Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1934-06-14
Reinersviiic

Dr. Galen Rex is having a bum
galow erected on state route IS,
north of here on the part of the J.
C.. Combs farm that he acquired in
trade of farm land with James
Scott The bungalow is being erect
ed on the site of the former James
Scott home.
Mrs. Viola Grandstaff returned 10
her home in Reinersyille. Sunday,
after having spent week at the
home Of her son Glenn, at his home
| in Amesville, Athens county.
Mrs. Lois Walters and little
daughter Janet returned to their
home in Columbus, sunday. after
having spent a week at the home of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. l..
Hill. and other friends in Reiners-
VILE
Gregg Sealock, from one of the
! CCC camps in Muskingum county.
came Sunday for a visit until the
first OF the week. with his grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sea-
lock. in Reinersyille.
The copious rains of Saturday
and Sunday came as a great relief
to the farmers and gardeners of the
Reinersville vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs Dwight Stephenson
went to Columbus. Sunday, for a
week end visit at the Harold Hill
and Edmond Walters homes, and
with other friends.
The members Of the Reinersyille
NJ. p. Sunday school are preparing
program for a childrens day SER
vice which will be presented on
next Sunday evening, June II. All
are invited to this service.
Many farmers have commenced
moving their first crop Of red clo-
yer which seems to be a very good
crop.
The date given in some Of the
papers circulating here, for the ded-
ication OF the new Caldwell court
house. has been badly mixed. 1t
has been announced for June p,
June % and June IS. so we are not
even certain that it is to be at all.
(Oficial announcement sent TO
the Democrat office. gives the date
for the opening, as June Esd
itor)
Mir. and Mrs. Frank Sea!ock went
to Toronto, Jefferson comfy. last
Saturday. for a week end visit with
their son. Oscar and family They
We're accompanied by their son-in-
law and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Print
Bamield. of near Millgroye, and
the latter's son and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Bamfield, of McCon-
nelsvile
Has Arm Badly Scalded
Mrs. Alta Gorrell had one arm
from the elbow to the points of the
fingers. very badly scalded, few
days ago, when she fell down a
stairway. while carrying tea ket-
tie filled with boiling water
John R. Hill and Nathan Head
ley, medical students, after COM
pleting a years studies at 0. S. T.,
Columbus, accompanied a college
friend to his home in Rhode Island,
for ten days visit before returning
to his home in Reinersville.
Meets Death BY Drowning
Earl Parrish, who resided with
his father, Lee Parrish, on state
route rs, short distance east Of
Sharon, went, with several others of
his vicinity, on a fishing expedition
to the Muskingum river, a short
distance below Relief, last Satur-
day afternoon to remain until Sun
day On Sunday afternoon after |
tiring OF fishing, he was said to be |
wading backward in the water,
when he stepped off rock into a |
hole about Is feet deep. The body |
was recovered in a very short time,
but efforts to resuscitate him prov
ed futile The wife Of the victim
of the tragedy was present and wit
messed the drowning. He was 23
years of age at the time of his
death He and his wife resided at
the home Of his parents and assist
ed with the care of large dairy
herd. Surviving are his wife, his
parents, three sisters and one broth
er. The funeral services were held
afternoon, with interment
in the Sharon cemetery