Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1934-10-04

J her sister Miss Bernice McPeak at
Crooksville.
Mrs. Nina Zimmerman of Well
ington is visiting her mother Mrs.
LYDIA Price. Mrs. Price who has
been visiting her sister Mrs. Emma
Shook who has been quite i'll with
stomach trouble, was able to be
taken to the home of her daughter
Mrs Jesse Kirkbride, at Elliott,
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Bowman, Max
Bowman and Mrs. Dale Lochary re-
turned to their home Saturday, af-
ter few days trip to the Century
of Progress.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe A. Miller spent
Sunday with Miss Lucille Miller of
GAINESVILLE.
Elijah Funk and three boys of
Bartlett visited Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Carr.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. P. Bingham and
son of Nelsonville spent Sunday
with P. C. Worrall and family.
John Patterson, wife and daugh-
ter of Columbus, spent Monday with
Carl and Edith Patterson. Mr.. Pat
terson returned home Tuesday. Mrs.
Patterson and daughter remaining
for few days stay.
Carl and George Patterson were
business callers at Columbus one
day last week.
Abraham Carr Passes .tway
Mr.. Abraham Carr who was born
| in Penn township. Oct. II, 1855
passed away Sunday evening, Sept
so. 1884, at the home of his daugh-
fer Mrs. Floyd Newland at Well
ington, O., following a several
months illness of toXemia. Mr.. Carr
was IS years old, and was the sor
| of Abraham and Mary Carr, and
was of family of 13 children, five
Of whom survive. He was married
to Miss Emma Woolman, Dec. 5
1884, She passed away seven years
ago. Mr.. Carr was member OF the
| Christian church at Antioch, anc
Mt. Olive lodge, No. 14s, F. & A
M. He is survived by four children
dennis Carr of Chanute, Kan.
Earl, of Stockport; Mrs. Virgi
Lochary, McConnelsville, and Mrs
FLOYD Newland of Wellington; tw(
brothers and three sisters-Georgt
Carr, Chesterhill; Richard Carr, Ma
/ rietta: Mrs Hannah Archer, Penns
Vile; Mrs Laura Pidgeon, Penns
Vile, and Mrs. Mary Doan Of Ches
terhill Funeral services were helt
| Wednesday afternoon at the Faw
cett funeral home, with the Masonl
| order and Rev. Mr.. Householder il
charge, with burial at Chesterhill.
Mrs. Will Corner of Beverly wa
a Sunday guest of her sister, Mis-
Grace Piatt.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Fl. Quimby an
family of Waterford spent Sunda,
with J. c. Hiatt and wife.
DR.. A. H. Whitacre attended
medical meeting at Nelsonville
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray McCune an
family of Athens visited Sunda
with Mrs. Margaret johnson.
G. P. Yocom and wife and e. F
Hodgin and wife spent Sunday i
Columbus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Talbot an
son Lee of Lancaster spent fe'
days last week with Mr.. and Mrs
R. M. Talbot.
| J. V. Shook who is employed wit
the Hopewell Gas company a
Somerset, spent the week end wit
his family here.
DR.. A. H. Whitacre and wifi
were Sunday evening callers of II
J. Brooks of Reinersville. and Har
ry Fast's of McConnelsville
Sunday, Oct Z, is rally day at tn
M. E. church Let everyone com
| out and make this the biggest rail-.
| day we have had There will be
| special program.
| Music Recital
| The following recital was givel
by the pupils of Mrs. H. P. Michen
er at her home, Saturday evening
| Sept. %: Piano duet, "Here Come
| the Parade" Anna Mae and Jaunit;
Schofeld; piano solos, "a Fair.
Tale" and chapel in the Noun
tains," Wilson, Maude Bowman
| Priscilla Week was presented a.
follows: Sunday. Jean Steffy; Mon
day, Dolores Hallowell; Tuesday
Pearl Northrup; Wednesday, Chris
tine Van Dyke; Thursday, Rutl
| Dugan; Friday, Charline Thomas
| Saturday, Faye Steffy; cornet solo
Spring Song" Clayton John; pi-
ano solo, "Fairy Wedding waltz
Charline Thomas; piano solo, spin
| ming Wheel" Martha Bowman; vo
| cal solo, "Neapolitan Nights Mrs
B. E. Workman; piano solo, "Drean
| of YOUTH Vera Michener; piano
solos, "Heathen Rose "Sauge Blue
Eyed Violets," Ford, Christine Val
Dyke: piano solo, ITO Springtime,
| Anna Mae Schofeld; piano solos
Sunset In the Mountains" Life II
| Spring" Marjorie Mendenhall; pi
ano solos, Russian Dance" SWAY
ing Daffodils," Bob Faires; pian'
| solo, Evening Nocturne," Vergeel
Miller; piano solo, "Serenade Bar
carolle," Juanita Schofield; saxo
phone solo, Little Boy Blue Mar
iorie Fawcett; quartet, "Be GLAD
Be Kind" Dorothy Calendine, Haze
Shook, Clayton John, Bob FalreS
Following the recital, refreshment
of ice cream and cake were serve
by Mrs. Michener. Thirty person
were present, including parents an