Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1931-12-17

Masonic meeting at Athens, last
Thursday night.
Webb Chapter, O. E. S., will
meet in regular session this Thurs
day night.-Mary Hook, w. M;
Besse Mercer, Secy.
Enrol Cooper and family, Zanes-
vile, were guests Thursday of Mrs
Jane Allard and daughter Mabelle.
John Douglas Dulaney
John Douglas Dulaney, youngest
son of John William and Mathalda
Lucas Dulaney, was born at Cal
vary, O., Feb 13, 1862; died Dec
|12, 1881, aged 50 years, nine
months, 20 days. In 1887, he was
married to Emily Jane Warner, and
to them were born seven children
Frank M, Alice E., Mrs. Ernestine
Ball. Walter t., John F., Willard
E.. and Kenneth r. Two grand
sons, Douglas Ball and John Doug
las Dulaney, and one sister, Mrs
Anna Kyle, also survive him. The
family circle was first broken in
1916, when Walter was called
home, when 20 years of age. In his
early manhood, Mr.. Dulaney taught
in the public schools of Morgan,
Athens and Madison counties, and
later in the state of Tennessee. In
1904, he moved to his late home
near Stockport, where he had since
lived. He was most richly endow-
ed with a gentle, humorous, affec"
tionate nature that has won for
him a great number of friends. TO
his home and his family, he has
given the full measure of his ten
der devotion, and with them he has
left the priceless memory of ten
der and loving husband, father ana
grandfather. When young man.
he united with the Christian church
at Calvary, and was member OF
the choir of that church for sew
eral years. Although his last i'll
ness was long and he suffered
greatly, he endured it patiently,
and was staunch in the faith of his
Redeemer. At many times, he
assured those whom he loved SO
much, that all was well, if it were
Gods will to call him home. His
life's work will go on and on for
many years to come On his farm
and neighboring farms will bloom
and bear throughout the years the
orchards which he promoted, and
many hills will be covered in
springtime with blossoms in token
of his thoughtful consideration OF
those who would follow him.
Those who gathered in Sunday to
help Mr.. Timon Matthews celebrate
his Saith birthday, which occurred
on the Friday previous, were Mr..
and Mrs. F. A. Matthews, Mrs,
Laura Wallace and two daughters,
Ida Belle and La Vaughn Wallace,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawson Carr, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Harry Daugherty and son
Daryl, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. e. Matthews, Mr..
and Mrs. Hubert Matthews and son
Billy. Miss Ruth Matthews, Zanes'
vile: Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Matth-
ews and son Robin, Athens; ReSl-
nald Matthews, Chicago, and the
guest OF honor, Timon Matthews.
G. R. Bishop was a business caller
at Granville, Tuesday. Those from
a distance to attend the funeral OF
Mr. Douglas Dulaney were: Mr.. ana
Mrs. Russell Kyle, Kylesburg; Mr
and Mrs. Larry Kellar of Columbus,
Frank Mccormick, Mrs. Nellie cara
Mrs. Louie Moore, Mrs. Jennie
Moore, all of Columbus; Harry
Hook Newark; Miss Frances Nor
row. Cleveland; Clyde Dulaney and
family, JOY; Mrs. Mary Tom, Zanes~
vile; Mr.. and Mrs. Will Snyder ana
son Gale, Chesterhill; Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Lewis, Asheville, N. c.; Mrs.
Levi Wyble, Marietta; James Lucas,
wife and daughter, Granville; Mr.
and Mrs. Oscar Warner, Marietta:
Dennis and Don Warner, Bartlett;
Mrs. Alice Turbin, Lancaster; MI.
and Mrs. Chas. Warner, Roseville;
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Weymer, Colum-
bus: Mrs. Lionel Richard, Philadel-
phia; Mr.. and Mrs. John Pugh, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Perry, oak
HILL. The pageant ''The Ever Last
ing Glory" will be presented at the
opera house Sunday night, Dec 20.
Mrs. Frieda Paisley of GAINESVILLE
was business caller here Tuesday.
Mems and Boys Scarfs, Ties,
Handkerchiefs, Sox, Carriers. Get