Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-05-23

THURSDAY and FRIDAY, May
3O-31-"Abe Lincoln In Illinois
with Raymond Massey. Ruth Gordon
and Mary Howard. The picture ac-
claimed by press and public as one
of the greatest of our times. Rob-
ert E. Sherwood's Pulitzer Prize
Play. A picture that every Amer
ican should love and cherish. The
screens finest tribute to a great
man. Technicolor subject, "Sons
of Liberty One show each even
ing, at 7:30. Admission 10 and
SOC.
SATURDAY, June 1--Billy Lee in
''The Biscuit Eater" You'll be stlrr-
ed as never before by this heart
warming story of boy and his dog.
Comedy. Cartoon. Shows, 6, s, 10.
Admission, 1Oc.
SUNDAY and MONDAY, June 2
3-Claire Trevor, John Wayne and
Walter Pidgeon in '"The Dark Com
mand."
Sherwin-Williams house paint,
looks best, lasts best, costs less. For
sale at Malta Hardware Co. 23m2
A son weighing 71a pounds, born
Monday to Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Oil
yer, of Neelyville, has been named
Harold Stanley.
Save your paby chicks by using
Germazone in drinking water.-The
Stanbery Pharmacy.
Grand Gas Ranges with Heat Con-
troll, priced as low as S45, at the
Malta Hardware Co. 23m2
Mrs. Wees, wife of Rev. L. S.
Wees, who fractured her arm at
the wrist several days ago, is doing
well.
Protect your baby chicks with
Lees Germazone in the drinking
water The Stanbery Pharmacy.
The two and half year old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Hill of Young
Hickory, fell recently breaking his
collar bone.
Developing films, &c a print, no
charge for DEVELOPING Stan
berry Pharmacy.
Herbert Jones, jr, who under
vent an operation in Bethesda hos
)ital last Thursday, is recovering
1icely but is still confined in the
hospital.
Granitoid quick drying enamel
makes old furniture and floors look
ike new.-The Stanbery Pharmacy
Mcdonald Birch. magician, has
signed a contract to give a show in
on Oct. Z, under the aus
pices of the Lash high school and
parents association.
DR. and Mrs. Z. LeFever of
Glouster visited here Monday with
the latter's grandson, Frank Leep-
er, and family Mr.. Leeper's moth
er, Mrs. Emmett Leeper, of Mount
Vile, was also a guest.
George E. Hayward, IL died Mon
lay at his home in Marietta. He
was secretary and general manager
Of the Midland Theatre company,
which operates theatres in Zanes-
Vile, Newark and Marietta. At one
time he was president of the Central
National bank of Marietta.
The second game of the Eastern
Ohio Baseball League will be play
ed at the new athletic field this
evening at o'clock.
is the visiting team. An
other game Cannelville VS.. Twin
Cities will be played Sunday at 2:30.
25c.
C. L. Swallow of Meigs came
near losing the index finger on his
left hand Tuesday while riding the
Albert Mcconnell tractor plow,
while plowing Mr. Swallows gar
den. He caught the finger in the
trip, which raises and lowers the
plows, and he was lucky that it was
not cut off.
Hayes Parsons has purchased the
restaurant in Beverly, owned and
operated by the late Wilmer E.
Pearson. 1t is closed for extensive
and improvement
and will open for business under
the new management May 26. Be-
fore going to Beverly, several years
ago, Mr.. Parsons was in the res
taurant business here.
Howard B. Lindimore, acting
postmaster Oh w OIlHlHSl ION SluCc
ast November, Monday was nomi-
mated for the postmastership of the
village by President Roosevelt. The
will be permanent un-
Ter civil service after the nomina-
ion is confirmed by the senate. Mr..
Lindimore is son of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. H. Lindimore of Neelyville.
E. L. Stanbery of Deavertown has
)een elected president of the York
ownship memorial association for
he current year; Chalmer Matheney
s vice president, and Mrs. Artie
Foraker, secretary. Memorial day
services to be held Sunday will be-
sin at 1870 p. M, with a program
1t Black Oak church; at 8 p. M,
will be the decoration of veterans
graves at Deavertown Methodist
cemetery, and Immediately follow
ng this, graves in the Baptist GEM
,tery will be decorated.