Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1933-04-13
Pennsville

Claude and Galen Davis had as
their guests Wednesday night and
Thursday, their friend Junior Dou-
gan, son of R. S. Dougan.
Prof, and Mrs. Geo. f. Carr and
children of Logan were Saturday
and Sunday visitors of their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Carr of Stock
port and Mr.. and Mrs. J. F Dougan
of this place
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Abel and
three children of McConnelsville
spent Sunday with the formers s
brother Orin and family
Miss Martha Plummer Of Cleve-
land is spending the week here with
her aunt Rachel Holcomb
Mrs. Delmer Roberts and four
children of Malta spent Thursday
and Friday with her parents Mr..
and Mrs. George Kennard.
Jas. Newburn of GAINESVILLE spent
Friday and Saturday with DR.. C. V.
Davis and family.
Mrs. Fred Wilson who was taken
to Memorial hospital Friday, and
operated on Saturday for appendi-
citis, is getting along nicely
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Clifford
and two children of New Lexington
and Miss Zella Naylor of Cleveland
were Sunday visitors of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Clifford and others.
H. C. Dougan and daughter AL
dine of Columbus were over the
week end visitors here. Mrs.
Dougan who has been helping care
for her mother, Mrs. Gilmore, who
remains quite poorly, returned to
Columbus, for few days.
Passing of EmmOr Hollingswofth
Emmor T. Hollingsworth, son of
Elisha and Sarah Penrose Hollings-
worth, was born in Penn township,
Oct. 4, 1916, and died April 8, 1893,
aged sc years, six months and four
days. With the exception of few
years in Washington and Guernsey
counties, his entire life was spent
in Penn township. The past 40 years
were spent in Pennsville in house in
which he lived at the time of his
death. He was the youngest mem
ber of his fathers family, all of
whom are now deceased He had
four half sisters: Martha Llewellyn,
Anna Vaughn, Phoebe Gamble, and
Lydia Gibbons, also five half broth
ers, Ezra, Edwin, Err and William
Hollingsworth and Edwin Griffith.
His parents were members of the
church.. and thus he inherit
ed a birthright in this splendid old
peace loving institution Many of
these precepts and quiet unassum-
ing ways have been a part of his
entire life. Many years ago under
the pastorate of Rev. Nicholas Co.
burn, he united with the Methodist
Protestant church of Pennsville and
had since remained faithful, loyal
member, greatly interested in the
church and all of it's work. Nov. 81,
1866, he was united in marriage with
Sarah E. Gilbert of near Bartlett
Tor more than sc years, this splen-
lid couple faced joys and sorrows
If life together. With a wonderful
leyotion to each other and an i'm
'licit faith in God their outlook on
ife was always hopeful. After a
Quincy of more than four score
ears this Christian character came !
o the end of the way with a faith,
ad, but beautiful, was the parting
Gene as he told them he was going, i
nd it was all right, as it had ever
cen. He was anxious for the COM
ort and rest of the aged wife and
e calmly told them Goodnight"
To this home were born four chill
rem: Charles of Lima, Mrs. May
laynard of the home. Gilbert who
led at the age of six years, and
[rs. Grace Llewellyn also deceased.
here are eight grandchildren,
velye great grandchildren, and
umber of nieces and nephews and
lany dear friends who will greatly
liss him. y
Funeral services were held Mon
ay afternoon at 2 O'Clock, at the
M. P. church, with Rev.
w. Cartwright officiating. with +
arial in the Friends cemetery.
Those from a distance who at
'nded the funeral were: Mr.. and
rs Ed Gamble, Mrs. Chas. De
'eese. Mrs. Irene Price, Salem;
dgar Hollingsworth and wife. Of
dena,. Mr.. and Mrs. L. E Maynard,
incinnati, Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. May ]
ard, Athens, C. M. Maynard, Hunt
gton,' w. Va, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
aynard of Malta, Paul Swinehart, /, {
ew Philadelphia, Mr.. and Mrs. C.;s
Hollingsworth, Mr.. and Mrs.
arold Hollingsworth, Mr.. and Mrs. {
heron Hollingsworth and son
obert, Mrs. Ethel Hollingsworth
I'd Mrs. Kester Of Lima, Mr. and ]
rs. Arthur Vaughn and daughter Z
Mt. Gilead. Mr.. and Mrs. John
lies. Mrs. Ross. Crooksyille. and