Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-12-21

See the new Dexter washers III
cleaning white with touches of
brilliant black Built to last life
time STANDARD SUPPLY co.
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Mrs. Charles Stowe of GAINESVILLE
returned home Sunday, following a
visit here with her brother, Sheriff
l.. b. Adrean and wife.
James Flanagan, jr, who has a
position at the London prison farm,
was home the week end to visit his
parents on Kennebec hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Boner of
Kennebec hill were near Summer
field Monday to attend the funeral
of the latter's nephew, Elwell
Moore.
Floyd Buchanan who visited here
with his mother, Mrs. John Bu-
chanan and sister Mrs. Carl Scott,
returned to his home at Newark,
Sunday.
A son was born recently in White
Cross hospital, Columbus, to Mr..
and Mrs. Dahlton r. Kincaid. Mr..
Kincaid who is practicing attor-
uGy, dJ OuC IlIuG was CodSA uCI z III
M. & NJ. high school.
Harry R. Abbott, GA, died Dec
13, at his home in GAINESVILLE, from
pneumonia. He is survived by three
daughters, a son and three brothers
One brother Edward Abbott resides
near Eagleport
A complete line of tricycles, wag-
ons, scooters and sleds for Christ
as.-STANDARD SUPPLY co.
Robert Tombaugh, student a,
Wittenberg college, Springfield
came last Friday to spend his holl
day vacation with his father, DR.. A
A. Tombaugh and family. Tom
baugh is on the college basketball
squad.
Make your homes bright and
cheerful with Aladdin Mantle
Lamps.-sTANDARD SUPPLY CO.
DIT
Mrs. Olive Rich. wife of Coach
Joe Rich, of M. & M. high school
returned last Thursday from Me
mortal hospital, Marietta, where she
had an operation for appendicitis
She is doing well. Her sister, Mrs
A. r. Corea is assisting in her care
e. G. Swallow who resides on the
former Mercer place, Bristol town
ship, showed us pelt Saturday
taken from an animal he shot from
a 40 foot tree He was not sure as
to the kind of animal it was. Game
bn1i
that it was a large cat of peculiar
marking. 1t weighed IA pounds.
At the recent election Mrs. Ros-
annah Medley Barnes, daughter Of
Mrs. Margaret Medley, near Penns-
vile, was elected city auditor Of
Lancaster. Mrs. Barnes had been
auditor, following the
death of her husband two years ago.
Mr.. Barnes had served as city audi
tor of Lancaster for several years
preceding his death.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Richardson
and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gillespie of
this place were at Bellaire last
evening, where they at
tended a banquet sponsored by the
Bellaire Post, American Legion. in
honor of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Giffen,
Bellaire. Mr. Giffen is department
treasurer Of the Legion. and his
wife is department vice president of
the Legion Auxiliary. a turkey din-
ner was served, covers being laid for
175. About 900 were present at the
evening meeting.
Alexander Mcconnell ST. died
Friday morning at his home in
GAINESVILLE. He was a native of High
Hill and moved to GAINESVILLE several
years ago. Surviving are son,
James Henry, of Museville; three
brothers, Levi, of Cumberland; Abe,
of Adamsville, and Frank, of So
nora; two sisters, Mrs. Nancy
Mitchell. Columbus, and Mrs Ida
Buchanan of GAINESVILLE. Funeral
services were held Sunday forenoon
at II O'Clock at the Oakland church,
near Museville, with interment in
the church cemetery.
Reduce your fuel bills by using
Numetal p.-STANDARD
SUPPLY CO. n30tf.
The patients at Rocky Glen sana-
torium were highly pleased last
Wednesday evening with an enter
tainment put on under the manage
lHeHI OI IlCIDI Den liidie' -
Of Whites five and ten store, Malta.
Miss Peggy Mcdonald gave tap
dances with Mrs. Max Price playing
piano accompaniment. Herman
Spencer sang several solos and the
Misses Dorothy Swift and Mary
Lochary danced the jitterbug, ana
during the evening the Vanoster or
chestra played.
Aladdin mantle lamps with beau
tiful Whip-o-lite shades.-STAN-
DARD SUPPLY co. diff
Roy w. McCauley has resigned as
,hief deputy in the Washington
probate court office, follow
ng a disclosure of Irregularities in
IN examiner Floyd Autman, and
made public from the office of JOS
eph T. Ferguson. auditor of state.
McCauley's successor is John G.
near Watertown, who has
been teaching in Waterford village.
The finding amounts to $537. .04.
which was restored. 1t is stated
he finding for recovery of said
amount was based on excess fees
collected and unaccOunted for in
accounts.
Every moving part of the Dexter
washer not running under forced
iced fabrication is protected by Du-
rex oilless bronze bearings.-STAN-
DARD SUPPLY co. diff
Don e. Neely, formerly of this
place, now residential sales man
ager for the Ohio Power company,
, Ianacvi11p WAC here on hnSjnpSS