Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-06-24

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Miss Helen Ridgley, r. N, is en-
ployed at the University hospital in
Columbus.
Mr.. Harbert Harmon of Meigs
Vile township, who has been suffer
| ing with an infected hand, is much
better.
Miss Mabel Fernald, teacher Of
psychology in Cincinnati public
schools, is visiting here with her
aunt, Mrs. E. D. Shafer, and family.
Word from John Simeral of NAL
ia, who has been at Mt. Carmel hos
pital, Columbus, for several weeks,
is that he is doing fairly we'll, and
is able to be up some.
Mrs. Walter Campbell who has
not been in good health recently,
was in Marietta a few days ago for
X-ray examination. She is now at
her home, and is reported as getting
along reasonably well.
George. Is year old son of Mrs
Ellis Sands of Morganville, suffered
an injury to his eye. which was caus
ed when a COW he was leading threw
her head, striking him in the face.
1t is believed the sight will not be
impaired.
Mrs. Howard Conkle and Miss
Rosemary Flanagan gave a miscel-
laneous shower Monday evening, in
honor of the formers sister, Mrs. NJ
IS. Ball, recent bride. Mrs. Ball re-
ceived many articles from the guests,
and refreshments were served.
Miss Corintha Whipple and niece.
Mrs. Arthur Lynch, returned Tues
day from week spent in Cleveland.
the latter with her husband at the
home CT his parents. and with her
uncle. Everett Whipple, and Miss
Whipple with her brother, Mr.. Whip
pie, and at the Lynch home.
Chester McAtee, aged 10, of Nal
ia. who had his eye badly injured
when struck by fireworks toy. and
was taken to Bethesda hospital for
treatment, has returned home. While
improving from the injury, it is fear
ed that in time the sight will be lost.
Mr.. Rochard Jones of the CCC
camp Coshoeton. is taking a few
days leave of absence which he is
spending at his home near Eagleport
Mr.. Jones was one of the foremen at
Camp Mcintyre. GAINESVILLE, and when
it was recently abandoned, he was
transferred to Coshocton.
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Mrs. Sophie Brooks has been tear
ing out the skylight in the upper
story Of her residence, formerly the
Brooks studio, and plans to later re-
model the upstairs into a living fiat.
Mrs Brooks is planning to leave
about the first of July for a visit
with her daughter, DR.. Margaret
Jones, and husband, of San Fran
cisco, Calf.
Following the heavy storm Mon
day, Roseville experienced stage OF
water as high as it was in 1913. The
water rose very rapidly, and many
business buildings and residences
were flooded The Church of Christ
which was recently re-
decorated, following the January
flood, was again inundated, with a
much greater damage than before.
The Corintha Whipple Circle of
the child's conservation league held
its last meeting for the summer, at
the home of Mrs. Francis Doudna.
Officers were installed for the COM
ing year. Mrs. Jerrold Scott and
Mrs Ralph Dye gave very interesting
talks on music for children. Mrs.
Scott sang group of children's
songs The hostess served delicious
refreshments.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Hulett
Lucy Dillingham;, Arroyo Grande,