Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-04-24

Curtis Kennard, of GAINESVILLE,
formerly of this place, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Kennard, has ac-
cepted a position with the Heath
Refinery, Newark, and about May ! j,
will move to Newark.
"Hot Point is featured at Ohio
Power cooking demonstration this
week The Hot Point refrigerator
used is from Morris Hardware. Ask
them to tell you about the "Hot
Point
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Paul and sons
Tommy and Geary of GAINESVILLE Wis
tied Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
James Gill, north river road. Mr..
Paul is salesman for the Bloomer
Candy company, of GAINESVILLE.
Mrs. Joseph Poleto of Columbus,
has returned to her home following
a visit with her sisters, Mrs. Harry
Campbell and Mrs. Fred Downing of
Bristol Mrs. Campbell accompa-
MED her home for a visit
The name of Donald Primmer, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Primmer, of
McConnelsville, student in Ohio
State University's college of phar-
macy, appeared on the honor roll
for the winter quarter.
Guy Spencer and Mrs. Mabel
NeWsom. near Malta, Mr.. and Mrs
o. e. Spencer and Mr.. and Mrs. l..
w. Spencer of Columbus, and Clyde
Spencer, Stockport, visited Sunday
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
Henery, GAINESVILLE.
The alumni banquet of Ringgold,
Mountville and Homer-Union high
schools will be held at the Homer
Union high school, May "a. Tickets
may be purchased from Raymond
Chappalear, Edgar Davis and Ger
trude Hambel Tickets must be
bought in advance, between May 1
and May II. Price per ticket, 40c.
-(Adv.)
Over a period of years PyrofaX
gas is the lowest cost cooking fuel
you can have in your home. The
only cost of cooking with PyrofaX is
the cost Of gas alone. No extras,
no service charges, no replacement
expenses, no interruption in service.
ASK Morris Hardware.
Russell Beard returned Saturday
from Chicago, where he took a
three weeks course given by Swift
& Company, for their new statesmen.
He is spending this week in COM
pany with Max Pauline, Swift sales
man in his territory in Pennsyl-
vania. Just where Mr.. Beard will
be permanently located is not
known, and for while will likely
do relief work-that is relieve other
statesmen who are on vacations.
Come and see the younger gener-
alton do their best to interpret life
in Mexico according to the Cadman
in the operetta "South in
If better understanding
of our neighbors is an objective of
democracy, this operetta is worth
seeing M. & M. high school aud
itorium, April 25, s o'clock. Admis
sion 15c and soc.
The u. S. Defense Savings Bonds
and Postal Savings Stamps will be
placed on sale in the postoffice
tional effort to make America i'm
rregnable. Postmaster H. w. Cor
don announces that plans are nearly
for this community, along
with thousands of others from coast
to coast, to do its full part at the
opening of the savings program.
The new Defense Savings Bond is
to the familiar "Baby
Bond" A Defense Bond may be
purchased May /, or thereafter, for
$18.75. In ten years, this bond
will be worth $25.
James (Jack) Ricer, "a, Woods
field, was arrested in GAINESVILLE Sun
day morning charged with drunken
ness. He was turned over to Shcr-
iff Ray Doak of this place, who
him on the charge of steal
ing a truck, belonging to Vim
Chipps, who resides on the Har.ing
ton place in East Windsor. Jicer
and "Pete" Morehead were II Wa
terford Saturday, as was ass Mr.
Ricer asked ChiEps TO
drive his truck to Beverly, lid he
give them authority to do ~, In
stead of stopping in Bev, "iy they
drove to this place, and t. on to
Zanesville Ricer was pie II Jail
here, and it vas found I Lad vio-
lated his parole, and 1u-sdny was
to Mansfield reformat3ry
by Parole Officer Forrest Patterson.
Mcrekead who was with Ricer was
ordered to leave the state.
Manchester Erarye