Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-05-12

at, cConnelsville, Ohio
WHITES big sale of Coats and
Suits. Buy now and save.
A daughter was born Sunday to
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Ribble of
Blue Rock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lynn Of
Utica, were guests Mothers day OF
the formers mother, Mrs. Suda
Lynn, and other relatives OF Malta.
Phoenix vita-Bloom Hosiery in
the new personality colors.-
WHITES.
Call Coulson's in regard to hav-
ing your furs and cloth coats stor.
ed, cleaned, glazed or remodeled.
Prices reasonable.
Mr.. Frank Massey of Columbus,
who was here to attend the funeral
of Miss Marjorie Price, remained
for visit with relatives and
friends.
WHITES big sale of Coats and
Suits. Buy now and save.
Mr.. Harold Garvin, who has a po-
sition at Clarksburg, w: Va. spent
companied him to Clarksburg,
where they will make their home.
Don't miss seeing Dwight Rich
ardson and Myron Dew in the M. q
M. senior play, as the sons or big
Hearted Herbert" 12m2
Mrs. Lydia Clark of Beverly, for
mer resident of Malta, is lecovering
from a severe cut on her forehead
which she sustained in a fall while
in her yard. Five stitches were re-
quired to close the wound.
Mr.. Montford Roberts, who is
employed with the Ohio Power COM
pany, and has been located at
Crooksville, is returning here, anu
will be employed with the ONO
Power company.
Phoenix VitaBloom Hosiery in
the new personality coIors.-
WHITES.
Mrs. William Copeland, daughter
Miss Shirley Copeland, and Mrs.
Rothgibb of Detroit visited here
from Friday until Monday with the
formers daughter, Mrs. Raymond
Roberts, and other relatives.
Come and see Patty Jackson as
the tactful mother in big Hearted
Herbert Friday night, May 20, at
SIS. 12m2
Thelma Ethel Trout of GAINESVILLE
has filed suit for divorce against
George F. Trout, Of Crooksyille.
She alleges extreme cruelty. They
were married here Feb. s, 1919, and
have one child.
Dedication of a memorial to Mrs.
Mary Bird Lake, organizer of the
first Sunday school Of the Marietta
settlement in Campus Martius for
tification in 1871, was held Sunday
afternoon on the lawn Of Campus
Martius, Marietta.
Coulson's have made arrange
ments for storing, cleaning, glazing |
and repairing fur and cloth coats, |
at reasonable prices You cannot
afford to take a chance on moths
damaging your furs. Bring in your
coats at once.
DR.. E. T. Grove, brother of Rev.
A. n. Grove, and his two niecess,
The Misses Frances and Ruth
Grove of Cleveland, returned to
heir homes Monday evening. after
A Mothers day visit with the Misses
Groves parents, Rev. and Mrs. A.
\. Grove, north river road.
Miss verna Peyton daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Evin Peyton. and Mr.;
Elton l.. Dickson, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. E. Dickson, both of Blue
Rock, were married at Newport, Ky.
Miss Doris Frame, Blue Rock, and |
Ralph Shaver, of GAINESVILLE, were
attendants They both graduated
rom Philo high school. They will
make their home at Gaysport, where
Mr.. Dickson is employed at the Ray
Ter garage.
Mrs. Thomas H. Simpson, accom-
panied by her secretary, A. f. Jack
on, both of Detroit, Mich. were
registered Sunday at the Kennebec
lotel 1t was Is years ago Sunday
hat Mrs Simpsons husband died.
lis grave is in the local cemetery.
Mrs. Simpsons maid, Rachel, who
lad been with her for many years,
md often accompanied Mrs. Slmp-
on here, was recently married.
There is a dinner of fun that you
ant afford to miss in the M. & M.
enior class play, Friday night, May
%, at the high school auditorium.
you will scream with laughter at
he '"Plain Homely Virtues" demon
trated by Mrs. Kalness at the din
Ter party given for her husbands
est customers, whose parts are
aiken by William Dugan and Evelyn
12m2
Mr.. Curtis Kennard and wife who
ave been residing at GAINESVILLE,
here the former is an assistant
anitor in a high school building,
ave rented the fiat here in the E.
!. Nash residence, recently vacated
y Miss Christine Walker, and will
love to it as soon as school is out
t GAINESVILLE. Mr.. Kennard expects
} be employed with a pipe line
ompany during the summer.
Announcement has been made OF (
le engagement and approaching
of Miss Lenora Ethel :
atewood, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
dwin M Gatewood, of Chambers
lille and Mr.. Paul F. Lingo, son OF
IT, and Mrs. James Lingo of Zanes~
lille. The bride-elect is a teacher
l the Philo schools, and Mr.. Lingo
an electrician in the Ohio Power
liant. The date of the wedding is