Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1930-10-16

! WIN MISS EInel BOal ana moIneI
of Malta, spent the week end in
GAINESVILLE with her daughters Mrs
Henry Clawson and Mrs. L. B
Spung.
Mrs. John Boal of Malta who has
been in very poor health, and fol
the past II months has been bed
fast, has not been so well of late
Her son and his wife, Mr.. and Mrs
4 Herbert Boal of Cincinnati, spent
few days recently with her.
Mrs. Ernest McMurray, 697 Berk-
eley road, president of the Roose-
welt junior high school P. T. A, will
! leave Wednesday for Cleveland
where she will attend the state P
! T. A. convention to be held Wed.
nesday, Thursday and Friday
I Columbus Dispatch.
| Sunday C. NJ. Woodward, wife
and daughter Mrs. Franklin Teel
of Columbus visited in Malta with
the formers mother Mrs. Miles
Woodward, and his sister Mrs. Eva
I Wilhelm. The latter returned with
them to Columbus where she will
make an extended visit.
Mr. Richard Manly who is taking
the cooperative course at Antioch
, college. and has spent the simmer
with the bureau of standards, Wash
ington, d. c., spent the week end
with his parents Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Manly of Malta. From Malta he
went to yellow Springs TO resume
1 his studies at Antioch college.
In the list of those present at the
golden wedding anniversary cele-
bration of Mr.. and Mrs. r. V.
Chambers, as published last week,
the following names We're omitted :;
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Fowler, Mr.. and
Mrs C. L. Harris, Mr.. and Mrs. Gus
Abel and family, Carlos Thomp-
son and Frank McPeak.
! Rev. Thurman E. Leonard spent
the week of Oct 6-12, conducting
| services in the Presbyterian church,
Forest, O., in accordance with the
arrangement through the depart
ment of evangelism of the Ohio
synod The attendance was very
! good each evening.
Farm folks of eight counties are
/ to take part in the farm bureau
week district meeting to be held il
Cambridge, Friday, Oct. "a, accord
ing to r. w Wallace, Ohio farm
bureau organization field man ir
the district. The eight countie:
that are to participate in the meet
ing are Belmont, Guernsey, Monroe
Morgan, Muskingum, Noble, PER-,
and Washington.
Charles Hatfield, 19. son of Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Hatfield, of Duncan
Falls, died in Sheltering Arms hos
pital, Athens, last Friday. following
amputation of his left arm, which
was injured when the auto in which
he was riding with his father hit
truck and rolled into ditch. TIL
accident occurred on the Athens
Pomeroy road Young Hatfield wa
a sophomore at Ohio University.
Mrs. Frank J. Ziegler who ha'
been at the home of her mOthe
Mrs. Elizabeth Hatton here sevel
weeks, left Sunday morning for he
home at Englewood, Florida. Sh
went as far as Cincinnati by auto
mobile, her stepson Mr.. Phil Zieg
Ter of that city motoring to McCon
nelsville Saturday for her and tax
ing her that far. From Cincinnati
her trip to Florida was made b,
train.
Mrs. VIM. H. Moore who ha'
been spending three and hal
months here at the home of he
father j. X. Seaman and brothe
Lawrence Seaman, and had ais
visited her sister Mrs. John c
Bolen in GAINESVILLE, left this weel
for her home near Wauchula, Flor
ida. She went to GAINESVILLE Mon
day afternoon, remaining with he
sister there until Wednesday, whel
she left for Florida. She is makins
| the trip by bus
Clarence Harra, aged "a, O.
/ Waterford, who died Oct. as the
result of injuries received three
\ days before when struck by train
was a son of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Harra of Watertown. Besides his
/ wife and two children, he leaves
two brothers Henry and Herman
Harra of Watertown, and sister
Mrs Ernest Wainwright of Palmer
| Washington county. Burial wa:
I'made at Watertown
4 A wedding anniversary dinner
was served Sunday at the II. j
Shaver home, and supper at th'
Webster Anderson home, in homo.
of Mrs. Shaver and Mrs. Anderson
who were married II years ago, OF
Oct. is. The company consisted o
M. B. Spencer and M. F. Sheets o
McConnelsville: VIM. v. Scott. wifi
and two sons, Webster Anderson
son, and two grandchildren, Hill
Shaver, wife and four children, an
the mother, Mrs. Cora E. Scott. !
fine time was enjoyed by all.--XX.