Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1927-01-27
Stockport

--"The Clash of the, Wolves" with
Rim Tin Tin and June Marlowe.
Coming soon-"Lost World;' New
Commandment. and "Sparrows"
M. p. Church
Sunday school at $50 a. m.
Morning worship at 10:30. Sub
iect, "The Success that is Fail
ure." Evening preaching service at
!. 1880. Subject, "The New Birth
Wednesday evening choir practice
at 7 o'clock Prayer service at
7:30.-J. Cecil Cottrill, pastor.
The members of the Ever Faith
full class met last Thursday after
noon with Mrs. John Coleman, for
their social and business meeting.
This Thursday night the young
mems Bible class and their wives OF
the M. P. Sunday school are being
entertained at the home of Rev.
and Mrs. Cottrill.
Mrs. Laura Adrian is visiting her
daughter Mrs Lorren Spencer OF
Bald Eagle.
Garage Changes Hands
Harley Mercer and Clarence Bish-
op have purchased the Stockport
garage from j. l.. Bachelor, posses
sion being given at once Mr..
Mercer has been employed with the
Stockport Hardware Co., and Mr.
Bishop at the Chas. McDermott
store.
Leo Kolb of Columbus is en-
ployed by w. E. Shoop as baker at
the Stockport bakery.
Miss Mary Hook is visiting her
brothers Homer Hook and wife and
Tom Hook and family at Columbus
willard Dulaney who has been
visiting his parents Mr.. and MRS.
Douglas Dulaney, left last week
for Canton. where he has employ
ment.
O. e. s. Notice
Webb Chapter, 0, +. 3, Will
meet in regular session at the chap
ter room Feb. 10, at 7:30. At the
close of chapter, members and their
families will enjoy a social even
ing. The committee in charge OF
the program is busy, and a good
program will be rendered. A pot
Iuck supper will follow.-Goldle
Choguill. w. M; Mary Hook, Sec'y.
Miss Dorothy Lane who has spent
several weeks with her friend Miss
Pearl Wilcox of Westerville, return
ed to her home here Saturday. She
was accompanied home by Miss VIII
cox and her niece and nephew Elsie
and Freddie Wilcox, who will stay
at the Lane home for an indefinite
time.
The willing Workers will meet
Tuesday night. Feb. 1, at the home
of Mrs N. H. Hawkins. Mrs
Hawkins will be assisted in serving
by Mrs. Clyde Jackson and Mrs.
Clara Hook.
Mrs. Harry McCann and two chill
dren of Cleveland ara visiting her
parents Mr.. and M. Geo. Quig-
ley:
The funeral of Ed McKibbena was
held at the M. p. church, Wednes-
day afternoon, with burial in the
Stockport cemetery,
We're Bachelor has returned
home. after spending few days at
GAINESVILLE.
Mrs. Anna Wolfe who has been
visiting her brother D. c. Williams
and other relatives, has returned to
her home at Crooksville.
The sophomore class of the
Stockport high school, held their
annual class party Thursday night
at the home of Mrs. R. w. Dewitt.
Refreshments were served and the
evening was spent in playing games.
Mrs. Mary NJ. wallace
Mary! nd. 'lEllis. daughter of the
late Isaac and Elizabeth Ellis, was
born Feb. Z. 1888, in Windsor
!, township. Morgan county, O., and
died at her homeain Stockport, Jan.
21. 1927, aged SO years, IL months
and II days. She was the last of a
I, family of II children. In 1852, she
was married to Alexander Wallace.
/; They lived upon their farm near
Stockport for many years, until the
! home was broken by the death OF
the husband. They were the par
ents of II children. George, Warren,
Willard, Eva, Nora and Dane are
deceased. Those surviving are Ev
erett of Canton; Edison of Malta;
Clarence of Aredale, Ia; Mrs. Eff
fie Kean and Mrs Clara Hook of
, Stockport. In early girlhood, she
united with the Church of Christ
at Tabor. Mrs Wallace was one of
the few remaining pioneers who
CONQUERED the many obstacles pre-
seuted In the early days in Morgan
county. Her life was filled with
usefulness and service to Others.
Her cheerful disposition and smil-
ing face made her favorlte with
all. and she will be greatly missed
Her last years were made bright by
the loving and tender care of her
daughter, Clara.
Funeral services We're held Jan.
% conducted by Rev. j. Cecil Cott-
riiI with burial at Mt. Ebal.
Those from out of town attend
ing funerel were: Everett Wallace,
!, Canton; Mr.. and Mrs. j. Donovan
and daughter Dolly of Woodlawn.
! Pa: Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Wallace
I. and daughters Adelia and Mabelle,
and Miss Sylvia Ellis of Malta, and
3. J III. McKibben and son c. V. Nc
!. Kibben of Marietta; Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond Wallace and daughter
Wanda, and Lee Mott of Philo.
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