Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-07-15
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Mrs. w. H. Calland was week G
end business visitor in Columbus. h
DR.. and Mrs. c. S. Dye visited III T
Columbus from Friday until Moa-
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Stevens.
Mrs. w. A. Vance who holds a I
position in Columbus, spent several
days here recently at her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tommy Bell visited :
Sunday in Columbus with the lat
ter's mother, Mrs. Harry Bucher.
Mr.. Clifford Hanson of Granville e
was business visitor here Monday.
He is agent for the Ohio State Life
Insurance company.
Miss Blanche Reeder of Mt. Ver-
non has been visiting here with her S
brother, Mr.. Charles Reeder, and
family It
Mrs. c. N. Snow had as the guests II
of her family last week, her mother
Mrs. F. b. Forester, and son and
his wife of Pittsburgh. If
Miss Winnie Dover and Miss Lena
Fowler, teachers at Canton, came
last Friday to spend part of their {
vacations here with the formers :
mother, Mrs. ]. w. Dover. l.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rennard Davis and
daughter Dorothy of Dexter City,
and their niece Miss Maxine Brown
of Akron, spent Sunday with Mr.. w.
j. Carrel and family. f.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Anguish and
three children of Midland, Texas,
are visiting the formers father, Mr..
p. b. Anguish, of Malta, and other
relatives and friends.
The Something Blue" which
brides always wear at weddings is
custom handed down from the an /;
cient Israelites, who wore blue
fringes on their garments as SYM
Dol of love, purity and fidelity.
The 6S inhabitants of Rehobeth, IL
Perry county, ranging in age from
10 months to rs years, underwent (
typhoid fever inoculations last
Thursday. The people of that place
are given the inoculations yearly, be-
cause of the defective water supply
there which has in the past caused
several deaths.
Mr. Carlton Henderson, who holds
position in the office of the soil
conservation service at GAINESVILLE. Il
spent the week end with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Henderson,
and other relatives, near Cloud. Mr.. ]
Henderson expects to resume his
studies at Ohio State University this
fall He has but short time to go, :
until he completes a four year course
in agriculture.
Miss Louise Smith of Newark was ls
an out of town guest Friday morn
ing at $50 at a breakfast bridge Is
party given by Mrs. J. r. Smith Of I
this place. Garden flowers were used 4
for decorations. Saturday evening
Mrs. Carl Betz entertained with a
bridge party honoring Miss Smith,
who has been visiting here with
Mrs. Maurice Archer. Is
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph E. Dunning-
ton and sons Bruce and Ralph, of
Canton, have been spending week
here with Mr.. Dunnington's parents. !
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Huntington,
and other relatives, and with Mrs. ,
Dunnington' mother, Mrs. Peach,
of Lore City. Mr. Huntington is
linotype operator on the Canton Re- {
pository, which is owned by the s
Brush-Moore newspaper syndicate. 4
Mr.. and Mrs H. " Edwards who !,
reside here in the R. A. Arrick T
near the Methodist Prot ,
estant church, will move next month !
to the Mrs. Lesta Beckwith property {
in upper Malta. Mrs. Beckwith and +
family will occupy the new apart f
ment they are constructing, and
which adjoins their residence. Mrs.
is supervisor of music in j
the M. & NJ schools. "
The following are at the home Of !
Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Edwards for a !
weeks visit: Mrs l.. j. Shipman, i,
Mrs. Eliza Cooper and Tommy Coop {
err, mother, sister and nephew OF !
Mrs. Edwards, all of Elkhorn, Wis; \
Mrs. Anna Mccartney of Butte, Neb., y
and Mrs VIM. Miller of Maryville. I
Mo-, aunts of Mrs. Edwards. Mrs
Mrs. Mccartney and Mrs. +
Miller are sisters. Mrs Shipman \
will remain for an extended visit. s
Last Thursday afternoon this To- b
cality was visited by very heavy O
The storm was worst west I
Of Malta, where field of wheat on Z
the Alex Adrean farm, where one OF :
his sons resides, was washed away. !,
The Happy Hollow run rose rapidly y
and washed away Lew Mayle's pig -
pen down to the river. The pig that =
was in the pen was rescued. A small
bridge near the Parker farm. Malta
township, was washed from it's foun- t
iation. "
Lyman L. Mealick rs, died at his r
home on Dry run, near Crooksville, "
last Thursday evening. He was a =
member of the X Of p. lodge, =
and of the N. NJ. w. 4
Besides his wife he leaves two sons, A
Robert Of Crooksville, and Harold of =
Pontiac, Mich; two half brothers "
md two half sisters s-Elbert Wood r.
md Philip Wood, Mrs. l.. f. Neff .
md Mrs. James Williams. Funeral n
services were held Sunday after ~