Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-12-03
ChesterhilI

ion township schools while I have
been board member, Pres. OF
board, J. T. Bowman; community
sing. led by Prof. Apt; talk. poems,
quotations, Dr. James Ball Naylor;
violin solo, Miss Alloway; music,
high school orchestra. . Miss Jessie
Phipps of PleasantvilIe visited
friends and relatives a short time
ago. Little Edward Woodward
spent last week at Crooksville. He
must of had good time for he said
he was going back Tuesday of this
week. Mrs. Mary A. Clark and Mrs.
Malinda Monroe visited last week
with their sister-in-law Mrs G. f.
Endicott. Clifford Ferguson spent
/ Thanksgiving with his mother and
sisters at Williamstown. Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Hodgin entertained with a
turkey dinner on Thanksgiving day,
Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Yocom, Mrs. Mary
l.. Smith, Mr. and Mrs j. E. B.
Doan, Mrs. Alta Reed, Miss Marian
and John Reed Mr.. and Mrs Carl
Barnes of Marietta were guests of
his mother the first of last week, re-
turning home Tuesday taking his
mother with them. She remained
until Sunday evening. Miss Allo-
way spent Thanksgiving at her home
in Cambridge. Harold and Murray
Wood, Floyd Bowman, Robert Will
liams and Earl Halloweu who are
attending Bliss college, spent
Thanksgiving with their parents at
this place. Miss Laura McPeak of
McConnelsville spent Thanksgiving
with her sister-in-law Mrs. Ella Me-
Peak. There will be sale of the
household goods of Mrs. Maggie
| Denny. deceased, at her rooms in
the Mamie Smith house, Saturday,
Dec. g.. s.. n. Smith of Malta was
the guest of his brother Stephen, and
brother-in-law j. B. Swayne, last
week. Mrs. Eva Randall spent a
few days with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Hopkins and attended the sale of
the Plummer goods Mrs Herbert
Baker and daughter Clara Belle
were also guests of Mr. and Mrs
Hopkins. Born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Jess Shook Nov. %, daughter
named Marian. Mrs. Dolly PEBBLES
is the nurse Mr. and Mrs. Vern
Faires and two sons visited with
Mrs. Faires' parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Oliver Edgerton, and other relatives
last week. Mrs. Ray McCune of
Athens spent Thanksgiving with her
mother Mrs Margaret Johnson
John Glass and family were guests
of Mrs. Glass parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
z. E. Berry, last week. Miss Annie
| Morrey of Martins Ferry spent a
few days with her mother at Thanks
giving time. Rev and Mrs. Orr had
as guests over Thanksgiving, their
son and daughter Ralph and Grace
of New Straitsville, also Misses Thel-
ma McGrady and Irene Irwin and
! Mr. and Mrs Alfred Matthews.
Mr. and Mrs. w. S. Dougan spent
Thanksgiving at Pennsville and en-
| joyed the beuntiful dinner prepared
by the Dougan families in honor of
| j. H. Dougan and wife of Topeka,
Kan. There were 54 present. /. "A
1 fine Thanksgiving dinner OF roast
duck with all the trimmings was en-
joyed by Carl Barnes and Harry
Strange of Marietta and Mr.. and Mrs.
| w. G.. Fawcett and daughter Beulah
at G. j. Hills. Elden Daugherty
and family of Columbus visited their
parents Alex Daugherty's and L. n.
| Carpenters last week. w S. Dou-
gan and wife had as dinner guests
Sunday, Mrs. Emma Marshall of
lCorning, G.. e. Newburn of Hopewell,
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. B. Dougan, Mr.. and
Mrs. Claire Hiatt, Mrs. Bertha Will
liams and Hannah Anderson of
Pennsville. DR.. and Mrs. Fl. P.
Michener were present in the after
noon and entertained with music.
Waldo Hale and family of Buck Run
spent Thanksgiving with Mr.. and
Mrs. S. o. Burge of Buckeye.
Aurelius and Sam Rowland left Sat-
urday to visit relatives in Mobiles
vile, Ind. Bernard Hughes of De-
troit was a Thanksgiving guest of
| his aunt and uncle Abbie and Jay
Denny. Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Denny
were also present. Dexter Carr of
Marietta is visiting his brother and
sister of this place. Lewis Coins of
Bethel Ridge had the misfortune to
lose his best horse few days ago..
Mrs. Hannah Rardin was the guest
of her son and wife of Marietta
over Thanksgiving and the week
end. Miss Thelma Goddard left
Tuesday evening for visit at Mar
ietta.. Mrs. John v. Bowman and
daughter Mabel were shopping in
McConnelsville, Monday. Howard
| T. Jones of Barnesville was in at
tendance at Friends quarterly meet
| ing at this place last Thursday. J
E. B. Doan says butchering is the
order of the day. John Hart was
reminded Monday evening that he
had arrived at his sixteenth birthday
by a surprise party composed of the
following young people: John Orr,
John Huffman, John Reed Kenneth
Startling, Clifford Ferguson. Fran
ces Palmer, Miss Alloway, Mabel
Bowman and Thelma Goddard. Re
freshments of angel food cake, pie,
cocoa, apples and popcorn balls
were served. The home of Chester
Ewart was the scene of a delightful
time when a company of relatives
and friends to the number of %
partook of a Thanksgiving dinner
of good things to eat, and enjoyed
social day. The~L. A. S. of the M
e. church will hold bake sale in
THE Johnson building, Saturday,
Dec. 5. beginning at 1880 a. m.
Fouts-Swartzlander Wedding
Miss India G. Fouts, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Fouts of Mar
ietta was united in marriage to Mr..
Paul Swartzlander on Wednesday,
Nov. 25th, at St. Mary's Catholic
church., Rev. Father Carney Off
ciating. After the ceremony we'd
ding breakfast was served at the
home of the brides parents, after
which Mr.. and Mrs. Swartzlander.
motored to McConnelsville to the
home of Mr.. John and Miss Clara
Fouts, uncle and AUNT of the bride,