Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-06-14

! ONGI With I\atC %Abt
and Mr.. George Aber, north of tow
) Harvard and New Lightning law
mowers, at the Malta Hardware c.
Mr.. Ellsworth Cunningham of thi
) place, spent over Sunday in Zane:
Vile with his brother Mr.. Will Cur
ningham and sister Mrs. j. C. Ray.
) Amos Kincaid OF Crooksville wa
one of this years graduates fro1
) the Ohio university at Athens, re
ceiving the degree of Bachelor O
Arts in Commerce.
The ladies of the W. c. T. L. vii
hold a market at the White From
Furniture store Saturday. June 16
beginning al 10 a. m.
Mrs. Ella C. Plat and Mrs. NJ. A
Vickers Of West Lafayette returned
to their homes Monday, after spend
ing the week end here with their sis
ter-in-law Mrs. A. w. Shinn.
Mrs. \. f. Kepple has returned
from McConnelsville where she ha
pie will remain permanently at tht
w. H Mayguckin home.-Beverl1
Dispatch.
Those from away who attended
+ the funeral of Mrs. Mary j. Mood!
at Malta last Friday, were Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Moody of Newark, and
Mrs. Nettie Crawford and daughter
Miss Vera Crawford and Mrs. Sar
Flenn of GAINESVILLE.
Mrs. Wendell Vert and TWO chill
dren who spent a month here with
Mrs. Wert's parents Mr. and Mrs ]
". Mckibben. left Monday for
Cleveland to join her husband who
is taking a course in accountancy al
the Spencerian school.
The Marietta Register-Leader OF
June said: Miss Ruth Henne, who
attends Sweet Brier school in Vir-
ginia. arrived home on Friday even
ing TO spend the summer with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Henne.
OF Fifth street.
Miss Ruth Kennard and Miss
Louise Hardin returned Columbus
Saturday, after a short visit here
with the formers parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Kennard. Miss Ken
nard is employed with the Western
Union Telegraph Co.
Mr.. C. NJ McVeigh of Wheeling,
w. Va, came over the latter part OF
the week, taking home with him
Monday his wife and son Donald and
daughter Agnes, who spent several
weeks here with Mr.. McVeigh' s
mother. Mrs. Agnes McVeigh and
his wifes mother Mrs. Serepta
Rusk.
Miss Dolores Ludwick, daughter
of Rev. L. G. Ludwick former pastor
On the Renrock NJ. p. circuit, now of
Lancaster. graduated from the nor
NAL school at Lancaster June l. She
is hired to teach in primary work in
a school near Cincinnati. for the COM
ine year. Her brother Albert also
graduated from the Lancaster nor
nal at the same time she did.
Rev. Frank LePage, who is serv-
ing the M. z. church on the Ray
mond charge in this state and has
been attending Ohio Wesleyan uni
versity at Delaware during the past
year, has completed the course and
will graduate with the class of '23
He will likely enter Drew Theologi-
cal seminary in the near future to
complete his preparation for the
ministry Cumberland Echo.
The Caldwell Press of last week
said: Thursday was Frank Foot's
birthday We are not saying how
old Frank is, because we don't
know. But ne is very young old
man and very frisky for one of his
age. His daughter Essie and Mrs
Mamie Jennings of GAINESVILLE We're
in town that morning shopping for
delicacies for big dinner in cele-
bration of the event.
Announcement was made that
the wedding Of Rev. A. H. Wilson
and Miss Doris Dixon would take
place at Bethany, W. Va, June 13,
the day of Mr.. Wilson'S graduation
from Bethany college He was for
merly pastor Of Beverly. Lowell and
Coal Run churches. and resigned to
become pastor of the Caldwell Chris
tian church. His bride is the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Brady Dixon of
Marietta.
Wesley Chapel L. A. S met at the
home of Mrs. Helen Kuntz June Z,
with eight members, six children
and three visitors present. The Wis
itors were Rev. and Mrs. Pelt from
Pleasant City and Mrs. Crozier. 1t
was decided to hold an ice cream So
cial at Mrs. Flora Roberts on the
evening of June 23 Nice refresh
ments were served by the hostess.
assisted by Mrs. Crozier. The next
will be with Mrs. June Dai-
ley, July Xxx.
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