Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-10-07
Morgan County Thursday

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Mrs. Flora Mettler of Marion has
been visiting with her brother, Mr.. Il
G. w. Abel of Kennebec ridge. +
Mrs. Murray Stratton of Colum- b
bus has been visiting here with her
brother, O. A. Richardson, and FAM
lily. ct
The T.. A. S. of the Presbyterian Ii
church will meet at o'clock on S
Friday afternoon, at the home OF
Mrs Maud Maxwell.
big assortment of Ladies and "
Misses Silk and Rayon F'rocks, C
priced special at S1.49 to S3.95. a
Formerly sold up to $10.95, at Coul>
sons.
Mrs. Kenyon Vance who has had +,
a position with the state highway II
department. Columbus, for several :
years, is spending some time here at
The Pyle residence. u
Cold Weather just around the !
Corner. Buy your Blankets now at I
greatly reduced prices at Coulson's,
during their Early Winter Sale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gill and son \
Of Akron attended the funeral o. =
Mrs. Lottie Geddes, Sunday, at Nal ,
Ia, and also visited relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray McGovern and L
the latter's sisters, the Misses Rae .
and Jane Welch, all of Columbus, G
visited Sunday with the formers y
sister, Mrs Margaret Curran, and Z
other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs George Ritchey of :,
Columbus were here Monday even .
ing, to pay respect to Mrs: Ralph
Kennard, deceased. Mrs. Kennard
and Mr.. Ritchey were classmates At i,
NJ. & NJ. +
Mrs. Lennard Sears of Columbus :
spent the week end and Monday
here with her husband, and her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Alderman. a
The latter accompanied her daugh- s
ter home for a few days visit.
Lay in a stock of Muslns, Sheet
ings, Pillow Tubings, Sheets and y
Pillow Cases, at greatly reduced =
prices, during Coulson's Early Win +
ter Sale. +
Warden Mauller of GAINESVILLE and q
Miss Avonelle Click of Rose Farm +
We're recently married at Wheeling.
w Va At present they are max
ing their home in Deavertown. C
A daughter was born last Thurs
day to Mr. and Mrs. Herman Far n
son of Coal Run. t
Moore's is an altogether superior I
line of heaters which last years 4
longer and are more economical to
operate.-Standard Supply Co. s9tf
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Kennard and i
daughter Mrs. Laura Devices Of |
Barnesville, visited Wednesday Of t
last week i'll Malta, with Mr.. J. +:
Mellor. Mr.. Kennard is connected I
with the McClelland q hennard c
Wholesale Grocery company, OF a
Barnesville. G
Miss Erma Mcdonald student at
Ohio University. and her college I
friend Miss Lima Reidy of Cleve- \
Sunday evening with the formers |
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Frank Nc e
Donald of kennebec hill.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Cramblit y
entertained II little friends of their Il
son Roy, Saturday afternoon, to help
celebrate his eighth birthday which
was Oct 8. Ice cream, cake, can
dy and lemonade were served Roy :
received many nice presents.
Mrs. Kate Conn Of Newark plans a
to leave next month for Eagle Rock, >
Calf, where she expects to make !
an extended visit with her daugh- =
ter, Mrs Belle Hutcheson, and 9th y
er relatives. Mrs. Conn who is "a
years of age, is a former resident OF
Center township.
Mr.. and Mrs J. Ray Smith and II
children Mary, James and Richard y
of this place attended the Stephan
family reunion held Sunday in Ma :
rietta. at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. =
Luther Toller The reunion next =
year will be held here at the home y
of Mr. and Mrs. J. Ray Smith.
Masonic Notice @
Regular meeting of Valley lodge,
No. 145, F. & A. NJ, Wednesday, =
Oct. 13, at 1880 p. nj. F. Nice !
swanger, w. M; w. o. Porter, T
Sec'y. il
Introducing the New Pattern in T
Tudor plate,
"ROYAL YORK" a
We are selling for limited time S
only, Salad Forks in this pattern for g