Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-01-09
Morgan County McConnels Thursday January
Come to WHITES odds and ends
sale, Bargain Basement.

Mrs Gertrude Martin of Malta Co
visited last week in Columbus with sale,
Mrs. Robert Drury, and with Miss
Plum of Ashville. j.
atten
Odds and ends sale, WHITES ing a
Bargain Basement.
Miss Evelyn Gordon, of Fre- Barg'
mont, spent her holiday vacation for
the most part, here with her par Mr.
ents. Postmaster and Mrs Harry W. been
Gordon. and
60 pairs $50 wool Gouble blank TIL
cts, $1.98, at WHITES. Goats
Miss Helen Lynne, clerk of M. & Mis-
M. school board. and secretary to Fowl,
Superintendent j. M. Turner, slip a rev
red and fell on ice at the approach motn'
of the bridge, Saturday, and frac- ~
tUred a rib. no
the
Morgan Comfy Pomona grange Giffol
meets with Fairview, Saturday, Ihe
Jan. 18, at 10:3O Pot luck din the n
ner. Program: Group singing,
Pennsville and Fairview and Malta oo
oranges having special part in pro- ets'
gram. ,r.
Don Henerv of Newcomarstown C0lur
returned homo last FRIDAY He was positi
accompanied by Mrs. Anna Great mere
house of wostiand Mrs Dorna Ear grand
ich and son, Kent, of Malta route, VINO
and Mrs. Edith Price and son, ~
-, Newoo,,, orstou,r sale,
Mrs. George Hanes and grand 49, ~
a 81 a n1;ac W. ponr, Wedr
Mr.. and Mrs George Kuhn and ~ D,
daughter, Elizabeth Gene, and Mr.. ~ Nv
and Mrs. John Baker, all Of Zanes- en-
vIlie, were New ,1e uay Ny 'iS,'u no1h cts,
Baker of this place. A
-.--.-- " and
bruce Dunnlnseon' VINO spen1 .ne Rock
noiiuays III oan'on WIN up ~ ueno soon
Al"iPn' Ji'' anu h.'.nei aeuiPi were
nihs.on' letuI neo nele oa.ui uay " at tn
inc nunle .m ~ nlo S,anunalen0' near
was accompanied here by his faith Co
er' VINO lett the same evening iof sale,
his home
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Tne Church OF the ascension taine
roman Catnollc eo!nce at belie val his n
ley, was destroyed Dy nre SUNDAY at sHppe
noon Ine loss is estimated at bones
$4,000, with no insurance. The was
fire is believed to have been caused fined
by defective wiring. The blaze was
discovered about a half hour after An
the second mass was held Sunday the n
morning. daugl
- ---- CroOl
MI ana MRS. clarence Danleisoh, Deav,
son FIoyo, daughter mary near They
Unionville, and Mrs. Easter Cain of the
Malta, attended the funeral Friday
of Howard Danielson, son of Mr.. Me
and Mrs. John Danielson, who died Whit
Jan. 1, of blood poisoning, at his wher,
home near Moxahala. lie was OF Fl
years and l6 days old, and leaves accon
two brothers, Richard Lee and john Whit
ny, both of the home, besides his Mrs.
parents. Funeral services were held Howa
at Moxahala, and interment at New
Lexington cemetery. Mr.
--- residi
Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmie Litter, OF G. M
Athens, announce the birth or a son, ed in
Dec. 29. Paternal grandparents are thrup
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Miller, of street
Rosevlle, and Mr.. and Mrs. M. G. famil
Decker, of Athens, are maternal vacat
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
Patch, Roseville, are paternal great SUI
GRANDPARENTS The Littlers at one FORE
time resided here and were in the awak
bakery business in the rooms, now saw
the offices Of DIR. E. G. Rex. Jimmie apart
Littler is an orchestra leader daveI
----- was
Dr.J. L. Mason, 86, retired ply may
sician and surgeon, who pract1ced derin
his profession at Marietta and Low
ell for many years, died at his home TIL
in Lowell Friday, following a de- ternit
cline. He was born at Stafford, o. Dime
At one time he served as surgeon Malta
for the B. & 0. railroad company. about
Besides his wife he leaves two sons, club
one daughter, three grandchildren, were
two great grandchildren and three with
brothers. Funeral services were held ident
Sunday afternoon at the home, with
interment in the cemetery at Staf-
ford.
Me
George Ferguson, 21, of Sharon, ana
was found dead Saturday afternoon hospl
at 1 80 o'clock in the back yard at ~. Us
the home of Ed Boyd Caldwell. He they
had been assisting in the care of Each
Mr.. Boyd Death is believed to have spoon
been due to a heart attack. The de- Come
ceased was a son of Urban Fergu-j socIa
son, who survives; also three broth
ers, Earl Ferguson Of Camp Shell
by, Miss, and James and Donald ~,
Ferguson, of the home; and five sis -
ters Mrs. Maude Green, Columbus @ Yep,
Mrs Mildred Beynon, of Cam nI eal