Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-01-17
Reinersyiiiin.

Miss Della Beckett who had been
at the Combs home in Reinersville
for quite a while, left few days
ago, going to Chandlersville.- "A
representative of the Ohio Power
company visited Reinersville last
week, making survey of the possi-
bilities for the construction of line
through here, which possibly would
be extended on to Caldwell. The
lighting system certainly would be
quite an advantage to the citizens
of Reinersville, and all along the
line, if the requirements and ex-
pense of connecting up are made
satisfactory Fire, which broke out
at 3 o'clock Sunday morning, in a
garage back of the Building &
Loan company lot. on North street,
Caldwell, burned out the telephone
cables and wires of the Ohio Asso-
ciated Telephone company, which
crossed the alley at that point,
which caused all the business houses
and homes to be without telephone
1t was thought the service would be
restored by Tuesday or Wednesday.
donald Baker has bought proper
ty in Cabinville, and has moved his
family to that place. We under
stand the move is made for the ben
eft of his wife's health MIR. and
Mrs. Frank B. Long and daughters
Marguerite and Vivian of Alex
andria, Licking county, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Leslie Tennent of Neelyville,
were callers at the home of the
writer, Saturday afternoon.--Mr
j. H. Brooks, who went to the home
of her father, Mr.. Rowland, at Man.
chester, during his sickness and
death, returned to the Brooks home
in Reinersville last Saturday. She
was accompanied by her brother,
who will remain for visit.--Mr.
and Mrs. Glenn Grandstaff of Ames-
vile, Athens county, were Reiners.
vile visitors, last Sunday. The first
and second degrees will be exempli-
fed at the next regular meeting of
Manchester grange, which will oc-
cur on Saturday afternoon, Jan. 26,
Let the members be present. THE
evangelistic services at the M. P.
church here started last Sunday ev-
ening, and will probably continue
through the coming two weeks. A
singer is here to assist with the mu-
sic, and a young man who is study
ing for the ministry, will assist with
the preaching part of the time at
least. .-Dorsel Kincaid, who was laid
off from his work for three weeks,
has been called back to Mansfield.
and will continue the work. He left
for Mansfield last Sunday afternoon.
The basketball game which was
to have been played last Friday ev-
ening in the gym here, between
Pennsville high and Reinersville
high, was called Off on account of
sickness There seems to be quite a
bit of sickness in the schools here
either flu or grip-many of the
pupils being out Of school for sew
eral days past.
Harley HI. Parks Meets Tragic Death
Harley III. Parks, aged about 60
years. a leading citizen Of Sharon
township, was killed at about nine
O'Clock last. Thursday evening, when
the car in which he was riding,
turned over on the road between
Charlottesville and GAINESVILLE, about
six miles west OF the latter place.
Parks with John G. McGlashan,
Caldwell, w. M. Hesson, Sarahsville,
and Cash Iams. near Sharon, had
been to Columbus at a meeting of
the Ohio Good Roads federation
and was on the return trip. It
seems that something broke about
the car which caused it to turn
over. None of Parks companions
seemed to be much injured. The fu-
neral service for the deceased was
held in the Presbyterian church at
Sharon on Sunday afternoon, with
interment in the Sharon cemetery.
The deceased leaves his wife, three
daughters and one son, also his
aged father, who is 81 years of age,
and the oldest-man In Noble county:
also three brothers and one sister.