Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1933-03-09
Reinersville

Mrs Thelma Smith and son James
of McConnelsville, were over the
week end visitors in Reinersville.
Miss Genevieve Wilson has been
Ill with influenza, or something Of
that nature, and out of school for
several days.
Walter Martin and family Of
GAINESVILLE will move to the J. w.
Leonard farm this spring, where
Mr.. Martin will engage in farming.
We understand there will be two
months of school yet in Reiners-
vile schools. which will complete
an eight months term.
We understand Miss Doris Rex,
student nurse at Good Samaritan
hospital, GAINESVILLE, who was called
to her home near Woodgrove, on ac-
count of the death of her mother,
will remain for two weeks at her
home, before returning to her duties
at GAINESVILLE.
Several from her attended the
meetings which were in progress at
the Christian church at McConnels-
vile, Sunday evening. Several at
tended the meeting at Smiths
Chapel the same evening, which are
beng conducted by Rev. George w.
Peoples.
Benjamin Leonard will move this
spring to the Pedicord farm, which
was owned by the late j. w. Leon
ard.
Mrs. Nellie Arrick went Monday
to McConne1svflle, for an over night
visit with her sister, Mrs. Maud
Maxwell.
J. b. Tannehill In Washington, DC.
We are in receipt of {. letter from
cur brother J. B. Tannehill who is
spending the winter at the home of
his SON Ivan Tannehill, who resides
in Bethesda, Maryland, suburb Of
D. C. Ivan, who Is a
former McConnelsville boy, holds
one of the highest positions in the
weather bureau at Washington, and
one of the highest salaried positions.
His father has been attending sew
era1 sessions of fhe National senate
md congress. The distance is al
most Is miles for the round trip.
He attended the Inauguration of F.
D. Roosevelt last Saturday, which
lrew the largest crowd ever to at
end presidential Inauguration.
Zach side Of Pennsylvania avenue
vas lined for several blocks with
'ircus seats, which were sold to
prospective occupants at from SO to
q each. Many persons who had
,aid for seats, thinking because they
we're reserved, there was no need to !
lurry found on arrival they could !
lot get within a block of scat for |
which they had paid. Mr. Tannehill |
xpects to remain with his son until
DouI lAC III VI May, WAcu he Will
eturn to st. Paris.
Nellie M, daughter of John C.
nd Carrie ]. Combs, was born near
April 9, 1885. Died
1arch 1, 1888, aged At years, II
nonths and % days. She, was
nited in marriage with Fred Rex,
an. II, 1906. To this union were
orn five children-Bernice, wife of
Iiram Henderson: Doris, nurse, in
at GAINESVILLE: and Dale of
he home. Two infants are deceas-
d. She leaves to mourn their loss
he husband, three children, two
randchildren, her mother, Mrs.
ombs, one brother, Charles Combs, II
9th Of Cumberland, o.; also a host
relatives and friends. She united
18th the Woodgrove M. P. church in
er youth and retained her member
nip until death. She will be great
: missed in the home and commun-
y, where she was born and loved
y all. Services were held at the
ONE, March 8, at 1880, conducted
y Rev. Geo. Peoples, assisted by
ev. Lodwick of Cumberland. In
srment at Windy Hill. +