Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-12-20
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John Geddes of Tabor visited Mr..
Eli McInturf Monday. The mem
bers numbering IL, of the Happy
Hustler class of the C. s. S., were
royalty entertained at the home Of
Kennard and Goldie Cross last
Thursday night After the business
was taken care Of the rest of the ev-
ening was spent with games, mu-
sic, etc. Delicious refreshments
were served. Fred McInturf left
Saturday for few days business
trip to Washington City. Mr.. and
Mrs VIM. Porter spent Sunday with
her daughter Mrs. Wayne Calen-
dine of the east side. Miss Mabel
Dewitt spent Saturday in McCon-
port local of the Marietta truck
growers association will hold a
meeting in the Stockport opera
house Friday, Dec. 21, beginning at
$3.50 a. m. Sec'y Nickson of Wa
terford will be present and discuss
problems confronting new grower
All those considering the growing
Of truck are urged to be present.
Jess McInturf left Monday for an
indefinite stay in Columbus.
Joshua Parsons spent Monday in
McConnelsville. Mrs. Amanda Faw-
cett of Chesterhill is visiting her
son George Fawcett and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. James McAnulty and
daughter Edna and Doris Carr
spent Thursday in McConnelsville
Born Dec. IA to Mr. and Mrs
Fred James (Wilda Showers) six
pound girl, named Mildred Carol
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Van Fossen Of
Pennsville spent Tuesday with her
parents here. Mr.. and Mrs. Col
lins of GAINESVILLE are guests of her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha Price
Mr. and Mrs. o. G. Wallace and
daughter of Oakland spent Tuesday
with Frank Gilmore's.. Mrs. Jesse
McMannes and son Glen of Malta
are visiting with her parents. Mrs
T. ]. McHugh spent Tuesday in
McConnelsville. AT a school board
meeting Monday Boyd Wallace was
hired as janitOr for our new school
building. Mrs. Cora Quigley left
her daughter Mrs. Harry McCann
of Brokaw spent Tuesday with Mrs.
Clara Bailey. Mrs. P. o. Brannon
returned from a several weeks visit
in GAINESVILLE. Mrs. Anna Newberry
returned from a visit with her
mother Mrs. Nan Evans at Roxbury,
who is quite ILL.,. Mr.. Field of Co
lumbus spent Saturday with Prof.
Root. One of the best meetings
of the parent-teachers' association
ever held was that of Tuesday even
ing at the school house, which con-
sisted of demonstrations given by
the new victrola, two selections by
male quartet, scripture reading and
prayer, and excellent talks by diff
ferent members and teachers: Latin
play, given by six high school girls.
The county Red Cross nurse Miss
Mary Kell was also present and
gave fine talk. In her test of the
primary and intermediate rooms
there was Just one all around per-
feet child and that was Lawrence
White. Next regular meeting will
be the third Tuesday of January.
There will be meeting for or
against the organization of the
Camp Fire Girls at the school house
Dec. 20. All who are interested
are urged to be present.
Claude Wallace Terribly Injured
Friends here of Claude Wallace
were sorry to learn of the terrible
accident which befell him Saturday
night as he was going home from
work. He was hit by train which
knocked him to the ground outside
of the track with his left arm over
the rail, the arm being cut off by
the train. His hip was also crush
ed, three ribs broken and one lung
punctured. He was taken to the
hospital and the latest word isethat
1T is thought if nothing sets in he
will get along all right. Mr.. Wal
lace is well known here, having
been mail carrier at RoXbury for
several years. and about two mop+hs
ago moved to Newark where he has
been employed in the B. & o. rail-
road yards. 1T was in front of his
home in Newark where the accident
happened.
Later:-His death occurred We'd
nesday. See account elsewhere.
PENNSVILLE
Mrs. George Kennaru of McCon-
nelsvile spent over Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. c.. w. Roberts and Russell
Bachelors of this place. Dexter
Carr of Marietta is spending a few
days with relatives here. Mr.. and
Mrs. RoZell Cunningham and son
and wife of Chesterhill.. The kid
dies of this place have sold over 81
worth of Red Cross Christmas seals.
Have you bought any2. The chick
en- supper given by the high school
was well attended, proceeds amount
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