Mrs. w. c.
Hooper, and family, of Lancaster.
the existing school districts to ad-
joining districts. BAILEY, FOSTER
and SEYLER, candidates for county
board of education. Adv.
Mr. Benny Mcconnell of Meigs,
who has been ill for some time with
complications of stroke, is at the
county home hospital for care and
treatment.
For continuation of better school
administration, and for spending
less of the taxpayers money, elect
BAILEY, FOSTER and SEYLER to
the county board of education.
ADV. |
Mrs. Herbert Barrell was able to
be brought to her home here We'd |
nesday from Bethesda hospital,
where she underwent a major oper- |
alton several weeks ago.
Make the taxpayers dollar buy
more education for your children. |
To do this, elect BAILEY, FOSTER
and SEYLER to the county board of
ADV.
Mr.. Wayne Northrup played
string bass in the orchestra for the
college president, DR.. Harry X.
Eversull Wednesday,
Mrs. Kenneth Davis of this place,
who had resigned as nurse at the
county home hospital. because of
ii health, is better, and Monday re-
'umed her former position as nurse
It the hospital.
Mr.. James Finley who recently
purchased the Charles Humphrey
esidence property on Kennebec hill,
$ making extensive repairs on same,
including a garage, which will be
nder the house.
Three workmen were killed Tues
ay in fall of slate in mine No
0, near Glouster. They were Pearl
1cClelland, 80. and Louis Exline.
l, both of Glouster, and JOSEPH
'hyne, so, of Jacksonville.
Atty S. c. Carnes, Republican, of
ambridge. has been appointed by
Governor Davey as common pleas
ldge of Guernsey county, to fill
ne vacancy caused by the death of
udge. c. s. Turnbaugh, who died
ug. 2.
Mrs. Ida Updike of Malta went
} Cincinnati Saturday, to spend a
NV days with her niece Mrs. George
oberts and other relatives, and has
nee been visiting in GAINESVILLE
-er trip was made by automobile,
l company with her niece Mrs
rank Arnold and husband of
anesville, who were taking Mrs
rnold's mother Mrs Ada Denny
ack to Cincinnati, after she had
lade visit at the Updike home.
For economy in spending the tax
ayers money, vote for BAILEY,
OSTER and SEYLER, for mem
ers of county board Of education.
Adv.
Mrs. Margaret Curran visited the
eek end in Columbus with her
aughter Mrs. George Frye, and
lmily, andl with her sister, Mrs.
larence Ritchey, and family. Mrs
itchey is quite i'll with complica-
ons, and has been bedfast for
,out two weeks. Mrs. Curran's
Mr.. Thos McGovern, of
incinnati, accompanied her home,
I'd has been visiting her and his
her sister, Mrs. Fred Tavenner.
Piccadilly Named for Tailor
Piccadilly street got its name
ON a cockney tailor back in the
ays of James I. Pickadills were
e high ruff1ed collars which the
ldes of Elizabeth's days wore.
Fairview Grange Notice
The Fairview grange will have an :
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