Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-11-11

McConnelsville, Ohio,
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Mr.. Russell Beard is employed in
the grocery department of Coulson's
store.
James Vanoster. jr., of Malta, has
accepted position here in the II.
White & company store.
Mr.. and Mrs Howard Kelly, of
Cleveland spent the week end with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Carroll.
A state examiner has reported a
finding against Washington county
treasurer, Hammond Burton, of
1851.
The L. A. S. of the Presbyterian
church will meet on Friday after
noon, at 2 O'Clock, with Mrs. G. nj.
Bell.
Messrs. Deane Scott and Jack
Grubb of this place, visited Sunday
with the latters brother, Mark
Grubb, and family, of Gahanna.
At the election last week, Mr.. j.
E. Torbert was re elected member
of the Sebring board of education,
position he has held for IL years.
Wildey Combs was elected mem
Der of the GAINESVILLE city council in
the election last week. Mr.. Combs
has previously served on the Zanes-
vile council.
Mr.. and Mrs f. Fl. Hawley of
lie Roy and Mrs. Mary Corner Ray
mond of Medina, visited the week
end at the Gregg home, near Malta,
and other friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Mckinney
and daughter Ardath, Columbus,
spent the week end here with Mrs.
McElhiney's mother, Mrs. Lizzie
Dover, and other relatives, and with
Mr.. McElhiney's parents, at Rokeby
Lock.
Mr.. and Mrs j. E. Patterson of
this place, visited Sunday in Gran
vile with the formers brother, Mr.
C. r. Patterson, who has been very
ill with complications, but is i'm
proving.
The thank offering meeting of the
M. E. church, will be held in the
church parlors, Friday, Nov. -, at
2:30 O'clock Please bring sand
wiches for yourself and guests you
are asked to invite.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Frash and
daughters the Misses Christine and
Ruth Eleanor Frash had as guests
Sunday, Miss Vivian Frash, student
nurse at Bethesda hospital, Mr..
Montford Frash, engineer at the
Mrs. Homer Frash, and Donald
Frash of Roseville.
Mrs. S. G. White and daughter~in
law, Mrs Conrad White, attended
the special services Sunday at the
Presbyterian church, Cumberland,
and called on relatives and friends
at that place. At the church SER
vices the mortgage which had been
tire debt on the church building
having been paid.
Mr.. Raymond Cox, who holds
position in the state feeble minded
Columbus, spent Sunday
here with his wife and her mother,
in the Cox homestead on Liberty
street. Mr.. Cox recently moved his
family here from Columbus. Messrs
Charles, Willard and Sheldon Cum
who reside in the flat in
over the Stalker Monument works,
expect to move soon to part of the
Cox property.
Mrs. j. H. Pennel and daughter
Miss Edith Pennell Of GAINESVILLE,
plan to move here this week to the
rooms in the Stanbery building,
formerly occupied by Atty R. NJ.
Winegardner, and the late Judge !.
the late Evangelist J. H. PennelI,
was a brother of Mrs Ida Deedrick
of the Stanbery building. While in
rather poor health, Mrs. Deedrick
is able to be about.
Mondays Marietta Times stated
that Ross Huntsman of Malta, ar
rested Friday evening and charged
with driving a car while intoxicat
ed. withdrew his not guilty plea and
substituted a guilty plea in police
and costs, and his driving rights
were suspended for six months. He
was held in Jail and said he could
raise the money to pay. His broth
er, Ben HuntSman, who was arrest
ed with him, paid fine of 81 and
costs for intoXication and was re-
leased"
Mrs. William Ritchey left We'd
nesday for her home in Hebron, fol-
lowing. a several days visit here
friends. Before coming here she
had accompanied her step mother.
Mrs. Carrie Dye. to her home in
Beverly Mrs. Dye underwent an
operation for removal of cataract
from one of her eyes, some weeks
ago, in a Columbus hospital, since
which she had been with her SON
in law, Prof. Clair A. Dye, Of Co.
umbus, and at the Ritchey home IN
Hebron. The operation was sue
cessful.
A family dinner was given Satur~
lay by Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Warne,
lear McConnelsville, honoring Mr..
and Mrs. Donald Mace, newlyweds,
and also the birthdays of Carl
Warne and Joan Pennell. A sump-
.uous dinner was served at noon.
and all enjoyed the fine fish fur
lished by Alvin Parmiter, who re
:ently returned from a hunting trip.
Those present were Mrs. Ona Warne,
Miss Lucille Warne, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse Embree and daughter, Shirley,
Mrs. Mabel Mace, Mrs. Minnie
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Warne, Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Parmiter,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Moore, the guests.
IF honor, Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Mace,
Miss Joan Pennell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Warne and daughter, Carol.