Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-01-02

crat, McConnelsville, OF
Mr.. and Mrs. William Savage Of
this place have been visiting with fr
the latter's sister, Mrs. Orville Doz- in
er, and family, of Roseville route.
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WHITES.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Lowell u,
and son Earl were guests Christmas ~
Of Edwin Lowell and family, of War w
rem. w
Special, Csc turkey lunch, noon
and evening, Tuesday and Friday, at
the Coffee Shoppe. ~ ~
Mr.. and Mrs. r. X. Longley and M
son Bob spent Christmas in Colum- 10
bus with Mrs. Longley's sister, Mrs.
Florence Harper. -
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Coats, Dresses and Shoes, at ot
WHITES.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harmon Gay of 81
Courtland visited here Christmas w
day with the formers parents Mr..
and Mrs. Roy H. Gay. =.
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Sale of Ready-to-Wear and Shoes NJ
WHITES. 81
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lynn and
daughter Linda of Utica, were +.
guests Sunday of Mr.. Lynn's moth u
er, Mrs Suda Lynn and family, of pa
Malta. W
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Coats, Dresses and Shoes, at tn
WHITES.
Mrs. Cora Kennedy entertained ds
with a Christmas dinner at her ca
home. Guests were Miss Kate Scott fo
Mrs. Goldie Betz, Mrs. MaCde NJ
Black and Mrs. C. H. Bowen. IT
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WHITES.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald Gordon and 81
Madelyn and Marylin of q
Wilmington, are spending a week pl
with their parents, Postmaster and tie
Mrs H. w. Gordon, and Mr.. and OF
Mrs. c. N. Hooper. fil
Miss Jane White, student nurse at
Christ's hospital, Cincinnati, re-
turned to Cincinnati Friday, after a 2:
short visit with her parents, Mr. l.
and Mrs C. T. White, and her sis te
ter Miss Nancy White. ia
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Scott and b;
son Rodney Hughes Scott are NOV m
ing soon to Dayton, where Mr.. Scott II
holds a civil service position. Jun W
ior Coole and wife of Marietta will a
reside in the Scott home here, the
former George Hughes property,
Canal street. w
Rev. and Mrs. Charles j. Caller fr
and son Bobbie, of the local Presby- r
terian manse, returned the forepart M
of the week, following a several OF
days visit at Dayton with the for a,
mer's brother, Thomas R. Caller, O
and family. Mr.. Caller is in the h
grocery business. n,
Misses Carol Warne, Mary Baker, 81
and Mary Wilson entertained about n,
dozen friends at the home of the
former last Thursday evening. Af-
ter attending the picture show at g,
the Twin City Opera House they re- 81
turned to the home of Miss Warne ir
where games and contests were en- f;
joyed and lunch served. w
Mrs. Goldie Betz and sister Mrs. :,
Edna Walpole spent Friday in Co. o,
shocton with their brother, ARA e.
Moore and family. Miss Josephine ~
Moore, who spent Christmas at her G,
home in Coshocton.' returned here q,
with her aunts. Enroute home they n
called on Mrs. Nettie Horn of Zanes- h
Vile, who has been quite i'll from o,
asthma and heavy cold. -,
Ex-County Commissioner Georgej
B. Dougan and wife of Pennsville 9
spent Christmas day in Columbus :,
with their son-in-law and daughter =,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Humphrey. Also n
home for the holidays were Mr.. and :,
Mrs. Humphreys son, Don, and :,
wife, of Washington, d. c., and E.
their daughter Nell of Cincinnati. :,
Don Humphrey holds one of the :,
top positions in the head office of -
the national relief administrator. =,
NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE n
THE UNDERSIGNED will offer
for sale at public auction on Thurs J "
day, the End day of January, 1941, d