Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-12-02
Deerfeld
Farewell At Sherman Home

About so friends of the George
Sherman family gathered at their
home for farewell party on Mon
day evening of last week. Nice re
time reported. The Shermans left
Wednesday for their new home at
the Mrs. Aaron Groves farm, near
Hackney. Ross Lyons and family
moved Saturday from the Ferguson
farm to the farm vacated by the
Shermans.--The Misses Ola and
Dorothy Sands of Columbus were
recent visitors with their sister,
Mrs. Eura Barrett and family
Their mother, Mrs. Mae Sands ae
companied them to her home At
Lexington visited with home folks
at A. NJ. Bankes' home, Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Finley of Nc
Connelsville were dinner guests Of
their son, Donald Finley, and family.
Monday evening.--R p Fitch and
family of Bridgeville visited at the
Harry Brock home, Thursday. They
were callers at Ronald Finley's Sun
day evening. Mrs. Finley is recov.
ering nicely from her recent injury.
Butchering is the order of the
day in this vicinity.--Floy Cram
blitt and son Raymond of Spring
field, Mass, spent a part of their
time at their farm here last week
while visiting relatives in Malta
The Misses Ruth and Jeanette Por-
ter attended the Elmer Harris fu-
neral at the home in McKendree vi
cinity, Tuesday afternoon How
giving day with Mrs. Wilson's sister,
Mrs. Winnie Farmhouse, and family,
near Blue Rock About SO attend
ed the serenade for Mr.. and Mrs.
Johnny Maxwell at the home of their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert Max
well, Wednesday evening. They
were given a generous treat of can
dy and cigars. Mr.. and Mrs. Gale
Mccall entertained at dinner Thurs
Maxwell and wife, Mr.. and Mrs
Cloral Vanoster of Malta, and ,Mr
and Mrs. Ebert Maxwell, J. c.
Mccall and the honor guests. Their
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jno.
Wallace entertained with family
dinner in their honor, Sunday
Several from here attended the
farmers institute at Portersville,
this Monday and Tuesday.--A. NJ
Bankes spent night recently with
his father, Jno. A. Bankes, at the
who continues very poorly w.
Patterson, A. c. Warren and c. w.
Cordray were business visitors at
Pleasantville, recently.--Mr and
Mrs z. E. Price and son Dwight
visited Thursday, Friday and Sat
urday with their daughter, Mrs. Rule
Brown and family at Certerburg.--
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Campbell were
recent visitors with Mr.. and Mrs.
and getting acquainted with their
new niece, Lenora Jean, born re
Gently to Mr.. and Mrs. Masterson.--l
Mrs. Meta Bankes spent a part Of
last week with her daughter, Miss
Forest in the Bethesda hospital,
where she underwent an operation
for appendicitis last Thursday morn
ing At last report she was doing
nicely. Willard Patterson and fam
lily of GAINESVILLE spent part of
last week at Perley Patterson's-
Their brother Lloyd Patterson ac
companied them home on Sunday.
Word was received Monday of the
arrival of little daughter born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Gleason Anderson of
in the Bethesda hos
pital. The Andersons formerly liv~
ed here. Mr. Anderson is broth
er of Mrs. Howard Wilson of this
place. Mrs. Beulah Talbot and
son SON Robert Of t9 Crooksville were were, re re-
brother, Halcey Appleman, and fam
ily.--Mr. and Mrs. George Spencer
Of Malta spent a part of last week
at Wesley Spencer's.- Quite lot
of colds are reported in this neigh
borhood and several children out Of
school. We are pleased to hear
from Miss Hatton through the col
umns Of the Democrat, and glad in
deed she is enjoying her trip SO
much.- Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond |
Greuey of Akron were recent visit
ors with their mother, Mrs. A. w. |
Greuey, who is in very poor health, |
at the home of her son Alex Greuey
Roy Nixon and daughter Esther |
Faye of GAINESVILLE visited recently
with relatives at L. III. Nixon s.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. c.. Glass attended
a birthday dinner for Chas. Scott, !
at his home near Wolf Creek, Sun
day Mrs. Treena Maxwell is as.
sisting with the household duties |
this week at the Wilkes Richardson |
home, east side.--Mr. and Mrs. |
Homer Clawson of Indianapolis, |
Ind, spent Thanksgiving day and |
the remainder of the week with |
heir sister, Mrs. J. r. Porter, and