Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-04-25

WlCH Ii HlemDeFS present. In6
meeting was opened with devotion
ais, followed by business. Plans
were made for the mite box open
ing in May. A program was rem
dered, after which refreshments
were served. Those present were
Beuiah Fawcett, Eva Worthington,
Frances Killie, Ruth Miller, Nettie
Ellis, Jane McInturf, Dora Bowman,
Marian Bode, Maggie Wilson, Sadie
McGirr, Louisa and Alta Hoon.-
Mrs. Anna Doudna and Mrs. Sadie
Barnes who have been spending the
winter with Devere Glassford and
family at Wooster, returned home
Saturday.. C. Hiatt and wife
were Sunday guests of Chas. Orn-
doff and family, at Waterford. Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Kennard and son of
Columbus spent Sunday with Mrs.
Kennard's mother, Mrs. Julia Muir
phey.--Arthur King Of Columbus
was a Sunday guest of his mother,
Mrs. Ida King and Blanche Ridgley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Hale and son
OF Canton were week end visitors at
John McDonald's.- G. Long, wife
and son spent Sunday with Jake
Grosskloss and wife of Bald Eagle.
Robert Williams of Camp Vinton,
Macarthur, and Miss Ruth Smith of
Chauncey, were week end guests Of
e. n. Williams and wife.--The Mar
ion Rebekah and Penn Rebekah
lodges met at Pennsville Thursday
evening, to celebrate the 116th an
niversary of the founding of Odd
Fellowship. Those attending from
here were Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. G. Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. #. Patterson, Mary
Pickering, Emily Kinsey, Jessie
Henery, Alta Reed, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
G. Hiatt and Mrs. Nellie Wood. -
Clarence Wagner of Aliquippa,
Pa, visited Sunday with his father,
A. r. Wagouer.--M and Mrs Will
bur Kennard of Chesapeake, o.,
were week end guests of Leroy Ken
nard s.---Mrs. Lizzie Barnes of
Lima visited the last of the week
with G. J. Hill and wife.
NOTICE
Remember (Thursday) today, is
the last chance to make your alum
nj reservations. Those coming
without reservations may not be
served. Reservations can be made
by telephone, by calling Mary Pick
eTing Starting, Sec'y.
Harold-Bowman
Martin Harold of Amesville, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Harold, and
Miss Mary Edith Bowman, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Bowman, were
married at st. Marys, W. Va, April
II, with Rev ]. w. Dawson officiat-
ing The groom is a school bus
driver of Amesyille. Mrs. Harold IS
a graduate of Chesterhill high
school, class of '33 They were ac-
companied to st. Marys by Reye
Smith of Chesterhill. Their many
friends extend gratulations.
Misunderstanding
Carlos Zumbro, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Zumbro, and Miss Avis
Starting, daughter Of Mr.. Arthur
Startling, were married Saturday,
April 20, at st. Marys, w. Va, with
Rev. J. w. Dawson officiating. The
groom is graduate of Chesterhill
high school, class of '32, and is en-
gagged in farming at the home of his
uncle, P E. Pugh, of Palmer.
While their plans are not definite,
they will live at the Pugh home for
the present. Their many friends
extend congratulations.
School News
A large crowd attended the school,
fair and literary contest, Monday
evening. The literary letters were
presented by Miss Dinsmore to the
following winners: Grafton, Wen
dell Ridgley; essay, Blaine Hart:
humorous reading, Edgar Work
man; piano solo, Dorothy Calen-
dine. Marian McElfresh received a
letter for winning the dramatic
reading in the county oratorical
contest; Rolena Rowland, for the
Prince of Peace defamation; Gale
Price, for debate work, and repre-
senting G. III. s. in the +. f. a. or
atorical contest. Mr.. Seiss present.
ed athletic letters to Clyde Weaver
manager; Dwight Wallace, captain
Earl Cheadle, George Young, Gale
Price, Leonard Wallace, Landor
Long, George Wadaker. Bob Hod-
gin and Bob Faires. Mr. Kinney
presented the debate letters to af-
flrmative, Helen Michener, captain
Ralph Thomas, Clayton John, Ruth
Hale, Clyde Weaver and Nellie
Weaver; negative. Hazel Shook
captain; James Weaver, Melvene
Daugherty, Martha Bowman, John
STROBE and Rolena Rowland.
Commencement exercises were
held at Union hall, Wednesday ev-
ening. with Dr.. Philip Reed, speak
er. The members of the gradual
ing class are as follows: Hazel
Shook, Helen Michener, Melvene
Daugherty, Nellie Weaver, Alice
Newburn, Faye Woodward, Maxine
Starting, Grace Nutter, Clyde Car
penter, Robert Faires, Doyle Love,
John Strobe, Ralph Thomas, Clyde
INnauar and Inhn Wehster