Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-04-07

Morgan County Democrat.
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Mrs. Zone Myers Of Malta went
to GAINESVILLE last week, where she A
to spend some time with Satur
her sister, Starr
Rev. J. A. Goddard of Somerset is
pre-Easter evangelisticl FO
services at the Roseville Church OF ior- v
Christ. and ,
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You get so much for so little in
Buckeye broOders. - STANDARD Tu
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Mrs Kate Beckwith of Malta has term.
been visiting in Lancaster with her
son, Mr.. Ernest Beckwith, and 9TH Mr.
er relatives. Satul
the s
Just unloaded fresh car of Co. Chat,
lumbia cement.-STANDARD SUP Flori
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Last week Hon. John Whitney, in CT
state accountant, of this place, be- lvisite
gan the audit of the books OF Wash were
ington county's officials. The work Carte
will likely take several months. Mrs.
Mfd-States "Galvannealed" copper Da
bearing fence is the best value your Thur
PLY co. m17tf Niece
-- walk
The Farm and Home League will
meet April IA at the home Of Rob Ri
ert Farus, Bristol township. The erly
same program will be carried out as night
was planned for the March meeting. takel
from
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Mrs. John Ross and son David Spen
Ross Of this place, visited the week look
end in Baltimore, Md, with the for busi1
mer's daughter, Miss Betty Ross
who holds a government position at Nj
that place. was
DR.. Ernest Work, professor of York Y
European history, at Muskingum farm
college, has IAN, announced s3t that dn ne Will VIII
gress from this district. In 1885 he of ~
Sought the COP nomination, but OF OF, -
was defeated by K. c.. Ray. Nat No
Malt
MIS-. ". w, Fartesius anu uausns frien
Mrs. Fred Gillespie, and Mr.. and ia
Mrs Albert Miller visited Friday in two
Athens with the formers sister, in c,
Mrs. Mary Brown. agai]
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The speaker at the Rotary meet ers
ing held last Friday night at the
Malta hotel was Arthur Roberts of Ct
Cincinnati. He gave an interesting Barn
talk on foreign countries he had were
visited. after
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The U. S. department of the in
nicture of the MuSkingum Water turn
shed Conservancy district. Accord last
ing to CONGRESSMAN Robert T. Sc Whe1
crest the work will be completed by Most
July s. Angt
rb,asdov a.anino Goniobtl Anrii daug
niihO h ,d bi ha,d. .lcn cale relat
walk. Admission 35c. lie
,1rs E1izoho1h Dover entertained to N
Sunday with a family dinner, How n,
ard Price and family, of this place; VI
r. A. Mckinney and family of Co. teeh eve
~ 'i f ' S+oniInnr+ 1t NC nIarv McEl Farr
h;yney W. Wboea birtbday was Satur- duct
~ o,J Wjss patricia Durhin who Firs
baJd ono Mondav ware the Guests of with
honor. 'oiy'
Mrs. Juanita Tuttle Davis, and co1,, ~
Alfretta Tilton, Noble \county's old 0oau yr
est living twins, will celebrate their ,io;' tri
'i Dnnnbtore nf tbo 1a+o 7 enus tied
and Suzanna Crooks Tuttle, they lay lay
were born near Dexter City, and geo geo
have lived their entire lives in No ocot
BILE county. The twins have never NJ
been separated more than three :; NJ M
nf paHoriv is q sister of tho twins Mrs.
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The Conestoga wagon in Campus VINO I
Maritus museum, at Marietta, was ina INC ;;
Inke Cbuta now tbe Rov Scout busi
farm, by the late John Buck, ST. 1t NJ
was drawn by six horses, and in the M M
wagon were the personal goods OF B'aa Iaul.
f +bo on,nnany of tbroa 70 huiId Tho enin
locks on the Muskingum nlod river. nt A. A. ent en- :
present ownership, Boy Scouts Sc Iveil Even
cured the wagon and placed It i"'ei
where it now stands. D.
Walter j. Elliott has been award Nov Nov
ed the contract for the construction Cpa, 1Spa,
Cuarncay oountv ,Tbis is an the have
Steubenyille-Cambridge and the tn blii buigt
Estimated cost, $4S,2o7. His bid Wbi, IafGt
tract will not begin before the lat- 'ehsl
ter part or April, ana VIII pfODaDly n,
take three or four months to COM roon VIZ
plete. Mrs Elliott and sons will Eorh ~,
join Mr.. Elliott in Guernsey coun~ hiss
ty, at the end of the school year. ms ms
Harold Hepler, 28, of GAINESVILLE. .er
died Saturday morning at Bethesda Dan,i 9ei ",
hospital, where he underwent an PEI, PEI
Res;des b;s narents Mr. and Mrs Hill
E. B. Hepler he is survived by one n,
daughter Bonnie Hepler, of the M ~
home; two brothers, c. E. and Dean Maiit
Hepler, GAINESVILLE, and three Sis NJ, Ma,,
ters, Mrs. Maude Pearson of Zanes - nui -
ville Mrs. Alma johnson of this % n =
county, and Mrs. Leona Mcbride of q % ~ r,
he1d MnnJau aftarnonn OF Maneoid plosi
f,sna,aI ,oau NIoy hon,o Ianasw;I1o With in from
terment in Woodlawn cemetery. NJ
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