Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-06-05
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American Snuff Co., of Memphis,
Tenn, going north on business, stop
ped off here the week end with his
mother, sisters, and old acqualnt-
ances. He taught the mems Bible
class at Sunday school and gave
talk at church Sunday evening.
Arthur Startling and wife drove
here from Nelsonville Friday, re-
turning the first of the week.
Miss Eva Zumbro and mother
snent Sunday with w. G. Fawcett,
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Ashcraft OF
near Cleveland, spent a few days
with Sam Rowland and family.
Guy Grandstaff and family of Day
ton. spent a few days with his par
ents II. NJ. Grandstaff's of Buckeye
Ridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Calendlne,
Mrs. p. T. Armstrong and Mrs. Earl
Armstrong came down from Zanes-
Vile for Decoration and over sun
dav. Mrs. p. T. Armstrong remain
ed at home, the others returned
Monday.
Miss Pearl Williams who has been
helping at the hotel for some time
went to her home near Bartlett, sat
urday.
Mrs. Monroe and Mrs Clark visit
ed with their sister-in-law Mrs. Llde
Endicott, Sunday, May 25.
CLYDE Bode and Gerald PEBBLES
went to GAINESVILLE in the truck,
Sunday, returning Monday with
cas- engine for the cooler in the
store. They report the roads not
4 good.
Miss Mary McElfresh returned
from her visit at Pleasantyille, Sat
urday. Monday she went to Zanes-
Vile to work.
Monday, Mr.. and Mrs. Mills and
/ two children and niece visited
with Mrs. Ella McPeak and MI. lrFil
Leasure.
Clayton John is able to be on the
street and at the store, since his at
tack Of flu.
y =. Orchestra
The Sunday school orchestra, com
posed of boys and girls Of the Junior
and intermediate department OF the
school, recently organized and di-
rected by Mr.. Pearl Berry. is render
ing splendid service to the Sunday
school and deserves the encourage
ment and open support Of every
I member Of the school. Good music
in the Sunday school is of vital i'm
portance. and Mr. Berry is to be
, commended for his untiring effort in
the training of these boys and girls
for such worthy service.
Eighth Grade Commencement
The eighth grade commencement
under the charge Of w. T. Smith
and Blanche Schofield, will be held
at Union hall, June 9, at p. m. The
following are the graduates: Madge
Thomas, Halle Bowman, Freda
Bowman, Stanford Glass, Roy Smith.
Dwight Thomas, Arthur Wood, Alya
Berry OF Chesterhill; Dale Wallace
of Todds; Carrie Rowland of Buck
eye; Paul Harris and John Fischer
Of Big Woods; Earl Wood. Gladys
Ball. and Virgil Hallowell of Spur
riers; Mildred and Ralph Johnson,
Beatrice Fitch, Rhoda Newton, Ber-
nice Miller and Ebert Barkhurst of
Shields.
Mrs. Blanche Smith of Barnes
vile, widow of the late w. F. Smith,
spent Tuesday night with Amanda
Fawcett
Camp meeting is in progress on
John Carr's lot south of town.
Walter Hiatt who was home few
days, left Monday for Columbus,
where he has been working, taking
his mother and sisters with him
c. l. Schofeld's had for Sunday
guests Belinda Schofeld Stephen
SchoieId, Blanche Schofeld and A.
T. Schofeld.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Nyhart and
son Of Canton were the week end
guests of Mr.. and Mrs Pearl Wal
lace.
Glen Niceswanger who has been
working for the Buckeye Pipe Line
Co., at Frazeysburg, returned home
Saturday. He has employment here
with his father.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. f. Hill have re-
turned to GAINESVILLE, after staying
with Mrs Hills sister Mrs. Ada
Perkins, while here. Mr.. Hill paint
ed the house fd the woodward girls
Miss Ruth Bowman graduated
May % from the Chicago college of
Osteopathy--it is now Dr. Ruth.
Miss Majil Snyder has gone to
Cedar Point.
Harold Wood left Monday for
Killbuck, where he has employment
on the pipe line.
Miss Norma Wood is home for a !
short stay to assist the family with
the spring work.
Mrs. Jessie armstrong; Beaver