Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-08-22

Mr. and Mrs. Elmer c. Henderson
| and daughters Dorothy and Jean
Columbus, spent Sunday at the
Henderson-Risberg home.
Miss Winifred Scott, Sonora
route, is here for visit with hel
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Johr
Anderson and other relatives and
friends at her old home.
Mrs. Harry Campbell (Alta Fin
| ley) is at Columbus for treatment.
Meigs, Ohio,
August IT, 1885.
My Dear Willie: II take my per
in hand to let you know l am well
Perhaps l have missed much il
life, viz, operations for appendi
citis, tonsils, and so forth, hair
bobs, permanents, wave sets. What
we started to say, we notice where
folks are getting married in gar
dens. If anyone wanted to get tied
up in ours they would need gum
boots.-Your Aunt Sarah Ann.
Sines-Yauger Reunion
In spite of rain, floods and the
fact that the Meigs correspondent
announced that the Sines-Yauger
reunion was called off, they held it
at Athens Sunday, Aug. II, as
previously announced The West
Virginia folks We're on the ground
before the Ohio ones arrived We
have had the pleasure of attending
enough of these events to know
that we. can say wonderful reun-
ion, a good time and so on, even
though we did not get there. In
N
Oldest married couple, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jas. SInes; largest family, Mr.. AMI
Mrs. j. G. Kinzel; coming longest
distance, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Work
man, Pennsville, N. j.; large boys
foot race, Lionel Sines; small boys
foot race, Leonard j. Kinzel; wom-
ems foot race, Mrs Raymond Sines:
Oldest person on ground, Mrs. Mary
Dawson, rs; youngest person, Car
olyn Wartenburg, six months: large
girls foot race, Natalie Kinzel;
small girls foot race, Lois Marie
Wartenburg mems foot race, Dar-
rel Fultz-Mr Fultz is son of
John Fultz who captured Pretty
Boy Floyd. The dinner, having been
there on other occasions, and not
this time, We would rather you
wouldn't talk about it. We find
the following names on the regis
ter: Mr.. and Mrs. j. G.. Kinzel,
Salineville; Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Sines, Eileen and Elma, Mr.. and
Mrs Clarence Sines and son Don
aid, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Durham, Mr..
and Mrs. John Sines, Mrs. Mary
Dawson, Leon, w Va: Mr.. and
Mrs. Milton Mallery, Miss Bess NAL
lery, Mrs. Mary E. Lambert, South
Charleston; Mrs. Jas. Green, Joe E.
Longfield, Detroit, Mich; Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Workman adm son James,
Pennsville, N. j.; Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Beckwith, Parkersburg, w.
Va; Mrs. John Fultz and son Dar-
rel, daughters Anna and Pride,
WellsVille, o.; Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
ard Kinzel and children Natalie,
Maud and Leonard, jr., Mr.. and
Mrs. D. T. Wartenburg, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fritz Wartenburg and children
Patty, Lois and Evelyn, Mrs. B. B.
Mallery, Racine, O.; Mrs. Lena
Thomas, Mt. Alto, w. Va; Mr.. and
Mrs. Jas. Sines, Miss Agnes Sines,
Lionel Sines, Mr.. and Mrs. Hobart
Sines, Anna May, Stella Fay, jose
phine, Hobart, jr., and Betty Lou
Sines, Miss Gladys Fauber, Mill
wood, w. Va; Mr.. and Mrs. john
Hunt and son Rutherford, Cottage
vile, w. Va; Mrs. Catherine
Haynes and children Anna, Martha
and Charles Hottinger, Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Roberts and children
Teresa, Deane, Oscar and Chris
tine, Mrs. Harry Robb and daugh-
ters Norma Jean and Donna Lee,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Sines, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Parmiter and son Rob-
ert, Kenneth McPeak, Mrs. By
anthia Baker, McConnelsville; Mrs. |
Myrtle Green and son Elbert, Lis
bon; Mr.. and Mrs. John Kay and
son Henry, South Side, w. Va; J. |
M. Yauger, Beech Hill, w. Va; Mr.. |
and Mrs. Roy Yauger and daughter |
Clara Catherine total of Sc The !
next reunion will be held at Evans
fair grounds, Jackson county, West
Virginia, the second Sunday in Aug |
ust, 1885. Let's go. Stella Sfnes,
President; Grace Hunt, Sec'y.