Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1937-09-30

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| Waban, Mass, came last Thursday
| for a several days visit here with
| the formers brother, Raymond Dur
bin, and other relatives. Mr.. Dur
| bin has been with the engineering
| department of the Hotter Cabor
Electric company of Boston, Mass
| for about "a years.
Fairview grange will hold its reg
ular meeting Friday night, Oct. l.
Bent Hickory grange will be pres
ent to furnish the program. Tues
day night, Oct 5, Fairview grange
members will journey to Amesville
grange and give the program for
| the meeting Make plans to attend
both meetings.
DR.. Edgar D. Allen of Crooks
Vile, in company with DR.. w. d.
| from New York for an American Le-
gion pilgrimage to Europe. They
will visit the battle fields, also the
International exposition at Paris,
| and some of the internationally
| known medical clinics of Paris and
London.
Mr.. AL Spence of Cambridge came
| last week to succeed Mr.. Lewis
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partment of the local NJ. & X. store
| Mr.. Strong has been transferred to
| the Finley packing plant, where he
! has charge of filling orders and
| loading trucks. Mr.. Spence is an
| experienced meat cutter. He is
! married and they have one son
| They later expect to move to this
place.
IIot nt
| Canton spent Friday night and Sat
urday with Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Campbell and son Robert. Other
guests at the Campbell home during
the week end, were Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Bean of Reno; Mr.. and Mrs
| J. r. Sheridan Of Portsmouth; Mr.
| and Mrs. Jess Rogers, daughters
Betty Marjorie and Ruth and son
Alan, and Mr.. and Mrs. Don Warn
er, all of Canton.
Beech Grove grange program for
Oct 1: Roll call, the time of year
love best; song, Sc; Why am in
dividually responsible for my
grange, discussion, opened by Carlo
White; music, by our grange boys;
contest, Wilda Spencer and Vaughn
White; What is the best method OF
advertising farm products, Chester
ReeQ, music. his is du opcu
meeting for everyone, so come and
help us. Please bring pie and cook
ies.-XX.
Mr.. John w. Fox is putting ex-
tensive improvements on his prop
erty on Center street, formerly the
Isabel Bozman homestead. A por'
tion of the back part has been re-
| weatherboarded, some changes made
inside, and new concrete foundation
put under the front porch; a new
back porch, and new concrete steps
| in front, and another bath room in
stalled. Clifford Osborn and family
occupy one side of the house, and
Herbert Walker and family the 9th
er.
Mrs. III. T. Bullock of Painesville
and her daughter Mrs. Minnie
Hulett of Cleveland spent several
days recently with relatives at New
| Lexington, and with Mrs. Bullock s
| brother, Mr.. Sylvanus Williams, and
sister, Mrs. j. S. Torbert, of the
| Todds locality. Another sister, Mrs
NJ A. Finley, is also visiting at the
Williams home, and Sunday the
three sisters and their brother, and
| Mrs. Hulett. all went to the formel
| home place in Union township
| which is now the Mahlon Parsons
| place. The late Mrs. Lesta Davis
| first wife of the late DR.. M. p. Dav-
| is, was another sister of the above
| She was the mother of Mr.. Frank
| Davis, now of Bristol, former coun
| ty school superintendent, and of Mr.
| B. G. Davis of New Lexington.