Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-09-08
Reinersville

lumbus returned to that city Labor
day, after three day visit with par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Hill, and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Smith. Mr.. Hill
is not now connected with the office
of the city engineering department,
being now employed as an assistant
to the consulting engineer for the
Jennings-Lawrence company.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Grandstaff Of
Coshocton, spent Monday visiting
with their mother, Mrs. Viola Grand
staff, their brother Harry Grandstaff
and family and their brother Dale
Grandstaff. Jesse is SIS, and says
McConnelsville has the strongest ap-
peal as his favorite place to live.
Miss Mary Kupir, near Cleveland,
who has previously been identified
with the high school here, returned
Friday, to resume residence with the
W. w. Wilson family, and was back
at her desk in school, Tuesday
Hills Collins and family of Zanes-
vile were recent guests of Edwin P
Hutchins and family.
Eldon Drummond who is employ.
ed with the Iron Fireman company
Cleveland, accompanied by friend
Walter Davenport, of that city, Wis
tied a few days with parents, Mr..
and Mrs. e. F. Drummond.
A son was born Saturday, Sept. 8,
to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lowe of
Woodgrove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Blinkenhorn
Georgia HalD of Ainsworth, Wash
ington county, Iowa, accompanied by
Mrs. Mary Hall of Cumberland,
were Labor day guests of the for
mers nephew, and the latter's
grandson, George Hall, and family.
The fellow who accidentally lost
a good lead pencil in villagers
chicken coop, probably realizes now
that he didn't need a pencil in his
work anyhow, as it was just mat
ter of computing by the head"
The nature of Labor day seems
to afford opportunity for re-awaken-
ing memories of the "old burg"
more than any other holiday and an
occasional boy of thirty and
forty years old, is suddenly seized
with nostalgia and romps back to
see how many of the "old guard of
store box whittlers he can kick out
a
guest, Monday, was Sears Lowe of
Newark, and we enjoyed our brief
conversation with him. Sears has
been in the meat market business of
that city for number of years, and
only recently severed his connection
with the largest business there in a
partnership way to accept another
of similar kind with diminished re-
sponsibility.
Dale Clark, resident of this place
when his father was a minister on
this M. p. circuit, halted in the viii
lage Monday enroute to Newcomers
town, where he lives and has factory
He is married.
Clarence Ford and family of Day. |
ton were guests over Sunday night |
With his sister, Mrs. Jennie Smith.
Mrs. Harry Glines, whose illness |
has been previously mentioned, was |
IN a very serious condition Satur~
alarming.
Cain Reunion
The fifth annual Cain reunion was
leld Sunday, Sept.4, at the home of
W. H. Cain, at Otho. At noon din
Ter was served cafeteria style and
he afternoon was enjoyed by ALL
Those present: Mr.. and Mrs. c. F.
3ozman, Newark; Mr.. and Mrs.
frederick Yerian of Hframsburg;
dr. and Mrs. A. r. Stewart, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. c. Cain, son Gerald; Brown
nd Olas Scott, Caldwell route; Mr..
nd Mrs. A. B. Dovenbarger, Pearl,
robert, Junior and Jean; Mr.. and
drs. George Collins and daughter
;arol, Reinersville; Mr.. and Mrs.
emmett Morris, Mabel Thomas, and
Anna Belle and Tommy Morris, sr.,
Ioskinsville; Albert Harmon and
PAUL Hill of Olive Green; and Mr..
nd Mrs. w. III. Cain and son Harry
Jext year the reunion will be held
t the home Of ]. G. Cain on Labor
lay.
John Harper attended the Harp
r family reunion held on the Cald-
yell fair grounds, Monday. AL
representative Of an Ok
ahOma branch was there.
Elder GLADDEN. preached to con-
,regation at the Christian church
lere, Sunday night.
Bristol township trustees have
cen clearing the right Of way from