Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-01-01

G. G. Bishop.
Miss Loretta Hollett Of zanesyiIle
and Marie Hollett of Newark snent
Christmas with Geo. Hollett,s.
| The Willing Workers of the M. p.
Sunday school remembered on
Christmas day all the sick and aged
OF our town, with candy and or
anges.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale woodward of
Sharpsburg spent Christmas witt
the latter's parents Mr.. and Mrs. d.
s. Van Fossen.
MRS. Sane Brannon of ZanesyilIs
Is spending few days at her hom.
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Phillips AM
daughter and Maud Thomas of DAY.
ton, Tenn, are guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs VIM. Phillips.
Mrs. Caroline Russell is very low
at this writing
Nj. II. Church
sunday school at $50 a M
morning worship at 1890. Evening
preaching service at 1880. Christia.
Endeavor at $40. Leader Ger
trude Cody. Wednesday eyening
prayer service at 1880.
FRANK Kennard has severed nj.
connections with the Stockport bah
cry and as yet does not know wbar.
he will locate.
~. III. Hawkins left Tuesday for
Newark to visit his parents Mr. and
Mrs. c. o. Hawkins.
Elmer Parsons
Elmer Parsons, son of Joshua
and Minerva Parsons, was born !.
ferry county, o., Nov. IA. 1868 and
oled Dec. rs, 1924, aged Sc years.
ne was one of family of four chill
oren. When he was still a small
enid the family moved to Stockport
In early life he joined the Methodist
rrotestant church under the pastor
ate OF Rev. John w. Gale. He was .
lie member of Red Cross lodge M
90 knights of Pythias. Dec. Ok
1893, he was married to Ina Mott
10 this union We're born six children
In 1897 the family moved to Ka.
hosha' Wis, where they resided for
20 years, returning about six wear.
ago 10 Stockport, where they have
since conducted the Parsons hote,
Inc deceased is survived by his wiee.
one son, Kenneth of the home: five
daughters--Mrs. Floyd Anderson Of
henosna, Wis.,; Mrs. Lawrence
Wltcher of Bristol, Wis; Mrs. CLYDE
jackson OF Bristol, Wis; Mrs. BRYAN
Mediey OF Stockport and Miss Atha
oI the home; his parents Mr.. ans
Mrs. Joshua Parsons of Stockport.
one brother, Charles A. Parsons Of
cleveland; one sister, Mrs. Charles
of GAINESVILLE, and seve.
grandchildren. One brother. Edgar.
lied IN 1900. Mr.. Parsons death
'ame suddenly. He had seemed q
snort time before in about his nsual
health.
lhose who attended the funeral
rom a distance were Mr.. and Mrs
sloyd Anderson, Kenosha. Wis.
Yrs. L. T. Witcher and Mr.. and
Mrs. Clyde Jackson, Bristol, Wis:
dr. and Mrs. Chas. Hubbel and son
harvey and Miss frankie Parsons Of
Mr.. Chas Parsons Of
cleveland; MI. and Mrs. Winfield
'arsons of Roseville; Mrs. Brad
tarris of Malta; j. w. Newberry.
lcConnelsville. and Mr.. and Mrs.
'ownsend Parsons of Pennsville.
Funeral OF G. w. Broomhan
Funeral services for Chas. W.
'roomhall, who died at his home at
'anesyiile, Dec. "a, were conducted
y the Masonic order at the m. p.
hurch Monday afternoon, and bur-
al was made in Stockport cemetery.
lie IS survived by his wife Mrs. Hat
lie Gibson Broomhall and three
aughters, Mrs. Mary Swartz and
Kisses Lucy and Lena of ZanesyilIe:
Wo sons, Howard of San Francisco.
al, and Charles of Grand Rapids.
lich., and one brother Willard III.
'roomhall of Stockport.
Mr.. Broomhalls death came sud
enly though he had been in failing
ealth for some time. He was a ma
I've OF Stockport. He was in the
lail service for over 81 years, and
'as employed on the o. & L. X. di-
ision of the b. & o.