Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-07-14

10 and zoe.
SATURDAY, July 23--Gene STRAIT
ton Porter's Romance Of the Lin
berlost."
Coming soon-"Gold Diggers in
Paris" '"Three Comrades" "Hav-
ing Wonderful Time
A son was born Tuesday to Mr..
and Mrs. Glen Burkheimer, of Nor
gan township.
Mrs Mary Willis of Malta hill, re-
mains very i'll with hardening OF
the arteries and complications.
w. O. Dearth, near the Malta
cemetery, remains i'll with stomach
and liver trouble.
H. H. Oglevee of Malta is having
a rather serious time with stomach
trouble and complications
George Best of this place, who
was i'll with intestinal impaction,
while better of that trouble, is
quite i'll with general infrnities
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Murray and
the Misses Jean and Car
oil Murray. were in Cleveland on
business, Monday.
Mrs Dora Kuhlman and brother,
James Fox, of GAINESVILLE, returned
home Tuesday, following a visit
here with their sister, Mrs. E. E.
Nash, and brother, John w. Fox.
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Kenney
and the formers mother. Mrs. Mary
Kenney, and niece, Miss Frances
SchOtt, expect to visit today in New
Lexington, with Charles Keener and
family
The Voss washer is a constant
by making the washing
easier, quicker and winter Morris
will be glad to give you
A demonstration with fresh new
Voss direct from the factory.
Mrs Jack Parsons, near Hooks
burg, who last week disloeated her
ankle and tore ligaments in her
foot, is doing fairly we'll The fam
lily live on the former C. r. Ham
oleton farm
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Ribble. Mr..
and Mrs. Stanley Derwacter and son
Billy of GAINESVILLE, and Miss Besse
Patterson Of this place, visited re-
Gently with Mr. and Mrs. T. H.
Head, north river road.
A daughter named Judith Lynn
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd
Of Dayton. May "a. The
baby is a granddaughter of Mrs.
Roxie Whitehouse, Meigsville, who
has been in Dayton the past month
helping care for her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Williams and
Jack Clifford and Ann, Of
Columbus visited here Tuesday with
Mrs. Williams father, G.. C. Mckay.
md other relatives. Mary Marjorie
Williams who had been visiting
lere, accompanied them home.
Mrs. James Welsh and daughter
adelaide of Akron have returned
lome, after a visit with the for
ner's mother, Mrs. Robert Light
lizer at Neelyville. Mrs. Welch's
liece, Miss Beulah Lighthizer ac-
them home, and will
spend a couple of weeks in Akron.
Mr.. e. L. Bingham of Waterloo.
a., who was called to Malta because
# the death of his brother-in-law,
Mr.. Paul Tolbert. plans to remain
his week with his sisters, Mrs. Toll
pert and Miss Anna Bingham. Mr..
son of the late Jonas
Bingham and wife, has made Water
90, Ia, his home for some years,
where he has wholesale fruit and
vegetable business.
Mr. George B. Kenney and moth
ar, Mrs. Mary Kenney, and the for
ner's niece, Mrs. Frances Schott,
notored to Columbus Sunday and
yisited at the Mrs Rufus Kenney
nd Mrs. Georgia Hall homes. Mrs
George d. Kenney who had, been Wis
ting in Columbus for a week, ac-
'ornparied them home; also James
Hall, who is making visit here.
pete~ Lorgeyel. F3. native of
hungary. who resided near Chapel
ill. died Tuesday morning. He is
by his wife and sig chill
'ren, and two sisters who reside in
hungary. The decea sed was 4 farm
y. Funeral services will be con-
'ucted at the Hungarian church at
brakes this morning at 10 O'Clock.
ntermont will be in the Portersville
emeteTy.
Mrs. Martha Anderson Clemens,
Tife Of Carl Clemens. who has beer
as clerk at Whites and
0. Malta, has resigned her posi-
ion, effective Saturday night, an5
rill join her husband in Athens,
there they will make their home
frs. Clemens will be succeeded by
FRS. Earl Sherwood, Of McConnels
lille. Mrs Sherwood has had prev
ous experience in the store.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Putledgc
township, will have for
leir guests their daughters and
antilles. Prof. and Mrs Ward Ham
Marjorie Rutledge) of Ashtabula.
rof Ham has been teaching mu-
C in the schools at Ashtabula the
ast three years. Mr.. and Mrs.
win Doty, (Eva Rutledge) and
lree children of Mahwah, New Jer-
~, who will also visit with Mr..
oty's father and other relatives at
ynchburg.