Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-06-10

GAINESVILLE
Mr.. Earle Van Horn and family
who have been residing in the Ey-
erett Wells property, Malta, moved
this week to Neelyyille.
Mrs. G.. w. Archer and grandson
Maurice Archer, jr., attended CON-
mencement exercises of the North
high school, Columbus, which were
on Wednesday night. Mrs. Archer's
grandson, Richard Mcconnell, YVES
one of the graduates
Miss Erma Mcdonald who has
completed her sophomore year at
Ohio University. Athens, visited
here from Thursday until Saturday
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Mcdonald of Kennebec ridge.
Miss Mcdonald will be employed in
Athens this summer.
If you were among the many bind
er twine customers last year at Nor
ris Hardware. you will remember
the quality of the twine, and they
protect you in the price.
The Misses Gregg, below Malta
had as their guests Sunday, Mrs.
Frances Bradfield and her daughter
Miss Sarah Bradfield They lett
Sunday evening for their home in
Barnesville, being accompanied by
Mrs. Blanche Smith who had been
spending a week at the Gregg home.
If you will take the trouble to look
around you can spot the houses
painted with Dean & Barry paint,
the quality stands right out. even at
times with single coat. A Morris
Hardware discovery.
Mrs F. H. Kuntz entertained Fri
day with a luncheon here at her
home. Covers were laid for ten
ladies. Summer flowers were used
spent sociallys A feature was the
reciting of selections from McGuf-
fey's readers.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Burdick
end their children left Tuesday for
a visit with friends and relatives in
Tallmadge and Chardon. Mrs. Bur
dick and children will visit Mrs.
Burdick's parents, while Mr.. Bur
dick is attending the annual confer
ence for vocational agriculture teach
ers, at Ohio State University, June
Is to 18.
George c. Wilderman, so. who for
many years operated the Ford agen-
cy at Marietta. died suddenly Sat
urday at his home on route II, be-
tween Marietta and Lowell. His
wife. one daughter Thelda Ruth
Wilderman, one brother John Will
derman. and sister, Mrs. Sallie
Hale, of Marietta, survive.
Miss Esther Sherman, student
nurse at st. Luke's hospital, Cleve-
land, is spending her months vaca
ton here with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. John Sherman, of Kennebec
hill. Miss Sherman was accompa-
MED here by her sister, Miss Mar
tha Sherman, and friend Miss Emily
Dick of Cleveland, who spent the
week end at the Sherman home.
ing nurses training at an osteopath-
ic clinic in Philadelphia, is expected
here next Monday, June IA, to spend
a two weeks vacation at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
NJ. Whitaker. Miss Whitaker who
was herself having considerable
spinal trouble resulting partly from
a fall she sustained here some time
ago, has taken treatment and is
greatly improved.
The Friendship Circle will meet
with Mrs. Adella Spratt, Wednesday
afternoon, June 16. Program: Song
Home Sweet Home; question, How
many present were born in this
township, and how many were born
in their present homes; history OF
some of the Oldest homes in COM
munity, Sadie Tavenner; Is the
home life of today better than 25
years ago, Rama Yarnell; contest
Helen Crisman.
Mr.. Frank Wilson was reminded
of his birthday Sunday, June 6, by a
surprise birthday dinner at his cot
ldSG Oh lLC uOI Ill liNCi ioou. hcoo
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Will
son, Virginia, Robert, Paul, jr., Will
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Wilson
Corinne and Olive Wilson, james
Cody, Dave Wiesser, Ella Louise
Benduer, all of Zanesville; Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs
Andrew Wilson, Mrs. Ella Scott
Wilford Scott, Wava Wilson, Waun
eda, Andrew, jr., and Betty Wilson
The latter part of this week viii
see number of o. S. U. students
home, some of whom will return for
summer work. George Barrett grad
yates in agriculture, and as stated
last week goes to British Columbia
for the summer. Other o. S. U. stu
dents from this locality are: W.
Dean Calland, Donivan Gilliland.
Carlton Jenkins, Jane Kennard
Dean Mallett, Wayne Northrup
Grace Beckwith, Austin Coulson.
Philip Manly, Ralph Sawyer, Clar
ence Newsom; Louis Gibbons, John
Hart, George Newburn and VIM
Ewart, Chesterhill: VIM. White.
Stockport; Belford Cheadle, Rox,
bury; Floyd and Fred Abel, Franh
Fitch and Howard Hooper, Penns'
Vile.