Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-06-26

weeks visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerrold Massey and
son Frank of Columbus visited hero
the week end with Mrs. S. v. Hale
and Mrs. Elmer Miller. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Whitney of ST. Clairs-
Vile also visited here Sunday with
Mrs. Hale, while on their way to
Cleveland, on a business trip.
The Sunshine Sewing club met
June IS, at the Bernice Barnes
home All the members were pres
ent. After the regular business ses-
sion, short program was given.
The next meeting will be held at
Eva Ponchak's home, July 2.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Cramblit
(Georgianna Aber) are now making
their home at Wilkes-Barre, Pa
, Mr.. Cramblit is employed as trav-
cling agent for a gas stove company
of New York, and his territory is the
eastern part of Pennsylvania.
The New Frigidaire is beautiful
for a lifetime-the hardware will
not corrode or tarnish, the inside and
outside porcelain on steel will not
crack, scale, scratch. blister, check
stain, and what not, and yet the
Frigidaire costs less, at Morris
Hardware.
Mr.. Charles Taylor of the county
home, has razed the property on
Fifth street, formerly known as the
Mott property, and has begun the
erection OF a seven room house on
the same site. Mr.. Taylor's son Lin.
coin Taylor and family will occupy
the new residence.
The Beverly Dispatch Of June -
said: While painting story and
half cottage at Ramseyville, George
Forrest OF Swift fell IS feet from q
ladder, fracturing his left wrist and
breaking two ribs. His sufferings
were intense, and he was brought
here for medical attention. Mr.. For
rest will be incapacitated for about
six weeks.
Mr. j. ID. Fleming who was call
ed June II to the home of his un
Gle, Hon. H. E. Smith, a few miles
beyond Marietta, by the death OF
his mother Mrs. Edith Fleming, re-
mained there for few days visit,
and made a short visit here with
his aunt Miss Jennie Fleming, be-
fore leaving for Niagara Falls, n.
Y, where he is located. He left
here Saturday evening.
Mrs. w. E. Sealock of Lincoln, |
Neb., left for her home Tuesday, af- |
ter a few days visit with her sisters, !
Mrs. S. " Hale and Mrs. Fora Pat
-erson. Mrs. Sealock also attended |
The funeral last week of Mrs. VIM. !
McMannis of GAINESVILLE, who was an
aunt of Mrs. Sealock's husband. On !
her way there, Mrs. Sealock came by |
airplane from Kansas City to Co |!
umbus, which took six hours.
Rev. and Mrs John Deedrick oe |
5riswold, Ia, and their son Levi and |
his wife and daughter of LIE Mars, i
Ia, came Wednesday of last week |
for a weeks visit with the formers |
mother Mrs. Ida Deedrick and 9th |
er relatives. From here they go to |
Canton to visit Mrs. Deedrick's home |
people, and then to Cleveland where !
on July Rev. Deedrick will Off
ciate at the marriage of their son
Ansel Deedrick, who with his bride |
will accompany Rev. and Mrs. Deed
rick home, on their honeymoon trip. |
The marriage of Lester Roberts |
Of Waterford and Miss Bernice
Johnson of Fleming, occurred June
l6 at Marietta, Rev. Moore Off
ciating. They left on a wedding
trip to Detroit and Niagara Falls.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.. |
and Mrs. p. j. Johnson of Fleming. !
Mr.. Roberts is the son of A. E. AMI |
the late Cora Beckett Roberts. He |
is a graduate of Waterford high |
school, class of 1880, and is en-
ployed with the Waterford Mill and |
Lumber company. They will re-
side at the A. E. Roberts home.
The annual reunion of the de- |
scendants of the late Mr.. and Mrs. !
John Gessel of Macksburg was held
at the E. NJ. Dovenbarger home |
near Lowell June Is. Among the |
special features, besides the big |
picnic dinner at noon, was music by |
the Dovenbarger brothers of Cora
opolis, Pa. The Dovenbarger broth |
ers have for some time been broad |
casting from station KIDD at Pitts
ourgh, as the Dovenbarger Broth |
ers' Hawaiian Trio. Among the !
large number present at the reunion |
were Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Gessel and |
son of Beverly; j. C. Wagner, Mr.. I
and Mrs. Ernest Norris and son OF |
Malta; Mrs. Florence Smith and |
laughter Hazel of McConnelsville, |
and Miss Glenna Silvus and Will
liam and Robert Silyus of Hack |
ney. The 1881 reunion will be |
held at the Allen Cessel home in |
Beverly.
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