Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-12-30
Reinersvi1le
DR.. Fiscus-Rossiter Nuptials

Inc marital romance pfeQlCCoTS oi
our neighborhood We're never more
they were by the latest nuptial
event of our village in which Mrs
Olive Woodward Rossiter of Cald-
well became the wife Of our ply
sician, DR.. Harry L. Fiscus. The
happy affair was cOnSummated at
ST. Marys, W. Va, Dec. 20, and only
became publicly known fact Tues
day, when his bride came to share
the village home of the groom. The
bride is an accomplished lady or
Noble county's capital and the
physician and surgeon of Morgan
county, with residence here of al
most 25 years To the happy couple,
this community extends its cordial
good wishes
Infant McAtee Buried
An infant of a Mr.. and Mrs. Me.
Atee dora Hopkins) Of Beverly
vicinity was inferred in the Reiners-
vile cemetery, Dec. "a. 1t was a
grandchild of Mrs. Oracle Hopkins;
Members of the McConnelsville
fire department were in Manchester
township the oath, on a charitable
mission, bearing provisions to the
needy. One case in the north end
of the township was extremely dis
tinguishable for their benefited
needs.
Santa was dear but deerless. No
snow
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Stephenson
went to Columbus, Sunday, remain
John r. Hill accompanied them in
returning to their home at Colum-
bus.
Rev. Glen Peoples, the NJ p.
church pastor, began a two weeks
series of meetings here Sunday
night, but no services were held
Monday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Walters (for
merly Miss Dorothy Dennis of WASH
ington county, whose marriage at
was an event of last week,
Saturday evening at the home OF his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Wal.
ters, of near Cross Roads church, in
Center township. While the future
plans of the contracting parties are
not known, and they may return to
their separate employments in
GAINESVILLE and Marietta for while,
it may be that they will remain on
the Wickersham homestead and con-
duct the farm in cooperation with
the aging parents of the groom.
and Mrs. s. L. Hill home was thrown
open at Christmas time when their
sons and daughters inlaw, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Hill and DR.. and Mrs. ,
John r. Hill, all of Columbus, came
to make this season more cheerful
TO their parents declining years. Mr.
and Mrs Harold Hill, also spent ]
much of their vacation period with |
he parents of Mrs. Hill-Mr. and |
Mrs. VIM M. Smith, at their farm |
nome, where, also, their annual re-
igation to parents, who, too, are in
he mellow years of happy, sue
,essful lifetime.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Hill upon
heir return to their home at go,
umbus, Sunday, were accompanied
oy the latter's Sc year-old grand
mother, Mrs. Rachel J.. Smith, who
will visit with them indefinitely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Ashton OF |
guests of his grandmother, Mrs: Al
ce Ashton. Mr.. Ashton has been
with the Chrysler. Motor
Ear company, Detroit. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawrence Flynn, of GAINESVILLE,
we're Christmas day guests Of her
Mr. and Mrs. w. T. Allen:
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Ferguson Of
Marietta were guests during the
Christmas season of her father, Dr.
/. L. Fiscus. Mr.. Ferguson is en-
,loyed in West Marietta as an at.
endant at a Standard filling station.
Mrs. Margaret Davis of GAINESVILLE
md son, ]. X. Davis of Wellington,
we're Sunday evening visitors III
he village.
Doyle Sealock who works for
Ierzie Garrett of Summerfield vis-
ted parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. D.
Sodeback. and his grandfather,
Tohn Sealock, Christmas. He is suf-
ering from an injured hip sustain
ID in a fall upon an icy highway.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry B. Compston
Who operate the local gas station,
their children guests at
turkey dinner Sunday. The chill
lren present were Benny Compston
# Steubenville, Floyd Compston OF
Delaware and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
'asco and son, Freddie of Rush
run, near Rayland.
Eldon Drummond and Rexford
of Cleveland, while en-
QUITE home to spend Christmas with
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Drum
nond and Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Gil.
iland wrecked their car five miles
outh of GAINESVILLE, Friday night,
ghen a truck backed out in front OF
hem on route II. Notified of the
.ccident which seriously damaged
he car but uninjured the occupants,
heir fathers here, Messrs. Drum
nond and Gilliland repaired to the
Gene and later brought their sons
lone where they were, notWlth-
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