Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1927-05-19

Norris Hardware is our local dealer.
The Noble County Leader of May
II said: Thomas Wilson, of the VI
cinity of Crooked Tree, was taken
to a Marietta hospital the first of
last week, to receive special treat
ment.
If there's anything pertaining TO
electricity you are needing, ask us.
If it is not in stock, we will get IL
for you to your advantage. Every
thing electrical.-The Suburban
Public Service Co.
Mrs. A. N Kishler and two chill
dren of New Lexington are expected
here today to visit over Sunday at
the home of Mrs. Kishler's mother
Mrs. C. H. Fouts. Miss Ruth Boz
man of New Lexington will accom-
pany them here for the visit.
Among those who received dl-
plomas as nurses, last Thursday ev-
ening. after having taken training
at Bethesda hospital, were Miss Le-
ota Grubb and the Misses Grace and
Alice Leland, all of Morgan county.
The death Of VIM. Wilson, aged
II. former resident of Gaysport,
occurred at his home in GAINESVILLE,
Friday. He is survived by his wife
and two sons, Earl of Detroit, and
Frank of Scranton, Pa. Bert VIII
son of Gaysport is his brother.
Walter Addison, aged 81, a for
mer resident of Duncan Falls, died
May 10, at his home in Follansbee.
w. Va. The body was brought to
Philo, and funeral services were
held at the home of his sister Mrs.
Ida Garrett there, the 18th. Burial
was made at Duncan Falls.
Funeral services for Miss Kather-
inc Gerwick, prominent National Y.
w. C. A worker, who died at hos
pital in New York City, were held
at the home of her parents in Zanes-
willie Tuesday. The deceased was
sister of Miss Ethel Gerwick, who is
court stenographer for Morgan
county.
r. H. McAdoo, native of Deaver-
town, died at his home in Athens
May IL. He was formerly for many
years resident of Roseville where
he operated hotel. He is survived
by his wife, also son who is To-
Gated in Bellefontaine, and
daughter, of the home. The funer-
al and interment took place at Rose
vile Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Donald Danford and
son Billy visited Sunday at Freeport
with Mrs. Donfard's s mother Mrs. S.
C. Kelly and Mrs. Danford's sister
Mrs. F. A. Clark and husband OF
Ypsilanti. Mich, who were visiting
at the Kelly home. Mr.. and Mrs.
Clark accompanied the Danfords
here, remaining until Tuesday, when
they left for their home.
Mr.. Frank White whose death oc-
Cured Sunday in Columbus, was
son of z. T. White of Brokaw. w.
S. White of Akron, O. White of Bro
kaw, Mrs. E. r. Hilaman of Stock
port and Mrs. f. E. Matthews of
GAINESVILLE are his brothers and sis
ters He leaves a wife and two
daughters. He was a salesman for
the Scioto Valley Supply Co.
Mr.. S. M. Jeffers who is employ
ed with the Hill meat market, caught
the index finger of his right hand,
in a meat grinder recently, and had
the end of the finger badly injured,
When his finger caught in the ma
chine, he attempted to throw off
the power belt with his other hand,
and in so doing caught it in the belt.
However, the injury to it was but
slight.
Funeral services for Mrs. Maria
Neff whose death occurred last
Thursday at Duncan Falls, as the
result of pneumonia, were held at
the Baptist church there Sunday.
and burial was made at Duncan
Falls. Mrs. Neff leaves three chill
dren. Miss Sadie Miller and Mrs.
Lester Carter of Duncan Falls and
Mrs. Mary Ashton of Toledo are
her sisters.