Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1934-03-15
Chesterhill


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day evening near her home, break
ing her left leg between the ankle
and knee.
Mrs. Frank Calendine and MRS
Harley Calendine entertained the
Goodwill Sunday school class, sat
urday afternoon, at the FORMER
home. with Is members present
A. short program was rendered, al
ter which refreshments were serv-
ed. Those present were Alice
Faires. Florence Harmer, Mabel
Bowman, Margaret McKitrick, bes-
sic Schofield, Delphine Shook, Alta
Hoous Faye Davis, Maggie Wilson,
Hffie Michener, Lenore Gibbons ana
Hattie Kennard.
H III. Kaiser's moved from the
c.. @. Crimes farm, Monday, 10
Delaware, where Mr.. Kaiser Will pe
engaged in farming.
Miss Bernice Russell, niece OF
Homer johnson of this place, Is Ill
with appendicitis.
Mrs. Joe Miller and Mrs. Nellie
{,rigsby spent last Thursday with
Mrs, Gladys Davis of Big Woods.
Mrs. Nellie Grigsby and daughter
Lucille entertained at Sunday din
ner. Don Wilson and family, IN
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson S
birthdays.
The play, "The Charming Pre-
tenders sponsored by the Boy
Scouts. was taken to Amesvliie
Saturday evening and presented at
the gymnasium.
r. III. Brooks who has been con-
fined to his home few days wltn
grip is able to be back TO MS
school work.
George Carr attended the funerai
Saturday of his daughter-in-laW,
Mrs. Gus Carr, of Malta.
Mrs. Alta Reed and daughter
Marian and Mrs. Sylvia Long were
in GAINESVILLE, Friday.
Relatives here received word
from Fredericktown, of the illness
of A. F. Smith. who suffered nght
stroke last week, stating he is some
improved.
Mrs. Jane McInturf was a Sun
CAV guest of Mr.. and Mrs. II. ).
Hopkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Williams were
week end guests of George Mercer s
of Crooksville.
Lucille Hodgin who has been
suffering with gathered head IS
better.
The Friends discussion STUDY
group met at the home Of Carl ana
Edith Patterson, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Ball and MISS
Virginia Randall of Neosho FANS
Kan, were called here by the III
ness and death of Mr.. BaNs motn-
er, Mrs. David Coler.
Wayne Blackburn of GainpoHs
spent the week end with Mrs. Jane
Blackburn.
DR.. H. P. Michener attended the
most graduate clinic, Monday, at CO.
1umbus.
H. w. Johnson, wife ana
daughter Janet visited from Friday
until Sunday with j. w. Johnson
and Mr.. and Mrs Patrick Fox OF
Logan
Glassford- -GlassfOrd
Howard Glassford, son OF Mr.
and Mrs. Jay Glassford of Killbuck,
and Leila Glassford, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. P. E. Berry. were
married at st .Marys, w. Va, Mon
day, with Rev. Dawson, Methodis'
minister, officiating. The groom is
a stationary engineer for the Buck
eye Pipe Line company of wooster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glassford left Tor
their home at Wooster, after
wedding dinner at the home OF the
brides parents. Margie Glassfora
will join her parents in the spring
after school.
School Notes
The junior class will present
trhe Bashful Mr.. Bobbs," Saturday
night, March II, at 8 o'clock. The
east. Maxine Startling. Ralph Thom
as, Helen Michener, Faye Wood
ward, Melvene Daugherty, Rev
Harris, Nellie Weaver, Hazel Shook,
Alice Newburn, Clyde Weaver ana
Boyle Love-
Friday night the annual county
eratorical contest will be held at
Deavertown. Each school entered
will be represented by three num-
bers. From Chesterhill, Vera Mich
ener, Eddie Ewart and Thomas
Worrall Others competing will pe
Ringgold, Deavertown and Penns-
Vile.
Mr.. LIE Favor has made the as
signments of parts for the hlgn
school operetta, which will be given |
late in April.
The Excelsior literary society |
will present a program, Friday, at
2.30. The public is invited.
B. E. Workman and family spent
the week end with Mrs. Workman's
mother, Mrs. Frank Sharp OF |
Mrs. Workman re-
mained for a weeks stay.
Lillian Todd who has been con-
fined to her home with heavy cold
the past two weeks, Is improving.
Mrs. Joe Miller and daughter Luz
cille were at Athens, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Dobblns and
son Alva and Mr.. and Mrs. FLOYD !
Devices of Pennsville visited j. A.
Pickering, Sunday.
Mrs. Emaline COler Dies
Mrs. Emaline Coler, who was
born March 30. 1849, died Sunday,