Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1936-07-16
Stockport

Mrs. Pearl Williams who has been
doing practical nursing in Colum-
bus, has returned to her home here
She was accompanied here by her
sister, Mrs. Gertrude Henderson OF
| Cleveland. Mrs. C. L. Virgins OF
Columbus spent the week end with
her husband, Rev. C. L. Virgins. =
Miss Kathryn Choguill of Columbus
! spent the week end at her home
mere. Her grandmother, Mrs. w. T.
| Choguill, accompanied her back to
| Columbus for a few days visit Orr
| White and sister, Miss Azelia White,
Of Columbus, and their mother, Mrs.
Alice White, near Big Bottom park,
| left last week for ST. Petersburg,
| Fla, for a three weeks visit. Mr..
White expects to remain there until
September. Commissions and Mrs.
t. J. McHugh, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
! Blackmer spent Sunday in Columbus
at the home of Mrs McHugh's broth
er, Mr.. John McDermott. They re-
ported Mr.. Chas. Buck in very poor
health. Mrs. Buck is enjoying very
good health and Mrs. Myron
Abel of Columbus were callers Sun
day of her father, G. W. Dewitt
Mrs. Celia Bacon and Mrs. Mary
Chase attended quilting and din
ner at the home of Mrs. w. T. Mil
ner at Swifts, one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. V. Wallace and
daughter La Vonne returned last
week from near Lakeview, Mich.
where Mr.. Wallace was employed.
Before they arrived at their home
here, Mrs. Wallace suffered a sun
stroke, and was for a little while
quite i'll, but was much improved, at
this writing Mrs. J. l.. Henery who
was called last Thursday to Rose
vile, because of the illness of her
mother, Mrs. Lizzie Eddleblute, re-
turned Sunday evening to her home.
Miss Mary Bachelor returned
Sunday to her home at Crooksville.
after spending the past week with
Miss Ruth Stoneburner-- Miss Lii
liam Thompson who has been i'll
with summer grip, is improving
Mrs. Philomenia Schaad and family
visited Sunday with her father, Jas
Stollar, and son George, of Water
ford.--Deane Henery has returned
TO Columbus, after a short visit at
his home here.--The jolly Workers
All club met July 8 at the beach.
A number of the girls enjoyed swim
ming, and later a wiener roast was
held. The next meeting will be July
%, at the home of Corrine Will
liams. Mary Hayes and Doris Blind
will assist in serving. Recent guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. McAnulty were
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mills and daugh-
ter and son-in-law of New Paris
The Ever Faithful class will meet
this Thursday afternoon with Mrs
w. T. Choguill.
Haas-BIind Rites
Miss Judith Blind, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Blind, and AL
fred Haas, of Chesterhin, were
united in marriage, Saturday, at st.
minister. They were accompanied
by her father, a. D. Blind. and Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Kennard. Mrs Haas
is a graduate of the Stockport high
school, and has been assisting her
father in Windsor Inn. Mr. Haas as
sists his father in operating a gaso-
line station. They will reside at |
Chesterhill.
kilie0 in Auto Accident
Commissioner and Mrs. 7. J. Nc |
Hugh received word late Sunday ev-
aning OF the tragic death of her |
nephew, Jimmie McDermott, of Bar
bourville, Ky. Mr. McDermott, in |
with some friends, was re-
from Florida, and were some
place in Tennessee, when they fgur-
ed in an automobile accident, in
which McDermott was killed. The
rest were slightly injured. No def
lite information has been received
the accident. Mr.. McDer-
mott is survived by his father, James
McDermott, and a sister, Mary. His
mother passed away less than a year
ago. Mr.. and Mrs. McHugh left ear
y Monday morning for Barbour
yille, KY.