Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-06-13


SATURDAY, June 15-Charles
2uggles and Janice Logan in "Open-
I'd BY Mistake Two reporters and
| girl one jump ahead of a murder
charge. 1t will please the fans that
ike newspaper stories and Ruggles
Donald Duck. Spotlight.
Broadway Brevity Shows, 6-S10.
admission, 10c.
SUNDAY and MONDAY, June 16-
l7-Bing Crosby, Dorothy Lamour
and Bob Hope in "Road To Singa-
pore A tropical whirlwind of
laughter and lifting rhythm is on
The way-with radios favorite fun
with entertainment for everyone
Brighten up your home with our
$40 wall papers.-The stanbery
VIM. Mckinney of Rokeby Lock,
who has not been in good health, is
at this time.
Franklin Taylor, OF Cleveland.
visited the week end with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Taylor,
near the Sanatorium.
Nu- Enamel will make your auto
mobile look like new.--The Stanbery
Pharmacy.
l have a few wrist and pocket
also clocks-good ores.
Will exchange for most anytiA. :. I
can use. What have you?-W. E.
Films developed and pictures
made for 3 cents each.-The Stan
berry Pharmacy.
Anse Harter of this place has
been reelected for the second year
as director of district five of the F.
o. E. Mr. Harter is secretary of
the local Eagle lodge.
For dads day, cigars, pipes, SAT-
ETY. razors shaving sets, bill folds,
flashlights, key cases, pocket books
kodaks, comb and brush set, Shaef-
fer fountain pen or pencil.-The
Stanbery Pharmacy.
Miss Mary Carpenter entertained
the Garden club recently at the
home of her aunt, Wilma Balding.
After the meeting was held So
cial time was spent. Refreshments
were served to Is guests.
Mrs. Phil Crihfield and daughter
Miss Emily Jean of Atlanta, ILL.,. are
expected Saturday for a visit with
he formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Taylor of Kennebec ridge,
and other relatives.
Miss Mary Ruth Hall daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs. George Hall, Rein
had her tonsils removed
in local doctors office, Ell
doris Snyder of this place, who is
in the Baker jewelry
store, also had his tonsils removed
the same day, and at the same place.
Mr. Goodwin and family, former
y of Marietta, have moved to the
apartment in the Ira Frash proper
~, east end of town, the former
Dana Walker property, recently va
cated by Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Ben
jamin. Mr.. Goodwin is employed
with the Finley packing plant.
Myrel Hensil, of Columbus, has
been hired as coach at Crooksville.
He replaces James Papritan who
has coached at Crooksville for 10
years. The new coach has had two
years coaching experience at Co
Iumbus school, and will receive his
bachelors degree this summer from
o. S. U.
David Lowe, jr., of this place,
who underwent an appendicitis op-
grafton last Wednesday at Memorial
hospital, Marietta, is doing fine and
was able to leave the hospital
Monday. He is at the home of his
George Crooks, of Ma
'ietta, where he will likely remain
until the first Of next week.
A. E. Phillips of Cleveland, who
Is spending a week with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Phillips, of East
called at the Democrat Of.
ice Wednesday to renew his sub
Mr.. Phillips is employed
with the American Steel and Wire
company as store keeper in one of
heir six mills, located in Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Carroll Wis
ted the week end with the formers.
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Car
oil, near the sanatorium, and with
Mrs. Carroll's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Snyder, Chesterhill. They
we're accompanied by Miss Marie
CARROLL, who visited her brother,
Toward Carroll, and wife, and her
lister Miss Ida Carroll, of Millgrove.
H. L. McClenathan has accepted
position as linotype operator in
he Herald office. He formerly re-
ided in Mt. Vernon, and was opera
or seven years on the Mt. Vernon
Jews. He is about 35 years OF
,ge, married, and he and his wife
will reside in Editor w. D. Mat
on's property in Brookside addi-
ion.
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