Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-12-14

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Ohio, Thursday, Decen
Bicycles for the boys Christmas
at the Malta Hardware Co. 7d2
Mr.. and Mrs Martin Primmer
and children Donald and Gloria
All the new things in Pyrex Ware, |
at Malta Hardware Co. 7d2l
Mrs. Russell Brokaw came Mon
day to the home of her mother, Mrs.
Ellen Shipley, where she will spend
a major operation she underwent at
the Osteopathic hospital, in Mariet-
ta.
Get the family an Emerson radio
for Christmas. Several models att
the Maltaa Hardware Co. 7d2|
Harriettsville, Noble county, cele-
brated their 51st wedding anniver
sary last week at their home. Mr.,
fhm wife is ss Garry q Iloyd sgi Maawe aaa ei
of McConnelsville route, son of Mrs.
Trena Tidd Maxwell, and husband,
is great grandson of Mr.. and Mrs.
Crum.
Electric Food Warmers, at the
Malta Hardware Co. 7d2
William Mitchell, 80, retired far
mer of Meigs township, Muskingum
county, died Thursday at his home
of infrmities:, He is survived by
p1a daqghtsr MI Mrs o Eva Mitchell mo Of
ron and William Hyatt, both of
Cumberland. Funeral services were
held Saturday afternoon at the Oak
land Methodist church, with inter
ment in the church cemetery.
Make mothers Christmas a Speed
Queen washer, from the Malta
Hardware Co. 7d2
Mrs. Angie Archer Mcconnell, of
Columbus, was the guest speaker at
the meeting Of the w. H. M. S. of
Trinity Methodist church, held here
Friday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. j. K. Bingham. Assistant hos
tesses were Mrs. Nellie Baker, Mrs.
G. E. Northrup and Mrs. Mary
iCc iy,fh ho II; rp10 Jn1
the devotionals and Mrs. Kathryn
Root sang solo. The hOSteSses
served refreshments.
Electric waffle makers and sand
wich toasters, at the Malta Hard
ware Co. 7d2
Sunday evening at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. w. S. Kelley, of Gaysport.
in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
George edna Bennett) of Zanes-
vile, who were married Saturday
afternoon in the Market Street Bap-
tist church, GAINESVILLE. Following
the death of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs; Pearl George, the groom had
made his home with his aunt, Mrs.
w. S. Kelley, of Gaysport.
Relatives here have received word
of the marriage of Miss Grace Eliza
beth Ward, daughter of Mrs Mary
Huntington Ward of Redwood
Falls, Mimi, and Donald Charles
Disney, son of the late Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles a. Disney, of Hudson,
Wis. Mrs. Ward was hostess at a
supper at her home following the
wedding They will reside at Min
neapolis, Mimi. where Mr.. Disney
teaches mechanical drawing in the
high school. The mother of the
bride formerly resided in Malta.
Last Friday evening about 1O|
O'Clock, King Betz of this place suf-
fered painful injury to his shoul-
der. and also had other minor in
juries when he lost control of his
car this side of the former Crew
farm on route 377. The machine
left the road and turned over twice
in the field. The lights from pass
ing car caused him to mis-judge the
road on the sharp curve. Mr.. Betz
where he had taken his wife and
son, who left there by rail for Cen
tralia, III, to visit Mrs Betz' par
ents, The car was badly damaged.
The big fox hunt on the west
side, last Thursday, was carried OUT
as per schedule, with about 100|
hunters taking part When the
hunt had ended the fox population
in that locality had not been reduc-
ed. The object of the hunt was to
kill off gray foxes consequently to
halt the spread of rabies by foxes
Among the game protectors who
participated in the event were: AL
vim Parmiter of this place; Wilmer
Morgan OF Guernsey county; E. 3.
Cooke of New Philadelphia John
Farver of Holmes county; James
Hollyoke OF Tuscarawas county; J.
G. DoWney OF. Perry county, and
Reuben Parks, Noble county.
Organization of an active medi-
cal staff at Marietta Memorial hos
pital was decided on at a meeting
of about 90 physicians this week.
Officers chosen for 1910 are: DR.. C.
A. S. Williams, chairman; DR.. r. NJ
Meredith, vice chairman, and DR.. j.
b. Penrose, secretary. An executive
committee to work with the board
OF trustees of the hospital was chos
en- Thursday afternoon. 1t is com
posed of DR.. w. w. Sauer chair
man; DR.. F. Z. Eddy, DR.. n M. La
Barre, DR.. D. H. NorthruD and DR..
x. II. Sloan. The executive commit
tee will have charge, under thei
board of trustees, of medical and
surgical arrangements at the hos
pital. It's members will meet with
the trustees when desirable. Ma |
rietta Times. Dec. 8.
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