Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-09-30
TWIN CITY OPERA HOUSE
Phone 243

Phone Z4o
each evening, at 1880. Admission
10 and zoe.
SATURDAY, Oct 9-Jane With
ers in "Wild and Wooley."
SUNDAY and MONDAY, Oct. 10
11-Gary Cooper in "Souls at Sea.
We are not making much "fuss"
about our 18th anniversary week OF !
Oct Sd. Just showing you three at
least swell pictures-''Thin Ice"
"Good Earth and wild and |
Woody"
We are all ready for the world
series games. Watch the daily pa
pers for the schedule. Join our par
ty in gront of the theatre.
radio attraction from WLW fo.'
tuesday, Oct. IL. Doc Schneider's
Texans. With three women, six
men and a trained police dog. Lis
ten for them on the radio. The
agent booking them assures us that
it is different from the average hill
music and swing western music;
good comedians, yodelers and rope
spinning.
We want to take this opportunity
to thank the officers and pupils Of
the Morgan county schools for their
splendid attendance on Romeo and
Juliet" Two more splendid pic
lures that should interest you are
Earth and Life of Emile Zola."
Our style of advertising coming at
fractions in our lobby and out front
will be materially changed within
the next few days. Instead of the
small photos we will use 14xS2 ban
ners and 40x60 'blowups." This is
swell advertising and is used by
hundreds of the larger theatres.
You should be able to read it across
the street.
The picture for next Thursday
and Friday, Oct. 7-S, will be "Sat-
urday's Heroes instead of "Shad-
ows of the ORIENT This is brand
new picture with football story
Coach Marquis and his entire squad
Will be our guests Friday evening,
after they return from their game
p New Lexington.
D.
went a major operation week ago
at Bethesda hospital, is doing fair
ly well.
Mrs. F. c. Thomas of Malta is
able to- sit up some, following an at
tack of bronchial pneumonia. Misc
Ethel Walker is caring for her.
Mr.. Kenneth Allen who resides
near the Arch in upper Malta suf-
fered hemorrhage Of the stomach
recently. He is somewhat improved.
derWent an operation Monday at
Bethesda hospital, for hernia. Her
husband is employed at the sana-
torium.
Mrs. Raymond Finley of Malta is
recovering nicely from major Op-
GRAFTON she underwent at Bethesda
hospital, and may be able to return
home the last of this week.
When you figure on a catalog new
Hardware will bring one to you, set
it in place, furnish pipe, and price
will be no higher on same quality
heater, and often cheaper.
The Glow Boy circulating heater
unchanged this year, and last year
customers have nothing to wish for
1t also indicates there are no mis-
takes to correct Two already have
turned in high price heaters in ex-
change to have better circulation,
direct radiating heat and warns the
floors. Morris Hardware is at your
service.
Mr.. Leonard Smith and family,
who reside in the Durbin Davy prop
erty, near the Presbyterian church,
October to the Christie Mckay
house, now occupied by Mr.. Ralph
Dye and family. The Dyes will move
to Malta into the residence prop
erty of the late A. A. Coulson,
which is being remodeled.
Atty and Mrs Francis S. Doudna
had as their guest Sunday, his
mother, Mrs. A. F. Doudna, of Cam
cial distinction and honors by the
Women's Foreign Missionary society
of First M. e. church, Cambridge,
because of her activities in and
contributions to the society during
the past % years Mrs Doudna sup
ported several missionaries in In
dia for over 20 years, and also gave
generously to the local childrens
organizations at Cambridge, and she
also served as stewardship secretary
for a considerable time In recog-
milton of such service, a junior life
membership in the Women's Foreign
Missionary society of the First M.
E. church at Cambridge. was given
in Mrs. Doudna's honor, to her
grandson, Marvin Doudna, son of
Atty and Mrs. Francis S. Doudna