Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-08-28

Y. Durbin of Remember the Carl F. Drake sale
a weeks va next Thursday Sept. A. at 1880 p.
m.
arrop. of Co. Donald Van Horn of Ringgold,
ting the lat has been employed in Pats Soda
Mrs Carl Grill. He succeeds Fred Barnhart,
resigned
~ o,,,auo, All Summer Shoes drastically re-
,,r;ra th;r duced to close, during Coulsons Big
49, h;1 Back to School Sale.
Aug. 3oth. Mr.. and Mrs E. K Fletcher and
two daughters of Brownsville, Pa
and Miss visited several days last week with
leveland are their aunt, Mrs. Carlos Martin, of
eek end Wis Malta.
mes here.
The Misses Gertrude and June
-. oioes n a. a. Martin spent several days in Colum-
Dig Dan W bus last week with Atty and Mrs
= o"'uAu"S Robert Drury, and daughter Sarah
Jane.
who under
,neration re- Look Coulson's Big Back to
,osnital Ma School Circular and take advantage
brought to of the many savings they offer
Malta SIM ing, as the sale closes this Saturday
night, August 90th.
old any New Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Knox and
ess for you baby who have been residing in the
lie the selec- Owen Marshall property near Ken
A. Coulson ney's grocery, are moving to part
Of the Raymond Roberts property
: on Liberty street.
Matheney
med to their In letter to his mother in Deer
following field township, Charles Wood, SOL
n relatives dier, who is in the medical corps at
cted with Fort Devin Mass, writes that they
recently returned to camp, after
= spending month and day in ma
rlced speclal neuvers on the ocean.
C to 1929,
ch 20 ochoo Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Murphey and
Is SATURDAY son Lewis of Pittsburgh, Pa, came
Friday bringing home their uncle
and obi1dren c. N. Gray, of Malta who had been
Arl;noton visiting them for about two weeks
on,a nf bar The Murpheys visited with Mr..
T. Maiar Gray, and with Mrs. Murphey's
ont ton davs brother, Frank Gray, wife and two
~ wa 49, sons Alan and Lewis, until Monday.
cbi,dren,s Among the many bequests made
nressas on in the will of T. F. Gault late of
lring Coul- rerr;a Si1on ae foVv ~ W.
and $500 to Robert Siler Of Cleve-
,rd for the land $4,000 to Muskingum college;
led on r. s $500 to the New Concord Presbyte-
81. TURKEYS rian church; 800 to the Salvation
lentiful now Army, and $3.50 to the New Con-
ar and the cord cemetery association.
:, Norer,hoy ~ Get in on our Blanket Club be-
fore it is too late. We do not con-
fine you to any particular Blanket.
1r Reed of but give you your choice of any
and Mrs Blanket we have. Priced from $295
burn Ind to $5.95, which would make your
Welt with payments from 25c to soc
,zman and week. Come in and look them over
ocaIitv and and ask clerks for particulars
or Fletcher A. A. Couson & Co., Malta, o.
unity. NJ. IT n po.i,a o.,a ,o ,u,
l. Sc moth ter Mrs. Ted Stuart of GAINESVILLE
this place gave delightful party Friday even
her hip sew ing at the home of the former,
visiting in which complimented Mrs. Kenneth
. C. G. Boz c. Ray, who left this week to make
ding fairly her home in Columbus. Her hus-
he Newark band recently made state direc-
tor of education A surprise fea-
= ture to Mrs. Ray, was shower Of
f Meigsville handk erchiefs
Irs. Rachel -~-
. have been Edgar H. Evans of New Lexing-
p to Canada ton Will succeed Gene Lewis here in
crest They the Standard Service Station. near
Mrs Mary the bridge Lewis has been trans
Itch. before ferred to Steubenville. Mr.. Evans
is young married man with one
= child and he is a member of the
Moore left New Lexington fire company. He
at Wilkes begins his new duties Sept. L. and
several will move his family here soon as
he latters he finds suitable residence. Mr..
Scott and Lewis and wife plan to make Steu-
sted in Co. benville their home Raymond
res parents. Adrean, formerly Of this place, is
1joyed Sum employed in the station
adside park
Is Mr.. and Mrs Ernest McMurray Of
5 pastor of Columbus visited here Saturday
at Wilkes with the latters mother Mrs. J. w.
Cunningham, and also Mr.. McNIur-
= rays sister, Mrs Wilma Ickes and
change has their father Henry McMurray, of
nagement of East Bloom They also looked after
home at business matters Mr. McMurray is
Henderson personnel officer for the Ohio Insti-
the busi- tute of Aeronautics, Inc Columbus.
ecenty COM This institution is school for
in EckeIs ground work in aviation. Mr.. Nc
n Phladel- Murray has under his supervision
tfcate a Washington, Morgan, Noble and
I'd Hostess" Monroe counties.
her funer -
1893 and Funeral services for Dwight Beard
the under who died suddenly Tuesday after
ears. noon of last week at Philo,
held Friday afternoon with inter-
II the Sons ment at the Duncan Falls cemetery.
II R1vermen, He 4S years of age, and was
r Museum, stricken with a heart attack while
us, Mariet- about his work at the Ohio Power
Riverview plant He was son of the late
ayette, Sum Joseph Beard Homer township, and
81. This is he spent his early life in Homer
who are in township. He World vet
the history eran and is survived by his wife
navigation. three daughters Louise Nina and
alta, presi- Clarice of the home: three sisters
will