Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1936-11-19
PennsviIle

eighth district medical meeting,
held at Athens, last Thursday
Mrs. Mildred Syphers of PEBBLES Is
spending two weeks with her par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. r.. Dougan.
John and Don Dougan of Columbus
were also over Sunday visitors with
their parents. Miss Mae Mcdaniel
is able to resume her duties as
teacher, after a few days illness Of
grip. Rev. and Mrs. NJ T. McDon1
aid had as their Sunday visitors his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mcdonald
and also his sister, Mrs. Alfred
Wood and husband of Springfield
Mrs. AIDA Penrose is at the home
of Mrs. Rachel Holcomb, where she
will spend the winter Mr.. and Mrs
Chester NORM and sons Ronald and
Kenyon were Sunday visitors of Mr.
and Mrs. c.. S. Hiatt Mrs. Bertha
Williams and Alta Hiatt left Mon
day evening for Columbus, where
they will spend the week visiting
relatives, and will also attend meet
ing at the Broad Street Church of
Christ, where Elder Whaley of In
diana, is in charge "A birthday
celebration was held Sunday honor
ing Fred Van Fossen. Those pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Van
Fossen, Chas Newsom, Mrs. Lucy
Dougan and family, Mr. and Mrs
Frank Van Fossen, Mr.. and Mrs
Sam Van Fossen and children, Mr.
and Mrs Lee Van Fossen and
dauhter, Mr. and Mrs. Myers Var
Fossen and children, Mrs. j. w
Van Fossen, Mrs. Anna Van Fossen
Paul Burcher, Mr.. and Mrs. Logan
Barkhurst and Della Mae Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Van Fossen and
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Var
Fossen and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Park
err Mrs Adell Williams visited
Monday with M. D. Harris and fam
lily of Tabor ridge, and Tuesday
with Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Robinson
Howard White and family spent
Sunday with Mrs. Amanda Smith,
Tuesday Mrs, Smith had as heI
guests her niece and nephew, Mrs
Blanche Summers and Henry Ris-
en-, Of Chicago, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Kinney, George and John
Tress and Mr.. Allen, of GAINESVILLE
Mrs. Nina Williams who recently
returned home from the Memorial
hospital, had as her Sunday callers
Mrs. Lucia White, Mr.. and Mrs Fred
James, Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Woot'
ton, VIM. Wootton, of Stockport
and Helen Williams, and she wish.
es in this manner to express heI
deepest appreciation to all who re
mem bered her with cards, letters
flowers, etc., while in the hospital
Pennsville grange elected officers
last Friday evening, as follows:
Master, Vana Dougan; overseer.
Clyde Wood; lecturer, Amy Dougan;
sec'y, Clement Parsons; treas, Lee
Van Fossen; l.. A. s., Elsie Ander-
son; chaplain. Edith Wood; assist.
ant steward, Sam Van Fossen; stew.
ard, Ted Hilaman; gate keeper.
Clyde Anderson; Pomona, Inez Hill
aman; Ceres, Grace Van Fossen;
Flora. Gertie Hooper.
Mrs Dana Syphers of PEBBLES
rendered two very beautiful solos at
assembly Tuesday afternoon. Mr..
Manahan who is one of the speakers
at the Westland farmers institute,
also gave very appropriate adj
dress. Mr.. Manahan is considered
one of the best speakers on the
staff. He is a former superintend-
ent of schools, who has retired. The
following program was given by
Penn high school pupils before the
farmers institute at Westland,
Monday morning: Piano duet, Fran
ces Daniel and Betty Pierpoint;
"How to Fit Pattern" demonstra-
tion by Lucille Geddes and Lois
Dougan: "The Rainbow" girls quar-
tet,. Mary Eva Williams, Mary Grace
Anderson, Harriet Sherwood and
June Miller; sHow to Select Seed
Corn" F. F. A. boys, demonstration.