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

hev. ana Mrs. u. &. Nutter enter
tanned the w. F. NJ s. of Ames
vile and w, H. M. S. of Chester
hill, Wednesday evening last week
| prayer. followed by program of mu
sic and readings, ard talks by Mis-
Jessie Lortz on Mohammedanism
| Refreshments were served.A Dodg,
coupe belonging to John ". Bow
man was stolen from his garage
Sunday night AS yet no trace O.
the car has been found The cal
was covered by insurance Viii
Randall and family of Columbu.
were week end guests of H. J
Thomas and family .--Supt. r. G
Kenny of Sidney spent the week enc
with his wife and baby re.--Johr
and Sarah Patterson, Mrs. A. Fl
Whitacre and J. C. Ferguson attend
ed the football game at Columbus
Saturday. Mrs Alfred Haas Of the
Lillian Johnson school at Columbus
spent Sunday with her husband
The Minerva literary club has com
pleted its calendar for coming
year. Mrs. E. N. Williams is presi-
dent of the club, and two meetings
nav have already been held. Program
Mrs. " L. FARES and Mrs. G. 7.
Bowman. The following is the CAT
endar for the years work. which
Will consist of not more than Is
meetings: Oct. 4, Esther Dunbar,
hostess, general discussion and cur
rent events; 18th, Mrs. c. j. Bow
man, hostess, people of Denmark,
Lenore Gibbons; Nov. /, Mrs E. NJ
Williams. hostess, historic shrines
Of America, Mrs. E. F. Hodgin;
18th, Marian Reed, hostess, Nan,
tncket, Mrs. John Patterson; goth,
Mrs. A. Fl. Whitacre, hostess, Wise
use of leisure time. Mrs. J. w. E.
Dunbar; Dec. 6, Mrs. r. C. Kenny,
hostess, Economic causes of war,
Mrs. Lena Whitacre; Jan. 3, Mrs
Gerald PEBBLES, hostess, American
women whose work has marked an
epoch in social progress, Mrs. r. C.
Kinney; Jan. II, Mrs. P. c. Wor-
rail-, hostess, Importance of negro
y; Williams; Feb. Z, Mrs. c. O.
Thomas, hostess, Women in indus
try. Marian Reed; 21st, Mrs. E. +.
Hodgin. hostess, Early American
Mrs v. L. Faires: March :,
Mrs. John Patterson, hostess, Out
standing American women in fine
arts, Mrs. G. j. Bowman;. 21st, Le-
more Gibbons, hostess. Modern
American homes Mrs. P.s C. Wor-
rail-; April 4, Mrs. ". L. FARES,
hostess, Women who are doing in
Thomas; 18th Mrs. j. w. E. Dun
bar, hostess, Cities that mark Amer
lean progress. One meeting will be
devoted. to listening to lecture,
that being left to discretion of the
club. The club also discuss current
events Postmaster Mrs. Hettie
Woodward and Assistant Carrie
Snyder, attended a meeting of the
postmasters Of the district held at
McConnelsville. Sunday Mrs. Mary
Doan entertained with dinner par
Reed and daughter Marian. Mrs.
Hattie Dougan, Mrs. Jane Black
burn and Mrs. Abbie Denny Glen
and wife of Pittsburgh
were week end guests of the for
mers mother, Mrs Cora Niceswang-
er. Melissa Thomas returned home
Sunday, after two weeks visit with
her daughter, Mrs. J. l.. Kennard.
Of Mt. Vernon Mrs. Jane Timber
man of Triadelphia and Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred McInturf and daughter
guests Saturday evening of Mrs. Ad-
lie Ewart and family Francis Mil
er and family of McConnelsville
spent Sunday with Geo. Wymer's.-
Everett Williams and wife of Penns-
lille and Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Will
'on of GAINESVILLE were supper
guests Sunday of Marvin Clifford
md family Mary McGinnis of Co.
umbus spent the week end with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed McGinnis
Nellie Wood who was quite ill
Sunday with palpitation of the
leart, is somewhat improved. don
Wymer of Tabor ridge visited the
week end with his sister, Mrs. Ev-
,rett Newburn.--Lewis Gibbons of
Columbus was a week end visitor Of
lis parents, Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Gibbons Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Van
Dyke spent from Friday until Sun
lay with Mrs. Van Dykes parents.
Ir and Mrs. Ed Yarnell of Nicely.
yille.-- Mrs. Ella McPeak and Fred
Richards visited Sunday with John
rhe o. E. s. lodge held it's regular
Meeting Tuesday evening last week.
The meeting was in honor of Robert
Norris, founder of the o. E. S., at
which time a special program was
endered. After the program, re-
reshments were served to about 80
DIR. A. H. Whitacre and
amily visited Sunday with relatives
II Monroe county, Miss Almeda
Nhitacre entertained at her home
friday evening, the young peoples
,ers and visitors present The ey-
ming was spent with games in keep
ng with Halloween. Refreshments
we're served Sunday being the first
birthday anniversary of little Norma
rean Zumbro, birthday dinner was
erved at her home by her parents,
yarlOs ZumbrO's, to several guests.
Norma Jean received four new dress
s.--Mr. and Mrs. Will Snyder re-
eived an announcement of the ap-
'r9; hing WarTiage ;;13;s g of Miss Wen
and, Md, to David Clifford Goodfel-
ow. The wedding will take place
Nov. 6, at 1890, at st.
'auls Lutheran church Miss Will
hanson. is a graduate nurse, grad
lating from Memorial hospital in
in 1935.--Arthur Ev-
ms and wife were week end guests
Il relatives in Warsaw.
Wood-Overis
Murray Wood of Bridgeport,
yonn.. SON of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A.
Wood, and Miss Edith Overis of New
Rochelle, N. Y, were married at
bridgeport, Oct. 16. The groom IS
graduate Of Chesterhill high
chool, class of 1925, and Of Bliss
BUSINESS college, Columbus, and Is
mployed with the Buick company
f Bridgeport, Conn. The bride Is |
graduate Of New Rochelle, N. Y,
nd is employed with the Ohio Bel |
telephone company, at Bridgeport. |
hey will go to Housekeeping in a |
urnished apartment at Bridgeport |
George Dunleavy Dies
The body OF George Dunleavy of !
Pa, accompanied by |
he family, arrived at the Fawcett !
uneral home at Chesterhill at $3.50 |
]. M, Tuesday, Oct. 26. Short fu-
eral services were held at the EaW-