Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-10-28

For good health use Graham flour
made from whole wheat.-Elk Eye
Milling Co. 1902
Mr.. E. L. Bingham of Waterloo,
Ia, visited recently in Malta with
his sisters, Mrs. Paul Tolbert and
Miss Anna Bingham.
Mrs. Margaret Dawson Bixler OF
Pittsburgh. Pa, came last week for
visit with her aunt, Miss Jessie
Wells, and other relatives.
Rev. Charles J. Caller and Mr..
j. e. Patterson were in Athens last
Friday attending a committee meet
ing of the Athens presbytery.
Miss Ruth Plumer, daughter OF
Sam III. Plumer of Marietta. under
went an appendicitis operation last
Thursday at Memorial hospital, Ma
rietta.
The members of the local fire
company entertained their families
with an oyster supper last Thurs
day night, at the headquarters OF
the fire department.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Barnes who
reside in the Andrew Mick property
Kennebec hill, are moving this week
to a part of the Mrs. Fred Bozman
property, near the Catholic church.
Attorney Elgin Powell, wife and
son Elgin, who had been visiting
for two weeks with Mrs. Powell
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Dew
lit, returned Friday to their home in
Louisville, Ky.
The Reinersville school bus, op
Grated by Noel Shuster, broke down
Friday night near the Leland
bridge, necessitating the pupils tC
be conveyed to their homes by pri
vate automobiles.
Hiawatha Rebekah, No. 1872, de
gree staff is requested to be at the
|. o. O. f. hall Friday evening, Oct
20, at 7:30, for practice meeting.-
Mary Vanoster, N. g.; Lettie Dew
Sec'v.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Sharp of Nal
ia visited last week with relative!
in Columbus. They were accompa
MED home by Mrs. Sharp's mother
Mrs. j. n. Barlow, who had beel
visiting in Columbus with Mrs. J
B. Conard.
Miss Lucy Cohagen of Columbus
is visiting her mother, Mrs Alice
Cohagen of Eagleport, and here will
her sisters, Mrs. George Kenney anf
Mrs. George Huck. Mrs KenneS
and Miss Cohagen visited Tuesday
with their sister, Mrs. Bertha Raucl
of Swift.
Mrs. Frank Kuntz was hostes!
Friday evening at her home here, t,
club of Crooksville. Twelve womer
from Crooksville were present, anC
also several women from this place
The time was spent socially. Lunch
was served by the hostess.
Last Thursday evening a pickup
truck driven by Clyde McElfresh
collided with an automobile driven
by Russell Smith Of this place, on
hall Smith escaped with~a few
minor injuries. McElfresh and son
who were in the truck escaped in
juries. Both machines were consid-
erably damaged.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Lowell
visited from Sunday until Tuesday
with their son, Mr. Edwin Lowell,
and family, of Warren. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lowell recently moved from
Youngstown to Warren, where they
will make their home Edwin Low
ell holds a good position with the
Mcdonald Coolidge Investment com
pany of Cleveland
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Glidden who
Finley property, Malta, have moved
to the j. O. Quigley property here,
recently vacated by o. F. Croy, who
moved to the Mrs. Mary Price prop
erty, formerly the home of Mrs. Nan
Bucey. Mrs. G.. w. Haynes who re-
Gently sold her property near the
cemetery to Mr.. and Mrs. A. T.
Singree, has rented the Finley prop
erty in Malta, and plans to move
there about Nov. 1.
Mr.. Charles Gels, rs, retired
business man of GAINESVILLE, died
Friday morning as the result of an
operation he underwent month
ago. He was widely known as g
musician. He possessed a splendid
tenor voice. He organized the Ari
ons and for / 5 years was presiden'
of that organization. At one time
he directed an opera production
here; also productions in Zanes
vile, Cambridge, Coshocton ane
Wheeling.
Mrs. Harry E. Elliott, Is, passed
away last Thursday evening a.
5.15 O'Clock at her home in New