Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-02-17


no other person. The incidents ,
he could recall, going back for so
his mind and body remained so
them. He was ever busy; and
life. He was splendid company,
in all sorts of public gatherings
acters of the nation. He was frie
bishness. He was a skillful mech
with a clear method of expressio
life, he came in contact with MAI
made them all his friends. He w
Captain Travis has gone-an
place.
LOCA l. N E w 5
Don't forget-just two more days
of Coulson's "After Inventory Sale. y
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Balding visit
ed in Columbus, Sunday.
daughter was born last Thurs
day to Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Raney OF
Deerfield township.
This way please to f1bber NC
Gee and Molly, famed comedy team
of the air waves, who make their
film debut in This Way Please
Twin City Opera House Saturday.
The baby of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Reed of Kennebec heights has been
seriously i'll with complications.
This way please to Fibber Nc
Gee and Molly, famed comedy team
of the air waves, who make their
film debut in This Way Please"
Twin City Opera House Saturday.
Mr.. Herbert Henry of Eagleport
had his tonsils removed Wednesday
at the GAINESVILLE clinic.
The condition of Mrs Carl Drake,
near Hopewell, west side, continues
favorable. She is gaining weight
and able to be out some.
John Gregg of Cleveland has a
short leave of absence from his
work, which he is spending with
his sisters, the Misses Mary, Shirley
and Effie Gregg, near Malta.
This way please to Fibber Nc
Gee and Molly, famed comedy team
of the air waves, who make their
film debut in This Way Please"
Twin City Opera House Saturday.
There will be no meeting of
Neigs Valley grange this Friday
evening, due to the series of pro-
tracted meetings held at the local
church by Rev John Goddard.
The P. T. A will hold bake sale
beginning at 10 a. m. Saturday,
Feb. 19, at the Ohio Power room
in McConnelsyille, and the Malta
Savings &c Loan in Malta,
Fairview grange will not hold
their regular meeting on Friday,
Feb. 18, but all grange members
are urged to attend church services
at the Chesterhill NJ. E. church on
that evening.
The ladies Of St James Catholic
church will have card party Mon
day evening, Feb. 21, beginning at
s p m. Prizes will be given for
bridge, euchre and pedro. Also a
door prize. Luncheon will be serv-
ed free Admission 25c.
Todds grange will meet in regu-
lar session Friday evening, Feb. 16,
following church hour. Will have
open lecture hour. Roll call, an
swered with a saying of Washing
ton or Lincoln. Pot luck supper.
Bristol Juvenile grange meeting
Friday, Feb. 18: Roll call. name of
famous men born in February; pi-
ano solo, Betty Mahon; reading,
Vera Hancher; life of Washington,
Prince Bruner; song, Carlos Rich
ey; story of Daniel Boone, Louise
Ray; jokes, everyone. Each family
bring candy.
Considerable trouble is being ex.
perienced with the boiler of the
heating plant at the county home.
To repair the present one, will like
iy cost several hundred dollars;
and it may be that a new one will
be purchased.
The w. c.. T. T. Frances Willard
memorial program will be in charge
Of the young people of the churches
of the town at the NJ E. church, on
Sabbath evening, Feb. 20, at $50
O'Clock There will be special mu-
sic with the program. All invited
and urged to be present.
PLAY AT DEAVERTOWN
York township p T. A. will give
a play entitled Aunt Samantha
Rules the Roost" at the high
school auditorium, Feb. %, at 8 y.
m This is three act comedy, and
has a cast of II characters. Every
one come and enjoy an evening of
fun, and help your school.
Card of Thanks
We desire to express our sincere
thanks to all friends and neighbors
who assisted in any way during the
illness and death of our dear hus-
band and father We wish to thank
the minister for his comforting
words. the singers. and the friends
and neghbors for the beautiful
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