Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1926-06-03


residing in Duncan Falls, has sold
his property there, and has moved
to Philo where he has purchased a
nice home
Mr.. G. r. Patterson and daughter
Miss Mabel Patterson of Mt. Ver-
non, were over Sunday guests here
with the formers brother Mr.. ]. E..
Patterson and wife.
If you have lost your pep, use
Nyaps malt and wild cherry with cod
liver oil and hypophosphites, and
you will come back.-The Stanbery
pharmacy.
Mrs. r. L. Mendel and daughter
Miss Wava Mendel, went to Colum-
bus Tuesday for a ten days visit
with the formers parents Mr.. and
Mrs. T. P. ely, and other relatives.
Mr.. Frank Scott, wife and son
Jean, and Ira Scott, wife and son
Robert, all of Columbus, spent the
week end here with Mr.. and Mrs.
Ned Connor. Miss Frances Connor
accompanied them home for visit
of several weeks.
| At the Philo high school COM
mencement held recently, Miss
Louis Lindimore, all of Eagleport,
were among the II graduates. Miss
| Bonnie Johnson, formerly of this
place, sang solo at the commence
ment.
Miss Frances Grove, who taught
the past year at Crooksville, after
! spending few days here with her
parents Rev. and Mrs. A. N Grove,
went Tuesday to GAINESVILLE, where
she has accepted position with the
| Y. M. c.. A. of that city.
| Coach F. E. Ballenger and family
(, left the first of the week for Sa-
bina, where Mrs. Ballenger and child
will spend the summer. About the
middle of June Mr. Ballenger will
leave Sabina for Columbus, where
he will take special summer work at
the Ohio State University.
Mr. Frank N. Gray of Akron re-
turned home Monday, after short
visit here with his parents Hon. and
Mrs l.. T. Gray. His wife spent
Memorial day with her people at
South Solon. Mr.. Gray is employed
in the Goodyear college, teaching
accounting and economics.
Prof. Bernard Roberts of East
Bloom has been re-employed as SUI
perintendent of the RinggoId high
school. Other teachers employed for
the same school are Miss Ella Car
son of Illinois, home economics, and
Miss Lois Martin of Newcastle, Pa,
assistant high school teacher.
Prof. c. e. Scott, principal of the
high school at Crooksville, is the
owner of warranty deed 100 years
old. the document being the original
deed for the Scott farm in Union
township, Morgan county, and hav-
ing been executed by President Mad
ison in 1872. The deed is written
on sheepskin and is in perfect state
of preservation.-Col. Dispatch.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Parker and
two children Max and Marjorie, re-
turned to their home at Canton,
Monday, after a few days visit here
with their home people, Mr.. and
Mrs l.. d. Walker and Mr.. and Mrs.
j Lynn Perkins. While here Mr..
Parker suffered severe attack of
indigestion and was very ill for a
time.
Prof. Byron Whipple returned to
his home at Canton, Monday, after a
short visit here with his mother Mrs.
! Clara Whipple. His wife and son
Chase who accompanied him here,
remained for a longer visit. Mr..
Whipple is re-employed in the Can
ton schools, as teacher of mechanical
drawing, and assistant football
coach.
The Misses Helen Button and Hell
en- Stalker, students at Delaware, re-
turned to that place Tuesday, after
having spent few days here with
their home people. Miss Button
leaves as soon as the college year
ends, for College camp on Lake
Geneva, Wis, where she has po-
sition, and where she will spend the
summer.
A reunion of the Glass family will
be held at the old home of the late
James and Mary G. Glass, near Ros-
seau, June IT, 1926. This reunion
will be to celebrate the Tooth ami
versary. James Glass bought the
land of the government in 1926,
taking possession in March, bringing
his family to it from Belmont coun-
ty in June. All relatives and con-
INJECTIONS are invited to attend.-XX.
| Elder and Mrs. j. H. Pennell and
son Marion and wife and two chill
ldren of GAINESVILLE, and j. p. Pennell
OF Columbus were recent guests of
Mrs. Ida Deedrick. Also Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Deedrick of Cleveland mo-
tored here Sunday and were guests
of Mr.. Deedrick's mother, Mrs. Ida
Deedrick, over Decoration day, and
ianother son Mr.. Bernard Deedrick
and his cousin Mrs. Edith Pennell
Lortz of GAINESVILLE We're also her
guests over Decoration day.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Richardson
of Columbus plan to leave about the
18th of June to visit Mrs. Richard
sons sister Mrs. Matte Pierce at
Cameron, Mo, and Mr. Richardson s
brother at Olathe, Kan, and will
then go to Girard, Mimi, to visit
Mrs Ella Fouts, who is also a sister
of Mrs. Richardson. Mr.. Richard
son who fell about a year ago and
Sustained bad injury to his hip
and which it was feared might be
permanent, has fully recovered, and
Is still going strong with the Fusch