Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-09-15

home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Newburn,
Mrs. Matte Crew King and Doris
Wymer were Sunday guests of Mr..
and Mrs. H F. Wymer and family
at Tabor ridge.
Miss Hazel Shook, graduate nurse
Of White Cross hospital, Columbus
came last week for six weeks va.
cation with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. V. Shook. Miss Shook who
has finished her work, but will take
special training on her return tc
White Cross hospital.
Milton Wallace Moves Here
Milton (Pete) Wallace and fam.
| lily who have been living on the
John Pierpoint farm, near Todds
have rented the B. G. Hoon farm
| west of town, and expect to move
| here some time this week.
VIM. H. Ewart who is assistant
professor at the Cornell university
at Ithaca, New York, came Sunday
| for a weeks vacation with his par
| ents, Frank Ewart and wife, anc
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hill. Mrs
Ewart and son Johnny who have
been visiting with her parents here
| the past six weeks, will return te
| Ithaca with him.
Enters Mt. State Business College
Miss Dorothy Calendine left last
Sunday for Parkersburg, w. Va.
| where she will attend the Mountain
| State Business College there, the
| coming year She will stay at the
home of her uncle, Harley Calendine
| and family, while attending college
Miss Mary Evelyn Wilson who is
! employed at the Luby Wolfe home
in Columbus, came Sunday for 8
weeks vacation with her parents
| Mr.. and Mrs. Don Wilson.
Miss Alma Duncan, graduate
| nurse of Bethesda hospital, Zanes
Vile, came Saturday for two
weeks vacation with her sister, Mrs
Wilford Smith, and family.
Edith Updyke Of Athens spent the
week end with her friend, Miss
Grace Nutter.
Ella McPeak and Fred Richards
spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs
| McPeak's daughter, Mr.. and Mrs
| John Embree, at GAINESVILLE.
G. E. Fawcett, wife and daughter
| Marjorie were Sunday guests of AL.
| bert Mays and family at New Mata
| moras.
| Mrs. T. A. Wilson and Mrs. T. T
| Wallace of Roxbury are visiting 9
| few days this week with their sis
ters, Mrs. Louisa Hoon and Mrs
| Nettie Ellis and other relatives.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Hoon an6
two children and Mr.. and Mrs. B. G
j fn CnlI MI,
| Worthington, Sunday, where they
| j. c. Ferguson of Rhinards Mills
| Miss Catherine Ferguson of Will
Jamestown, w. Va, Mr.. and Mrs. H
| E. Fast of Bartlett and Mrs. Mary
Doan and Mrs. Lucille Hodgin were
| Sunday guests of Mrs. Alta an(
| Miss Marian Reed.
Arm Broken
| Frank Vernet Miller had the mis-
fortune to fall while skating Sun
] day afternoon, breaking his righ1
| arm just above the wrist He was
| taken to a doctors office, where the
bone was set.
Miss Geneva Humphries of New
| Philadelphia stopped here few
hours, Sunday, on her way to hel
| home in Parkersburg, w. Va.
| o. f. S. Notice
The Mt. Olive chapter, No. 326
o. E. S., will hold its regular meet
| ing Tuesday evening, Sept. 20.
Carl Bowman, E. F. Hodgin
| Chas. Talbot and Don R. Goddard
of Bartlett attended the golf tour.
nament at Columbus, Sunday.
Enters o. T., Athens
Robert Hodgin, Robert Faires and
Ralph Thomas entered Ohio Uni
versity, at Athens, Monday
A daughter was born Tuesday
Sept. IS, to Mr. and Mrs. Ray viii
liams at Mercy hospital, Pittsburgh
Pa. Mr.. and Mrs. Williams reside
| at Springdale, Pa. Mr.. and Mrs. E
N. Williams of this place and Mr.
and Mrs. Alva Mercer of Stockpor'
are grandparents Mrs. Dell VIII
liams of Pennsville is a great grand
J mother.
Postmaster Hettie F. Woodward
spent the week end with her friend
Mrs Adella Axline of Somerset.
Grace Worthington, Mammit
Smith and Mrs. Abby Denny were
dinner guests Tuesday of Miss Eva
Zumbro.
Minerva Literary Club
The Minerva literary club will
have it's first meeting of the year
Oct. 8. The years calendar are
Oct. 8, paper, by Beatrice Williams
history and beauties of New Or
leans, hostess, Sara Patterson; Oct
II, paper, Lenore Gibbons; book re
view of the American, hostess, Alice
FARES; Nov. Z, Sara Patterson, his
tory and destiny of the Jews; hos
tess, Lenore Gibbons; Nov 21, pa
per, Lucille Hodgin, the Norman's
hostess, Lena Whitacre; Dec. 5, pa
per, Alice Faires, the year round il
| the garden; hostess, Esther Dun
bar; Jan. 16, paper, Dora Bowman
Creatures of the sea; hostess, Maria1
Reed; Jan. 23, Marian Reed, bool
review-Queen Elizabeth; hostess
Beatrice PEBBLES; Feb 20, Esthel
Dunbar, the story of Rayon; hostess
Beatrice Williams; March 6, Beatrice
| PEBBLES, Valley of Ten Thousand
Smokes; hostess, Mabel Worrall
March 20, Mabel Worrall; hostess
Dora Bowman; April 3, Lena Whit
| acre, Navajo Indians; hostess, Lu
cille Hodgin.
The w. H. M. S. will meet Sept
% at the home of Mrs. Carl J. Bow
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. E. Gilpen, Mrs
Ida King and Mrs. Blanche Ridgle!
| were invited to Stockport Monday t.
help Mr.. and Mrs. David Coler cele
brate their second wedding anniver
sary Others present were Mr.. ant
Mrs. Oscar Hanlin of Hillcrest. They