Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-06-06

Dorothy Wymer, Ruth Danielson
Helen Young, Margie Sewers, and
Ruth Dougan The next meeting
will be at home of Margaret Shook,
June IA, at 2 o'clock. The club
will not take any new members af-
ter June 8.
Marjorie Fawcett and Marian
Shook are spending this week with
Catherine and Julia Marsh at New
Matamoras.
Marvin Clifford and wife visited
Saturday with Mrs. Gifford's broth
er, Virgil Williams, who is in Be-
thesda hospital, GAINESVILLE, recover
ing from an appendicitis operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Ewart and
daughter Phyllis Joan of Stockport
spent Sunday with Chester Ewart
and wife
Mrs. Walter Davis (Gladys Hop
kins) of Brookfeld came Saturday
for a weeks visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Hopkins.
Mrs. Vivian Beihler and daugh-
ter of Nelsonville, and Mrs. Fairy
Beihler and daughter of Roseville
visited last week with their father,
Arthur Startling.
e. N. Williams and wife and Mr..
and Mrs. Ray Williams were in Co
lumbus, Saturday.
Ray Morrison and family and A..
Whitacre of Sycamore Valley were
guests Sunday of DR.. A. FL. Whit
acres. Victor Whitacre who had
been visiting relatives in Monroe
county, returned home with them.
j. w. E. Dunbar and family and
Miss Marian Reed called on rela-
tiyes and friends at Watertown
Sunday afternoon.
Richard Piatt and wife of Zanes-
vile spent Sunday with H. NJ.
Piatt and family.
Mrs Fl. S. Hopkins is spending a
time with her niece, Mrs. Herbert
Baker, and family, of Marietta.
George Gibbons and wife of Ak
ron, who visited at the c. P. Yocom
and E. F. Hodgin homes last week,
returned home Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Arnold and daughter
Joan of Bartlett spent Saturday
with Nellie Grigsby and daughters.
Mrs. R. v. Moody and daughter
Freda and friend of Columbus
spent Saturday at the Thos. Frisby
farm. Mr.. Frisby who has been
looking after his place here the
past few weeks, returned home with
them.
Evert Newburn and wife and Os-
born Smith were Sunday guests of
Herbert Wymer and family at Ia
Dor ridge.
Donna Mae Harris is spending
this week with her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Harris.
Mrs. Alyce Richardson of AL
lance, Neb, who suffered cerebral
hemorrhage last week, is slightly
improved.
In the June issue of Museum
Echoes, published monthly by the
Ohio State Archaeological and His
torical Society, of Columbus, the
natural history department ac-
knowledges with thanks. among
other gifts to the department, that
of VIM H Ewart, of a rare beetle
from Morgan county. Mr.. Ewart is
student at Ohio State university.
Saturday, June 8, at one p. M,
there will be moving machine re-
pair demonstration at the Wilford
Smith place. Everyone interested
is invited The demonstration will
be conducted by ]. w. E. Dunbar.
Mrs. Hannah Woolman of Spur
rier ridge is attending camp meet
ing at Cincinnati She will be gone
ten days.
F. f. A. Activities
A resume of activities of the F.
F. A. chapter here includes meet
ing last November for parents and
initiation of "green hands, with
over 100 in attendance; attending
of annual field day at Carpenter ex-
pertinent farm last fall; the annual
parent and son-parent and daugh-
ter banquet, March 2S, $50 present;
program put on at the local
grange in April; pest hunt contest
with Pennsville, Chesterhill win
ming by few points; carrying out
of F. F. A. projects as to spraying
of orchard, raising vegetables, ETC.;
annual F. F. A. congress and judg-
ing contest at Columbus May 81
June L. J. w. E. Dunbar and Her
bert Davis took seven Of the boys
from here.