Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-03-02

granted divorce tuesday 10 IVdu
7. Newsom from Bonnie Lou New.
som, on grounds of gross neglect.
Ports Hats for spring are dis
tinctively different-with attractive
fancy bands. See them at Lovell's.
The Community Civic club will
meet with Mrs. James M. Turner
March 7. Plans will be completed
for the benefit party for the city
band on March IA, and annual elec-
ton of officers will be held
GASCO FOOD INSTITUTE, Fri
day and Saturday, March 10 ant
I'm. & M. high school auditor
ium. Stanbery's spices and extract;
will be used exclusively.
Fred B. Goddard began his duties
as deputy registrar of motor We
hicles of Washington county, Marcf
/, with office in Marietta. Goddard
g former superintendent of the
Chesterhill schools, is native o.
Bartlett. He succeeds Mrs. Grace
Stage.
Whites Bargain Days, Friday
Saturday, Monday. Big Brother
Overalls, S9c; Work Shirts, 39c and
Acc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Reasoner and
the latter's daughter, Miss Norma
Jean Dutton, of GAINESVILLE, visited
here Sunday with Mrs. Reasoner'
sister, Mrs. Amy Matson. They
were accompanied by Mrs. D. C. Ell
and Mrs. M. D. Martin at the Malta
hotel.
sTANBERY's SPICES and EX-
TRACTS will be used exclusively at
the Gasco Food Institute-M. & M.
high school auditorium, March 10
and IL.
They lay 'em big in Wilbur F..
Reeds hen house at Watertown.
He brought to town on Friday and
exhibited at The Times, an egg eight
ard a quarter inches around the
long way and it weighed three and
three-quarters ounces. 1t was a lit
tie white leghorn hen which produc-
ed the egg, and Wilbur is sure there
wasn't goose around to slip into
the nest-Marietta Times
DON'T MISS THE GASCO FOOD
INSTITUTE March 10 and Thigh
school auditorium. Stanbery's
spices and extracts will be used ex-
clusively.
A litter of II pigs was born Tues
day on the farm of Mr.. and Mrs.
Stanley Derwacter, Adamsville road,
near GAINESVILLE Experts i'll animal
husbandry say that litters of pigs
are rare this size; the normal litter
is eight. Mrs Derwacter states the
pigs had to be taken into the house
because of cold weather Only one
died. Mrs. Derwacter is the former
Sarah Head of this place
COME TO THE GASCO FOOD
INSTITUTE, M. e NJ high school
auditorium, Friday and Saturday,
March 10 and IL. Stanbery's spices
and extracts will be used exclusively
Mrs. Nancy Shaner, 80, widow of
William Shaner, Civil war soldier,
Gied last Friday at the family home,
Glouster. Her husband and two chill
dren preceded her in death Sur
viving are brother, Dan Roberts,
who made his home with her, and
one sister, Mrs Hannah Mcdonald,
of Canton. Funeral services were
held Sunday afternoon with inter-
nent in Beech Grove cemetery.
WE WILL SEE YOU AT THEl
GASCO FOOD INSTITUTE Friday
and Saturday, March 10 and Ill
NJ. & M. high school auditorium
spices and extracts will
be used exclusively.
Mrs. Ella Fleming, 72, died last
at her home near Ames-
lille. She underwent an operation
10 days before her death, at Me-
norial hospital, Marietta. She is
by her husband, Link Flem-
ng, and three daughters, Mrs. r. B. |
Amesville route; Mrs. w. |
Z. Johnson of Florida, and Mrs. Car
os North of Chesterhill; also one
lister, Mrs. George Eckard of Corn |
no Funeral Saryicac waro hold Sat