Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-07-17
RURAL DALE

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RURAL DALE
Rev. Keller and family are attend
| ing the ministerial NJ E. meeting al
Bethesda, which will be in session
all week.
Quite a good attendance at Sun
| day school and prayer meeting al
the NJ E. church, last Sunday
Lewis Shilling who for several
years has been manager of large
grocery in GAINESVILLE, but has fine
home here, comes home every Satur-
day night, and On Sunday goes to
tSunday school to teach his class
land often conduct the prayer and
class meeting.
Frank White OF High Hill Dies
Several from here attended the
funeral of Frank White of near
High Hill, Monday. Mr.. White died
at his home last Friday He was
some time.
r. F. Henderson whose illness has
been noted was brought from the
hospital last week, to his sons
home, Collie Henderson's, Duncan
Falls, and is recovering nicely. He
will be brought to his home here
this week.
Dennis Betz, teacher of Rural
Dale school, and Herman Frame,
both of this place, have completed a
semester of the first six weeks sum-
mer course at Muskingum college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Miller and
daughter of Columbus, have return
ed home, after visiting the formers
brother, VIM. Miller and family, and
other near relatives and friends.
j. f.. Allen of the firm of A. W.
Miller & Son, furniture dealers, Nc
Connelsyille, brought truck load
of furniture here last week for Mrs.
Isolena Sevall.
The Oakland, Mt. Carmel and
Rural Dale churches, met together
at the Rural Dale church for Thurs
ing, last week. Quite a crowd was
present and all were highly pleased
to have Rev. HUFF and his wife here
and to have the Rev. Fluff conduct
the meeting, although everyone en-
joys Rev. Keller's talks. They to-
gether conducted the meeting that
was very enjoyable. Some boys that
didn't come in the church, went
across in Ross yard and climbed up
in their apple tree and shook apples
off, and in so doing showed they
didn't have any respect for them
selves, or the services being held in
the church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Price of
Cedar Run were guests of their
daughter and son-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Shilling and family, and
attended preaching services at the
Rural Dale Baptist church Sunday.
Mrs. Happie Culver and two
daughters Olive and Etha were call,
ers at the home Of the writer one
evening lately.
Mrs. Lucina Musser and little girl
OF Jane Lew. w. Va, visited her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. l.. F. Roberts
the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Ross of Vir-
ginia Ridge and Mrs. Rosa Young
spent Saturday afternoon at your
scribe's homer Frank Price and Will
Bird, the latter of Bristol, were also
callers at the same place Sunday af-
ternoon.
Everybody is rejoicing over the
fine rain we had Sunday evening
o. w. Ross is still unable to do
any work.
Ranks High In Weather Bureau
While VIM. G.. Haines, of the u.
s.. Weather Bureau, as meteorolo-
gist has. become nationally known be-
cause of the part he has played with
the Byrd expeditions to the poles,
Morgan county has another man In
the U. s. weather bureau, who too
Is recognized as an expert along the
same line. We have reference to
Ivan Tannehill, formerly of this
place, and whose father. J. B. Tame
hill. now of st. Paris, o., also hail
ed from the Reinersville vicinity.
AS we get it. Ivan TannehiIl. now Of
D. c., ranks fourth.
Mrs. Harry g. Betz left Monday
for visit Of two months or SO with
her sister Mrs. Helen Mcnamara at
CoottIo Wash and NAV also v3c3f 4 -