Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1936-04-16
Pennsville

Inc Il. r. "A. DOyS are IcStIHS Sccu
corn. Any farmer who wishes to
have a small test made should get
in touch with some of the boys. A
report on the tests will be made
available next week. The county
scholarship contests will be held at
Pennsville Friday, April II, at $3.50
a. m. The following team will rep
resent Penn high school: English
TX, Thelma Hartley, Josephine
Hooper; English III, Bill Pierpoint;
Marion Hickerson; English II, Mary
Black, Richard Penrose; English, |,
Evelyn Thompson, Betty Pierpoint;
algebra, Billy Bachelor, George Al
bert Abel; Latin l, Mae Newton,
Norma Arnold; U. S. history, Will
bur Wilson, Kenyon Norm; plane
geometry Harry Reed, George Dou-
gan. The two highest in each one
of these subjects will form team
to represent the county in the dis
trict scholarship contest at Athens,
May 2--The operetta "Sunbonnet
Girl will be presented by the glee
clubs of Penn high school, Friday
evening, April "a, 8 oclock.--Born
to Mr. and Mrs. Dwight McInturf,
half pound daughter named Anna
bel jean DIR. and Mrs. C. V. Davis
were callers Monday afternoon at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. B. e. Da-
Wis, of New lexington Miss Is
ther Graham who has been work
| ing at the John Lantz home Tor the
past month, returned TO her home
at Rinard Mills, Saturday. Miss
Marie Wolfe is taking her place.
| There Will be degree work and al
so a pot luck supper at Penn Re
bekah lodge this Thursday evening.
| Miss Mildred Reed returned home
Saturday evening, after two weeks
visit with friends in Columbus. She
was accompanied home by Miss Eli
| leen Adams, who remained until
Sunday evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Dale
| Miller and daughters and Mr. and
Mrs. Evan Glass were also Sunday
visitors at the Reed home.--Wlll
Hilaman was very happily surprised
Sunday when few friends and rel
| atives gathered at his home TO re-
mind HON Of another birthday. An
elegant dinner was prepared by Mrs.
Hilaman and daughter Helen. Those
present to enjoy the occasion were
Mrs. Ida King, Blanche Ridgley,
Mae Putnam and Grace Beckett and
Arthur King of Columbus; George
Ham, wife and sons OF canton;
Harold Hilaman and two children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clair Hiatt, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Fred Williams and son Dana
and Leora White. Mr.. Hilaman re-
ceived several nice presents.--otto
Sands and daughters Dorothy ana
Virginia of Troy were Easter vaca-
ton visitors of relatives here Mr.
and Mrs. Clyde Anderson had as
their Sunday visitors, Gerald An
derson, wife and daughter Ann OF
Malta; Colda Anderson Of Column
bus, and Earl Anderson, wife and
son and Treda and Gr9 Earl An
derson and family left Sunday ev-
ening fer Tippecanoe, where Mr.
Anderson has employllent.--M Misses
Dorothy, Eleanor and Joan Best OF
Hopewell spent Saturday and Sun
day with their uncle and aunt,
Dwight Graham and wife. Sunday
they all spent the day with Mrs.
Anna Newsom and family Mrs.
Hattie Eickerson of McConnelsville
spent Sunday with her son Leonard
and family. Bob Balm and wife of
Utica were callers on friends here.
Sunday Will Hollingsworth OF
Bartlett and Lewis Hollingsworth
of McConneIsville were Tuesday
visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. John Giles
and daughter. -Elbert Wilson who
is having arthritis in his ankles, re-
mains much the same. Mr.. and
Mrs. Floyd McInturf and sons Dal-
ton and Duane of New Phlladel-
phia were over the week end v1s-
itors of John Lantz and family and
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Mclnturf.
Raymond Kennard and family OF
Lancaster, Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Ken
nard and son David of Cleveland,
and Fred Kennard of Stockport
were Sunday visitors of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. J. Kennard.- Mr.. and Mrs.
Bernard Click and daughters De-
lores and Rita of McConnelsville,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Hall and
sons Royal and Gary were Sunday
visitors Of their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jesse Williams.--Mrs. George
Dougan has arrived at her home
here, after spending week in Co
lumbus on her return home from
Florida. MI and Mrs Howard
Dougan and daughters Of Columbus
are spending several days here at
the Grant Gilmore home.--Mr. and
Mrs. Edgar Michener and daugh-
ters of Chesterhill were Sunday Wis
itors of Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Bach
elor.-The Cross Bearers Sunday
school class was Loyalty entertained
inc q home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Hilaman, with
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Geddes assist
ing. After the business meeting,
games were played. Refreshments
of home made ice cream, cake ana
coffee were served.--Mr. and Mrs.
George Kennard and Mr.. and MRS.
Russell Bachelor attended the birth
day dinner for Mrs. Chas. kennard,
at Malta, Sunday Word was re-
ceived here the latter part OF the
week of the critical illness of Mrs.
e, I. Obee, with heart trouble
Harold Barkhurst and family are
moving this week to the tenant
house on the John Pidgeon farm
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hilaman were
visitors of their son John and Wlfe,
at McConnelsville, Sunday. Last
Wednesday evening banquet was
given in the |. O. 0. F. dining room
honoring the members of the Penn
Hi basketball team. The menu con-
sisted of fish and meat loaf sand
wiches, baked beans, cole slaw, pie,
ice cream and coffee, served by the
ladies of Penn Rebekah lodge. AT
ter supper the crowd numbering be-
tween rs and S5, retired to the
IIolo ,.oo,, u-bara thav on niOvad the