Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-02-07
The Morgan County Democrat McConnee Thursday February

Mrs. w. A. PEBBLES who has beer
Iseriously i'll with gall bladder trou
bic the past few days, is somewhat
Improved.
Mrs. C.. r. Schofield entertained
at her home Friday the W. CT. u
| The meeting was opened with deyo-
tionals, followed by an interesting
program along the lines Of Victory
day and Frances Willard. Refresh
ments were served. Thirteen mem
bers and two visitors were present:
Hattie Dougan, Florence Workman
Maggie Wagner, Nellie Wood
Grace Worthington, Edith Patter-
lson, Faye Davis, Gladys Nutter
Matte Zumbro, Eva Worthington
Hcttie woodward, Emily Kinsey
Matte Wood and Georgia Ferguson
| w. b. Smiths have rented the
Dale Lochary house, where they will
live for a month Or so, until Roy
Smith who is building new house
can get it completed.
Hobart North of Sharpsburg NOV
cd last week into the Sara Doudna
property on Mill street, recently va
Gated by James Carpenter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myrkle Triplett and
son arc spending some time witt
Mrs Triple It's father. Jas Davis, al
lPennsville.
| Mrs. Franz Wanless of near
| lAmcsyilIe spent Sunday with hel
daughter. Mrs. Roy Smith.
J. IL. Goddard Improving
/ j. B. Goddard who underwent al
operation al Memorial hospital
Marietta, Tuesday of last week, fol
mastoid trouble, is somewhat i'm
proved.
Mrs. II. A. Triplctt is suffering
with tonsillitis.
Miss Betty Fem Of Marietta, who
has been visiting her aunt Mrs
Marian Bode, returned home, las
week
Mrs. Carrie Snyder left Sunday
for visit with her daughter Mrs
Arthur Embree and family, a
GAINESVILLE.
Miss Hattie Ollie of Layman wa!
an over night guest Of Mrs. Nettit
Calendine, Friday.
Mrs. Minta Thomas entertained
at her home, Monday evening, tht
Fortnightly literary club.
Mrs. T. J. Newburn Very III
| Mrs. T. J. Newburn is seriousl.
i'll, and is threatened with pneu
monia. Miss Anna Mcbride of Nc
Connelsville is the nurse in charge
Mr.. and Mrs. r. C Kenney enter
tanned at their home Wednesday o
last week. with a six o'clock dinner
Harley Seiss, C. o. Delhi, Josephine
Smith and Helen Dinsmore.
DR.. and Mrs. A. III. Whitacre en-
tertained with a six O'Clock Dime
Friday, Mr. and Mrs. S. c.. Long an
sons Layton and Landon.
Mrs. Linnie Carpenter is movin
from GAINESVILLE into part of th
VIM. Snyder house.
The Parent-Teacher associatio
will go to Pennsville Tuesday even
ing, Feb. II, where they will put o
the program for their association
1t is hoped that goodly numbe
will go from here.
II Miss Lena Faye Smith of Penn
, vile spent the week end with he
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Howar
! Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myrlin McIntul
! and son Bobbie of Sugar Grove, an
Mrs Halle Sapp and children c
Bartlett visited Wednesday of las
week with C. P. Bowman and wife
Miss Maude Bowman returned hom
with the McInturfs.
j. A. Pickering and wife spen
Sunday with Harry Dobbins an
. son Alva of Pennsville.
. Fred Richards left Sunday fo
Gallon, where he has employment.
Mrs. Lizzie Barnes left Tuesda
for her home in Lima, after a tw
weeks visit With G. j. Hill and wifi
and Emily and Minta Kinsey.
Mrs Effie Ball and Mrs. Glady
Davis spent last Thursday with Mrs
Gerald Ball.
Mrs. Sadie Gilpen who has bee,
i'll with gall bladder and hear
trouble, is some improved.
The Chesterhill chapter of the T
F. A. met at the home of their su
pervisor j. r. W. Dunbar, Frida
evening, with 80 persons present
The meeting was opened with tn
business part, followed by pro
gram and social hour A good tim
was had by all.
Smith Huntington and wife Ger
trude McDonald) of Tulsa, Okla
have returned to their home, after
weeks stay with John Mcdonald
and wife.
Mrs. Georgia Ferguson of Will
Jamestown spent a few days las
week with her son Clifford Fergu
son.
School Notes
| Pennsville won the basketball
game here Friday night, by large
score. The local F. f. A. lost thu
game with Pennsville F. F. A.
A representative Of the STANDARD
Oil Co. presented talking motion
picture at the high school, Monday
Ishowing scenes of historical interes