Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-02-28
Meigs
Mrs Harry Campbell was Co
lumbus visitor, Friday.
Mary f. Parmlter

Mrs. Harry Campbell was a Co
lumbus visitor, Friday.
| Mary f. Parmiter
After years Of practice, we find i
| still hard to pencil the things W.
feel when friend passes. AS il
| the case of our good friend Mary
e. Parmiter. Lib" and "Mary
Lib as she was known, was goot
wife, mother, grandmother, neigh.
Dor and friend. AS announced in
last weeks Democrat, the funeral
was held Saturday afternoon at the
home, with Rev. J. A. Goddard, q
friend and former neighbor, preach
ing the sermon from the text 1st
Cor, 18th chapter, goth verse. Rev
J. D. Keller read the scripture les
son, and offered prayer. Mr.. and
Mrs. H. II. Richey, Mrs Margaret
Spillman and E. w. Flanders sang
'tWhat Friend 'tUnder His Wing
I'm Abiding" and God Will Take
Care of YOU The two sons and
their wives, and daughter and hus-
band served as pail bearers In ad-
dition to what was said in the last
Parmiter were married Dec. 81,
1879. They first lived in a house
on the home farm Of Mr.. Parmiter's
father, Reuben Parmiter; then NOV
ed to the farm on Emery ridge. AT
ter the death of Mrs. Parmiter's
mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Parmiter
moved in with the latters broth
ers, George and John Mcdowell,
and cared for them until their
deaths.
Mrs. J. A. Goddard and son Sam
uel accompanied Mr.. Goddard here
Friday, and visited Mrs. Goddard $
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. .Sheri-
dan. On their return to their home
who had been here for some time,
accompanied them home.
Lyle Carnes of Camp Pike CCC,
spent Friday night and Saturday
with his mother, Sadie B. Carnes
Before you read this, the S. w.
Scott family will be domiciled in
their new home at Adamsville.
Miss Lois Oglevee is reported as
much improved.
The Dionnes will not come to
Meigs, but the grange will put on a
play.
Perhaps we don't see it right, but
it seems to us that it is harder to
be failure than a success. May
hap it's the way things happen. The
ace is bigger than the king any
place, anywhere. But five in Can
ada means more than six, eight or
IA anywhere in all the world 1t
may be concentration. What's the
use to think. That causes one to
worry,-your hair to lose it's color,
and to lose it's footing, and slip
away So we will continue to push
one pencil and let the world go by.
Fred Kalb and family received a
telephone message Sunday, telling
of the death of their nephew and
cousin, Dale Taylor, of Marietta.
Mr.. Taylor, 80, leaves a wife and
little daughter. Mr.. Taylor was
manager of a filling station at Ma
rietta for Dean Sarver, who is a pa
tient at Rocky Glen. Mr.. Taylor's
death followed a brief illness with
pneumonia. Besides his wife and
daughter, he is survived by his par
ents, Walter Taylor and wife, two
brothers and three sisters Mr.
Kalb, daughter Margaret and son
Robert attended the funeral Tues
day.
E. A. CASTOR does not improve as
his friends would have him.
Mr.. and Mrs. BaZ Wells were at
Malta, Sunday, helping Mrs. Ev-
erett Wells celebrate her birthday.
Only immediate members of the
family were present. The dinner
was a big feature Mrs. Wells
mother, Mrs. Allie Moore, present
ed her with a quilt which the for
mer had pieced 80 years ago.