Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-11-07

e Morgan County Der
Robert Christie, student at th.s
Cincinnati law school, visited the |
week end here with his parents, Mr..
md Mrs. James j. Christie.
Mrs. Frank Simpson, of Charles
ton, w. Va, who has been visiting |
here with her sister-in-law, Miss |
Eva Simpson, returned home Sum
day.
Mrs. Dorothy White Brake and
son, of Cleveland, have been visit
ing here with Mr.. and Mrs. j. E.
Patterson, and in East Bloont with
Mrs. Marietta White, and family.
The new "Gladiron" electric iron
er puts joy into your ironing and
turns hours into minutes for years
to come for only $29.95, at Morris
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Finney and
daughter Miss Margaret Finney.
near Roseville, visited here the
week week end with Mrs. Finney's
Mrs. w. E. Medley and Miss
Edythe Reed, and other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Des Van Horn, of
Parkersburg, w. Va, and the lat
ters mother, Mrs. j. E. Faiconer,
of this place, visited last week with
Mrs. Falconer's daughter, Mrs. Rob
ert Knechtges and family of Elyria
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton Jenkins, of
Vincent, spent the week end witi1
Jenkins, of Meigs, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Price of Malta. Mr..
Jenkins is the Smith-Hughes teach
er in the Vincent schools.
Just arrived! That beautiful new
"All American" Magic Chef gas
range with all Magic Chef features.
plus II brand new ideas that 615
cooking experts got from house
wives Stop in Norris Hardware
and take a look
Miss Addie Lawrence, we'll known
school teacher of East Bloom, who
teaches at Eagleport, and the Hiv-
nor machine of Lemon Hill collided
on the river road near the Carl
Sears place, last Thursday. The oc-
cupants escaped serious injury, brt
both machines were badly damaged.
The automobile owned by Mrs.
Harry A. Phillips, and driven by
Mnrln Wallace and
by w. w. Bragg, and driven by
afternoon near the Herald office.
Main street. The occupants escap-
ed injury, but the machines were
considerably damaged.
Mrs. Ida Pollock of Deavertown
has announced the engagement of
her daughter. Miss Mary Catherine
Pollock of GAINESVILLE, to James f.
Robbins of Fort Hayes, Columbus.
Mr.. Robbins, former chef of Vienna
Plaza, GAINESVILLE, recently enlisted
in the U. S. army, and is stationed
at Fort Hayes, O.. Date of the we'd
ding has not been announced.
Mary Ann, infant daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Pryor of this
place. formerly of Manchester town
ship died Thursday, two hours af-
ter birth. Surviving besides the
parents, are the grandparents, Mrs
Emma r. Elletson of Parkersburg,
w Va, and S. P. Pryor of Wood
grove. Funeral services were held
Friday afternoon at the Odd Eel
lows cemetery, ParkerSburg.
Mrs. Ada Harper and daughter
Grace of Columbus left Monday for
Kansas City, to meet Mrs. Harper's
son, Prof. Herman Harper, and
family, of Hanford, Calf, who are
to Kansas City to attend the
national live stock show. Mr. Harp
er's Judging team who won first
place in stock finals in California,
are competing for national honors.
They have reservations at the Pick
wick Hotel, K. c., for tht duration
Of the national live stock show.
While the campaign is over and
we are all glad of it, we feel it is
lue to the young people who fur
lished music at the meeting here
tflQay nlSnt, 10 speak Jew words
Of praise in their behalf. On ac-
count of the downpour of rain it
vas impossible to have the street
parade as had been planned How !
ever both bands were present, and /
hey each gave concerts in the OPP
era House before the speaking be- |
San. How such splendid bands can
De organized among the young peo-
de of two little places the size of !
Oeavertown and MeLuney, is be- |
yond us. To play the type of music
hey do, and in the manner they did, /
S surely deserving of much praise. |
Then there were the Taylor sisters /
quartet from near Portersville, how |
plendidly did they sing, and last !
,ut not least-only in size, were the !
Godfrey boys. They fairly took the |
zig audience by storm. All these !
young people show much musical |
alent, but it took time and pa
ience on the part of parents and |
eachers to bring it out-but it was
ime well spent.
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