Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-09-09
The Morgan County Thursday September

Grace Orr has returned to her
teaching at New Straitsville, after
spending her vacation with her
parents here. Mr.. and Mrs. Dyer
and children were Sunday and Mon
day guests at Mr. Berrys. Doc
(RusselD NORM, Miss Mildred Zum-
bro and Paul Zumbro were Sunday
guests of S. 2 Zumbro's. Mrs. Ed
Smith and daughter of Malta were
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. PEBBLES went
Wednesday to Pomeroy, where he
will engage ia teaching. They
have rented rooms for light house,
keeping. Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
Glass of NcConnelsville were in
Chesterhill Tuesday. Three class
es from Chesterhill Sunday school
were represented at the picnic in the
Embree parks Thursday, of the
Stockport, Pennsville and Chester
hill schools, by 35 persons. A very
enjoyable times was had; short
but interesting program was given.
Officers were chosen to take charge
next year. 1t was decided to make
lit yearly occurrence. Ali were
united in a vote of thanks to be
given Mr. Embree for furnishing
such a pleasant place for benefit of
the public. Mrs. Henry Hopkins
accompanied Mr.. and Mrs. Baker to
Parkersburg, Monday. w l e r
Hiatt and sisters Ella and Lilly,
left Wednesday for Winston Salem,
N. c., where Walter has work.
Mrs. Mary Taylor of Big Woods had
La stroke of paralysis, Saturday. She
was alone and must have lain quite
awhile before being found. She
was moved Sunday to Chet Ewart's,
to be taken care of by her daughter
Mayme. Mr.. and Mrs. Mack Strobe
and Elizabeth and Eleanor were
guests of Geo Strode's, Sunday.
Mrs. Julia Murphey was the Sunday
guest of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Car
RE Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. G. P. Yo-
com and Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Pat
terson started on motor trip
through the east, Monday. John
Schofeld of Ravenna, VIM. Scho-
field, Geo. Ham and John Harris of
Canton, spent from Saturday night
to Monday with home folks. John
Huffman, John Hart. Gerald PEBBLES,
Thelma Goddard and Mabel Bow
man left Monday for Newark where
they will attend business college. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hopkins had as
guests the week end Mr. and Mrs.
Baker and Clara Belle. Mr.. and
Mrs. F. P. Franklin of Akron were
week end guests of Clarence BODIES.
&C. Davis and family of Canton
were guests of Mrs. Davis mother,
Mrs. Sadie Penrose, a few days.
Misses Dorothy and Helen Penrose
who were visiting there, returned
with them. Mrs. Clyde Bowman is
on the sick list. Hallowell's had
sale Saturday. The family will go
to Florida with the hopes a change
of climate will benefit Jean, the
youngest child, who is in poor health.
. Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Schofield enter
tanned at dinner Sunday: Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. PEBBLES, Mr.. and Mrs. C.
H. PEBBLES, Gerald PEBBLES of Ches-
terhill; John Schofield OF Ravenna;
VIM. Schofield of Canton; Thelma
Rabberman Of Cleveland; Eunice
Williams of Pennsville; Dorothy
Smith, late of Columbus, but who is
teaching in or near Lancaster, and
ye scribe. School opened here Mon
day with a total enrolment in
grades and high school of 14l.
This year a junior high school has
been established. This consists of
18th, 8th and 9th grades. This per-
mits pupils of these grades to take
vocational training under system
of departmental teaching. Teachers
this year are: Kenneth G. Ray,
Prin. Miss Martha Law, Mr.. Os-
trander and Blanche Schofield, for
the junior and senior high schools;
Harley Calendine, intermediate, and