Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1932-03-03
The Final



RinggOld
A wood chopping was made for
Charles E. and Miss Lizzie Skinner.
on Washington's birthday About
16 were present, and cut a nice
pile of wood.
Brannon Martin is recovering
from heavy cold. w. C. Thomp-
son delivered the r. F. D. mail dur
ing Mr.. Martins illness.
A post card shower was made
for Mrs. Evelyn Townsend at Co
lumbus. Mrs. Towncend will soon
be able to return to her home at
New Lexington.
Earl Davis and family of Glous-
ter route two were guests OF his
mother, Mrs. Mary Thompson, who
has been quite sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Baker Gel
ebrated their 62nd wedding ami
versary, Feb. IL. The two aged
citizens are well preserved for their
age. Mr.. Baker is 80 years of age,
and Mrs Baker, 80.
Ivor Dawson and Miss Juanita
White were united in marriage last
week. Mr.. Dawson is son of Mr.
and Mrs VIM. Dawson, and Miss
White is a daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. William White. Their many
friends wish them long welded
life.
Everett Hambel and family of
Malta were the guests of Mrs. Ham
bells parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Emery
Updike.
Everett GLADDEN. has returned,
after few days spent at Columbus
Mr.. and Mrs Ern Kimball made
a business trip to Columbus the
21st. Mr.. Kimball was under med
ical observation, while Mrs. KIM
ball made a short call with her sis
ter, Mary Dew, and brother, George
Martin.
Edna Smith, employed as nurse
for Mrs. Anna Williams, made her
mother, Mrs. Ida Chappelear, a
visit, last Sunday.
c.. A. GLADDEN. of near Pisgah, re-
ported on the sick list last week, IS
better
Mrs. Vern Harrison of Wolf
Greek was at her fathers, Will T.
Gladden's, who was seriously sick,
last week.
Leslie Chappelear is progressing
with the building of his residence
at Mountville.
D. M. Sawyer of Jacksonville, rel
ative of Mrs. Harrison Porter OF
near here, met with car wreck
ed bruises of the left hand, and his
little finger on the left hand was
mashed. 1t will be several weeks
before he will be able to run his
dairy business.
One gives Florida quite send
off. In the fertile ground a mar
dropped his corn cob pipe on the
ground and picked it up and it had
sprouted and he got a mess of
roasting ears from it.
Mrs. Owen GLADDEN. was up to
New Lexington, Thursday, to see
her daughter, Mrs. Willard Town
send who has returned home from
the Grant hospital, Columbus.
ort
club was organized at the high
school building by electing the fol-
lowing officers: President, Walter
sec'y, Myron Parsons;
recording secretary, Myron Nc
Peak: news reporter, Leonard Par
sons. Members of the club under
the leadership of Earl Wood, high
school teacher, will make various
useful and practical articles for the
farm home to be exhibited at Nor
gan county fair.
G.. B. Ray in the last article OH
Bristol township, gave our friend
Guy Smith send-off. The first
time the writer was in Mutton
burg we met Guy. He was of rather
slender frame, but not in mind.
He was quick witted and could con-
verse on any subject.
D.. W. Van Horn and wife made a
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Van
Horn at Lancaster, Saturday.
Harry Grimes has been doing car
penter work on Leslie Chappelear's
new house at Mountville.
An epidemic of bad colds or flu
is in this locality.
Brannon Martin is able to re-
cume the mail route.
Mrs. #. HI. Vickroy of East
Branch vicinity made few days
visit in Columbus with her daugh-
ter Mrs. Mary Trone. She was ac-
companied home by her little
Joan and Patty
Trone, who came for a visit.
The Ringgold, Liberty Hill, Pleas
ant Hill and Mountville NJ e.
churches, il satisfactory arrange
ments can be made, will employ
Louis Warden, young man from
Newark, to preach at these points,
at which churches have been with
out regular preacher for years.
Mrs. Sanford Thompson, near
Beverly, was the guest of her
fatheE, w. T. GLADDEN., Sunday.