Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-08-15

Baker Miss Lucille Young and Miss
Mary Stewart. all of GAINESVILLE, left
Saturday on a two weeks trip which
will take them to Boston, Mass.
There they will take a boat trip to
Novia Scotia.
Don Thatcher. for two years in
structor in industrial and fine arts
and assistant coach in New Lex
| ington schools. has resigned his
position, and will teach the coming
years in mechanical drawing at
East High, Columbus.
| Edward Gable Of Athens county
when arraigned last Thursday be-
| fore l.. N. Seaman, j. P, charged
with indecent exposure, pleaded
| guilty and was fined $40 and costs
which were suspended, and he re
tuned to his home.
| Monday morning. A saving ci
time is a factor with the BLACK
stone" washer. 1t chases the dirt
| quickly-quietly- anG
not hard on the clothes. Sold or
easy payment plan at Morris Hard
ware.
Mrs. Margaret Curran visited the
| week end in Columbus with her sis
ter, Mrs. C. B. Ritchey and other
! relatives. Mr.. and Mrs Ritchey
sons Robert and Paul, accompanied
her home, and looked after theil
place in East Bloom
/
born to Mr. and Mrs. George Raile
| (Winifred Havener) Friday, Aug. 9
Mr. and Mrs. c. S. Havener OF
| this place and Mr. and Mrs Ralph
Raile of GAINESVILLE are grandpar-
| ents. Mr.. Raile, the father, is the
we'll known florist here.
Miss Gertrude Martin returned
to her home in Malta, Saturday, af-
ter having been away month.
She visited at Cedar Point, Colum-
bus, and at Ashville, o. At the
latter place she was the guest of
Miss Eliza Plum, a former music
teacher in NJ. & M. schools.
Mrs. John Martin and three chill
dren of Sandusky have been visit
ing in Malta with the formers par
ents. Hon. and Mrs c. B. Smith
Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Smith enter
tanned at dinner at the Malta hO-
tel Covers We're laid for Mrs Mar
tin and three children, the Misses
Marthalyn and Phoebe Sears, and
the host and hostess, MI and Mrs.
Smith
Mrs. Harold Fuller near Ring
gold, had the ligaments in her arm
baby torn last Wednesday in an
auto accident while driving on
route rs, near the Vernon Parsons
residence. A tire blew out. causing
Mrs Fuller to lose control of the
machine and it ran into a bank and
turned over Her son Ronald, who
The automobile was considerably
damaged.
Mr. and Mrs. Franz Dickinson Of
Youngstown came Sunday for a Wis
| it with the formers uncle, Garner
Dickinson and wife of Manchester
| township, and other relatives. Nj
and Mrs. Dickinson plan to leave
| today, accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Garner Dickinson on motor
| trip to Syracuse, n y. where they
| will visit Franz Dickinson's sister
| Mrs. Edgar Salsam, and Will also
visit other places. They plan to be
gone at least a week.
| Mrs. Harry c. Betz entertained
at her home last Wednesday even
ing with a contract bridge party in
honor of Mrs. Neil Lining, OF
| Bloomfield, n. j., who was visiting
here with her brother, j. R. Smith
| and family. Mrs. Lining and two
| sons and her father, Frank Smith,
left Thursday for visit with Mr.
| Innings parents at Cincinnati
They were accompanied as far as
| Middletown by Miss Mary Smith,
who is spending a week with Miss
Ruth Scott, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Scott.
Harry Frank Morgareidge, 40,
cashier of the Farmers & Merchants
bank, at Caldwell, died suddenly
Thursday afternoon. He was strick-
en- with a heart attack while about
his work at the bank, and died an
hour later He had been employed
at the bank since manhood. He
was prominent as a Mason and was
member of the choir and official
board of the Methodist church. Be-
sides his wife, he leaves daugh-'
ter of the home; his mother, Mrs.
George Morgareidge of Caldwell and
two sisters and one brother. J. E..
Patterson and S. A. Finley, presi-