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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
Rita Shines Again

You may not catch on right
at the start. but Strawberry
Blonde is the latest version of
The successful Broadway play of
10 years ago. IT was later made
as talkie with Gary Cooper as
The tough dentist. "Biff" Grimes.
the role which Cagney takes in
the new production you will see
at the Michigan.
Rita Hayworth. and not Olivia
de Havilland. incidentally, has
the title role. Miss Hayworth.
who has made such rapid strides
tswardS stardom on the screen
during the past year, plays the.
fascinating charmer with dis
tlnction. In the Gary Cooper
version the two women'S roles
were taken by Fay Wray as the
siren and little Frances Fuller
as the adoring wife. Miss Fuller
who showed great promise fol
lowing her Broadway debut ir
The role, dropped into oblivion
after about only two other films.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
Cook Honors 90 TO 'DeIiIah

In the book world Professor nger believes fiction hono for
quarter Delah Marcus Goodrich
best of 1871 going be
Delah story American destroyer duty
the Pacific World War II story of
of of whom they dream. and of the lady
Delah who their life Its gripping novel beautifully written
and eXcingy told If haven't read "Delah urged
earliest For book 10 be read
re-read-and and going be speaking of
Other ctons that rate renewed applause at the end Of these
Hilton.
a a life; Claudia and
by young
problems Broadway playgoerS
The Cabalero by Harold Courander authentic powerful
picture finally, yarn
ec
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30

HOLLYWOOD March %.
GOOD morning, how's your
VI movie 10 today? Pretty
good, Ell?
Well, if you haven't played
this game before, choose your
answers from the names beneath
the questions and grade your
self 10 per cent for each right
answer. And TO start things off
with a bang, we begin with
question that should interest all
shy suitors. So here we go
with
Proposals ofmauiage while
riding on roller coasters tand
which were accepted we're
made to
Margaret SULLIVAN Joan Crawford
Priscilla Lane lda Lup'no
"a well known character
actor served with the Ladies
from He'll in World War /.
Was ii
1-harnas Mitchell Herbert Marshall
Claude Rains Nigel bruce
Believe il or not, but a
fine screen actress once skinned
seals in Alaska when her mother
was the first woman doctor IN
the Far North. Was it
Marjorie Rambeau Marjorie Main
Gail snnderEaard Bessie Jpn
4-The American Institute Of
Voice Teachers has voted the
best screen voices belong TO
actor and actress
Herbert Marshall Basil Bafhbone
Loretta Young RosaIlnd Russell
Harriet Lake, Lily Chau-
choin. Suzanne Carpenter and
Hedwig kieSler are we'll known
actresses. Which is which
ctsudetts Colbert Ann sothern
Annabells Heay LAMAR
6-In 1909 at Eighth and
Olive streets in Los Angeles,
an epic called The Power OF the
sultan was turned out in two
days by Colonel Selig. Did It
star
William s Hart. Hobart Bosworh
William De Mile Lionel Barr more
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
Natures Rapidly

Her whole air. her carriage.
her sleek grooming and her
rather arch attitude make us
realize that Miss Durbin has
grown up faster than any of US
expected. This one picture,
more than any of her earlier
hits shows the fight of time.
Fans like 10 consider film chill
dren as their own. They resent
their coming of age. generally,
and this is perhaps more re-
Sponsible than the youngsters
own ungainliness. for the high
mortality rates at the box office.
Deanna. Judy Garland, Mickey
Rooney and -Jaeitie- Cooper arc
undoubtedly four exceptions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
Meet Title The
ToiIer's Film CO py

Continued from First Stage Page
Miss Harris told me, but she's
pretty smart. OF course she's
superficial or she wouldn't be
so boy crazy, but she's bound TO
be clever or she wouldn't be
able to attract so many men. l
personally don't approve of the
way she fits from one TO the
other. but 1t does make her in
teresting."
This analysis by Miss Harris
of Title gives you an ac-
-earate index to i1et. -otpff- per
sonalityr She is typical Amer
lean girl of Scotch-Irish-Eng-
lish-Welsh descent. She has a
college background and has
formed very definite ideas
about life. Among which is the
ambition TO marry and settle
down before she is 30 so she may
have a family of at least four
boys.
She realizes that security is
important and is glad of the OPP
portunity TO earn enough to put
some away for the future. She
likes sports clothes and can do
her own sewing. and she can
whip up all kinds of fancy
dishes in the kitchen. She never
read the comic page before she
was tested for Title and she
writes poetry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
Chinese Chef and All

What Ty didn't know was
that his closest friend and sec
rotary, Bin Gallagher, had
wired Annabella to come by
train so Tyrone would be absent
from camp while the members
of the company could carry on
with their festive conspiracy.
SO, when the threesome ar
rived, Chinese lanters were
strung all over the camp and
four-foot cake bearing a natal
day greeting to Ty, sizzling hot
dogs and an elaborate array of
Chinese delicacies, prepared by
Director Henry Hathaway $
Chinese cook, were ready.
Because Linda d IN Q ! !
thought nary a one of them
knew it---4S-her birthday. she
lust thought she was going To
another meeting of her pals,
the Badminton hends. at Jane
Withers' Westwood home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
The Donkey Inside Travel Volume

One of the interesting volumes published the first Of
sRllfuly
of eas and critical
Alive
and desire know Of literature recommended
highly
delightful Donkey Inside by LUDWIG
Bememans 1t be hoped that the Bememans touch Will
influence world borders
The books above of only tiny of the
things that the publishers OF
year-bu they represent choice
read II don't we'll that's what books
&C
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
April Me etinq

TIE APRIL meeting of -Four
Octave Club will be held At the
home of Mrs. John NJ. Chase.
361 Lewiston road. Crosse
Pointe Farms. on Wednesday at
1920 a m. The program will
feature The clubs two two-piano
teams. Emily Hauss with Aileen
Kirby. and Helen Hunt with
Jean APPEL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
Bay Views Victory Outstanding

In the fabulous sporting world biggest surprise
Of Bay View in the worlds richest
horse the 100000 handicap held
honest belief that the horse would that
Master-Jocley told he
fe the horse had the money
pals very easy their Bay View
horse he Will be for example the animal that Midland
the n
diton life good is 10
be his only hour Of glory It's good hour for
boxing game
The heavyweight thoneand its about the
in the world thai Is definitely Solid Who's oppe Joe2
as I've before feel that Lou Nova viii eventually
the trick though The odds heavy him
The fight planned Billy
draw q CT
Conn before climb the But don't think Conn
s strong enough all he cant enough
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
Fun Reigns.
Parties
BY ELLA wICKERSAAM
Special To rHE pETROaf AIMEs

HOLLYWOOD, March %.
GIVE your favorite movie star
~ an opportunity to shout,
Surprise! Surprise!' and you
have him on a spot that reveals
his most ingratiating side. Just
have a birthday, and he'll carry
on with ingenious subterfuge
and TO your complete surprise
and pleasure.
II was Tyrone Powers birth
day. He was on location at Big
Bear Lake, and he should have
suspected something when his
Annabella telephoned him to say
that she and his mother. Mrs.
Patia Power. were going to join
him by train and would he mo-
tor down from the mile-high re-
Sort--a 25-mile trip-and meet
them at the Station?.
They could have motored up.
10 be sure. but the unsuspecting
Tyrone followed their instruc-
tions and met them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
Detroit Tigers Picked Third

Incidentally Uncle Sans draft situation eone
entire boxing picture during The Young
who dreamed 81 getting into the fight VIII SUD
denly find themselves considering very seriously befaase Of ho
Their matches
o activities pro-
duced tremendous The professional 4Iag an
that sody with the passing Wars
the thing happening and The febt aekf figures 70 be
Us peak by 1914
Well the baseball season around the corner Md Nus
good tel how the betting regard the
pennant where League.
Cleveland the avorte and You cant any than 10
ike them York Yankees a close
ord choice a. 10 5 while Detroit ranks third 10 The
Boston Red o Chicago White 10
Washington ! s q Athletics
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
Jimmy Stewart
Has No Reqrets
Continued from First Stage Page

{ Continued from First Stage Page
is a typical American boy. He
has made good and in a few
years has done what ii takes
others lifetime TO achieve.
It's not easy to leave all this
and to wonder if he can come
back 10 it again.
Competition in the movies is
keen and there is always some
new boy waiting to be discovered
But if any such fear has entered
the heart of Private Jimmy
Stewart he hasn't shown it in his
actions.
STAGE ATTRACTIONS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
Bad Man Revived

Another great stage success
of a generation earlier is pro-
Niding Wallace Berry with a
current starring vehicle at the
United Artists. 1t is 1.-The Bad
Man the play in which HoI-
brook Blinn scored such a sue
cess Later Blinn made a silent
version of this luSty Mexican
border drama.
Most unusual lobby attraction
we've seen in some time are the
various barber shop quartets
warbling away at the Michigan
all this week. This is part of
the contest in connection with
Strawberry Blonde"
Various sets of four bewhisk-
cred gentlemen will vie with one
another to outsing the strains of
After the Ball" THE Band
Played On and I'm My Merry
Oldsmobile. " The loudeSt lungs
and closest harmonieS will be
awarded the prize.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
HOW's Your Movie o?
Here's Chance to Learn
BY SARA HAMILTON
NnecinI 10 TIE DETROIT IIMks

"A former landscape gar
dener, an oil driller, an in-
surance broker a newspaper
cartoonist, all became famous
screen stars. Which was which
John Barrymore Rudolph Valentino
Clark Gable Warner Baxter
S--A famous star has lived. so
far in 81 houses and has Just
purchased another home. Could
it be
KAY Francis Rosshnd Russell
Bette Davis GTets Carlo
(Which actress is The best
cook, The keenest business
woman. the least vain, the least
cooperative with the press ?
Choose from
Barbara stsnwyek Sonia Henle
Ginger Rogers Msrleue Dietrich
10 While riding on a train,
a Westerner became so fasci-
mated with the name of railroad
flagstop, he gave the name 10
his new daughter. Is the girl
Lana Turner Myrna 10y
Olivia De Havilland LARAMIE Day
ANSWERS
Margaret SULLIVAN by Willlaw NyIer.
Ida Lupino by Louis Hayward.
Claude Rains
3 Marjorie Rambeau
Loretta Young and Basil Rsthbone.
. aClaudette-Iily Chauehoins
Annabella-S u zanne Charpentter
Ann Sothern Harriet Lake
Hedv Lamarr-Hedwig kiesier.
s Hobart Bosworth
Z Iuhn Barrymore -Csrtoanisi.
clark Gable-Ou driller.
aleHtiuo-Iandscap gardener
Warner Baxter-Insuranee broker.
g Bette Davis
Barbara Stanwyck vain
Gfnger Rogers -I.esst cooperative.
soma Henie4-B Best business woman.
MaIiene.- Dietrich-Best Cook.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
Plan Soon Working

Linda figured. however. with
out the fact that the Hollywood
Parade column in the Los An
geles Examiner daily wishes a
happy birthday to FINLAND no
tables.
Well. Jane had read the col
umn, and in no time Linda $
birthday was common knoWl-
edge to all the "fiends."
SO. during an exciting session
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30

nose dancer, IS heading
the current stage sho10
at the Torn Thedter.
of badminton. at which not a
soul mentioned the birthday. the
party decided to stage a block
race-a game in which the con-
testants struggle 10 the goal on
three blocks of wood which they
manipulate with their hands
and feet
Assigned TO the first three
blocks of six sets in row,
Linda was surprised to see that
they we're deferred HAP. and
looking farther she saw that the
IA blocks Spelt Z.IIappX- Birth
DAY to Linda
A feast, a handsome aSSem-
blage OF birthday gifts and
general reveling Immediately
followed in James new playroom.
RAY SHARP. a pupil OF Ida
N. Gaillard of the Ganapol
School of Musical Art, viii give
a song recital in the lecture hall
Of the Art Institute at $50 P. m.
Thursday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
InCharqe

AGNES ANGER of The De
lroli Institute of Musica, Art
'--iiiii be in charge of the Junior
Recital on Friday evening at the
Detroit Federation Of Women's
Clubs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
Pupils in Recita.

EDW ARD BREDSHALL.
pianist will present A number OF
pupils IN recital Friday evening
Al the Art Center~Music School,
$500 John r. street
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30

II THE picture world Meet John Doe gets vote
film Of Hollywood since the birth OF the
Year Frank Capra Robert Rsln
produce of ocko entertainment that must
appeal o all types of audiences everywhere
Gary Cooper Barbara Sanwyck and Walter Brennan
perand odds-on for the 1871
Academy sweepstakes Frank Capa does do
pictures film like Meet John Doe Is worth the wait
High up recognition this period too THE Lady Eve
Strawberry Blonde Preston Suge writer and director of
Lady ms rapid climb toward The Top Of
Hollywood his effort il is ne-
gent clever md extremely funny
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
METROPOLITAN OPERA :. A', s., 70.

Monday Evening Apr -
MARRIAGE or FIGARO
Tuesday Evening April IS
TRISTAN AND lSOLDE-With Fiagsiad
MelchiOr
"wednesday Evening. April IL
DAUGHTER or THE REGIMENT Poo
Thursday Evening. April II
DIE NALkJ ERE lsgstad Meichlor.
Friday Matinee, april Il
CANALLERIA RUSTIC ANA-PAGIiACC
Friday Evening. April "a
BARBER OF SEVILLE
Saturday Matinee. April ~
Jaepson Browning PIMA
saturday Evening. Aptli ~
RIGOIETTO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-30
CLEVELAND PUBLIC HALL

Prices Sc. IS. 81. -. s. 81 Va Ia
fer Tickets csil Marry BoRT.
GRlhsELL'S. "A. tl24
tKnabe Piano sed InslusiYshb
STAGE ATTRACTIONS
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-01-09

Does anyone, including the Montana senator
himself seriously suppose that Hitler would
agree to the restoration of Germanys 1914 boun-
dares with autonomous Poland and Czechoslo-
vakia" Does anyone suppose that Hitler would
now agree to the restoration Of independent
France, Holland, Norway, Belgium and Den
mark?'
Or does anyone suppose that Hitler would now
agree to the restoration of Alsace-Lorraine to
France?" And, finally, does anyone suppose
most tragically remote of all Senator Wheeler's
seven items-that Hitler would agree to the PRO
lection of all racial and religious minorites in all
countries?" That would involve an abandon
ment of Hitler's hatred and persecution of the
Jews. e#
The peace program which Senator Wheeler ad-
vances, in default Of any other, in order to give
some appearance of reality to his attack on the
Presidents speech will not bear analysis. When
reduced to realistic terms, it is a peace which
could be extracted from Hitler only after vic.
tory over him as complete as that which Presi-
dent Roosevelt desires. AS for Senator Wheel.
er's basic hope that the offer of such peace
would quickly and effectively crumble Hitlerisn
and break the morale of the German people" anc
thus make Hitler's military defeat unnecessary
it seems to ignore the hold which Hiters con
quests have given him, for the time being at least
Springfield, Mass, Republican
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-01-09
BISHOPVILLE

The Sunday school at 8 80 a. M,
followed by communion services and
prayer services. Come and enjoy
the services. Harvey Smith of Fern
dale, formerly of this vicinity, who
had slight stroke, is able to be
out again. Friends are glad to hear
OF his improvements Mrs. Hattie
Hoon and Jessie M. Wilson visited
Mrs. Orlena Spain and little son,
Larrie, Monday. Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
Milhoan received letter from their
son Charles William, announcing
his marriage to Nevada girl. Mr.
Milhoan is stationed there in a
CCC camp. Good wishes of this
community go out to the young
folks Mrs. Flora Joseph was the
Thursday guest of Mrs. Hattie v.
Watkins Rev Miles E. Hoon of
New Marshfield, visited his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. w. III. Hoon, last Mon
day and Tuesday, and called on 9TH
er friends in this vicinity Mrs.
Harold Able and son Larry of
Glouster were the Friday dinner
guests of Miss Jessie Wilson, and
also called on the Hoons. Mrs.
Chas. Thomas Of Glouster visited
Miss Wilson, Sunday, and Mrs. Ell
ton Pedicord was an afternoon call
er.--M Mr.. and Mrs. John Davis of
Sayville, N. Y, are spending ten
days at the home of Mr. Davis par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. Davis, and
other friends, and also visited rela-
tives in Columbus. Marietta and
Dayton. They expect to return
home the last of the week. Mr.. and
Mrs. Arnold Hambrick of GAINESVILLE
and Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Moody OF
Glouster were recent guests of the
family Mr.. and Mrs.
Dwight NJ Smith and children Ron
ny and Carol Ann, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl yelling of Taylor ridge, visited
friends in Columbus, New Years
day Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher Roush
had their mother, Mrs. Lillian Cod
ner and her son Everett, and Mrs.
Josephine Butterick of Langsville,
as guests New Years day.--Mr. and
Mrs. Glenn Clark and little daughter
Kaye visited Mr.. and Mrs. Hoon,
Thursday. They were accompanied
nome by Mr. Clark's father. J. H.
Clark, who has been assisting Mr.
md Mrs. Hoon with their work for
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-01-09
BROKAW

A daughter weighing nine pounds
was born Dec. 80 to MIR. and Mrs.
Nash Cunningham, named Georgia
Lee. Grandparents are Mr.. and
Mrs. M. B. Cunningham, Mrs. Rosa
Thornley,. Mrs. Faye Pinkerton is
caring for them Edward Hepler
and family and Ralph Durant, of
GAINESVILLE, spent one day last week
at Arley Johnson's.--M Mrs. Rosa
Thornley,, Mrs. Maud Sullivan and
children, Mrs. Mabel Miles and sons
spent New Years afternoon with
Mrs. Nash Cunningham, and Jesse
Cunningham and family of Water
lord were Sunday afternoon visitors
there.--A large crowd attended the
funeral of Mrs. r. A. Wilson, at
Oakland, last Thursday The NJ
H. w. club meets this Thursday with
Mrs. Catherine Evans for an all
day meeting.--Lee Frye spent Sum
day afternoon at Arley Johnson s..
There was large crowd in attend
ance at the New Years dinner and
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-01-09
SERMONOGRAMS

The man who gets along best in
this world is the one who can look
happy when he isn't
We shall maintain our liberties
only by the religious education of
our youth.-George Washington.
You can only bring the sunshine
to others that you have in your own
soul.
People who crave money are
equally disappointed whether they
get or whether they don't.
To be humble is to enjoy every
thing good, taking all as a gift, de-
manding nothing as right.
Two necessities in doing a great
and important work: definite plan
and limited time.-Elbert Hubbard.
Compete with your possibilities,
not with your neighbors.
If you do not scale the mountain,
you cannot view the plain.
1t is harder to beat the moral
law than to beat the civil law.
Soul hunger can neither be Quash-
ed nor satified by argument.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-01-09
TRIADELPHIA

Six above, Sunday morning. Quite
a change from the past few weeks
of spring-like weather.--M Miss Mary
Massey who was quite i'll for a few
days at Christmas time, is much
better Lyle Martin and family en-
tertained a few friends with a
watch night party.--School opened
Monday, after two weeks vacation.
Tommy Greuey is the new school
bus driver to take the place of Hus-
ton Croy, who has accepted the po-
sition of deputy sheriff. Henry
Campbell recently visited friends at
Galion.--A soil conservation meet
ing was held at the school house,
last Thursday night The school
board held their reorganization
meeting, Monday night.--The Otis
Martin family had siege OF fiu
last week.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-01-09
SENATOR WHEELER's SPEECH

Anv PROPOSAL of peace deserves serious and re-
spectfui study Sooner or later the time will
come when some peace proposal will have a
chance for hearing But while Senator Wheel
ers desire for peace is to be respected his speech
attacking the Presidents position must be sub
iected to a realistic examination.
When he enumerates seven items which
"mieht" be involved "among other factors in a
working basis for just peace" Senator Wheeler
reveals the poverty Of the present hope on which
his proposals are based. There seems no reason
whatever to suppose that, with the exception, OF
course of the restoration of Germany's colonies"
and ''the decentralization of the Suez canal
and a possible fictitious acceptance of 'limita-
ton of arms" any of the Montana senator's seven
items would be remotely acceptable to Adolf Hit
Ter. Their mere enumeration seems to dispose OF
any such possibility.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-01-09
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS

Publication Of the list of all lands
situated in Morgan county, Ohio,
which are delinquent for payment
OF taxes, assessments and penalties,
for two or more consecutive semi
annual tax paying periods, will be
made in the McConnelsville Herald
and the Morgan County Democrat
for two consecutive weekly issues,
the first publication to appear in the
issues of January 23, 1941. All tax
payers who pay their taxes prior to
forty-eight hours before the first
publication will be stricken from
the list.
Such delinquent taxes may be paid
in installments under the provisions
Of General Code, Sections 1853 and
2672-1 ct seq. of the Laws of Ohio
by the taxpayer entering into
written undertaking in such form as
shall be provided by the bureau OF
inspection.
CHESTER s. STRONG,
Auditor. Morgan County, Ohio.
9j2
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-01-09
SAMUEL BONES PRIZE STEER

Samuel Bone, senior at M. & M,
received certificate from the
Pittsburgh Chamber Of Commerce
for having raised, fitted and showed
a beef steer at the Pittsburgh Live
stock show, held last month. His
calf was a black Angus and sold for
151ac per pound, at the end of the
show. Samuel has two calves he
has started to feed again for the
show next year. This year his calf
stood in tn top half of the class and
he hopes to still go higher next
year. He is son Of Clyde M. Bone,
Bristol township.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-01-09
LADY MACCABEE OFFICERS

The Lady Maccabees of this place
have elected officers as follows
Commander, Mrs. Ruth Crawford; !;
vice commander, Mrs. Edith Scott;
record keeper, Mrs. Kate Kester;
chaplain, Mrs. Burdella Townsend; I;
sergeant, Miss Pearl Dew; mistress
alarms, Mrs. May Gessell; 1st lady
of guards, Mrs. Grace Reed; End
lady of guards, Mrs. Jeane Wilson;
sentinel and picket, Mrs. Bessie
Johnson; trustee, Mrs. Goldie An
guish; sick committee, Mrs. Amelia
Hosom, Mrs. Kate Kester and Mrs
Bessie Johnson.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-01-09

the past two weeks, since his return
from Springfield Miss Madge Ped
icord of Corning is spending few
days at home.--Miss Dorthea Mil
hoan and Russell Smith were mar
ried last Saturday. The good wish
es Of the folks in this community go
out to this young couple, for a long
and happy welded life.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-01-09

Ashland. after spending her vaca-
tion with home folks Mrs. Bertha
Teeters called on her brother Paul
Smith, last Thursday, who is pa
tient at the Memorial hospital, Ma
rietta. - Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Dick
Parsons, last Friday, a nine. pound
son, named Rodney Gale.- Mrs.
Pete Wallace and son Vernette and