Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1933-03-16
Chesterhill !

family Of Frazeysburg, Paul Znmbro
of Columbus, and Mr.. and Mrs. Rus
sell (Dock) NORM and family of
Newark, were Sunday guests of S. B.
Zumbro and family.
Mrs. c. D. Zumbro of Ravenna is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. e. B. Doan. Mr.. Doan who has
been in failing health, does not i'm
prove as his many friends would
like.
Mrs. B. G Hoon, Mrs. J. H.
Brooks, Mrs. Carl Bowman and Mrs.
J. F. Bowman will entertain the w.
H. M. S. with silver tea at the
home of Mrs Hoon, Friday after
noon. Each member of the society
is to bring guest.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Killie
March 49, nine pound son. Mrs.
Eva Randall is caring for mother
and baby.
G. ]. Hill and wife and Misses
Emily and Minta Kinsey were Sun
day dinner guests of H. G. Davis
and family.
The Chesterhill P. T. A. has been
postponed until Monday evening
March 20, on account of the high
water. Stockport P. T. A. will come
to Chesterhill, where they will fur
nish the program.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mills
Saturday, March IL, son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Robinson
and son of Akron spent a few days
last week with Earl Woodward and
family.
Miss Blanche Schtfield, teacher in
Friends Boarding School at Barnes.
vile, spen: the week end with C. l.
Schofield and family.
Mrs. A. H. Whitacre who has been
i'll with laryngitis the past few days,
is improved ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Hoon and two
children were Sunday guests Of Joe
Young and family, of Broadwell.
Frank Woodward, wife and baby
of Crooksville, were Sunday guests
of E. M. Woodward and family.
Good Will Class Party
Mrs. Alice Faires and Mrs. Mabel
Bowman entertained the Good Will
school class at the Faires
home, Saturday afternoon. After
the business part of the meeting,
games and contests were enjoyed,
after which delightful refreshments
were served. Those present were
Florence Harmer, Alta Hoon, Le-
more Gibbons, Delphine Shook, Bes-
sic Schofield, Blanche Schofield,
Marie Brooks, Lucille Hodgin, Dor
othy Schofield, Hattie Kennard,
Marcella Newburn. Margaret McKit-
rick, Margaret and Pearl Calendine,
Mabel Worrall, Beatrice Williams,
Faye Davis. Blanche Randall, Ber-
.ha Teeters, and hostesses Alice
Faires and Mabel Bowman
Joe Miller and wife spent Sunday
With Mrs Miller's aunt, Mrs. Robert
Griffith, OF Crooksville.
Last Wednesday being Don Will
sons birthday, Mrs. Ruth Miller and
>Ia11;a Nriuchu apd oir1c tnol> ,uo11
illed baskets in at the noon hour, to
'emind him Of his birthday A very
enjoyable time was had.
The people from here and the sur
places who were in the
California earthquake district we're
Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Fawcett, Mr.
md Mrs" Arthur Dutton, Mrs.
Blanche McGrew and son, Ella Ad-
lis, Long Beach; Jesse Mercer and
amily, Bertha and Blanche Piatt,
frank Atkinson and wife, Chas.
and family, Harold Adds
md family, Nathan De Weese and
amily, William Fawcett, John
Parker and wife, Mrs. Minta Park
#, and Thomas Parrey, brother Of
Mrs. Ruth Miller.
Mrs. j. B. Goddard received word
rom Mrs. D. p Gardner saying that
IL were well only Merrill who is
cry sick with the measles. She
writes that they like their new home
Inc. ,fp,fg
Mrs. Roy Rardin of Parkersburg,
v. Va, who spent the past week
With Mrs. H. j. Rardin, and other
elatives here, returned to her home
sunday
The Chesterhill high school de-
ating team has been having a very
usy season, having competed with
he Pennsville, Deavertown and Ma
ietta high schools on the following
uestion: Resolved, that at least
ne-half of all state and local rev.
ndes should be divided from
ources, other than tangible prop
rty. The Chesterhill affirmative
onsists Of Helen Worrall, Margaret |
hook, Addie Ewart and Hazel !
hook. Negative. Martha Calendine,
Iary Louise Walsh and Charlie |
Pennsville affirmative VS..
'hesterhill negative, at Pennsville, |
'eb. 20, won. Pennsville negative
s. Chesterhill affirmative, at Ches-
srhill, Feb. 20. won Marietta af-
rmative VS.. Chesterhill negative. at
hesterhill, March I, lost. Chester