Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-03-06

guests Sunday of their auntS, Mrs.
Clara Crozier and Mrs. Carrie Bow
en-.
Atty Charles D. Fogle, of Ma
rietta, on Friday, became the fifth
man to be elected to q third term ds
president of the Marietta Chamber
of Commerce.
John Lowell, who holds a position
in the state department of taxation,
spent the week end here with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George w.
Lowell, and his brother Earl Lowell.
Mr.. and Mrs Dal Scott, of Colum-
bus, visited the week end with Mrs.
Scott's sister, Mrs. F. d Reed. and
family, of Malta, and other relatives
in the twin cities.
The local Rotarians met last Fri
day evening at the Malta hotel. The
guest speaker was DR.. H. Fl. Scott,
who spoke Interestingly on the good
characteristics of Washington and
Lincoln.
Mary R. Mills, representative
agent for the Clearwater medicine.
| have rheumatism, arthritis medi
cine and Vitola and Jointease, and
all of his home remedies. Come or
write Mary R. Mills, Chesterhill, o.,
Rt. 2. m6tf
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Himmelspach
of Columbus have been visiting
with the latter's sister, Miss Eleanor
Kuntz at the home of their grand
mother, Mrs. Clara Crozier. Mr..
Himmelspach returned to Columbus
Saturday, his wife remaining for
longer visit.
H. M. Merrell, member of Com
pany L, 166th Infantry, of Fort
Hayes, Columbus, spent the week
end here with home people. Merrell
did not go to Fort Shelby, Miss,
where most of the other members of
Company l. are located.
An automobile owned by William
Lehman caught fire Thursday even
ing at his home on Kennebec hill.
The firemen We're summoned but Mr..
Lehman eXtinguished the blaze
shortly after the fire alarm was
turned in.
Mrs. c. F. Moore, Mrs. o. A. Rich
ardson, Mrs p. L. Schroats, Mrs.
Fred Parmiter, Mrs. j. j. Christie,
Mrs. L. H. Cronin and Mrs. Nellie
Baker all members of the Ladies'
Auxiliary, attended the winter con-
ference of the American Legion
Auxiliary, held at Columbus, last
Saturday.
A son was born Feb. 27 to Mr.. and
Mrs. Francis Yarnell of Devols
Dam, near Marietta The grandpar
ents are Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Bell Of
Lowell, Clarence Yarnell of Balti-
more. Md, and Mrs. Inez Barbour,
Marietta. Mrs. Linda Yarnell Of
Stockport is the great grandmother.
Don F. Mccormick and family
are now located at Garrettsville,
Ohio. where Mr.. Mccormick is car
penter foreman for the Hunkin-
Conkey Construction company, Of
Cleveland This company has the
contract with the government for
the construction of the Ravenna Or
dinance plant, neGr Ravenna
The Mems Brotherhood was held
at the Trinity Methodist church last
Thursday. Following a three course
chicken dinner served by the wom-
en- of Mrs. Elizabeth Stills division
of Trinity Guild, there was group
and talks were made by E.
L. Motter of White Cross hospital,
Columbus, and by B. E. Workman
of Chesterhill. The latter made the
main address.
Atty Ernest B. Graham of Zanes-
Vile, against whom proceedings had
been filed, alleging misconduct IN
the practice of his profession, was
eyonerated by a Muskingum county
association committee of three mem
bers, in report filed with Judge p.
II. Tannehill, Monday. The report
of the committee was unanimous,
finding that after thorough investi-
cation that the charges filed against
Atty Graham were not supported by
evidence.
Projects totaling $1,961,057 are
to be offered for sale March 18 in
Columbus by the Ohio department
of highways in the first letting
of highways in first letting sched-
uled for 1941. The departments
ual in being launched, due to the
fact that appropriation Of necessary
funds by the legislature was delay
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