Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-09-04

Mrs. Belle Fisher of Meigsville
township.
Mr.. Earl Pickering of Chesterhill
will ride the bucking Broncho, in
front of the Grandstand, Wednes-
day and Thursday.
Milford Wiley went to Reiners-
vile last week to work on the roads,
under the contractors Merry and
Cisler whom he has worked for the
last two years.
Mr. Ralph Marquis, wife and
daughter Jean Alice of Upton, Ia,
and Mrs. T. w. Parrish and son Cliff
ford and wife of Sharon visited Fri
day at the home of E. o. Wiley and
family.
Dogs from the Fashoda kennels.
Riverside drive, owned and operated
by Mrs. George Copeland near
GAINESVILLE, won special awards and
several cash prizes, at the American
Kennel club show held last week at
the state fair, Columbus.
The First M. p. church of Zanes-
Vile gave a reception Tuesday even
ing for Rev. and Mrs. O. E. Ford
and their daughters Misses Joy and
Eloise Ford who are leaving Zanes-
vile this week for Columbus, where
Rev. Ford takes up his new pas
torate with the Grace M. p. church.
Mr.. Howard Pidgeon and two
daughters of New York City, left
Labor day for their home, following
a visit with the formers parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Pidgeon Of
Pennsville and other relatives. Mr..
Pidgeon holds very fine position
in the experimental laboratory of
the Bell Telephone Company
At the meeting of the GAINESVILLE
Baptist association held last Thurs
day and Friday at Ark Spring
church. Rev A. Stokes Watson of
GAINESVILLE was reelected moderator
of the association. Other officers
reelected were Rev. B. L. Madden,
clerk; ]. F. Baird, Pleasant Valley,
treasurer, and G. F. Hast, Duncan
Falls, trustee for five years.
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Members and guests of the w. F.
NJ. S. of the McConnelsviIle NJ +.
church will hold their last meeting
of the year 1880, at the home Of
Mrs. a. G Pyle. Friday, Sep. 5, at 4
p. m. This will feature the mite
box opening A picnic dinner in
charge of Mrs. Vance, Mrs. Dye and
Mrs. Stalker, will follow.
A news item Of Aug 80 from
CrooisVille stated that word was re
ceiyed there of the death of Miss
Margaret Stinson aged about Is.
which occurred Friday morning at
the state hospital at Gallipolis Be
sides her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
who were former residents
Of Deayertown, she is survived by a
sister, Barbara.
Richard Choguill Of Stockport,
who attended University of South
ern California last year, does not
plan TO return to that college this
season, but will take some special
studies here at NJ & NJ. high school
He will also manage the "Goofv
Golf course here the balance of the
season His partner, Thomas Patter-
son, will return to Marietta college,
and enter upon his sophomore year.
News items from Sharon stated
that Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Marquis
and daughter Jean Alice had return
ed to their home at Upton. Ia, after
a visit in the Sharon locality also
that Robert Parks of Sharon attend
ed the National G. \. R. encamp-
ment at Cincinnati, being accom-
panied by Uriah Springer of Hos
and Mrs. Nellie Kemp and
Mrs. Rebecca Farmhouse of Caldwell.
Mrs George Rowland and daugh-
ter Miss Sylvia Rowland of RoX-
bury, who attended the state fair,
remained for a longer visit with
the formers son, c. L. Rowland,
assistant director of agriculture
and manager of the state fair. This
week Mr.. and Mrs. Rowland are at
tending the big fair at Toronto.
Canada, and Mrs RoWland's moth
er Mrs, Josephine Campbell is Wis
iting her son Harlan Campbell of
Windsor, Canada.
Mrs. A. B. Stephenson who had
accompanied Mr.. and Mrs. F. D.
Pace and their son Robert and
daughter Janet to Columbus, after
a week end visit of the Pace fam
lily at the Stephenson home. in Bris