Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-03-28
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Mrs. Naomi Morrison died Satur.
day afternoon at O'Clock, at the
home of her parents, Charles and
Inez McNally Price, near Elliott
! following an illness from periton-
| it's She was % years of age. She
| is survived by her parents, husband
baby son five weeks of age; two
brothers, Howard and Harold; three
half sisters, Mrs Mary Adrian OF
Chillicothe; Mrs. Leila McNally and
Mrs Wilhemina Dawson, near the
home. Funeral services were held
Tuesday afternoon at one o'clock
at Mountville church, with burial
at Mountville.
Robert Wells is not so we'll
again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Hummel at
tended the funeral of Mrs. Belle
Walpole, last Thursday.
Mrs Vernie Appleman and son
Teddy of Triadelphia spent Satur-
day at f. A. Dawson's.
Friends in this vicinity of Mrs.
Mary Ellis were saddened to hear
of her death which occurred last
Friday night at o'clock, from an
illness of tuberculosis. She was the
daughter of Charles and Ella Reed
Morris, who survive, and was A
years of age in January Her hus-
band, Howard Ellis, and one broth
er Earl, preceded her in death. Flu
neral services were held at the home
Monday afternoon at one o'clock.
conducted by Riley w. Price, with
burial in Chesterhill cemetery.
Lyle Carpenter and family were
Sunday supper guests at Frank
Dawson's.
The next meeting of Westland
grange viii be Friday evening, April
IL.
Mrs. Harold Embree has been
having tonsillitis. Her daughter
Miss Shirley Smith is recovering
from chickenpox.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred McInturf and
son William spent Saturday night
and Sunday at Leonard Niceswang-
er's of Marietta.
Mrs Anna Miller spent Monday
evening at Henry AbePs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Knight of
Columbus were Saturday night and
Sunday visitors at +. j. Strode's.
A. w. Embree lost a horse last
week.
Mrs. Blanche Daugherty spent
Thursday at Web McPeak's. Mrs.
Ida Boyd and Mrs. Pearl Fonner
were afternoon visitors.
Miss Jean Miller spent Sunday
night at Clyde Anderson's.
Kenneth Benjamin spent Friday
evening with George, Albert and
Richard Abel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Hummel of
Columbus were Saturday night and
Sunday visitors at Web McPeak's.
Lloyd Abel and daughter Eleanor
of McConnelsville and Miss Olive
Abel were Sunday evening callers
at Henry Abeps.
Orin Abel lost a cow last week.
A veterinary was called to Frank
Daugherty's, Sunday, to see a sick
horse.
Marion Beach is recovering from
pneumonia. Mrs Leora Bingham
is now caring for him.
Clyde James spent Saturday af
ternoon at Henry Abels.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Miller were
business callers in McConnelsville,
Monday.
Sunday visitors were: Gus Abel
and family of McConnelsville, at
Orin Abel's: Clark Fonner and fam
lily at James Boyd's; Mrs. George
Benjamin and son Stanley at Estel
Dawson's; Vernie Appleman, Mr.
and Mrs. Dale muse and son Rich
ard at Frank Dawson's; Harold
Harris and family at Frank Mil
ler's; Harold Best and family, Rob
ert Tignor, Howard and Donald
Davis at Henry Abel's; Elbert Will
son and family of McConnelsville
and Mrs. Ethel Benjamin at Paul
Wells; Frank Nolan, Ray Black
at James Boyds; Mrs. Lizzie Black
and Mrs. Frank Hooper of Malta at
A. w. Embrees.
Thos. Tignor of White Cottage
and Miss Alta Metz of GAINESVILLE
were Saturday visitors at Harvey
Greenhouses.
Mrs. Ed Griest of Hopewell re-
turned home Saturday, after help
ing care for Mrs. George Shanks.