Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-11-14
Deerfeld

MISS Alta OF LdnoSV1llo nave D0ou
visiting, their daughter and sister,
Mrs. Ronald Finley and husband
Rupert Kent and family Of Lemon
Hill were Sunday visitors at Haley
Appleman' S. Several of the ladies
from this vicinity attended the
meeting demonstrating dread MAX
ing" which was held recently at the
M. & M. high school building, and
was conducted by Miss Alma Gar
vim of the home economics extern
sion service in Columbus. All re-
port a fine time, and very interest
ing meeting Mr.. and Mrs. U. E.
Lamb were Sunday visitors with
their son-in-law and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Henderson in Ash
land, and getting acquainted with
their new granddaughter, Janice
Carol, born recently into the Hen
derson home.-The little Misses
Donna Jean and Betty Jane Fitch
relatives at Philo. .--Chas. Huff
mans moved last week from the A.
G.. Masterson farm here, to the N.
G.. Allen house in Sayre. Miss Lo-
rena Greuey has returned home
from Rockiand to assist with the
household duties. Her mother,
Mrs. Lettie Greuey continues in
poor health and Mrs w. H.
Cramblit spent one day last week
in GAINESVILLE, visiting their sister,
Mrs. Margaret Mcdaniel, of McCon-
nelsville, who recently underwent
an operation for appendicitis
Quite few students and parents
from here attended the dedication
of the new high school building in
McConnelsville, Friday evening"
Guy Nixon and family OF Crooks
vile were Sunday visitors with
Mrs. Alice Newton and son Dale
Mrs. Tencie Bankes spent Tuesday
with her mother, Mrs. jamie Crook
Of Portersville. Mrs. Vernie Max
we'll is slowly improving from a Sc
we're siege of digestion.--M and
Mrs. Oscar Glass were recent Wis
itors at Robert McKitrick's, near
mail carrier Edison Black burn has
purchased the Robert Wetherel
farm on Echo Hill.--The masque-
rade party and dance at Elmer Pat
terson's recently, was largely at
tended. Refreshments of fruit and
candy were served, and fine time
reported Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Dea-
yer visited Monday with their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Maris, at
Oil Springs Miss Winnifred War
rem is nursing Russell Williams who
is very sick with typhoid fever at
the home of his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Emmett Williams Of Chester
ill.--Several from here attended
the Democratic meeting in McCon-
nelsville, Monday evening, and en-
joyed the fine program, including a
good speech by Congressman Robert
II. Secrest.- Mr.. and Mrs. S. B.
Price of Wolf Creek were visiting
Tuesday at E. E. Prices s.--Mr. and
Mrs. Theodore Tompkins of McCon-
nelsville spent a part of last week
at the A. C. Warren home.- Mas
from school several days, suffering
with cold and stomach trouble
Mrs. Anna Price entertained the
two sewing clubs recently. There
were Al present to partake of the
bountiful dinner at noon. Two
quilts were quilted on and fine
time is reported by all. Another
very enjoyable day was spent Nov.
Z, when the Sunshine circle club
met with Mrs. Louise Henry. A
bountiful dinner was served to 80.
Two comforts were tied, quilt
quilted on and other useful needle
work engaged in The next meet
ing will be held on Thursday, Nov.
21, with Mrs. Eta Maxwell and
daughter Miss Mabel.-A meeting OF
the executive committee of the
farmers institute of this township
was held recently for the purpose of
matters pertaining to
holding an institute Mr.. and Mrs.
Ronald Finley were recent visitors
with relatives in Zanesville.--Sev-
eral of the neighbors gathered Fri
day evening at the Oscar James
home, welcoming them into the vi
cinity Dale Miller and family and
Wilson and family visited
Sunday at the Cleas Anderson home |
at Portersville.