Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-04-08
Pennsyilie

The last meeting of the parent
teacher association will be held
Tuesday evening. April IS. at 7:3O.
There will be several very interest
ing features to the program 1t is
wished that every member be pres
ent at this meeting. Please bring
the book ''101 Best Songs" or any
song book that contains all the old
songs.
Miss Grace Embree returned to
Muskingum college Wednesday
morning, after spending a week at
home.
Hiram Groves of New Concord
visited last week with his sister
Miss Ellen Jane Groves of this
place.
j. w. Van Fossen and D. w.
Llewellyn are confined to their
homes with severe colds.
Mrs. Ella McComas returned to
her home here last Monday, after
spending six months with her daugh-
ter Mrs. Edith Bell and family of
Wooster.
Mrs E. C. Roberts returned
home here Saturday, after spending
the winter with her sister Mrs. Es-
ther Woolman of Chesterhill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myers Van Fossen
and daughter Helen, Mr.. and Mrs.
Russell Bachelor and o. C. Apt of
this place and Chas. Kennard of
McConnelsville were Easter Sunday
guests of d. A. Roberts and wife of
Malta
Mr.. and Mrs. r. V. Dougan and
family entertained Easter Sunday,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Bachelor and
children Neal and Ruth, ]. w.
Thompson, wife and children Dora,
Eva, Evelyn and Paul, Mrs. Lyde
Thompson, Myla and Mildred Dou-
gan and Clyde Williams.
Miss Zella Naylor and VIM Gus
Kennard who are teaching in Cleve-
land schools, are spending their
Easter vacation with relatives here
Mrs. Asenath Murphy is visiting
her sister Mrs. Anna Mercer.
A Good Concert
lIlplc COuC6IL OICu6SlEd 6HlGE-
tainment given at the auditorium
Monday evening was fairly attend
ed, but not as well as it should have
been. The ones that missed this
missed the best entertainment that
has been put on at this place for
some time. We are surely glad to
know that the boys and girls are do
ing so we'll in music.
Harry Hooper and family are
moving from the R. A. Kennard
property to the j. F. Dougan prop
erty, recently vacated by A. J.
Farnsworth and family.
The following program will be
rendered at the next meeting of the
Pennsville grange, Friday evening,
April Is, at 1880: Song, by grange;
Roll call for men, "A breed of
cows" for women, "a breed of |
discussion, The cost of
horse labor per acre and per hour /!
on the farm; comic reading, Carl |
Kennard and Lee Van Fossen: What Z
are the best feeds for growing and !
developing young chicks, Ella Ken |
nard and Mabel Williams; dis |
cussion, What is the best fertilizer
to buy; How should We determine
good investment on the farm, d. M.
Abel reading, Mrs. Elizabeth Bach
elor; question box; song by grange.
John Risen, Lect.
Miss Braden of Marietta is visit
ing her brother Bob Braden and |
wife here.
Dale Newton is confined to his
home, threatened with pneumonia.
Byerla Newton of Columbus and
lady friend Miss Martha Getzlaff of
New Concord, were Easter Sunday
guests of his mother Mrs. Martha
Newton.
Birthday Surprise
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Z. Williams
very pleasantly at their
home, on Friday evening, April 2, in
honor of their son Clyde's 18th
it being on April 4th,
Easter Sunday. 1t was supposed to
De a surprise, but a little bird whis-
)ered the secret to him, and he hied
away until about 10 o'clock, and
hen walked in and surprised the
crowd, and just in time to get his
place at the first table. Refresh
nents were served in two courses,
of ham sandwiches, devil
I'd eggs and potato salad, first
and ice cream and cake
angel food, spice and nut), second
course. The guests were Prof. and
Irs. M. V. Stone and son Jean, Har-
y Martin, Miss Nettie Warner, Miss j