Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1922-02-02
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Chesterhill is the guest of her sister
Mrs. Harold Choguill.
George Quigley left Saturday for
Pataskala where he will visit Mrs.
Hoops for an indefinite time.
Earl Carr spent Thursday and
Friday in Marietta on business.
Chas. Broomhall returned Tues
day to his home in GAINESVILLE, after
visit with his mother Mrs. Lucy
Broomhall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gilmore and
daughter Maxine visited at Grant
iGilmore's at Pennsville Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. r. Bishop and
Mrs. Henry Longbrake spent Sunday
with their parents on Newton Ridge.
Mr.. Clifford Dougan was over
Sunday guest of Miss Ethel Devore.
Mckinley Brannon and Harry
Maynard of 2. H. S. were over Sun
day guests of their parents here.
The young and old are having
quite time skating on the river.
Mr.. and Mrs.cJess Bishop of Mar
ietta are guests of his brother Mil
ton Bishop and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake GrOssklOss
spent Monday with r. w. Dewitt and
wife.
John Wilson of GAINESVILLE is the
guest of relatives here.
Mr.. Frank Nickols is visiting Mrs.
Sid Humphrey.
Mr.. Homer Garrett of Neelyville
spent Tuesday with Mr.. I. N. Still
lions.
Harold Henry who is B. & o.
agent at Swifts spent Sunday with
his wife here.
Mr.. Lloyd Wendell of Marietta
visited with friends here last week
Thelma Wallace spent Friday IN
McConnelsville.
Judge Taylor of McConnelsville
spent Monday here.
Mrs. Atha McCann returned home
from a visit with relatives In Cleve-
land.
Alta May Rambo, was born at
ICrooksville, O., June 10, 1872. Her
parents were Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Rambo, her father having preceded
her in death three years ago. On
Nov. 27, 1892, she was united in
marriage with E. H. Brown, the
present superintendent of the Upper
Sandusky schools. Two children
were born to this union, Burl Brown
teacher of history in the Sydney
high school and Miss Mildred
Brown. at home. Besides her i'm
mediate family she is survived by
Il her aged mother, who resides a.
! Crooksville, three brothers, Edward
III. Rambo, of near Rosev1lle, anC
Charles and Guy Rambo of Crooks
Vile; six sisters, Mrs. G. F. Lafol-
lette Mrs. Stanton Sewers and Miss
Ethel Rambo of Crooksville; Mrs. c
w. Upton, of South GAINESVILLE; Mrs
H. w. Pemberton, of Rosevlllei
Mrs. H. H. Woods, OF Beaver
town and one half-sister, Mrs
Emma Ashford, of Roseviile
Mrs. Brown was faithful member
of the NJ. E. church, being president
of the Ladies Aid society. She was
kind and loving wife and mother
and will be greatly missed in hel
wide circle of friends which she has
made since she came with her fam
lily more than three years ago from
NAPOLEON. She was woman o.
beautiful, Christian character ane
during her more than three years
residence in this city has made
many friends with all with whom
she came in contact, by her gentle
pleasing personality. She was
consistent member Of the M. +
church since her girlhood, she was
also an active worker in the East
ern Star and W. G. T. U. Before
she came to Upper Sandusky she hat
lived successfully in Stockport
Bloomdale, Ada and Napoleon, ant
in these places she took great in
terest in things for the bettering o.
social and religious life. She founc
great joy in her home and belonged
to that class of women who Work
with their families and for thell
families just because they are te
them the most important thing IN
the world She was always the sup
port and helpmate of her husband
the constant inspiration of her SOL
and the devoted chum of her daugh'
ter. She would wish that nothing
better could be said about her life
than that she had set an example
for those who would know the ab1d-
ing satisfaction of living In a home
where the spirit of Christ is always
the unseen host.
James G. Humphrey, son OF Ed
ward and Catherine Humphrey; was
born In Jefferson county, Ohio, Jan.
OF 1eE2 and dtnA at his home in