Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1932-02-25
Chesterhin

Mrs. Joe Miller and daughter Lu-
ellie were guests Thursday of Ell
mer Hunt of Crooksville.
Mrs. Lee Jones (Thelma Rabber-
MANI of Cleveland, is spending
few days with her mother, Sadie
Rabberman.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas Harris and
daughter Donna Mae were Sunday
guests of John Harris and family.
Durward Baker of Oberlin is
spending few days with friends
here
Several in the vicinity are having
influenza
Hettie Ross of NJ N1lta is spendin.5
some time with Mrs. Nettie Ellis
Mrs. Jennie MeIntrrf was a Sun
day guest of Mr.. and Mrs H. S.
Hopkins.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs
H. o. Duncan of near Elliott, Sun
day
Mrs. Gladys Davis and Mrs Ger-
aid Ball and baby spent Friday of
last week with Mrs Nellie Grigsby.
H. G. Davis and family, Mrs.
Lucy Huffman and Frank Howard
of McConnelsville were Sunday
quests of George Howard and fam
ily
Mrs. Alta Reed spent Thursday
with friends in McConnelsyille.
Mrs. Floyd Newland of yelling
ton is here helping care for her
father, A. G. Carr, who has been Ill
with heart trouble.
Blanche Schofield of Barnesville
spent the week end with G. I.
Schofield and family.
Worthington, Friday, Feb. II, a
daughter, named Jean Ruth.
The Sunbeam Sunday school
class will meet at the home of Miss
Freda Bowman, Wednesday even-
ing.
Margaret Ray of Marietta spent
few days last week with her father,
j. L. Ray.
Mr.. and Mrs, Fl. M. Piatt and son
| spent Sunday with the latter's
Merle Snyder and friend Frank
Hackney of Cleveland spent the
week end with William Snyder and
wife
Mrs. Hettie F.. Woodward spent
Sunday with Postmaster and Mrs
H. T. Hummel of Glouster
Rev. l.. C. Watts of Thurman,
o., came Tuesday to conduct the
funeral of Carlos PEBBLES.
The Goodwin class won second
prize which was SIS. for having
| the best window display at the hol-
iday season, when toys were re-
paired and painted. The Martin
Senour Paint Co., Chicago, furnish
ing paint for the toys. The work
was done at the B. G.. Hoon Lum-
Der Co.
The w. H. NJ. S. met at the hone
Of Mrs. B. G. Hoon, Friday after
noon. Aftor the business rart of
the meeting program was render
ed Those present were Misses Het
tie Ross, Ncttie Ellis. Beulah Faw-
cett, Mrs. BIG. Hoon, Grace Fawcett,
Margaret WAGNER Delphine Shook,
Mrs. Whitacre, Ruth Miller, Mag
gle Wilson, Louise Carr, Jennie Nc
Inturf, Mrs. Sadie McGirr and Mrs.
J. II. Brooks. Delicious refresh
mems were served by the hostess
es Mrs. 3. G. Hoon and Mrs. j. H.
Brooks.
A son was born Sunday, Feb 81,
to Mr. and Mrs. Earl Pickering of
Stockport, formerly Of Chesterhill
The Boy Scouts met and organ
lied one day last week. J. H.
Brooks was elected scoutmaster.
Mrs. j. L. McKitrick and Mrs. E.
n. Williams entertained at the for
mer's home the Goodwill Sunday
school class, Saturday afternoon. A
program was rendered, after which
delicious refreshments were served
by the hostess. Those present were
Mrs. Alice Fcires, Mrs. j. r. Scho-
field, Mrs. Arthur Teeters, Mrs. Al
ta Hoon, Mrs. G. O. Thomas. Mrs
Chas. Newburn, Mrs. Delphine
Shook, Mrs. Faye Davis, Mrs. Mag
gle Wilson, Mrs. Lenor Gibbons,
Mrs. A. w. Whitacre, Mrs. Earl
Bowman and Mrs. Hattie Kennard
Chas. Morey of Columbus is
spending few days at his old
home, here
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Goddard Of
kenton are spending a few days at
their home here.
Paul Zumbro of Columbus spent
Monday night and Tuesday with S.
2. Zumbro's.
School Notes
Miss Genevieye Patton is coach |
ing the junior class play. the title
of which is In Cherry Time"
which will be March 5. The oper-
eta will be given in March. The
senior class play will be given some
time in April.
Death OF Carlos II. PEBBLES
Carlos Harland PEBBLES was born
at Chesterhill, Morgan county, O.. |
Aug. %, 1902, and died Feb. 90
1882, in Union hospital Dover, O..
after severe Illness of five weeks.
aged 20 years, five months and q
days. His parents, William and
Lydia PEBBLES, brother, Robert Ger
aid, and wife Alberta, survive him.
He was graduated from the Chester,
hill high school in 1922. In the
year 1924, he graduated from Ohio
University, in manual training. He
was still pursuing his studies, look
ing toward higher education and
broader training in high school