Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-05-29

| Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Bailey of York
| township who have been i'll with
heart trouble, are improved.
| Buy rugs, curtains, shades before
| the prices advance.-kraps 4 BetZ.
Mrs. Nettie Dillon, of Malta. who
| has been critically i'll with pneu-
monia, is some better.
| A daughter was born last Thurs
day to Mr. and Mrs John Marshall,
who reside on Four-Mile creek,
Meigsville township.
Leave your bid at the store on
the S4250 9x12 rug. You may get
lit. Saturday last day.-krap> &
BetZ.
Mr.. and Mrs H. F. Clawson of
| indianapolis, Ind, are expected 70
| arrive this evening for q week end
visit with Mrs. Clawson's sister,
Mrs. Mertie Porter, and family, Nal
ia route.
Rotenone dust for Mexican bean
beetles and other vegetables, flow
| ers and fruits.-The Stanbery Phar-
| macy.
With the Hot Point Refrigerators
YOU get every familiar feature Of the
| pioneer sealed unit with the added
! forced air circulation, reducing the
! running time, and the operating cost
25 percent Isn't that something
| Morris Hardware.
Mrs. Charles Bines of Indianapo-
| lis, Ind, is visiting her parents, Mr.
| and Mrs. Perry Miller, east of town
| and other relatives. Her husband
will join her Friday and both will
leave Sunday for their home.
Marigold wall paper cleaner will
| clean wall paper and painted walls
| Leaves no streaks.-The Stanbery
| Pharmacy.
| Rev. and Mrs. Glenn L. Tennell o1
| Trinity Methodist church, attended
| the commencement exercises at the
| Oberlin Graduate School of The
| ology, the first of the week. Rev
| Tennell graduated from the semi
nary at Oberlin.
| Dwight McInturf has finished his
| school year at Macksburg, and plans
| to spend much of the summer with
| his home people, in Penn township
and with his wife's people. He has
| been teacher of agriculture a
| Macksburg for the past four years.
| Look out for paint-Moore's pure
| linseed oil house paint Guaranteed
| to give satisfaction.-Th StanberJ
Pharmacy.
Word has been received that Mrs
William Simonds of New York City
will not be able to be one OF the
| speakers at the alumni this evening
owing to illness in her family Mrs
Simonds is the former Katherine
Courtwright of this place, who grad
uated from the local high school IL
the class of 1891.
See our window display of kodaks
cameras, films and kodak pictures
The Stanbery Pharmacy.
| DR.. Francis Dawson, Easton, Pa.
and sister Mrs. Kenneth Bixler, @
Pittsburgh, returned home Wed
nesday, after spending Tuesday Will
1.-THE latter's children here at tn
home of their aunt, Miss JESSE
Wells. AS stated elsewhere, Mrs
Bixler will return here in a few
weeks to make her home.
/
William H. Haworth, 50, retire'
title worker, died last Thursday a
his home in GAINESVILLE. He was
native of Rural Dale, but had spen
most of his life in GAINESVILLE. II
iretired 10 years ago. after havln
been employed at the A. E. Til
company for more than SO years
He was a member of the Grac
Methodist church, GAINESVILLE. He
survived by two sons, Frank an
Altman Haworth, both of the nome
and one daughter, Mrs. Daisy Low
also of GAINESVILLE. He also leaves
number of more distant relatives
some of Rural Dale, and this loca
Iity. Funeral services were conduc'
ed Saturday with interment ]
Woodlawn cemetery. GAINESVILLE.