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

moved from Memorial hospital, Ma
rietta, to her home here. Mrs. Bish-
op recently underwent an operation
( for appendicitis, and is recovering
nicely. Guests over the m week Hs a1, END
were Mrs. Ethel Simpson, Mrs. Leila
Crabtree, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Johns and daughters Clarissa May
and Dorothy and Bob Biggum, all
of GAINESVILLE. Mrs. Pearl Williams
and Miss Goldie Lane left last week
end to visit the formers sister, Mrs.
| Halle Gammill, of Westerville.
Mrs. Philomena schaad and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Offenbacher
and daughter Margaret, near Low
ell, spent the week end with the
| formers daughter, Sister Mary JOS
eph Aloysius of Wheeling. Guests
Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. C. Stone
burner were Mr.. and Mrs. Bliss
Stoneburner and son and Mr.. and
Miss Ruth Stoneburner Of o. u,
Athens. Born Monday morning, TO
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Pickering. an
eight pound daughter Mr.. Chas.
Johnson of this place is the child's
grandfather. Mrs. Eva McDermott
and daughter Rose, who have been
here visiting the formers sister,
Mrs. Celia Bacon, have returned to
Cambridge to the home of Mr.. and
Bacon was business caller in Bev-
erly, Monday. Tuesday Mrs. Bacon
went to Swift, to visit Mrs. w. T.
Miner Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cross
and Mrs H. ID. Scott attended the
homecoming of the Odd Fellows,
held Saturday at Watertown.--Mr
Mac Locke and Mrs. Emma Adrian
q md - I,6a
week end with the formers mother,
Mrs. Nora Adrian. Recent guests
Mrs. w. NJ Fuller of Columbus,
Miss Bea Ross and mother, Mrs.
Margaret Ross, Logan, and Mrs. Zoa
Blosser of Carbon Hill.--Mrs. r. w.
Dewitt returned Saturday from
Cleveland and Columbus. where she
had spent the week visiting rela--
tives. Her niece, Miss Winifred
Newberry, and Eddie Kienle, of Co
lumbus, accompanied her home
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Miller and Zene
Wallace of GAINESVILLE, were week
end visitors of her mother, Mrs.
Martha Wallace.--Ivan Ball of OF
tawa spent the week end with his
wife and family. Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Ball home. Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth
Dulaney and child Of GAINESVILLE were
also guests at the Ball home.--J. o.
Dewitt of Cleveland spent Monday
night and Tuesday at the home Of
his brother r. w. Dewitt. He was'l
accompanied home by his father, G.
w. Dewitt, who will visit several
weeks with son and daughter. Miss
Ina Dewitt and also with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Myron Abel, of Columbus.
Robert Martin VINO has been re.
siding in the III. L. Henery proper
ty, will move this week to the Lyme
property on Main street. Mrs. Mar
tin who has been seriously i'll, ex-
poets to enter hospital this week
for an operation, and when able,
will be removed to her home here.
Mr.. Martin is a member of the high
school faculty, and Their. many
speedy recovery.--Delmar Medley
and family who came here early In
the fall, will move to the HI. L:
Henery residence, recently vacated
by Robert Martini Mrs. J. E. Blatt,
whose illness has been mentioned,
shows no improvement Mrs. Laura |
Hooper has sold her residence on
of East Windsor. Mr. and Mrs. Ted |
Wagner have been residing in the |
property.--M w. B. Wallace was
a business caller in Beverly, Mon |
day Following Sunday school Sum
day, Oct. 81, rally day will be OBJ
served at the NJ P. church. A good |
attendance of the members is desir !
ed, and visiting friends welcomed. |
The second meeting of the P. +. |
A. was held Monday night at the /
high school auditorium. Mrs. May |
Spencer presided. The president,
Mrs Mary Adrean. in a very eff
cient manner, outlined her plan for
the p. r. A. activities for the year, (
and several committees were named.
Delmar Medley, grade teacher, spoke |
briefly on drawing, and displayed
several good samples of drawings
made by pupils of his grade. He al
so made brief remarks on visional
and Supt. j. E. Blatt |
further discussed the same subject.
numbers were given by Miss
Lauribel Hawkins and Bob Durbin,
jr. The music supervisor, Mr.. Sher-
burn, led the audience in singing a |
of songs Mrs. D. A. Van
Fossen visited a few days last week
with her cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
old LeFavor of Glouster.