Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-01-11

The daughter born Dec. 80 to Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Bone, of Malta town
ship, has been named Esther May.
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strip in the world to put on win
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Mrs. Mary Thisselle, who resides
with Atty and Mrs. Robert Drury,
Columbus, is recovering from an op-
GRAFTON for removal Of cataract, at
Mt. Carmel hospital, Columbus.
DR.. and Mrs. C. S. Dye were at
Marietta last Thursday where they
attended the Tooth anniversary pro-
gram of the West Side Congrega-
tional church.
Last Thursday, Dorothy, the nine
year old daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Leo Mccoy, Of Kennebec hill, suf-
fered some minor injuries when an
auto driven by Miss Maxine Wade,
skiddeG anG struck her.
DR.. C. v. Davis and wife of
Pennsville and Mrs. S. B. Sheridan
and daughter Miss Marjorie Sheri-
dan, of Malta, attended the Rubin
off concert in Marietta last Friday
evening.
Mrs Mary Blackford and son
Jay, who have been residing in an
apartment in Mrs. Maude Black 8
residence, have moved to an apart
ment in the Mr.. and Mrs. O. P.
Lindsay property on Main street.
At the regular weekly dinner
meeting of the McConnelsville-M Nal
ia Rotary club held last Friday
night at the Kennebec hotel, with
an attendance Of about 25. Hugh
James Donahue was the speaker
A son named John Aloysius was
born Dec. 20 in ST. Joseph's hos
pital, Warren, O., to Mr. and Mrs
John Forkin MARY Louise Sher-
lock). Mr.. and Mrs. John Sher-
lock of Hackney are grandparents.
The White Chevrolet basketball
team, GAINESVILLE, defeated the Twin
City Orphans here Monday night in
an overtime game; score 57-55 The
Twin City Orphans lineup included
Sims who made six points; Rich.
II; Vaughn two; Perkins, 12;
Whitaker, II; Price, four
Jart Gooden, IA, lifelong resident
of Beverly was found dead at his
home on Saturday morning. Death
is believed to have been due to a
heart attack. He lived alone He
leaves two daughters, Mrs. Mary
Anders and Mrs. Glenn Dixon, both
of GAINESVILLE. and a brother, Samuel
Gooden, of Coal Run. Funeral SER
vices were held at the Mindling fu-
neral home, with burial in Beverly
cemetery
James Clark, 81, passed away
Sunday morning about 9 O'Clock
here at the home of Mrs Ora Stalk
er, Kennebec hill, where he and his
wife had been living the past Ave
months. Death was due to a heart
attack. Mr. Clark who was an &C
countant, had not been working for
some time on account Of his health.
Mrs. Clark was formerly employed
as nurse at Rocky Glen sanator-
ium They were former residents
of Pomeroy, and the body was re-
moved there, where funeral services
were held Tuesday. with interment
at Pomeroy.
Junior Abel better known as
Gus, is an ambitious youth but not
nearly as much so as he has been.
Twas Gus who threw his skates
over his shoulder and tramped
down to the river for bit of ice
skating. It mattered not to Gus
that the ice wasn't exactly solid.
Twas ice and that was good enough
for him Gus fastened on his silver
winged "cutters'' and made a few
gyrations ala-Henie and then pro-
ceded to crash ANONYMOUSLY through
ice near the bridge. Gus has not
been on the ice since, but sits calm
Iy warming himself every afternoon
at local "coke" parlor. A sad
story, indeed ed-Zanesville News.
Every moving part Of the Dexter
washer not running under forced
feed fabrication is protected by Du-
rex oilless bronze bearings
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Upon receiving his appointment
as parole officer for this district. |
the counties of Morgan,
Hooking, Perry, Fairfield. Mus
kingum, Noble, Guernsey, Belmont
and Monroe, w. D. Danford, local
druggist, employed G. A. Wooley,
pharmacist of Columbus,
who will put in full time at the
Danford pharmacy. Wooley is not
a stranger here, having spent his
younger days in this county. At
one time he was employed with the
Middleton pharmacy, Malta, and