Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1934-11-22
Robinson of Otho. Mrs. Robinson
has been in poor health recently.
CheSterhill

at Columbus, Saturday. Mrs. Jen-
ME Dick of Chicago came Monday
for a visit with her mother Mrs.
Louisa Hoon and other relatives.
Her husband plans to come little
later for a visit. DR.. and Mrs. A.
III. Whitacre. Mr.. and Mrs. E. f.
Hodgin and J. C. Ferguson attended
the O. S. U.-Michigan football
game Saturday. Mrs. Wnitacre re-
mained until Sunday evening with
her aunt Mrs. John Sans who is
dangerously i'll Mrs. Abbe Denny
visited from Friday until Monday
with Mrs. Captola McKeown of
Malta. Clyde Bowman and daugh-
ter Mrs. Harry Price and little
daughter Donna Jean of Richland
visited Saturday with H. S. Hopkins
and wife. Mrs. Laura Hammond,
Mrs. S. C. Long and Mrs. D. A. Van
Fossen were in Marietta Saturday.
Miss Catherine McPeak is spend
ing a few days with Mrs. Flora
Roberts of McConnelsville. Mr..
and Mrs. ID. C. Patterson and son
Thomas and Mrs Mary Patterson
and daughter Virgie of East Windsor
called Sunday at Frank Hammond's. S.
w. c.. Embree and family were
Sunday guests of E. J. Embree's..
Hon. G.. H. Dunn suffered stroke
of paralysis Sunday afternoon at
his home, and is in a serious condi-
ton. Ted Dunn of Cleveland is
helping care for him. Gladys John
and son Clayton visited with w. c.
Palmer of Athens. Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Harris are moving into the
Oliver Edgerton property south of
Chesterhill. H. S. Hopkins who
has been quite i'll the past few days
is some improved. Harry Dobbins
and son Alva of Pennsville spent
Sunday with J. A Pickering's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hill spent Sat
urday with Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Ewart of Columbus. Miss Lucille
Grigsby spent Thursday with Mrs.
Florence Bachelor of Pennsville..
Mrs. Ella McPeak visited Sunday
with Mrs. Ella Roberts of McCon
nelsville. Miss Josephine Murphy
student nurse at Bethesda hospital,
GAINESVILLE, visited Mrs. M. D. Cain
one day last week. Wednesday
evening last week the Rebekahs and
Odd Fellows had a get-together
meeting at which so persons were.
present. A short program was rem
dered, after which there were
games and contests. and refresh
ments were served Mrs. Elma Ed
gerton entertained at dinner Tues
day, Mrs. S. B Hopkins, Mrs. Ella
Worthington and Grace and Louisa
Worthington. The w. H. M. S.
meeting was held Friday afternoon,
at Mrs. Maggie Wilson's. After the
devotionals and business a short
program was rendered Articles
were taken to be packed and sent
to the south side settlement at Col
umbus. Refreshments were serv-
were Eva Worthington, Ruth Mil
Ter, Lena Whitacre, Nellie Grigsby.
Faye Davis, Dora Bowman, Marian
Bode, Beulah Fawcett, Thelma
Householder Margaret Wagner,
Alta Hoon, and the hostess Mrs.
Wilson.
Farmers Institute Nov. 27-2S
The farmers institute will be
held in the high school gymnasium,
Tuesday and Wednesday, Nov 27
and 28. Let everyone come and
make this one of our largest insti
tutes A splendid program is being
planned for both days. Mr.. and
Mrs. r. C. Kenny entertained Sat-
urday at dinner, Lloyd Patton and
family, Mrs Elizabeth Thompson
and Miss Edna Patton of South
John Richardson of
Corning is spending a few days
with his sister Mrs. P. e. Berry and
family. Carl Bowman, wife and
daughter Barbara Jean were week |
end guests of Clark Tal5ott's of
Mr.. and Mrs. Merlyn |
McInturf and son Bobby of Sugar
Grove visited last week with c. p. |
Mrs. Carrie Snyder Wis
tied last week with Arthur Embree's |
at GAINESVILLE. Mrs. r. M Talbot |
returned home Sunday after a |
weeks visit with her daughter Mrs.
John F. Reed and family of Toledo. |
Carl Patterson returned the first |
Of the week. after attending meet
ngs of the society of Friends in
Harrison, Jefferson and Belmont |
Mt. Olive Chapter, No.
148, F. & A. M. meeting was held |
evening, with election of |
officers for coming year. Worship
ful Master, J. G. Ferguson; senior
G. j. Bowman; junior war
1en. E. E, McElfresh; senior dea-
con, F. S. Miller; jr. deacon, III. G
Davis; treas, j f. Bowman; sec'y |
G. o. Thomas, and tyler. ]. d. Nc
w. S. Dougan's had as
Sunday guests, j. r. Dougan, Col
nmbus; Mr.. and Mrs. Fred McIn-
turf, Pennsville, and Clifford Dou- |
gan and family of Westland.
School News
Supt. B. e. Workman and r. c |
Kinney attended meeting at Nc
Monday night to help |
form a county debate league. Four |
schools. Chesterhill, Pennsville,
Reinersville and Ringgold. will par
.icipate. The first series will be |
Ian. Is, Jan. 20, and Feb. 5. The
east has been chosen for the grade
,peretta, Sonny of Sunnyside,
which will be given before Christ
mas. Dr. Jessie Smith has given
several good books to the school Ii