Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-06-29

lie Morgan County Dem
Mrs. Lorene Winegardner visited
Sunday in Westerville with her
friend, Mrs. Nora Porter, dean OF
women at Otterbein university.
Pittsburgh Sun-Proof paint for
exterior use lasts one to three years
longer than ordinary paintoM. ato..
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Edward Hum, who attended the
University of Montana last year,
came here Monday for a visit with
his brother, James Hum, and wife.
A fine line of new novelties for
all kinds of gifts and prizes. Come
in and see them.-Ford' Variety
Shop.
Mrs. Alvin b. Parmiter and son
Alvin b., jr., returned Sunday from
Good Samaritan hospital, to their
home east of town.
L. A. Odebrecht who is spending
the summer at the Malta hotel, was
called to Columbus recently be
cause of the death of his sister.
Cool Cordray and wife who have
been residing in Athens have moved
here and are occupying the Mrs.
ira Calvert property.
Ebert butcher of this place, re-
turned last Wednesday from a two
weeks visit at Canton, his former
home, and in Cleveland.
If you are half in the notion of
a new oil cooking range, now is
your chance to get real bargain at
the Goth Anniversary Celebration
Sale at Morris Hardware.
Ralph Sawyer, instructor of agri-
culture in the Lexington, o., schools,
spent the week end visiting his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Sawyer, Of
Pleasant Valley, Malta township.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Bunce and son
Lee who are spending the summer
here at their home, and visited Mrs.
Bunces father, Mr.. Neff.
Mrs. James Murphey of Malta
township who recently underwent
an operation at Good Samaritan
hospital, is improving and was
brought home by ambulance Satur-
day.
The oil cooking ranges on sale are
among the best known ranges that
are made-New Perfection and
Magic Chef. Biggest saving offer
ed in our 80 years by Morris Hard
ware store.
Kenneth c. Ray, uperintendent|
of the GAINESVILLE city schools, left
Saturday evening for San Francis
co, Calf, to attend the annual con-
vention of the National Educational
association. Going as delegate, Mr..
Ray will be privileged to vote on all
convention business.
Mrs. Mary E. Pyle Ehrenfeld,
wife of Henry Ehrenfeld, died last
Thursday morning at her home in|
GAINESVILLE. She was the mother of
Henry c. Ehrenfeld of Clarksburg,
w. Va, who is the husband of Ger
trude Anderson, formerly Of near
Eagleport.
Roy Burdick and wife of Chardin,
visited here last week with Mr.. and
Mrs. II. c. Shilling. They were re-
turning from southern pleasure
trip. Mr. Burdick is brother Of
Ralph Burdick, former teacher of
agriculture in NJ & NJ high school,
now of Fremont.
Estil Raney of Crooksville recent-I
ly visited at Austin, Tex, with Gov
ernor w Lee O'Daniel, who is a !
relative. 1t is said that the governor
was so pleased to see Mr.. Raney
that he cancelled his official ap-
pointments for about two hours, inI
order to visit with him.
Mr., and Mrs F. B. DeWeese oil
Pennsville, who were here to attend
the funeral of the late George Ken-l
nard, have returned to Washington,
D. c., where Mr.. DeWeese has en-
ployment as foreman in the drilling
for the setting Of the Jefferson mel
mortal. This impressive memorial
will be located in the Tidal basin.
Sections, guards, guard plates and
mower repairs of all kinds for thel
following mowers: John Deere, Mel
Cormick- -Deering, Osborne, McCor-I
mick, Ohio and Deering.-STAND-
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Atty John Miner and wife, and
the formers mother, Mrs Mary
Riecker Miner of Okmulgee, Okla, |
have been visiting with the formers
cousin, Judge Carlos M. Riecker,
and other relatives in this county,
and at Beverly. Mrs. Miner is thel
widow of Jesse Miner, who died
several years ago. She is a sister,
of VIM. Riecker of TOdds. Theyl
went west many years ago, andl
Atty Miner was born in Oklahoma.
He has been quite successful III his
chosen profession.
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