Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1922-12-21
STOCKPORT
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Mrs. Sadie Barnes of Chesterhill
visited with VIM. Barnes Saturday,
I before going on to Killbuck for Wis
I 1t. Mrs. T. J. Lyme and Chas.
Lyme returned from attending the
funeral of Mrs. Agnatha Perkins of
Alledonia, o., Tuesday. Miss Ed
ith Evans was in McConnelsville
Saturday. Frank Colerick and
! family Of Dale were guests of John
| Coleman's Saturday. "A. G. Nutter
of Marietta spent part of this week
here on business. Rev. A. C. Mat
tern of McConnelsville will preach
at. the Christian church Friday
night, Dec %. Services begin
promptly at z. Mr.. and Mrs r.
A. Boggs of Marietta spent Monday
with Thomas Muses.. Alfred Mer-
Ger, probate judge, of McConnels-
vile, spent one day here this week
Geo. Vickroy and family attend
ed the funeral of Marion McPeak at
Chesterhill, Sunday. Gale Gage
and family had as a guest Monday
night Ernest Gage of Bartlett. !.
Adelia Wallace and Frances Hoover
are on the sick list Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Vickroy had as guests Sunday
Frank and Geo. Howard Of Elliott,
Miss Birch of Chesterhill, Sam Wick
roy of Glouster and Harry and Clark
McPeak of McConnelsville. Miss
Laura McPeak of McConnelsville
spent Monday here Miss Louise
Grubb visited in GAINESVILLE Tues
day. There will be a Christmas
program at the M. P. church Sun
day evening at 7:30. There will
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Mrs. G. w. Mummey who has
been quite sick is able to be up and
around. Sarah s. Willis daugh-
ter of James and Rebecca Simpson
Willis, was born Aug. 7, 1884, in
Guernsey county, o. When she
was six years of age the family NOV
ed to Malta. She was married to
John Brooks in 1897, and had lived
in Stockport 10 years and the last
Is years on the farm north of here,
until taken by death on Dec. 16.
1922. She is survived by her hus-
band and one sister, Isabel Willis.
She was a kind wife and a good
neighbor; was of retiring disposi-
tion, never leaving home much, and
was firm believer in the teachings
of the Bible. A niece Miss Mary
Willis, of McConnelsville, was with |
her when she died. Funeral SER
vices were held at the home Tues
day afternoon and interment made
in Stockport cemetery. Miss Re-
becca Crawford, Mrs. Chas. Miller
and Mrs. Mary j. Moody of Malta
attended the funeral. Mrs. w. e. |
Ellis spent Tuesday in McConnels-
vile. John Wilson of Roxbury
tai, GAINESVILLE, Tuesday for gall |
stones, and the last report was he
is getting along as we'll as could be |
expected. Windsor township board |
of education met in quite a lengthy |
session Dec 19. Among other
things to be decided by this board
school building. 1t was finally de- |
is to be 127x57 feet is to be placed I
facing Broadway and White. This |
board concluded to buy enough
ground for large athletic field Just
back of the new building. The spot |
selected is a lovely and desirable |
place, and when finished and fully
equipped Stockport new high school |
ooihiiS WEI UC duOuS Tie DSSL III |
Morgan county. Walter Sherman
and family Of Olivet spent Tuesday
with her parents here. Mrs. Car
oline Russell and Mrs. Almeda Rog-
ers spent Tuesday in McConnels-
vile. The regular meeting of the
Parent-Teachers' association was
held Tuesday in the school house,
with a goodly number present.
Meeting was called to order by the
president Mrs. Humphrey; song by
audience; prayer, Rev. Jeffers So
10, Mrs. Wilma Adrean; solo. Ches-
ter Bachelor; splendid talk by Jas.
Ball Naylor on Health Administra-
tion." The business part of the
was then taken care of.
Rev. Jeffers gave a talk on RE
ligious teachings in the school,"
Adjourned to meet again the third
Tuesday in January.