Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1935-10-10
Pennsville

The Rebekah school Of instrnc-
ton of the 53rd district will be
held at Pennsville, Oct. IT. Dinner
| will be served at six o'clock. The
| Cross Bearers Sunday school class
| met with Mr.. and Mrs. Roy New
man, last Friday evening. Assistant
Maynard After the business ses-
sion, a wiener roast was enjoyed; !;
also cookies, pickles and coffee
were served to about 80 members.
- Mrs. Edith Harkins returned
| home Sunday, after spending the
past week with relatives in Law
| renee county.--Mr. and Mrs. Dana
| Syphers Of PEBBLES were over Sun
| day visitors of their parents here.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Lantz and two
children spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Forrest Dye of Rinard' S
| Mills. Chas. Mendenhall who has
been in Memorial hospital, suffer-
| ing with broken leg, received
when an auto struck him, was able
to be brought home Thursday, and
is resting very comfortably. His son
Paul, near Cleveland, spent Sunday
here.--W. D. Dougan and father j.
| F. Dougan attended the Coshocton
Ifair, last week.-Mrs.. B. o. Roberts
who was quite i'll with kidney trou-
Bile the latter part Of last week, is
improving slowly. Her mother, Mrs.
Robert Miller, and Miss Dorothy
D9ugan are with her. Mr.. and
Mrs. Dalton Dougan an0 children,
Mrs. Amanda Smith, and VIM.
Schofield and son Billy were Sun
day dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Vana Dougan.-A very pleasant sur
prise dinner was given in honor OF
Ted Hilaman, Monday evening, at
! 6 O'Clock, reminding him OF his
birthday. Those present were Mrs.
Ollie Roush and son and daughter
Of Oak Hill, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Hilaman, Wood Hilaman and fam
lily, and Worth Hilaman and daugh-
ters, the honor guest and Mrs. Hila-
man and son Teddy.--Mr. and Mrs.
John Hilaman and Mrs. Raymond
Calendine and son of McConnels-
Vile were Sunday visitors OF Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Hilaman.--Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Parker, Wilson Thompson
and Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Hiatt were
Sunday dinner visitors of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Williams.--Mrs. Bertha
Williams and Lucy Dougan called
on Miss Bess Bingham, Sunday ev-
ening. Mrs Lena Murphy is spend
ing a while with Mr.. and Mrs. Jap
Hiatt of Chesterhill. l.--Jesse Hooper
and wife. C. O. Graham and wife,
Floyd Devices and wife, F. A. Daw-
son and wife and Mrs. Virgia Ken
nard attended the Odd Fellows and
Rebekah called meeting at Column
bus, Saturday afternoon ana even
ing. The Detroit, Mich, degree
team put on the work for 81 candl-
dates. Mr.. Fred Matson and son
Frederick of indianapolis arrived
here Monday for weeks visit with
relatives. Monday they visited with
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Van Fosseh'
Other guests were Miss Pauline
Gillespie and Miss Amanda Matson.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ham ano
children of Canton were over sun
day visitors of her parents.--M MISS
| Eva Louise llewellyn of Columbus
| and Mr.. Rardin spent Sunday WIN
| Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Newman ana sor
| Jerry. Born Oct. to Mr.. and MRS
| Raw McKibben, of Newton Ridge,
daughter Born Oct. to Mr.. am
Mrs. Bruce Huffman of Cheneyyllle
a daughter. Rev. and Mrs. Me
Donald and three children spen
Thursday and Friday with thel
parents at Springfield.--Mr an
Mrs. j. M. Bachelor had as thel
Sunday visitors, Mr.. and Mrs. Nel
Bachelor and daughter Sandra o
South GAINESVILLE, Mr.. and Mrs. ON
Davis and three children and MI
and Mrs. Russell Bachelor. Mr.
and Mrs Ricketts, and two chlldrel
who are on their way home to Mon
tana from a tour through the east
visited Thursday with Sanfor'
Gheen and Amanda Matson.--A bu
load of high school students attend
ed the football game at Columbus
Saturday.
Charlie Van FOssen Married
Charlie Van Fossen arrived hom
Saturday evening, accompanied b.
his bride, who was formerly Nor;
Underwood, near Mt. Vernon. The.
were married Sept. 29, and will re
side with his mother here. A de
licious dinner was given them Sun
day. Those present were his moth
er. Mrs. A. B. Van Fossen, and sol
Fred, Lee Van Fossen and family
John Van Fossen and family, j. w
Van Fossen and wife, Myers Val
Fossen and family, Lucy Dougal
and children and Elmer Ham. The.
were given an old fashioned sere
made Monday evening.