Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1933-01-12
Chesterhill

Gerald Ball and family moved
last week into the Mrs. James Price
property on Main street. Mrs. John
Howard and son Bobby are visiting
her parents at Canton. Miss Dor
cthy Young of Broadwell spent the
past week with her sister Mrs. Rose
Hoon. Irwin Clark and wife have
moved from the Mrs. Dollie Trout
property into the late Mrs. Ann Kin
sey property. C. 0. Delhi OF near
Newark returned shere Sunday, after
a two weeks vacation at his home.
j. DR.. A H. Whitacre who has been
i'll the past few days with duo
denal hemorrhage, is much i'm
proved and able to be at his work
again. Mrs. Nettie Calendine who
has been confined to her home the
past week with neuritis, is able to
be out again. Miss Helen Worrall
was a week end guest of her friend
Margaret Stage of Marietta. Joe
Bowman who has been i'll with in
f1uenza is able to be up and around
some j. H. Brooks, teacher in the
Chesterhill schools, who has been
spending the past two weeks with
relatives in Manchester, and Mid
dletown, returned Saturday to take
up his school work. Mr.. and Mrs.
j. L. McKitrick were business call
ers in Columbus. Friday and Satur-
day.. Mrs. III. j. Rardin who has
been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
Rardin of GAINESVILLE the past
month, returned home, Sunday.
H. M. Piatt and wife were Sunday
guests of the latter's mother, Mrs.
Israel, of GAINESVILLE. Miss Gene
We've Patton of New Concord, Eng
lish teacher in the Chesterhill
schools, has been visiting her par
ents the past two weeks. This week
marks the beginning of the second
semester of Chesterhill high school
Three new courses are being offer
ed bookkeeping, world geography
and American statesman. Joe Col
lett, south of Chesterhill, who has
! been in Grant hospital, at Colum-
bus, suffering with fractured leg
was able to be brought home last
week. Lee McElfresh, little son oi
/ Mr.. and Mrs John McElfresh, is
quite i'll with kidney trouble. Mrs
Robert Howard is quite sick with 9
severe attack OF rheumatism and
lumbago. Mr.. and Mrs Frank
| Woodward and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Hunt of Crooksville, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry woodward were Sun
day afternoon guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Woodward Lucille
Grigsby was an over night guest Of
her friend Mrs. Jessie Wood, Tues
| day. John S. Patterson of Colum.
bus spent Sunday with his parents
Carl and Edith Patterson. Friends
study group had an interestin E
meeting Sunday afternoon. The
next meeting is to be held at the
home of Clarence and Bessie Scho.
field, Sunday afternoon, Jan. 20.
Marion township school board hello
a meeting Tuesday afternoon, al
which w. B. Smith was chosen as
president of the board. C. /. Scho
! field vice pres, and Beatrice viii.
| liams, clerk, for the year. w. G
Fawcett was in Columbus Wednes.
day, attending meeting of the
American Merino sheep registry as.
sociation. "A unique quilting party
occurred at the home of Bessie
Schofeld, Wednesday of last week
when seven expert quilters, all be-
| ing aunts of either Mr.. or Mrs
| Schofield, were there. In addition
| two others were present, but nc
mention need be made of the un
| cles, whose efforts were confined tt
the fine lunch served at noon.
| Cuts Foot
| Ross Hoon met with an accident
last week while cutting brush ir
| the woods An ak which he wa.
using slipped, cutting quite a gasf
in his foot, which required severa
stitches. He is getting along very
nicely.
Sunday School Glass Party
Mrs Maggie Wilson and Mrs
Lenore Gibbons entertained at the
Wilson home Friday afternoon, the
Good Will Sunday school class
The meeting opened with a shor1
business session with devotional:
by Mrs. Harley Calendine, after
which an interesting program con
sisting of talks on Kentucky noun
tain missions, by Mabel Worrall
What it was, Mrs. Workman; read
ing, Mrs. Bessie Schofeld. duet
Mrs. Pearl Calendine and Hattie
Kennard; Travelogue on trip tc
Florida, Mrs. Alta Hoon. At tbs
close of the program delightful re
freshments were served by the hos
tesses.