Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1933-03-02
Morgan County Democrat


earl '-orth. and daughter. Maggie
Metcalf.. J, Maggie Medley, Irma Coul-
son, Edith Wood, AMY i Dougah,
frankie Hilaman, Mrs. Jno. Metcalf,
Mrs. Dale Wallace and son Byrl. A
bounteous dinner was served at
noon ty, the hostess. ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lantz enter
tanned with six o'clock chicken
dinn Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. B. o.
Roberts, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Paul Has
kins and daughter Dorothy, Miss
Lucille Wood and Orton and Wilda
Lantz.
Dean Benjamin of o. S. u, and
Paul Burcher of O. u, spent over
Sunday at their respective homes
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Smith and Mr..
and Mrs. Dalton Dougan motored to
Frazeysburg, Sunday, and spent the
day with Ivan Stokes and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Carr and
two children of Logan were Satur-
day night and Sunday visitors of
tuelT parents mere, anu dl hoosleI-
Vile.
Harry Mcdaniel who has blood
poisoning in his arm, was taken to
Memorial hospital, last Friday, and
is responding to treatment very
nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Pickering,
Mortin Hunter and daughter Alice
of Lancaster spent Sunday with the
formers son Harold Pickering and
family
Sunday visitors of their sons Riley
and family Of McConnelsville, and
Ernest and family of Malta, and at
tended meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Williams were
Sunday visitors of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Benjamin and son Ralph of
McConnelsville.
Mrs. Dwight Graham and son Bob
by spent last Wednesday with Mr.
and Mrs. Robt Newsom and son of
Stockport.
Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Mercer and
Mrs. Mary Choguill were Sunday
dinner visitors of Mrs. Eva Worth
ington of Chesterhill.
Miss Louise b. Shaner of Wash
ington, D. c., arrived Sunday to
spend a few weeks with her sister
Mrs A. j. Monroe
Pennsville County Champions
The Pennsville Green and White
Dragons" again proved their super
ability on the basketball floor by
winning the tournament at McCon-
nelsville.- The Penn boys nosed ont
Stockport Saturday afternoon, 36-35.
Pennsville jumped into an e~rly
lead, but trailed 23-17 at the half
With As seconds to play Stockport
led $3.50, but the "Green and
White" put on additional steam and
emerged victorious. Hooper and
McInturf led the Penn scorers, while
Blackmer and Wilcox led Stockport
On Saturday night Pennsville easily
defeated Reinersville, 48-11, in the
championship game Coach McIn-
turf used his entire squad. Hooper
and Dougan led the Penn scorers,
while Murphy led Reinersville. This
is the last Morgan county tourna-
ment for Captain James Dougan,
forward, and Delmar Able, center,
but it has been glorious one for
them. Both boys played fine basket
ball and the tip off was always con-
trolled by Able. These boys have
played fine basketball all season.
which has made possible the new
record of Pennsville Hi. The Penns-
vile Hi boys closed their season
with II wins out of 18 games They
lost only two games to county
teams and won II. This is one of
the finest records for the Green
and White"
Pennsville Hi alumni won the
alumni county championship by de-
feating Deavertown 25-13, Saturday
and Chesterhill Saturday
night 22-17. This team composed
Of William White, Ralph Wagner,
Wayne Geddes, Clyde Williams,
John Hilaman, Ray Coler and Dale
Newsom have shown splendid bas-
5etball all season, and were easily
he favorite for the championship, |
which they won with fine playing.
The honor roll for the Penn town
ship high school for the month of
January is as follows: WILDER Will
son AS, 2 BIS; Lulu Abel 3 AS, l |
B; Floyd Abel A's, / B; Howard |
Hooper 3 AS, / B; Harry Reed 2 |
As, 3 BIS: Alice Heskett, 2 AS, 2
3's; Doris Geddes, 2 AS, BIS:
Josephine Hooper AS, 2 BIS.