Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-03-03

'onnelsville, Ohio, Thur
Mr.. John H. Witte who is fore
man on WPA project near Col1m-
bus, spent the week end at his home
in Malta.
Mrs. J. O. Quigley has returned
to her home in Marietta, after visit
ing her sister, Mrs. George Child
ester, of Malta.
Miss Jean Cook, who is a student
at 0. S. u, visited the week end
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
~ Cook, of Malta
Mr.. Russell Mcdaniel who holds
a position in the auditing depart
ment of the division of public as
SiStance, was here on official buSi-
ness, Saturday.
Gale Kuntz, who has been en-
plOyed with a bridge company at
Bridgeport, has been laid off, and
returned the latter part of last
week to his home here
Ladies' half sole, COO; ladies'
soc, 81; mems heels, 40c All work
guaranteed.-Bar Shoe Re-
pair, McConnelsville, O. 1913
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Reynolds
lie E,,.I Iox n,
their home at Prospect, following
two weeks visit with Mrs. Rayneld's <
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Sines of
Bristol.
Mrs A. M. Kincaid of this place
left Friday for New York City,
where she plans to spend several
weeks with her daughter, Mrs Jas.
Tully, dietitian in a New York City
hospital.
Having received the appointment
as deputy registrar in charge Of
license tags, my office will be open
in my home on Main street, Stock
port, Ohio, beginning March 1. Will
ma L. Williams, Deputy Registrar.
The Friendship Circle will meet
all day on March 9, at the home Of
Mrs Helen Lindimore. Quilting
will occupy the time, so bring your
thimble A pot luck dinner will be
served. Program: Song, "Wearing
of the Green" roll call, current
events; an Irish reading or story,
Adella Spratt; piano solo,. Eva FL
sic Ralph.
The American Legion Auxiliary.
of Ohio, held its mid
winter conference in Columbus, Sat
urday. at the Deshler- Wallick no.
tel Those in attendance from Nal
conta Unit No. "a, were Mrs Forest
Parsons, Mrs. nellie Gillespie, Mrs.
Hazel Richardson, Mrs. Katie Mil
Ter. Mrs. Mary Moore, Mrs. Katie
Haynes and Mrs Lucille Richard
son. The national president, Mrs.
Malcolm Douglas, of Seattle, Wash,
and Mrs. Alfred Blackburn of Yer
sailles, Ky, past national president,
We're speakers on the program.
The York township high school is
sponsoring an amateur show to be
given i'll the school auditorium at
Wednesday evening,
March 16. Last year we had some
80 odd numbers, and hope for as
many this year. Amy one individual
or representative group will be well
come. Please contact Supt. ]. H.
Brooks, DeavertoWn. There will be
one prize of SIS for the best number,
and five 81 prizes for the next five
0est numbers. The admission will
De 10c and zoe. The time 7:30 p. m.
Come one, come all! 3m2
Mr.. Jack Flanagan, son of Mr..
md Mrs. James Flanagan, of Ken"
lebec hill, left Saturday for Lon
ion, o., where he has accepted po
sition with Kendrick & Stone,
architects and contractors. who are
opening retail store, specializing
N plate glass, wall paper, paints
Mr.. Flanagan will have
charge of the store. He recently
his position in the clothing
of the CouIsOn store,
where he had been employed for
more than year.
Mrs. Helen Wittlg of Malta has
'eturned from pleasant trip, go
ng first to Marietta where she at
ended a meeting of the city feder-
alton of wOmen's clubs, at the Betsy
| Legion Auxiliary meeting there.
,othe, she visited her son Charles
who is a patient there, and also
visited her cousin Helen Stone of
he same city. Enroute home she
stopped in GAINESVILLE to attend a
tea given by the Ann
Simpson Davis, chapter, D. A. R.
rhe week of April 1st, Mrs Wittlig
and her cousin Miss Stone, plan to
spend in Marietta.
Rudd B. Cue, So, former mayor
If New Lexington, and one of the
'est known and highly esteemed
lay morning. He had been in fail
ng health for about a year From
Early in life until his death, he was
in the barber business. He
leld membership in practically all
If the Masonic bodies. and had been
prominent in the Elks lodge, and
lad served as secretary of the Per-
y county fair board. His wife who
vas Ninette Stinchcomb, survives.
Funeral services were held Monday
lfternoon, with interment in New
lexington cemetery
Mrs. Robert Speaks, nee Mildred
Vest, was guest of honor at mis-
shower given by Miss
lean Brannon Wallace, at her home
IN Lafayette avenue. The decOra
ions carried out the color scheme
If red. white and blue. SIM II
loll dressed in blue and white sup
,orted a large red umbrella under
which the presents were placed A |
miniature bride and groom adorn
ID the umbrella. Favors were min
ature red and blue hatchets. A
ovely. luncheon was served after
he presentation of gifts. Those pres |
MT were Mrs SneakS Mrs Cole