Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-02-04
Pennsyiile

| Mrs. Eva Martin and son Harlan
| Of Stewart spent over Sunday with
relatives and friends here. Sunday
! Harlan Martin and Miss Freda An
| derson motored to Columbus and
spent the remainder of the day with
Miss Coda Anderson, who is i'm
proving at Grant hospital. Mrs. FL
| sic Anderson who has been with
Miss Coda, returned home with the
folks, Sunday evening.
Miss Dorothy Campbell of Bellaire
spent Saturday and Sunday with her
parents, here.
Mrs. Evan Glass spent the week
end with her husband in Columbus.
Harold Hilaman who has had en-
ployment with the American Tobac-
co & Snuff Company, is spending a
few days here with his children.
Mr.. and Mrs c.. S. Hiatt enter
tanned with dinner Sunday, Mrs.
Grace Beckett of Columbus; Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Williams, Keith and Mad
olyn Hilaman, Mrs. Lucy Dougan
and children Kenneth, Lois, Junior
and Marylee, and Mr.. and Mrs. FL
mer Ham and daughter Merle.
A meeting of the officers of the
| five oranges in this district was
held at the grange hall, Wednesday
evening, Jan. 27. Plans were made
for the coming year and degrees
were assigned. There will be more
social meetings during the year.
Watch for the date.
Mr.. and Mrs Vana Dougan enter
tanned with a family dinner Sunday.
honoring their son Gerald, whose
birthday occurred Feb. /. Those
present were Dalton Dougan, wife
and two children of Athens; Mr..
and Mrs. James Dougsn, Miss Dor
othy Dougan and the guest of hon
| or, Gerald Dougan, and the host and
| hostess.
George Kennard Has Birthday
Last Thursday being the birthday
anniversary of Mr. George Kennard,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Van Fossen, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Dawson, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Floyd De Weese, Mr.. and Mrs
C. O. Graham, Mr.. and Mrs. c. j.
| Kennard gathered at his home to
help him spend the evening. The
time was spent socially and refresh
ments were served by Mrs. Kennard.
Penn School Notes
Penn's basketball squad split two
games with Stockport at Stockport
last Friday night. Penn's Reserves
were defeated by the Stockport Re-
serves 16 to IL. Penn's Varsity
| won from the Stockport Varsity, Al
to 81 Thursday night Penn went to
Deavertown. the date having been
changed from Saturday night be-
| cause of a conflict with an enter
tainment in the Rose Farm schools.
| Penn's Reserves won by a score Of
! 90 to 10, while the varsity won by a
score of % to s. Penn's girls vol
| ley ball team won two straight
games from the Deavertown girls.
Reinersville plays at Pennsville
| Wednesday evening, Feb. 10. This
| was the game postponed from Jan.
l22. because of high water. Reiners-
vile has lost only one game in the
county this year. and that was on a
foreign floor This Friday evening
Penn goes to Beverly. Beverly was
county champion of Washington
county last year, and is undefeated
so far this year This should be one
of Penn's best games.
Deavertown's debate team debate
IeHn dS d part OIL the T. 4 a. pl U
gram, Tuesday evening, Feb. 8. This
will be the last debate of the year
as far as the state schedule is con-
cerned.
Penn's school children contributed
I$2756 in cash to the Red Cross, be-
sides several packages of clothes.
Worth Hilaman is firing on the
railroad Jesse Hooper is driving
his bus, while he is absent.
Penn's high school double quartet
will broadcast from the GAINESVILLE
station next Wednesday, Feb. 10, at
p. m. Tame in and hear the boys
from your own school. The group is
composed of Orton Lantz, George
Dougan, Wilbur Wilson, Harry Reed,
Kenyon NORM. Bill Pierpoint, Ted
Abel and Ralph Newsom.