Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-05-16
Morgan County Thursday

rat. McConnelsville, Oh
Miss Alta Gilliland, Of Columbus.
spent Mothers day here with her |
other, Mrs. Martha Betz.
Mrs. ID. C. Ellis Of GAINESVILLE |
was the guest the week end of her |
sister, Mrs. M. d. Martin, of Malta. |
Mrs. Rufus Kenney and Bernard
Kenney, of Columbus, visited here
Sunday with Mrs. Mary Kenney and |
other relatives.
ter Suzanne of Steubenville have |
been visiting here with Sheriff |
and family.
DR.. Marion Fisher, of Youngs- |
town, spent tn week end here with |
his wife and his father, c. E. Fish |
er, and family.
You can't make money any cas- |
ier than in the big saving in price |
on a Blackstone washer at Morris
Hardware.
T. M. Frisbie who spent some
time at his farm, near Chesterhill, |
returned the first Of the week to
Columbus, where he resides with |
his daughter, Mrs. R. V. Moody.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Brewster and
Miss Jessie Maiden. former resi-
dents of this place, who spent the
winter in Florida, returned Tuesday !
to their home in Columbus.
The finest washing machine outfit
that you can find is the "Black-
stone," at Morris Hardware, and
the prices will interest you.
Miss Eleanor Ralston Of Ohio
Wesleyan university and her room
mate. Miss Roberta Droper of Den
yer. Col, visited here the week end
with Miss RaIston's home people.
Opening game of Eastern Ohio
Baseball League on the new athletic
field-St. Nicholas Red Birds of
GAINESVILLE VS.. Twin Cities, Sunday,
at 2:3O Admission, 25c.
The Misses Winnie Dover and
Lena Fowler Of Canton, and Kate
Dover and Bertha Swope Of Cleve
land, all school teachers, visited
Mrs Mary Belle Newman, of Co
lumbus, visited Sunday with her
brother, w. E. Stallsmith, and wife,
of this place, and with Mr. and Mrs.
George T. Newman, of Malta.
Opening game of Eastern Ohio
Baseball League on the new athletic
field-St. Nicholas Red Birds Of
GAINESVILLE vs.. Twin Cities, Sunday,
at $3.50. Admission, 25c
A state patrolman arrested Ken
meth Coins Saturday night for not
having rear lights on his car. When
arraigned before l.. N. Seaman. J.
P, he pleaded guilty and was fined
$40 and costs which were paid.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Erwin and lit
tie daughter of Gallipolis, visited
the week end with relatives at
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. T. Jen-
kins of Meigs, and in Malta with
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Smith
Mr. and Mrs VIM. Carrel of the |
north river road had as guests Sun |
day their son Ivan Carrel. wife and |
children Alene and Ronald of Kent, /
end their daughter Mrs. Beatrice
Carpenter and children Susie and
Keith.
Mrs. Gillogly Light. died last
month at her home in Denver, Col
Death resulted from a fractured
zip. She was a native of the High
Hill locality, and was the widow
Of Harry Light. Burial was at
Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dal Thomas and
Mr.. and Mrs Harry C. Betz attended
he commencement exercises Friday
light at Caldwell Miss Barbara
niece of Mrs. Thomas, was
he outstanding member of the
lass, and valedictorian.
Miss Lille Gregg of Los Angeles,
Calf. arrived Sunday for visit
with her brother, Ellis Gregg, and
sister. Mrs. Mary Price, and other
,elatives Additional guests at the
iregg-Price home Sunday We're Mr.
md Mrs. Arthur Price and daugh-
.er of Gallon, and Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM; Wyer and daughter, of Co
umbus.
clean your wall paper with X-perts
wall paper cleaner. Will not crum-
ble.-Standard Supply Co. f29tf
Earl Taylor. of Dayton, visited
lere last Wednesday with his
mother, Mrs. E. A. Taylor. Mrs.
Taylor accompanied her son to Day.
on, and after a visit there she will
20 on to Lebanon, Ind, for a visit
With her daughter, Mrs. Ray Chan
Iler, and family. Last Wednesday
Irs. Taylor's friends reminded her
If her 80th birthday, with postal
ard shower.
Anything IN the farming line
rom tractors to garden plows.-
Standard Supply Co. f29tf ]
Among those from a distance who
ttended the funeral of Mrs. Alma
tebbins held at the home last !
Wednesday afternoon were: Dr. and
1rs. C. Prouty, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
'routy and three children, Mr.. and
1rs. Russell Prouty, Mr.. and Mrs.
,obert Prouty, Franz and Paul
'routy, Miss Vivian Tatman, Mrs
1argaret Groves, Harry Wilson, Mr.
nd Mrs. C. C. Stebbins, Mr.. and
1rs. Kenneth Ray and James Craw-
ord. all of Zanesville; Mrs. Louise I
Loodan, of Columbus, and Mr.. and :
lrs. G. r. Stebbins, of Beverly.