Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-09-14

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Jane Ellen, visited the week end
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
;, I. Thompson of Wolf Creek, and
Mrs. Parker Sands, of Malta
Buy your Coat the easy way.
Come in and let us explain to you.
WHITES.
Mr. and Mrs. James Cotterell and
Mrs. Cotterells mother, Mrs. Mar
i ian Simpson, Charleston, w. Va,
Y were gutsts of Mrs simpsons sister
in-law, Miss Eva Simpson, over the
i week end.
Ask for information on metal
/ corn crib.-Standard Supply Com
) pany. s7tf
Mr.. and Mrs. Wendell Dill, who
, have been visiting here with the lat
! ter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John w.
Fox, and other relatives, left Sun
day for Washington D. c., where
they will reside.
Trade in your old lamp on new
Aladdin mantle lamp now.-Stand-
ard Supplv Co. s7tf
;. Mrs. j. R. Smith, Mrs. J. E. Cow
an Mrs. NJ. E. Archer and Mrs. John
Adams were guests Thursday OF
q Mrs. Smiths sister, Mrs. Luther Tol-
Ter, of Marietta, at noon lunch
con and bridge party.
Mrs Mamie Matheney of this
place left Sunday for Springfield
! where she will visit for about two
: weeks with her aunt, Mrs Josephine
81 Campbell and daughter Mrs. c. E.
81 ("Red'o Rowland and family
For only 1896 and your old lamp
you can own a new Aladdin mantle
lamp.-Standard Supply Co. s7ti
Henry F. Stemm, city auditor OF
!, GAINESVILLE, and well known mu-
, scian, was chosen second vice pres
4 ident of the Ohio State Grotto as
sociation at it's annual convention
held at Erie, Pa, last week.
Ask for Ironhide paint for your
t metal roof, and be safe.-Standard
! Supply Co. s7tt
> A. P Gooding and family who
has been residing in Malta, have
moved to the Ed Cox property, Lib.
erty and Eighth streets. Mr.. Good
ing has not fully regained his
health, after suffering an attack OF
Y pneumonia several months ago.
Al Robert Tombaugh of Kennebee
HILL son of Dr. and Mrs. A. A. Tom
> baugh, left Monday for Wittenberg
a college, Springfield, where he is TAX.
!, ing a course in vocational education
He has a scholarship at that place
He graduated this spring from M. 4
NJ and was an outstanding athlete
Il Charles McGonagle, treasurer O.
h the territory of Hawaii, who ha!
, | been in New York City in the inter
: est of the territory, visited the weel
RI end in New Lexington with hi
g brother, Judge Z. S. McGonagle
S and sister Mrs. Edgar d. Allen, @
Il Crooksville.
Warner Willis, of Mansfield, ha'
g been spending d several days vaca
! ton with his brothers and sister
Malta lONHS MI. " illlo ~ ia
. | been guard at the Mansfield refor
e matory, has been transferred to th'
n dairy department of which he nov
has charge.
: Mrs. F. B. Kraps and Mrs. Stell:
; Durbin entertained 20 friends .
i the home of the former, Saturda,
! evening. A lunch was served and ;
social evening with games enjoyed
| Miss Margaret Durbin, of Columbus
Miss Mildred Ogan, of Akron, ant
| Mrs. De Forest Leggett, of Lucas
d vile, were out of town guests
& The Aladdin mantle lamp is sim
g ple-anyone can operate it. &c
i yours now at Standard Supply Com
). pany. ST.
:. Mrs. Marjorie Goodman Of Wash
ington, d. c., was the guest of Mrs
: lie. ]. Bell, Monday. Mrs. Goodman
, MED her to McConnelsville and call
> ed on friends. Before going tt
| Marietta. Mr.. Whitaker was con
nected with the Herald office, ant
many years ago was employed IL
- the Democrat ONCE. ne was dlSS
| in the newspaper business for som'
years in the west, and is thorough
newspaper man.
William Offenbacher, 70, wei
known retired farmer, died las
Thursday morning at his home neal
Merriam Station. Funeral services
were held Saturday afternoon a
-l1:30 o'clock, with interment il
; Duncan Falls cemetery. The deceas
ed suffered a stroke seven years agt
from which he never recovered. H.
was a member of the Union Hill
grange. Mr.. Offenbacher is surviv
Led by three daughters, Mrs. Eller
. Russell and Mrs. Charles Stone bott
of Blue Rock; and Miss Lola Often
} bacher of the home; three sons
Leslie and Robert Of Detroit, Mich
and NJ P. Offenbacher of Blue
Rock; two sisters, Mrs. Ira Wilson
Blue Rock, and Mrs. Elizabeth
Price, McConnelsville route; Ii
} grandchildren and two great grand
children.
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