Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-05-29

Mrs. A. N. Grove.
Following weeks visit here
with Mrs. j. W. Dover, Mrs. Ada
Metcalf returned Saturday to her
home in Columbus.
Mrs Elmer f. Miller visited last
week in Columbus with her son Mr..
Gerald Massey, and with her friend
Mrs. H. l.. Kutchin.
Misses Phyllis and Doris Sheridan.
Edward De Atley and Melvin Mer-
shon of Portsmouth spent Sunday at
the Walter Campbell home
Oran Patterson and Phil Warren,
ir., Of Columbus, visited here Sat
urday night and Sunday with the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Patterson.
a son. named william Krebs, was
born recently to Mr.. and Mrs. Ches-
Ter Bell of Cedar Rapids, la. Mr..
and Mrs. G. NJ Bell OF this place are
grandparents.
Miss Mildred Lawrence who closed
her school last week at Connersville
has returned here, where she will
spend the summer with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Lawrence.
Coach Walter Marquis, and wife,
% q ret n hn
formers home at Alliance. Mr.. Mar
quis plans to attend Mt. Union
college this year, to study coaching.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Love Of
Athens were here Friday to attend
the alumni banquet Mr.. Love who is
0. u, expects to also at
tend the summer term at that col
lege.
At the annual meeting of the Ohio
State Restaurant association held last
at Toledo A. C. Huffman,
of the Manhattan res
GAINESVILLE, was elected Sec
ond vice president.
There will be services at Oak
Grove church on Decoration day,
with program appropriate to the
day. Rev. Ray Huff will be the
speaker and all are invited to at
tend
Mrs. GLADYS Link and son Billy
n Aal Joncc;n of
near Beckett, spent a few days this
week in Columbus for the purpose
1f consulting DR.. Crotti. While in
he city they We're guests of Mr.
md Mrs. Will Pennell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. J.Phipps and
wo daughters of Columbus who were
lown to attend NJ. d NJ. commence
nent, spent Thursday night with
frs. Phipps father Mr.. Henry Nc
Murray and wife of East Bloom. Mrs
ohipps' sister Miss Wilma McMurray,
S one of this years graduates.
In renewing his Democrat sub
Mr.. John N. Baker of
Springfield stated that he is still un-
bile to work but for several weeks
le has been showing improvement
nd hopes to get back on the job in
he near future. Mr.. Baker is en-
,loyed with the Metropolitan Life
insurance Co.
Mrs. Margaret Dixon of Water /,
ord will be one of a group OF Gold
star mothers to sail for France in a
5overnment-directed party that vii!
cave New York City on July 80
She will be accompanied by her sis
er, Miss Nellie Glenn of Roxbury.
applications for passports have been
lied by them with the clerk Of
ourts-Marietta Times.
Miss Ruth Gaylord, teacher in the
grades here, returned Sunday to her
lome at New Concord, The Cay
ords plan to move next month to
Mr. Gaylord has a posi-
ion with an insurance company,
md will make GAINESVILLE his head
cave about the first of July for
lakeside, where she will be employ
ID for the balance of the summer.
In the roll of the class of the
high school to be gradu
tied on Thursday of this week, the
lames of Miss Julia Pennell and
NEWELL c. Harvey appear. Miss
'epnell is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis B. Pennell, former resi-
lents of this place, and Mr.. Harvey
S the son of c. n. Harvey, former
y of Malta, and was one of 13
lonor students Of the large class of
more than 200 members.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. d. Richardson. /
Irs. E. f. Smith, Mrs. f. d. Coul- |
on Mrs c. b. Smith Mrs Frank |