Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-09-02

WEDNESDAY, Sept. Stop O. the
Morning Gang from WLW. Pa and
Ma Mccormick and the Brown Coun-
ty Revelers. And Fred Stone and
Emma Dunn in "Hidewayi' Shows,
7-9-11. Admission, 10 and soc.
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THURSDAY and FRIDAY, Sept.
9-10-Gene Autry, Judith Allen,
Smiley Burnette and Maple City
Four in "Git Along Little Dogies. >
Join Autry in his screen community
sing. Seven grand songs in feast
of fun and action. 5th chapter OF
"Secret Agent And Eleanors
Whitney and Johnny Downs in
"Blonde Trouble" One show each
evening, at 1880. Admission 10 and
zoe
SATURDAY, Sept 11--Bobhy
Breen in "Make a WISH The bog
who won ten million hearts in just
two pictures. Here again-singing
as he never sang before. In great
heart-throb and laugh drama. Com
edy. Cartoon Shows, 7-9-11. Ad-
mission 10c.
SUNDAY and MONDAY, Sept 1o-
13-Shirley Temple in "Wee Willie
Winkle,"
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Coming-Cary Grant and Con-
stance Bennett in Topper" Robert
Taylor and Eleanor Powell in
Broadway Melody" Sonia Hente
and Tyrone Power in "Thin Ice;
Jean Harlow and Clark Gable in
Saratoga" Gary Cooper in Souls
at Sea"
Romeo and Juliet" will be played
Just as soon as the schools get un-
der headway.
Our 18th anniversary-week of
October 3rd.
Miss Bertha Aler of GAINESVILLE
and her cousin, Miss Nellie Hearing
of Portersville, have returned from
months trip through the north
west, including Alaska
Mr.. Dwight McInturf and family
moved this week from Pennsville to
Macksburg, where Mr. McInturf is
employed in the schools for the COM
ing year. He~has been teaching in
the Pennsville high school.
Monday H. D. Henery suffered a
bad scalp laceration while on duty
at state fair grounds, when a cross
beam from telephone pole fell on
him. He was directing traffic, and
an auto crashed into the pole,
knocking off the beam.
The first picture on the first page
Of last Sundays Columbus Dispatch
was that of Patrolman H. D. Henery
of this county, who was shown hold.
ing six year old boy and trying to
comfort him, until his older broth
er could be found. The boy was
lost on the state fair grounds, Sat
urday but was finally returned home
by Boy Scouts. He was Tomm ?
O'Farrell OF Columbus.
Mr.. Ralph Lane and his son Low
ell of Fredericktown arrived here
Saturday, to attend the Gcddes fam
lily reunion Sunday, over in the edge
lily reunion Sunday, held at Embree
park, Pennsville, and to spend
We shoulder the responsibility j.,
our recommendation for the bes
thing in gas ranges. There is moth.
ing that equals the Magic Chef, OF
after all is said--testing is bettel
than telling
Joyce. the eight year old daugh
ter of DR.. and Mrs. D. G. Ralston
had her tonsils removed Saturday
in Bethesda hospital Paul Bankes
and Francis Robinson had then
tonsils removed this week, in the
GAINESVILLE clinic.
There is something of interest for
every member OF the family, at the
fair. You are invited to show what
you can do, and then come and SET
what others have done Remember
entries close Saturday, Sept. 4, at
p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Mendel and
their son-in-law and wife and two
children of Valparaiso, Ind, came
Tuesday for a visit with the for
mer's brother, Mr. r. H. Mende,
of this place. and sister, Mrs. Dalton
Gibeaut, of East Bloom, and other
relatives and old time friends.
If you have something in which
you take a great deal of pride and
wish to show it to the people OF
Morgan county, there is no bette,
place to do so than at Morgan coun-
ty fair. Remember, entries close
Saturday, Sept. A, at p. m.
Mrs. Helen Baker, aged SO, a
widely known resident of Home.
township, who suffered a paralytic
stroke about two weeks ago, is get
ting along reasonably well. Her
speech is affected. She is not able
to get about as formerly, but is able
to be up in her chair. Mrs. Baker
is the widow of Charles Baker.
Mrs. Margaret Curran and Miss
Pauline Fouts from the aid for the
aged office here attended a meeting
and picnic dinner at the home Of
Mrs. Lucetta Steward of Woodsfield,
Tuesday; also all state employees
from aid for the aged Offices in
Athens, Meigs, Monroe, Noble and
Washington counties were present.
Mrs Steward Ia district supervisor