Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-03-11
Reinersville

The March lamb and May wealth
er are gamboling together will
seemingly little fear of the March
j llion.- Rev. FL. A. Lewis of Deaver
town opened a series Of meeting:
which are to be held at the M. p
church during the week by the pas
tor in charge, Rev. l.. j. Weaver.
Mrs. Harold Haines of Sharon town.
ship, Noble county, who was oper.
! ated upon at the Memorial hospital
Marietta, for appendicitis, Thursday
was reported Monday as convalesc-
: ing in very satisfactory manner
and was expected to be able to re-
turn home the last of this week.
DR.. w. e. Radcliff, former Reiners.
vile physician and surgeon, now of
Caldwell, and who administered th.,
anesthetic in the case of Mrs. Har-
old Haines as previously noted,
shortly thereafter became patient
in the Memorial hospital at Mariet-
ia, with severe cold Edward
w. Combs, who has been suffering
| from an impairment of his nervous
system, dating from his injury from
| the kick of horse, is reported as
much improved. Wesley Wheeler
and wife, formerly the Miss Rita
! Sealock, and recently married near
Wheeling, w. Va, are at present at
the home of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Wheeler, who reside
on the Harry Lowe (Tannehill)
farm in Manchester township The
groom is of quiet, admirable type
of young manhood and the bride, a
n - 1ofo ol,
and Mrs. Emma Spears-Sealock-
Rodeback, is a lady with many life
long acquaintances in this COM
munity who wish for them happy
and successful lives. She, until her
marriage, had for some time been
employed as domestic in the P.
II. Walcott home at Byesville Geo.
Collins of Sharon township, Noble
county, and Miss Margaret Cain Of
Manchester township, were joined in
holy wedlock by Mayor A. B. Mer-
Ger at that magistrates office in Nc
Connelsville, Friday, March 5, in
the presence of several of their
friends. Following the ceremony
they repaired to the home Of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Cain, north of Reinersville.
The groom is son of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Collins and is an Industrious
young man employed steadily as
farm hand. The bride is we'll edu
Gated and possessing the requisite
capabilities for their wished-for
happy companionship.- We under
stand Mrs Maggie Davis expects to
offer her personal property for sale
some time this month, following
which she will go to GAINESVILLE,
where she will make her home with
her son, Attorney Walter Davis
If we understand it, science does
not altogether agree with engineers
on flood prevention. OF course en-
gineers have done some wonderful
things in construction work, but no
doubt they do many things unsound
in all kinds of work, measured by
the rule Of competent necessity.
Theirs is to build or erect, the funds
having been made available and it
is not theirs to question the pro-
priety of the undertaking. Science
answers that dangerous bottom
land should not be occupied and
that it is futile in large sense to
dispute the right Of way of one OF
natures ants.--Tuesday morning
the earth had donned her garment
of winter again and snow laid in a
thin coat.--A considerable amount
of plowing has been done by farm
ers.-- Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Young OF
GAINESVILLE visited Mr.. and Mrs. John
Ferguson of Cross Roads vicinity,
Sunday. Mrs. John Ferguson who
has been seriously ailing for some
time, is slightly improved in health
at this time. Mrs. Viola Grandstaff
of Reinersville accompanied Mr.. and
Mrs. Young back to GAINESVILLE for
a visit