Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-06-05
Morgan County Democrat MConneve Ohio Thursday S.

Miss Eleanor Ralston, student at
o. w. u, Delaware, and brother
Rodman Ralston, freshman at o. S.
u, spent Memorial day here with
their home people.
Mrs. Jacob Simeral, of Columbus,
and sister Mrs. Chris Myers, of
GAINESVILLE, came Friday, Memorial
day, and remained until Saturday
to attend the funeral of Herbert
Barrell.
The cooling action of the fan on
your auto prevents overheating. The
forced circulation on the Hot Point
and reduces the running time
which cheapens the cost of opera
ton 25 percent.-Morris Hardware.
The 96th annual commencement
exercises at Muskingum college, on
June 10, will close the college
careers of 10S seniors who will re-
ceive diplomas at that time. The
event will take place in the physical
education building on Muskingum S
campus, at 10 a. m.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Gordon and
two daughters Marilyn and Madelyn
Of Wilmington spent Memorial day
here with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. N. Hooper and Postmaster
and Mrs. H. w. Gordon. The two
young ladies marched in the Me-
mortal day parade with the NJ & M.
school children.
Miss Jessie Hatton and sister Mrs.
Hazel Lehman, and their sister-in-
law, Mrs. Ira Hatton, of Columbus,
spent few days here, returning
to Columbus, Saturday. Miss Hat
tons health is better than it was
some weeks past, and she is slowly
recovering from serious injuries
sustained in an automobile accident
some months ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Kennard and
son David of Cleveland spent Me-
mortal day and the week end with
their home people, Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Kennard of Pennsville, and
Mrs. Lou Milligan. of Malta, and
.. i. N
is teacher at Cleveland, has a cou-
pie more weeks to teach before
school is out.
Mrs. Mamie Matheney of this
place, had as guests Memorial day,
and the week end, Mrs. Rebecca
Clawson and her daughter Miss
Mary Clawson of Columbus. The
latter holds a position as seed
analyst in the state department Of
agriculture. Mrs. Matheney also
had as visitors Memorial day. Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Gorrell of Akron.
Mr.. Gorrell is son Of the late X.
C. Gorrell.
Russell Ashton of this place is
employed in general engineering
work with the Eonkin- Conkey Con-
struction company, at Ravenna. This
concern is building the government
munition plant near that place. 1t
covers $4,000 acres, and is to be
used as she'll loading plant. 1t
will cost s35,OOO,O0O. The fence
surrounding it which is 10 feet high,
will cost in itself better than ST.
Ooo,Opo- cCNSId dl OlucIS IIOIu tulS
place, are employed on construction
work at the same plant
Riley Morris and family, of Co
lumbus, spent the week end at the
Smith cottage on the north river
road, which he and Mr.. Smith own.
Mr.. Morris is in the sales depart
ment of the Kyle Realty company,
Columbus. He formerly lived near
Glouster. He has also been in the
oil and gas game, and at one time
took lease on a number of farms
in this county. He also does quite a
little travelling, and expects to take
a trip to California this summer.
Attorney and Mrs H. H. Webster
and daughter Miss Sue Webster. of
Mt Vernon, who spent Friday after
noon at the Richard Stewart camp,
north river road, went from that
place to visit Atty Webster's home
people at Belpre. Atty Webster
delivered the Memorial day address
at Mt. Vernon. He is a World war
veteran and splendid speaker.
Their daughter is one of the grad
uolSo VI AhI. Cl LOI IlSu SCuOOl
this month. She will likely attend
0. S. U. the coming year.
At $50 O'Clock Wednesday even
ing, May 28, Miss Catherine Heaton
of Columbus became the bride of
j. Salvatore The Rev
Father Rocco Petrarca performed
the ceremony. Mrs Salvatore is the
daughter of Norman l.. and the late
Lena Arrick Heaton. and grand
daughter of the late C. P. Arrick Of
this place The bride wore a gown
of white silk marquisette, aud car
ried shower bouquet of roses and
gardenias. Attendants We're the
groom's sister and brother, Miss
Helen and Mr. Joseph Salvatore
Mrs. Salvatore is employed in well
fare work and Mr. Salvatore is an
officer of the juvenile court. After
a short wedding trip the couple will
be at home to their friends at 2286
North Fourth street, Columbus.
SHOULD YOU MARRY HIM?