Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-12-04

mocrat, McC Connelsville, Ohio, ]
n, All women's Suede Shoes on sale,
for $2.47 and $3.35, at WHITES.
Mrs. H. J. Leggett of Liberty
lie, street, has recovered from a severe
attack of gall bladder trouble.
M Drop in and see our big selection
To- of Christmas gifts.-WHITES.
Mrs. f. w. Cochran is visiting In
ion Columbus with her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Emory
Shroyer.
us, -
me Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Daugherty of
ast Stockport route one, have gone to
Youngstown, where Mr. Daugherty
hopes to secure employment.
'uy --
Mrs. Hazel Eveland, of the Har-
ris pharmacy, will leave soon for
10 Florida, where she plans to spend
las the winter. Mrs. Eveland has been
'fe suffering from heavy cold.
It's an opportunity-all Womens
ms Suede Shoes. $2.47 and 1885, at
at WHITES.
VIM. " Scott and Dorsel Kincaid,
rse employees of the Muskingum Valley
rs Grocery, spent the week end with
LEI the latter'S parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
te' N. E. Kincaid. of near Marysville,
and enjoyed pheasant hunting. They
brought back the limit.
It's Coat Time, at WHITES. Buy
j.. now as coat prices are low
= Mr.. and Mrs William Grouse and
Il II daughter Verlie, of Lafayette, visit
me ed here the week end with Mrs.
iiS Crouse's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
A. Gaylord, and other relatives.
nc Mr. Grouse is guard at the London
80 prison farm.
It's Coat Time, at WHITES. Buy
.bo now as coat prices are low
~, 10 Miss Dorothy Swift, who has been
~ ~ employed in Chicago this summer
20, and fall, has returned here to the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. O. Swift, of Kennebec hill. She
nd will be employed with the Baker
O jewelry store during the holiday
ar, rush.
Cd Cd Eighty-fve Women's Silk Dresses
nv -, on sale, at WHITES.
ise Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Fisher and
two children, of Osborn, near Day
ton, visited here the week end with
uy Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Brown, and
other friends. Mr.. Fisher, who for
~ several years, was linotype operator
-, at the Herald office, is now limo
W. type operator in Dayton.
gh Breakfast suites See our new
~. styles and new finishes-chrome,
lei maple and enamel.-Miller's.
Don Mccormick and family, who
ny have been residing at Van Buren,
lei where Mr.. Mccormick was engaged
or in construction work, have returned
ut to their home in Bristol township,
an near the Cotton hill Mr.. McCor-
o. mick is working on the new addition
to the Ohio Power plant, Philo.
However he does not plan to move
ei his family there.
ay Mr.. and Mrs. Boner of Kennebec
We ridge had as guests last week their
or son-in-law, Francis TreXler, wife
SIX and son of Atlantic City, N. j. Mr.
VII Trexler is foreman in the office of
he the Atlantic City News. Other
zee guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Boner last
IN, week were their son-in-law and
he daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
nd Bauchman and daughter Janeth of
Allentown, Pa This was the first
visit of the Trexlers to this place.
as --
at Emory R. Parsons, 81, died at
his home near Beverly, Friday. He
was native of Athens county. He
was twice married, first to Lydia
Finley, who died number of years
Ill ago, and their daughter, Mrs. Lulu
m Parsons Scott, is also deceased. His
~, second wife, Mrs. Levary Blackford
Kelly, survives; also three grand
az sons, five brothers and one sister.
- Funeral services were held Sunday,
with burial in Beverly cemetery.
Appearing on the roster of Wes-
leyan Players, Delaware, dramatic
group, at Ohio Wesleyan university
this week was the name of William
X. Danford, of 73, East Union
street, McConnelsville, who is list
ed as an active member. DanfOrd,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Danford,
is enrolled in the senior class at
Ohio Wesleyan. He is member of
Delta Tau Delta social fraternity
DanfOrd ic active in all "a mr. MIL