Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-12-08
Chesterhill
CaI.penter.Ray

sradaae Mr ana Mrs IT NJ o@as RaS high ans school, Is
, class Of 1893, and for a time was
employed with the M. & X. store
| in McConnelsville, but for the past
two years has been bookkeeper for
penter is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
and is a graduate Of NJ. H. S., class
| Of 1882, and is employed with the
Arkansas-Louisiana Gas company.
They will make Russellville, Ark,
their home for the present. The
many friends of this fine young cou..
pie extend best wishes for long and
prosperous welded life.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell (DOck) Mo-
! rim and children Of Newark, spent
! Sunday with s.. B. Zumbro and fam
| lily. Mrs Pauline Harris and two
children were Sunday dinner guests guests
and wife and Mrs. Nellie Grigsby
spent Sunday with Clyde Vincent
and family at GAINESVILLE. M. D.
| Cain who Is travelling salesman
! for the Yeast Foam company, and
who has been stationed in South
! Carolina the past two years, came
last week for an indefinite visit with
Mrs. John Embree and son Teddy of
GAINESVILLE, and Miss Bernice Nc
Peak Of Crooksville, spent the week
| end with their mother, Mrs. Ella
McPeak. John Embree and wife
were Sunday dinner guests Of A: F:
Patterson and son.--G. w. Goddard
and wife entertained at dinner Sun
and Mrs. Harold Harris and four
children Of Pennsville.-.Mr and
Mrs. Dean Rainey of Macksburg
were guests Sunday of the formers
sister, Mrs. Robert Collier and hus-
band The Misses Dora, Bernice
and Ruth Bowman and Mrs. Mabel
Howard were in GAINESVILLE, Tuesday.
tanned over the week end, Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell Richardson and baby
! Of McConnelsville The w. c.. T.
| u met at the home of Mrs. Faye
Davis, Friday afternoon. The meet
| ing was opened with devotionals,
followed by the business session; A
splendid program was rendered by
members of the group. Dainty re.
freshments were served and social
hour enjoyed. Mrs. Nellie Grigsby
and daughter Lucille and Mrs. Ruth
Miller attended the ladies' aid So
ciety meeting Tuesday at the home
of Mrs. Ashley Wogan, at Joy.--Dr
and Mrs. A: H. Whitacre entertain.
their son, victors birthday, Lee Os.-
Ridgley.--Miss EIe e y Geneva Humphries
Of Middleport was calling on friends
here Sunday Mt Olive Chapter,
No. 326, O. e. s., will hold its an
nual installation of officers for the
coming year, tuesday evening DEC. .
luck supper will be served after the
installation. n.--Mr. and Mrs. Dale
Lochary left Tuesday for Gladwin,
Mich, for few days. Mrs. Ethel
Smith came Sunday to assist in the
care Of Mrs. Mamie Smith: who
suffered a stroke a few weeks ago.
ian were business visitors in Zaness
vile, Monday Ray V. Snyder Of
Oak Hill, w. Va, spent the week
end with his brother, VIM. Snyder,
and wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Gail Sny-
der visited the week end with Mr.:
and Mrs VIM. Snyder and Mr. and
Mrs. A. Fl. Hummel Of Pennsville.
were also guests at the Snyder
home, Sunday.
Suffers Stroke
Mrs. Ella Funk who is at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Gertrude
Snurrier. at Marysville, suffered a
stroke of paralysis, last Tuesday
week, losing the use OF her rlgnt
side. She became UNCONSCIOUS at
the time Of the stroke and has never
rallied. The doctors have given the
family no hope for her recovery
Mrs Funk lived at Chesterhlil prac-
ticalIy all her life, but for the past
several years she had been spend
ing the winter months at the Spur
rier home in Marysville.
Minerva Literary Club
The Minerva literary club met, ar
the home of Mrs. Esther Dunbar
Monday evening with Il members
and one guest present. MRS. sara
Patterson gave very lnteresdlns d
inv of the Jews. Those present
were Mrs. Robert Collier, Mrs. Alice
FARES. Sara Patterson, Marian
Reed, Beatrice PEBBLES, Lena Whit
acre, Racie Goddard, Lenore Glib
bons, Dencie Bailey, Dora Bowman.
Beatrice Williams, Lucille Hodgin,
Juanita Brown, Laura hammond
p. T. A. Notice
The P. T. A. will hold it's Decem-
ber meeting. Monday evening, Dec.
12 at the M. Fl. S. gymnasium. A
splendid program is being planned
by the committee, as follows: Com
munity song, Christmas carols'
Books in our dbr library, ara,n Il; ). demon- moo'
stration of first aid methods, Fran
els Kraps, w. B. Bragg and assist
ant of McConnelsville; solo, Addison
Dixon. Let everyone turn out 10
this meeting and help make our +.
I. A. success this year.
Marion Defeated by Penn ana
Tuesday evening, Nov. 80, Bart
lett and Marion basketball fans
witnessed one of the most exciting
thrilling basketball games since the
county tournament last spring.
When the whistle blew to end the
game the score was 22-22. In the
first minute of play. in the overtime
period, Whitacre 1f ma Marlon, score Mau marz
onds aun 1H. left to to play bartlett made a
field goal making the score Bartlett
"a. Marion %, which was the final
score. The Marion Reserve team,
however, were victorious; Score
Marion 33, Bartlett 7. Bartlett Jun
ior high school defeated Marion
Tnnior high, 23-18. Friday evening
Marion played Penn, being defeated
by Penn for the first time since the
county tournament two years ago.
The score was 29-18. Marion Re-
serves trounced Penn Reserves, 70
8. Penn Junior high defeated Mar
ion Junior high in very close,
thrilling game with score OF l6--
Is. Coaches r. r. Thomas and
Lee Osborn have been working hard
with the varsity and junior high
teams. but the height Of their op-
ponents is a great disadvantage to
our boys. Marion's next game Is
with Beverly at the M. II. S. gym
nasium next Friday, Dec. 8.
NAPOLEON'S $3,OOO,OOO
JEWELS ARE USED
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