Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-04-08

taste by Lena Whftacre, and co
operation by C. o. Thomas. Thi
will be next to the last meeting o
the school year.--The Good Viii
Sunday school class meets Frida.
afternoon, April 9, with Mrs. Alic
Faires, with Mrs. Mabel Bowman
assistant hostess REV. G.. C. Nut
ter. wife and daughter Jane lef
Tuesday for Detroit to visit Mrs
| Nntter's sister, Mrs. r. IT. john
and family. They plan to return
| Thursday evening. Mrs. Nelli,
| Grigsby is caring for Mrs. Lydi;
| Dutton.-- home economics ant
F. F. A. will hold their annual ban
quet Friday evening, April 9, at tn,
hlgh school gymnasium. Marths
| Calendine, teacher at the BricI
school, near Malta, is confined :,
her home with influenza. Her sistej
Dorothy Calendine is teaching fol
her.--Mr and Mrs. Roy Murray O.
McConnelsville spent the week enc
with Mrs. Murray's grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Fl. Grandstaff. The,
also visited J. B. Nutter's. The
Fortnightly literary club met will
MRS. Dora Bowman Monday evening
with eight members present: Le
more Gibbons, Helen Dinsmore. Al
ice Faires, Lucille Hodgin, Beatrice
Williams, Minta Thomas. Mabel
Worrall and Dora Bowman. Mrs
Melissa Thomas, with her son and
family, Mr.. and Mrs f. l.. Thomas
OF Amesville visited over the weeE
end with j. l.. Kennard's. Sc. H.
Randall, wife and sons Charles and
Carl and Carlton McPeak returned
mere last week, after a weeks trim
70 1ankton, 5. d. While there Mr..
Randall bought a car load of horses
and had them shipped here. Mrs.
Lou Frost McLain leaves this Thurs
day for a visit at o. L. Spurrier's.
Marysville, o., and from there will
go to Iona, Mich, where she will
care for Mrs. j. r. Spurrier. Mrs.
Spurrler will be remembered here
as Nettie Bartlett Dennis HALO
well is confined to his home with
rheumatism. This is the second
time he has had an attack Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Armstrong of Zanes-
vile spent Sunday with Harley Cal
endine's.-- Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fast
of Bartlett and Alta Reed and Sylvia
Long We're in Columbus SATURDAY..
Mrs. Hettie Woodward was a Sun
day evening dinner guest Of Mrs.
Hannah Archer and Mrs. Mabel Ed
wards at Pennsville.
Attends Funeral OF Uncle
{. e. Bode attended the funeral
tuesday of his uncle, Charles Boda
at Summerfield, O.
Suffers Hemorrhage or Eye
VIM. Bowman suffered a severe
hemorrhage of the right eye last
Thursday, losing the sight of it. Fri
day he went to Parkersburg where
he consulted an eye specialist, and
was given treatment. He returns
to Parkersburg this week for anoth-
er treatment.
VIM. Yocom Dies
Z. p. Yocom and daughter Mrs.
Lucille Hodgin attended the funeral
Saturday of VIM. Yocom, at Barnes
vile. The deceased was nephew
of c. P. Yocom, and for the past few
years had been a teacher in the Ak
ron schools. The cause of his death
was sugar diabetes.
Receives Word or UncIe's Death
Mae Haines received word Monday
or the death of her uncle. I. 8.
Haines who passed away at his home
Sunday, April 4, at Washington.
Kan. Mr.. Haines was the last Of
his family.
School Notes
Norma Hallowell, student in
a 10
never having missed day of school
or having been tardy during the five
years of her school life.
Mr.. Seiss is holding a field meet
with every boy above sixth grade
competing in all events. Points are
made according to achievement in
each event. The boy making most
points will be winner. Winner fer
each grade will also be given recog-
nition
Later in this month our boys will
with Coolville in a field day
meet at Coolville.
Morgan county field day has been
set for May IA. Plan to attend. 1t
should be one of the big events of
the year. Don't forget the date, at
fair grounds, McConnelsville.
The following is on our school
calendar: April 8, home economics
and E. F. A. banquet; %, senior
play; 20, state test for eighth
grade; 26, oratorica1 elimination
contest; May 6, county oratorical;
Z, junior-senior banquet; 13, book
club play; 16, baccalaureate; 21,