Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-07-15
Morgan County Thursday

lP.. T., Armstrong and George Patter-
lson Of Newark spent part of last
week at the Harley Calendine home.
Patterson, wife and children
Betty and Jessie left on vacation
"trip to Massachusetts last Thursday.
IThey will visit at North Dartmouth,
the former home of Mrs. Patterson,
land at Boston On their way home
Ithey will stop in Rhode Island. They
plan to be gone several days Mrs.
Fred Williams, Mrs. James Hoon,
land Mrs. Don Wilson were in Zanes-
willie, last Thursday. Miss Connie
Cookerman of Bellevue, Ia, who
had been visiting at G. E. Fawcett's,
Ia week, returned Sunday to Akron,
where she will make a visitMr
land Mrs. Glen Niceswanger Of Pitts
burgh are spending their vacation
with the formers mother, Mrs. Cora
Niceswanger Mrs. Carl Bowman
Ientertained at her home Saturday
AFTERNOON the Mothers Jewels, with
IL members present. A short pro-
gram was rendered, followed by
Igames, etc. Refreshments were serv-
led.--Mr. and Mrs. r. C. Kenney and
daughter Anna Mae who are spend
ing the summer at Stockport, were
Sunday guests of B. e. Workmans.
Rev G. C. Nutter, wife and son
Carl Misses Lena Faye Michener,
Marjorie Fawcett. Margaret Shool-,
land Victor Whitacre left Monday for
la camping trip on the Lancaster
Icamp grounds Mrs. Lizzie Barnes
lof Lima is visiting at G. J. Hill's.--
Misses Marjorie Fawcett, Connie
Cookerman, Mona Mae Ewart, Mar
jorie Mendenhall. Christine Van
Dyke, Charline Thomas and Lena
Faye Michener enjoyed picnic Sat-
Inrday at the Athens fair grounds.
The affair was in honor of Miss
ICookerman, guest of Miss Fawcett.
miss Marian Shook is visiting this
week with Miss Catherine Marsh at
New Matamoras.- Mrs. Carl Mich
iener of GAINESVILLE, who has been Wis.,
lifting her niece, Mrs. Edgar Michen-
er week, returned home Sunday.
She was accompanied by Miss Vera
Kitchener for a VISIT Mrs. Matte
Crew donated three large electric
fans to the Methodist church here,
and had them installed. Mrs. Crew
: who is true Christian, shows her
faith by her good deeds. Mrs. Le-
! more Gibbons and Mrs. Maggie Will
. son entertained at the Gibbons
;. home Saturday, the Good Will Sun
lday school class, with Is members
ipresent. The meeting was opened by
: the president, followed with busi-
ness A program was then render
!, ed, after which refreshments were
u served. Those present were Esther
II Dunbar, Delphine Shook, Bessie
> Blanche and Dorothy Schofeld, Alta
!. Hoon, Faye Davis, Florence Work
u man, Doris Nutter, Margaret Calen-
!" dine, Bessie Clifford, Mabel Bowman
, and Stella Totman. Blanche Scho
II field and Lewis Gibbons who are at
1tending O.. S.3U., spent the week enc
y at their homes.--The Girl Scout;
u had their regular meeting in the
's church basement Monday evening
g A tenderfoot test was given to the
& IA girls, and all passed: Charline
2 Thomas, Lena Faye Michener, Mons
L. Mae and Donna Ewart, Dorothy Wy
y mer Marjorie Fawcett, Helen Young
!. Marjorie Mendenhall, Louisa Wool
= man, Dolores North, Dolores ane
G. May Hallowell, Marian Shook ant
Pauline Calendine. Next Monday ev
ening the investiture ceremony viii
be given and the mothers and trooi
committees are invited. The girl.
r are planning to hold a carnival OF
A. the public square, July 1924, t.
8 raise money 10 attend state fair
n Marian Rec /, Lucille Hodgin an;
Ia Sylvia Long were in GAINESVILLE
$ Tuesday Ray Williams of Spring
, dale, Pa, is spending his vacation
s with his perents, E. N Williams ant
= wife j. w. e. Dunbar, wife ant
:, son David were in Columbus Mon
day, to see about their son David,
p leg and hio. which have been givins
If him qui a lot of trouble. Thurs
:. day of week they will take hin
# back al he will be placed in anoth
, er cas- S. c. Long, wife and sons
r who ! | been visiting relatives il
40 Missc week, returned home Sun
- day The w H. NJ. S. will NEE
q with Mrs. Bessie Schofield, Friday
g July Is.
y Harley Thomas Injured
"A H. j. Thomas was seriously injur
70 ed Friday, when he was putting III
\ hay on his farm. two miles west o
g Chesterhill. The team of colts h
4 was driving got scared and ra,
70 away, dragging him several feet il
- between the wagon and barbed wir,
i fence, breaking his collar bone
- three of the lower ribs and causing
- back injury, besides several cuts
= and bruises. He was brought
:, to the Doctors office. where he wa!
Il given first aid, and was then taker
" to Memorial hospital. Marietta, ir
/, the Fawcett ambulance. 1t was
: thought at first he had internal in
. Ijuries, but if infection does not SET
in, he will probably get along all
right, and be able to come home the
Halter part of this week, but will
likely not be able to work for sew
Ieral months.
Kenneth Van Dyke Dies
Kenneth Van Dyke, little son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Van Dyke, who
was born at Chesterhill, died in the
early morning of July IL, 1897, aged
10 years, II months and II days.
Death was due to hemorrhage of the
head. He had been confined to his
! bed week. He suffered similar
attack two years ago, and was in the
hospital for while, and had been