Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1936-05-14
Deerfeld

Mrs. M. II. Jacobs and son Miles
visited Sunday with relatives in
Mountville Dale Newton and his
mother, Mrs. Alice Newton, were
Sunday visitors with Miss Eta Ben
nett in Crooksville.--J. c. Mccall is
slightly improved from a siege of
flu and mplications.--M Lu-
ellie Miller is assisting at the c. f.
Moore home in McConnelsville.--
Miss Ina Mae Wainwright of Bev-
erly visited over Sunday at A. G
Bankes' Carl Alter of Moxahala
was a business visitor here one day
last week. and Mrs. Ebert
Maxwell entertained Sunday, Miss
Treena Tidd of Dexter City, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gale Mccall and Johnny Max
well.--Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Martin
and two children of Detroit, who
were here for the funeral of their
aunt, Mrs. Laura Bankes, remained
for few days at the Bankes home.
several from this vicinity attend
ed the p. T. A. meeting at Triadel-
phia Wednesday evening, and re-
port a splendid program.--M and
Mrs Ronald Finley and little son
visited relatives in Columbus, We'd
nesday.- Mrs. Gertrude Sherman
and little son returned Saturday
from several weeks visiting with
her sister, Mrs. Leo Warren, and
family, in Zanesville.--Mr and Mrs.
Wilford Deaver spent Sunday with
home folks at Beverly.--Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Reed and three daughters
of GAINESVILLE were recent visitors at
the Howard Wilson home.--The lit
tie Misses Leona Ruth and Thelma
Jean Patterson of GAINESVILLE visited
over Sunday at Perley Patterson's,
while their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Willard Patterson. accompanied Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Patterson and two
sons to Huntington, w. Va.--Oscar
James and family were recent Wis
itors at Carl Godfrey's. near McCon-
nelsville Errett Hickerson and
family, near Pennsville, were Sun
day visitors at C. NJ. Bankes' Mrs.
Cornelia Jacobs entered the st.
Francis hospital in Columbus, Tues
day, where she will probably under
go an operation Thursday or Fri
day Her sister-in-law, Mrs. Anna
Price, accompanied her and expects
to stay a few days.--W. II. Cram
blit left Wednesday night for Sagi-
nav, Mich, where Mr.. Cramblit eX-
poets to get employment. A mes
sage from them says they wrecked
their automobile while enroute.
none of them were hurt
much. h.-Asbury Bankes has been
70 act fnn
days, suffering with stitch in his
back dennis Hartley and family
with a dinner Sunday,
honoring Mothers day. The mother,
Mrs. Amos Hartley, and several Of
her children and grandchildren, 80
in all, were present, and a very en-
joyable day was spent Mr.. and
Mrs. A. G.. Warren spent Sunday ev-
ening with their children, Mr.. and
Mrs. Orville Davis, at Chesterhill.--
e. C.. Kincaid was recent dinner
guest of A. G.. Masterson and daugh-
ter Mildred in Malta. = Mr.. and
Mrs. Dwight Reed of Barnesville
visited over Sunday with home folks
here .--P. w. Patterson and family
visited Saturday with Mr.. and Mrs
J. S. Phillis in Zanesville.-- Mrs.
Tena Appleman and daughters Pearl
md Evelyn were recent visitors at
Rupert Kent's, at Lemon hill
3eryl Cameron and family of Zanes-
lille and Harold Hall and family Of
Buffalo spent Mothers day with
lome folks Quite a few OF
he farmers are waiting on rain, to
lelp to get their corn ground ready
o plant we read with interest
he piece written by Mr. Thorla,
nd in a recent Democrat concern
ng covered bridges. Our township
till has a few of them. There are
wo in this immediate vicinity Mr.. |
nd Mrs Earl Deaver spent Sunday |
With their parents, Mr.. and Mrs |
'hos. Maris at Oil Spring.--Glen
'aylor and family have been living !
With their father, G. M. Bankes.--
Iisses Ruth, Pauline and Jeanette |
'orter assisted with the junior SEN
or reception at M. & M. high school
'riday night Mr.. and Mrs. l.. I'll.
yixon spent Sunday with their son
toy Nixon, and family, in Zanes-
lille -Orville Bankes of Moxahala
isited his father, A. M. Bankes,
'uesday.