Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1936-10-22
Chesterhill

Phillip Van Dyke and wife will 60
TO housekeeping this week in the
Frank Bailey property, recently va
Gated by w. A. PEBBLES Born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Howard, Sunday,
Oct. 18, seven and half pound
daughter. Lester Brown and family
moved last week from the Jennings
farm, near Amesville, to the w. G..
Fawcett farm, two miles east OF
Chesterhill- Mrs. Amanda Smith Of
Pennsville visited Sunday with H. L..
Smith 's.--The Fortnightly literary
club met with Miss Marian Reed.
Monday evening. An interesting pro-
gram was rendered by several of the
members Mrs. Lou Hoon and Mrs
Nettie Ellis left last Thursday for
Champaign, ILL.,, for weeks visit
with their sister, Mrs. Mills Mrs.
Ann Daugherty who has been i'll
with bladder and bowel trouble the
past few days, is some improved.--
Willis J. Binnis, wife and daughter
of Flushing, were Sunday guests Of
John S. Patterson's Mrs. Emma
Strobe and two daughters of Co.
lumbus spent the week end with N.
M. Wood and c. F. Newburn and
families Mrs. B. E. Workman left
Tuesday for Columbus to attend the
Ohio State University extension SER
vice conference.-the Smith of Tex
as was calling on relatives and
friends here last week. Mr.. Smith
was a former resident Of Chester
hill.--Mrs. Gerald PEBBLES who suf-
fered an attack of gall bladder trou-
BILE, Sunday, is improved. Mrs,
Margaret Johnson has sold her
property on Main street, to John S.
Patterson, who will take possession
in November.--B to Mr. and Mrs
Robert C. Adams (Ethel Sleek) OF
Pearson, Okla, Oct. Is, an eight
pound daughter, named Phyllis Ann,
ROSS Hoon and family spent Sum-
day with Mrs. Hoon's parents, Joe
Young's, at Broadwell. w. God
dard and family were Sunday visit
Ors of Mrs. Goddard's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. F. S. Miller Miss Lii
lian Todd spent from Sunday until
Wednesday with Mrs. Ethel Smith
and family at Fredericktown.--
Mrs. Dora Bowman and Mrs. Ken
meth Startling were in Columbus.
Wednesday, of last week.-Mrs..
Frances Kille entertained Friday af-
ternoon, 16 members of the w. H.
M. S. and one visitor. Plans were
made for entertaining the Chilli
cothe district meeting, Wednesday,
Oct. 28. Mrs. H. A. Rothrock, pres
ident of the Jacksonville auxiliary.
will be in charge. The principal
speaker will be Mr.. Kaufman from
the South Side Settlement, in Coz
iumbus. This auxiliary will serve
dinner for 40 cents. Everyone is
invited.--H. G. Davis and wife and
Mrs. Jane Blackburn and son Wayne
were Sunday callers on Mr.. and Mrs.
Dan Davis, OF Gl0uster.--S. B. Zum-
bro and family were Sunday guests
Of Mrs. P. e. Pugh.- Nineteen home
economics girls, under supervision
Of Miss Humphries. attended region
al conference Of students Of Ohio
Home Economics association at Ohio
University, Oct. II. Talks were
given by Bessie Michener and Mar
ian McElfresh. Under leadership
OF Martha Bowman, they were taken
through the different departments.
In the afternoon they attended
Kent-O. U. football game In order
to make the day complete, they stop
ped on their way home and had q
picnic SUPPER Mrs. Faye Davis and
daughter Barbara Lee visited Thurs
day afternoon with Miss velma
Mott Of Roosteryille.