Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-09-01

3ros Circus never boasted more
act. On the screen
Toe r Brown in the Gladiator.
0ne of the most amusing Joe +.
brown comedies to date. This great
how at no advance in admission. !,
We are going to depend on lncreas-
I'd attendance. Matinee at 3 In the
afternoon. Two shows at night,
md 9. Admission, children, loc; !
adults. soc. Attend the afternoon
performance if you possibly can
make it.
THURSDAY and FRIDAY, Sept.
,-e-George O'Brien and Lorraine
Johnson in "Painted Desert. 9.n
,hanter of Lone Ranger" Ana
Bruce Cabot and Beverly Roberts III
Tenth Avenue Kid one SNOW
each evening at 7:30. Admission ~
and zoe.
SATURDAY, Sept. 10-Madge Ey-
ans preston Foster and James
Gleason in Army Girl A cast or
thousands with $50 crack horsemen
endctS the HlOSt lAuAuoio o'
brea ath-taking army maneuver scenes
ever filmed. Cartoon. Shows, 90
9-11. Admission, 10c.
Motion pictures are your best en-
Ask us about the
$3.50 900 movie quiz contest. Wei
will have booklets and complete IN
within a few days. keep
Smiling" the Saturday night picture
IS Movie Quiz Picture. thousands
of cash prizes.
The daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
r1vde Rates of East Bloom who re-
GENTLY returned home from Bethes-
Ia hospital. where she had an appen-
iicitis operation, is doing well.
County Agent and Mrs. James
Hum returned home late last nlght
rom the state fair where they mad
been since its opening. Mr.. Hum
md brother Ed expect to attend the
Noble county fair today.
Carl Drake of the Malta-Penns-
yille road, who underwent an opera
ion at Bethesda hospital, is doing
we'll He was brought home Satur-
Law. and is able to be up and about
he house some.
Mrs. Mary Willis of Malta hill,
Who has been very i'll for some time,
$ reported little better. Her son,
Warner Willis, guard at Mansheld
has been spending sew
,ral days this week with her.
Edward Hum, who has been re-
siding here with his brother James
Hum. and wife, of kennebec NIL,
caves Friday for ten days Vlslt
With his home people at East Pales'
inc. He plans to attend college
his fall
Guv Woodward of Lemon Hill,
Who was very i'll with asthma, while
better of that complaint, has been
J1ffaring With a circulatory trouble
n his legs, making it difficult Tor
lin to walk, and he is in consider
lble pain.
Mr. G. T. Crooks of Poplar ridge
Who has been suffering with brok~
n hin for some time, has not been
o we'll of late, suffering much pam. /
Recent X-ray pictures SHOW the |
zones of the hip have slipped, and
m operation will be necessary be-
ore Mr.. Crooks is better.
L fCh
Crank Longstreth, and Alva Allen,
when arraigned Tuesday evening be-
ore sherman Lett, j. P, Deerfleld
ovnship. charged wit hintoxicatlon |
md disorderly conduct, pleaded
,uiltv and were each fined 50 ana
osts. The "rumpus" is said to
ave taken place Saturday nlght at
he Lewis Clay home, on the late
Iber Finley farm.
Atty and Mrs. F. S. Doudna en-
ertained recently Rev. George w.
Iutton, pastor of the United Presby-
erian church of Marissa, H., as
heir dinner guest. Atty Doudna
md Rev. Hutton were schoolmates
# Muskingum college, and played on
a have a few sets of tennis togeth- |
,r each summer during Rev. Hut
on's annual vacation in Ohio.
Harold Kennard returned Wed"
,esdav to his home in New York
,ity. following a few days visit here
With his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. How
.rd Kennard. His wife is remaining
n Athens with her parents, her
mother being ill., Saturday evening
While enroute here Mr.. and Mrs.
Xennard were in an automobile ac-
,ident in West Virginia. They were
lot injured, but their automobile
vas damaged.
To honor their birthdays, pleas
mt surprise dinner was given Mr..
md Mrs. J. H. WoOley at their home
lear Ringgold, Sunday, Aug. 21, by
,elatives, friends and neighbors.
Three large birthday cakes formed
-, 10 h1o cantppnipca two /