Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1936-08-20

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Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Whiteman of
Bowling Green, KY, visited the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Betz
and son King.
Miss Elizabeth Gillespie of Malta
has been visiting in Columbus with
her sister, Miss Evelyn Gillespie
who has position there.
DR.. Earle NJ Ellsworth, pastor OF
the Grace Methodist Episcopal
church Of GAINESVILLE, was the guest
speaker before the local Rotarians
at the Malta hotel Friday evening
Frank NJ. Reed Of GAINESVILLE accom-
panied DR.. Ellsworth to Malta.
Miss Dorothy Kraps, student al
Adrian college, Adrian, Mich, who
took summer work there, is home tc
spend a few weeks with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Kraps, before re-
turning to college.
About 90 of Mrs. Blanche Rex's
friends made for her birthday sur
prise last Thursday evening here al
Waterworks park, which was featur-
ed with picnic supper. Later the
party went to the home of Mrs Rex
where the evening was spent social
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Mr.. Frank Coulson of Malta, To-
cal manager of the Ohio Power Com
pany, is spending the week in Cleve-
land visiting relatives and attending
the Great Lakes exposition. His
wife who has been visiting in CleVe-
land for several weeks with Dr..
John Stahl and family and Mrs. Myr-
tie Ball, will accompany him home.
Rodney Phillips died Monday OF
last week at his home at Trimble,
following injuries he received three
weeks before when he was struck by
falling tree. Funeral services were
held Thursday at the Ferndale
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burial in Maple Lawn cemetery.
Mr.. Ralph E. Scott and son Robert
Of Middletown spent the week end
here. On their return the first of
the week, they were accompanied
by the formers wife and their
daughters, the Misses Ruth and
Esther Jean Scott, all of whom will
likely make their home at Middle
town
Mr. L. D. Odebrecht, who spent
the winter in Florida, and other
southern states, came last Thursday
to the Malta hotel, where he plans
to spend the remainder OF the sum-
mer After coming north he attend
ed grand opera at Cincinnati, and
then went to Sandusky, and later to
Michigan.
Mrs. Evelyn True Button returned
to her home here Sunday from a
visit with her daughters, Mrs. AL
fred Storm Jameson, of Chicago,
and Mrs Louis O'Neill of Charlevoix,
Mich. She also took a course in
juvenile research work at the insti-
tute for juvenile research in Chi
cago. Mrs. Button was away for
more than two months.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Scott and their
daughter Susanne left Saturday for
where they are visiting
Mrs. Scott's brother, DR.. E. M. Brit
enberg. They plan to be gone
week, and return home by way of
Convoy, where their daughters Jan
ct and Gretchen have been visiting
their grandparents and will accom-
pany them home.
Mr.. w. A. Lunk, for the past eight
years secretary of the chamber of
commerce at Auburn, n. Y, has re-
signed his position, and beginning
Sept. /, will hold position with
promotional and publicity company
with headquarters at Fairmont, W.
Va. Mr.. Lunk is a son-in-law Of c.
II. Morris, his wife being the former
Fanny Morris.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. o. Quigley plan
to spend the coming school year in
in order that their son
Woodrow and daughter Woodie may
attend Marietta college. They have
rented an apartment there. Mr..
Quigley holds a position with the B.
& O. railroad company at Marietta.
They intend to keep their home
here, where they will spend week
ends.
Mr. B. C. Valentine of Mt. Vernon,
n. Y, and Mrs. w. G. White of
White Plains. N Y, came to join the
formers wife and daughter, Miss
Barbara, who have been spending
the summer here with Mrs. Val
entines sister, Miss Kate Scott, and
brother, Mr.. Jerrold G. Scott, and
other relatives. Mr. Valentine, &C
by his wife and daughter,
will return to New York, Sunday
Mrs. White will remain for longer
visit.
Mr.. c.. X. Sealock of Columbus
was a caller at the Democrat office
and left a subscription for
4 year. He was enroute to Wood
grove where he expected to spend
two weeks vacation with his father
J. D. Sealock, his sister, Mrs. Carrie
Hopkins and other relatives. Mr..
Sealock's s wife is at a Goldman guild
camp out from Columbus, of which
she has had supervision part of
aach summer for the last ten wears