Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1927-05-12
CHESTERHILL
Death of Mrs. Lydia Grandstaff

Death of Mrs. Lydia Gfandstan
Mrs. Lydia Grandstaff, aged 62
years, died Monday, May 9, at 11:15
p. M, at her home here, after four
weeks illness from a complication of
diseases. She is survived by her
husband M. H. Grandstaff. Her par
ents were the late Aaron and Theo-
dosia Ogg. Brothers and sisters sur
viving are w. w. Ogg of Sharps-
burg; E. E. Ogg, Portland, Ore:
Arthur Ogg, Pittsburgh, Pa; Linn
Ogg, Portsmouth, O.; Leonard Ogg,
Stewart, O.; Chas. Ogg, Chauncey,
o., and Mrs. Lucy Totman, Athens
o. Two sisters are ceased-Mrs.
Isola Johnston of Dayton, and Mrs.
Jennie Crippen of Athens. The son
and daughter of Mrs. Grandstaff are
deceased. They were Edward Guy
Grandstaff and Alma Lucille Sleek.
She leaves three grandchildren. Flu
neral services were conducted Thurs
day, May IL, at p. M, at the M. Il.
church at Chesterhill, by Rev Frank
Williamson, and burial was made at
Chesterhill.
Church News
Monday evening, troop committee
meeting; Tuesday evening, boy scout
meeting from 7:15 to S:45; Wednes-
day evening, prayer meeting, leader,
G.. M. Patterson-called meeting OF
quarterly conference; Thursday ev-
ening, the League will have box So
cial, also give a short program; Fri
day evening, cottage prayer meet
ing; Sunday services: Morning sub
ject, World Neighbors; evening
subject, "To Whom Shall We Co.
Rev. Dean, pastor.
All house wiring and appliances
guaranteed and work done accord
ing to Underwriters specifications.
BY Suburban Public Service Co.
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| Alpha Thompson of this place,
Mrs. C. C. Elliott of Sharpsburg, and
John Elliott of Glouster left Tues
day evening for Detroit, Mich, to
attend the funeral of their brother
in-law. E. ]. Quick. Tuesday, May
IT. the state board of health will
give free illustrated lecture at Un-
ion hall. 1T is entertaining and very
instructive. . Thursday evening Mrs
G.. S. Long and Miss Norma Wood
entertained the Jonquil club at the
Long home. AT the morning SER
vices, Mothers day, Mrs. Mary A
Clark received the flower for the old
4 est mother and Mrs. Hiram Thomas
as the mother with the largest fam
lily. Mrs. Freida Rebrassier o1
Wheeling spent part of last week
here, attending to the settling of hel
mothers estate, j. J. Worthlngton
Miss Grace Worthington, Mrs. Elms
Edgerton, and Miss Lillian Todd mo-
tored to GAINESVILLE, Saturday. Mrs
Frank McGirr retuned Monday from
attending the funeral of her sister
in-law, Mrs. Joel Burgess of Colum
bus Interment at Quaker City
Willis Burgess of Chicago was als'
in attendance. Mrs. Linnie Carpen
ter and brother VIII Draper ar
spending few days with Mrs. Bel
(Leona Worden) of Browns Mills.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. |. Schofield, Mis-
Blanche Schofield and Anna Mae AM
Juanita Schofield spent the week en'
at Barnesyille.. r. ID. Hiatt OF Co
lumbus and Mrs. Asenath Murphe,
who is staying with her sister Mrs
j. Il. Mercer of Pennsville, were il
our village Sunday, and ATTENDED
Friends meeting. DR.. and Mrs. Ra.
of Columbus were here last week
looking after their property latel,
vacated by Earl Woodwards. The.
are having the house cleaned, re
paired and papered. Friday, E. F
Hodgin and DR.. Fl. p. Michener at
tended a Shrine meeting in Colum
bus. Howard Piatt and famil.
spent Sunday in GAINESVILLE. Mr.
and Mrs. Ray McCune Of Athens
were Sunday guests of Mrs. Mar
garet Johnson. Harry Smith ant
daughter Lois called on his Father
O. Smith, one day last week. Judge
Mercer and County Auditor Gordon
were in town, Tuesday. County Su
perintendent +. A. Davis and Judge