Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-02-29

Mrs Mahala Haines of this place
| is ill with complications.
Big allowance on old furniture
| for new. See us.-Miller Furniture
Store.
George Sharp, of Malta, is able
to be out, after having been laid UP
with influenza.
James Flanagan, jr., of Mt. Yer
/ non, has been spending a few days
here with his parents on Kennebec
hill.
A marriage license was issued in
Marietta this week to Arthur Rush
of Chesterhill, and Alice Tabler OF
Cutler
| See Walt Disneys Pinocchio, Gep-
petto, Jimmy Cricket, j. Worthing-
ton models in soap, 10c each-The
Stanbery Pharmacy.
Mrs. Evelyn Ark. Cleveland
| granddaughter of A. w. Shinn, is
assisting in his care Mr.. Shinn
who suffered a. stroke several weeks
ago, shows slight Improvement
! Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Dewitt
and family were dinner guests Sun
I day of Mrs Devitt's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Homer Tavenner, McKen-
dree neighborhood
WI q
room suites for sale. Fine condi-
ton. Priced right.-Miller Furni-
ture Store.
Robert Masterson has been of
few days suffering with trouble, due
| to his arches.
Mrs. Mary Ray, wife of DR.. F.. B
Ray, who has lobar pneumonia, is
| some better. DR.. Ray, who has
i been suffering with grip, while bet
ter, is still confined to his home.
Mrs. Wilma Ickes returned Tues
day to her home in East Bloom, af
ter having been at Memorial hos
: pital Marietta, for several DAYS
where she underwent a minor oper.
alton.
Mr.. and Mrs William Blackledge
! of Mansfield visited here from Wed
nesday until Sunday evening with
the formers brother, Walter Black
ledge and wife, and with his sister
Mrs. Elisha James, near Gaysport
and other relatives.
Miss Mary Burke, proprietor OF
! novelty store on North Seventh
street, who was very i'll for several
days, is much improved and about
back to normal Her brother, John
, Burke, of Columbus, visited her
( Sunday
The boys Sunday school class of
the McKendree church, taught by
f, Don F. Mccormick, and their teach
er, in all to the number of IA, were
entertained Washingtons birthday
at dinner at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. ]. l.. Glenn. In the afternoon
games and sports were enjoyed
A son was born Saturday at Be-
thesda hospital to Mr. and Mrs.
John Theisen (Adelaide Bone) of
Columbus. Grandparents are Mr.
ard Mrs. Herman Bone of Bristol
township and Mr.. and Mrs. Theisen.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Bone of this place
are great grandparents.
The four men accused of robbing
the Senecaville National bank, Dec.
2, when $4,000 was taken, waived
jury trial Monday, just before their
cases were to begin in the Guern-
sey common pleas court, at Cam
bridge, and pleaded guilty. They
will be sentenced later. The four who
pleaded guilty are: Lawrence Cur
tbs, 20, and brother Ralph Curtis,
27; Mike Merkich, 20, and James
e. Fife, 19. The last two named
are from West Virginia; the others
from Ohio.
On Wednesday, March 6 there
will be an all day meeting on the
subject of window treatment at the
home of Mrs. Della Dunkle, of Bris-
tol township. Miss Ruth Knoch,
home demonstration agent, will lead
the discussion. This is one of the
project meetings in the county ex-
tension program for women this
winter. This meeting will start
promptly at 10 q. m. with pot
luck dinner at noon. Any and all
interested women are invited to at
tend. Especial notice is directed to
the women OF the Bristol COM
muhity