Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-08-26

| Bertha M Naylor has filed suit for
divorce in GAINESVILLE, against Arcn
w. Naylor, alleged parole broker
She alleges failure to provide and
extreme cruelty.
| There has been a lot of activity
in oil cooking ranges at Morris
| Hardware this season. They are cut
ting quite figure in rural sections,
and are wonderful success.
Miss Glenna Ray of this place and
Miss Christine Frash of Malta, left
Tuesday on motor trip to the
Smoky Mountain National park and
| other places Of interest in Tennes
see and North Carolina.
Miss Margaret Durbin of Colum-
bus is expected home Friday to
spend a weeks vacation with her
| mother, Mrs Stella F. Durbin, and
other relatives. Miss Durbin holds
a position in the state welfare de-
partment.
| Mr. and Mrs L. T. Jenkins and
son Carlton of Meigs visited Sunday
with the latter's brother. Leland
Jenkins, and family, of Belpre. Mr.
Jenkins has been reemplOyed as
manual teacher at Belpre, where he
has taught five years.
The marriage of Miss Lillian
Blake of Philo, and Herman Boetch-
er of Blue Rock, occurred June 20
at ST. Marys, w. Va. Both are grad
yates of Philo high school. The
bride is proprietor of Lis beauty
| parlor, Philo, and the groom is an
employe of the Ohio Power plant.
They will reside in Philo.
Mrs. J. R. Alderman and daugh-
| ter Miss Mary Alderman of Pelham,
| N Y, came Monday for two weeks
visit with the formers mother, Mrs.
Captola McKeown, of Malta, and
other relatives. Miss Alderman will
attend Pembroke college at Provi-
dence, r. T., the coming school year,
beginning in September.
For some time the newer homes
have carried the decorative scheme
into the kitchen, now the movement
| is general, and Magic Chef gas
ranges have been created in models
that will beautify any kitchen,
whether new or old style. Though
Magic Chef looks more like a hand
some cabinet than a gas range, they
are thoroughly practical in every
way. and are on display at Morris
Hardware, for your inspection.
No definite report has been re-
ceived here concerning the condition
of S. w. Gardner who is at the Mayo
clinic, Rochester, Mimi. His wife is
with him, and in a communication 70
his local doctor, states that the re-
port of the doctors there will not be
known for a few days. Mr.. Gardner
and wife went from Columbus to
Rochester, by plane, making the trip
in about four hours.
Atty and Mrs. Francis S. Doud-
ma and son Marvin returned home
Monday night, after spending some
time at Cambridge, Byesville and
Quaker City, where Mr.. Doudna at
tended to several matters of legal
business over the week end. AT
Cambridge, they visited their moth
ers, Mrs A. F. Doudna and Mrs. G.
C. Inglish, and also Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold C. Inglish, Harold Inglish be-
ing the only brother Of Mrs. Fran
els Doudna Mr.. and Mrs. Inglish
reside in Manchester, Conn, where
Mr.. Inglish is employed as an in
spector with large aviation manu-
featuring company.
The Sunday Columbus Dispatch
stated that Representative Robert T..
Secrest of the 18th district is one
of the most sought-after public
speakers among the Ohio congress
sional delegation. His office IN
Washington, following the adjourn
ment of congress is to be closed,
and will be re-opened within few
days thereafter in Caldwell, in
charge of Mr.. Secrest's private sec
rotary, Miss Jessie Mckinney, as
she has been in Washington during
the session of congress ended. Labor
day Mr.. Secrest will speak at Mox-
ahala park, GAINESVILLE, and later in
the afternoon he goes to Little Hook
ing where a new school building will
be dedicated. 1t is stated that Mr..
Secrest was instrumental in securing
this new building.
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