Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1931-01-15
Chesterllill
"Topsy-Turvy"

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+ ''Topsy-Turvy''
: Come and take lesson from the
deacon's courtship as exhibited In
the three act comedy, "Topsy-
Turvy," to be given at the Fairview
grange hall, Jan. II, at 1880 p. M.
| by Westland farmers institute
workers. Admission Is and Csc
Music.
i Funeral services for the wife OF
Bower Carpenter were held at the
M. p. church of Chesterhill, Satur-
day, at 1870 p. M, with interment in
the Chesterhill cemetery. OF the
children who came to the funeral,
Mr.. Brust, sor-in-iaw, returned to
their home in Akron, Sunday. Rus
sell Goddard's left for their home in
Oklahoma, Wednesday, accompanied
by Mrs. Brust and children as far as
Akron. Mrs. Goddard will remain
with her father for time.
Mrs. Jane Blackburn and J. H.
Thomas who have been having pneu-
monia, are improving.
Dcatn VI Mrs. John FISHER
Word was received by relatives, of
the death of Mrs. John Fisher of
| Memphis, Tenn. We have not learn
ed the particulars.
Mr.. and Mrs. Manuel Bryan and
Mrs. Thankful Metcalf are occupy
/ ing a part of Miss Lulu Emmons'
house.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. PEBBLES ac-
companied Mr.. and Mrs. A. z. Pen
rose of Pennsville for a visit with
their cousins M. Dyer and family Of
near Lowell
/ Mrs. Brooks had as guest Sunday
and Monday her friend Mrs. Sawyer
I of Newark.
/ Mrs. Jude Wheeler of Caldwell
has been caring for her daughter,
Mrs. Fast, who has been i'll, but is
now improving.
Miss Marian Reed, Mrs. Alta Reed
| and Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. b. Doan were
dinner guests Sunday of Mrs. Cora
Mercer of McConnelsville.
Miss Fannie Shepard of Indiana,
is the guest of her cousin, Mrs. w.
A. PEBBLES.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Fisher who
have spent some time at the hotel.
have rented furnished rooms in
John Prices house.
DR.. Wenzke of the Mercy hospital,
was a recent caller at DR.. A. H.
Whitacre's.
Mrs. J. B. Goddard and son Billy
left Wednesday for AmeSville,
where they will spend few days
with relatives.
Several attended the P. T. A. at
Pennsville Tuesday evening and
witnessed the presentation Of the
play "The Old Time Skewl."
Rebelxah Installation
Marion Rebekah Lodge No. 785
installed officers Tuesday night;
among them are the following: N.
G., Mary Pickering; v. G., Pearl
Calendine; Rec. Sec., Alta Reed;
Fin. Sec., Faye Davis; Treas, Flor
ence Harmer; Thelma Goddard be-
ing deputy president.
L. 0. 0. +. Installation
Chesterhill Lodge No. 757 Install
ed the following officers at their
regular meeting on Wednesday
evening: N. G., C. e. Bode; v. G,
Durward Beatty; Rec. Sec., Guy Van
Dyke; Fin. Sec., p. e. Berry; Treas,
c. p. Yocom. j. L. Kennard who
was recently elected district dep
uty Grand Master Of District No.
40, did the installing.
Mr. and Mrs. j. r.. Schofeld, Mrs.
A. T. Schofield and Misses Emily
and Minta Kinsey attended the
poultry meeting at McConnelsville,
Thursday of last week, and Mr.. and
Mrs. A. T. Schofield and Mrs. j. r
schofield attended Friday.
Pleasant Surprise
On Jan. 9, relatives and neighbors
20 the number of 26 gathered at the
nome of Mrs. Hannah Rardin to help
celebrate her S0th birthday. 1t was
| complete surprise to Mrs. Rardin.
4 pot luck dinner was served cafe
eria style. Among the table decor ,
ltions was an angel food cake,
baked by her daughter-in-law, Mrs.
Clyde Rardin, and decorated with ,
80 candles; also gift cake Of law 8
,nder and white from Gladys John
md son Clayton. Among the guests
we're: Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Rardin,
Roy Rardin, Parkers-
'urg; G. E. Endicott, Plantsville; !.
dr. and Mrs. Geo. Hanson, Hermon: /,
sodney Goddard, Amesville; Mollie :
lark, Lettie Teeters. Mrs. John
lice, Maggie Wilson, Wilmer, Edna
nd Mary Wilson, Hattie Hill, Alice .
I'LL, Ruth and Lucille Miller, Nellie
lucille and Gertrude Grigsby, Mar >
aret Palmer, Nettie Calendine. !.
fyrtle Ollie. Gladys John, Clayton !.
ohm, and the hostess Mrs. Rardin.
he afternoon was spent in pleasant
onversation. When time came for
he guests to depart, all left feeling =
had been day well spent. :
Mary Clifford Gilchrist :
Owen and Olive Clifford, parents =
( the deceased, moved to Athens =
ounty, March, 1851. They had !,
,ur children-three daughters and =
ne son, Mary, Ruby, Elizabeth, and q
BRAN Clifford. Mary was the last q
the family. The deceased was -
orn Aug. A, 1843, and was married =
} Jabez Gilchrist, the 14th of Feb
larry, 1867. To this union there -
as one child Ruby of the home :"