Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-05-20

SUNDAY and MONDAY, May 80
31-A great program for Decoration
day-"The Hit Parade" big mu
sical. Two outstanding short sub
jects-"A Day With the Dionn'
Quintuplets, and "A Communlt.
Sing
Klean-O makes house cleanlns
easy.-The Stanbery Pharmacy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerrold G. Scott ans
Mrs. C. S. Dye were Columbus Wis
itors Tuesday.
Cro-Tox saves seed loss and re
lplanting.-The Stanbery Pharmacy.
The son recently born to Mr.. an
Mrs. Oliver Gordon Of Malta ha
been named Clifford Lewis.
Manfre's moth insurance agains
moth damage.-The Stanbery Phar
macy.
Curtis Kennard is employed a
Logan with the Buckeye Pipe Lin
company.
Mr.. Howard Lindimore of Union
willie, who has not been well, will b.
taken to Rocky Glen sanatorium to
day, for observation.
Mrs. Charles Stewart, near Nc
Kendree, who has been quite i'll witt
flu and liver complications, is bet
ter. and able to sit up some.
Mr.. /. C. Young of Malta, who ha
not been in good health for SOM
time, suffering with a nervous trou
BILE, is not so well.
Mr.. C. B. Smith of the Malta Ma
tiOnal bank, went to Columbus
Wednesday, to attend the two day
meeting of the state bankers asso
citation.
Born May IA to Mr. and Mrs
Charles Sheridan of Portsmouth,
daughter named Barbara Gail. Mr.
and Mrs. JOS T. Sheridan are th'
grandparents.
For the Graduates: Conklin anf
Shafer fountain pens, automatic pen
ellis, pen and pencil sets, electri
razor-The Stanbery Pharmacy.
Mr. Howard Clifford of Sharpsburs
who has been at Marietta Memoria
hospital, suffering with a fractured
Wi n q
able to be taken to his home Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Abel of Ken
relatives at Marion, Mr. Abels for
mer home. The trip was also a eel
ebration of their wedding anniver
sary.
While helping unload logs in Nal
ia for the Croy Lumber company
Dean Aber of Malta had the end O
one Of his fingers taken off, Monday
when a log slipped striking his hand
The injury is quite painful.
Here's to the Graduates-Per
fumes, vanity cases, perfume sets
compacts, toilet and manicure sets
tourist cases, bill folds, fountain
pens, electric razor, shaving SETS
The Stanbery Pharmacy.
Mrs. Carlos Thompson, near Brags
station, who had been improvin:
from an auto accident, but recent,
suffered a relapse, in which she haf
rather serious stomach trouble, i:
q or in MN Tn ha Yry
some.
A son weighing nine and hal
pounds was born May 6 to Mr.. ant
Mrs. R. NJ. Hudak of Akron. Named
Thomas Martin. The mother before
marriage was Miss Muriel Creigh
ton of Stockport
If you want to paint the house
enamel the woodwork inside, rein
ish the walls or floors, Dean & Bar
ry paints have proven themselve:
worthy of the name High Grade
Dean &, Barry and Morris Hardwar,
to depend upon.
Fred J. Dressed, aged 50 years
died suddenly at his home in Belpre
Friday, of heart attack. He was /:
retired drug salesman and wa!
prominent in Masonic circles, ant
was we'll known here. He was ma
tive of Pittsburgh. He is survived
by his wife, two sons and two daugh
ters. One of his sons is postmaste.
at Belpre.
Atty Robert L. Drury of Colum
bus made a brief visit here Wednes
day, and his mother Mrs. Clarence
Drury accompanied him back to hii
home and will be there perhaps tel
days or two weeks. Mr.. Drury's
wife, Mrs. Freda Drury, who has
been at Grant hospital some weeks
was leaving the hospital for hel
home Wednesday. The daughter
who was born to her at the hOspita
is reported as doing well.
See what we have for the grad.
uates.-The Stanbery Pharmacy.