Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-08-25

| been superintendent OF the Penns-
| vile schools for several years, will
teach this year in the high school
at Stewart, Athens county.
Atty Robert Drury, wife and
daughter of Columbus, spent the
week end with Mr.. Drury's parents,
| Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Drury, and
| other relatives and friends.
| Junior Archer, Billy Manly and
| the formers cousin, Jack McCon-
| nell of Columbus, have been camp
| ing and fishing for couple OF
| weeks at the Manly camp, on the
| north river road.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Lowe enter
| tanned recently Mr.. Loves sister,
| Mrs. Cecil Hoffman. Of Shinston, w.
| Va, and Mrs. loves brother, Har.
old Crooks, and wife, Of Tulsa,
| Okla.
| Stuart Adams, of Roseville, has
| been employed as superintendent of
| the Beverly schools, to succeed Roy
! T. Hickman, who has accepted the
| SupeiluleHociCy VI INC iiAS
| schools.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Ridgley of the
| Kroger store here, and Mr.. and Mrs.
True Ridgley, recently enjoyed a
| weeks vacation trip to Canada. Hen
| ry Winnenberg, OF Corning, managed
! the Kroger grocery during Mr.. Ridg-
| ley's absence.
Mr.. and Mrs Howard Whipple of
| Columbus were week end visitors
here with Mr.. Whipple's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. c. Whipple, and other
| relatives. Mr.. Whipple holds a posi-
| ton as examiner of agents in the
| state division of insurance.
Mrs. A. w. Reeser and two chill
| dren, Nancy and Archie, jr., of
Mountain City, Tenn, came last
| week for a visit with the formers
sisters, Mrs. Frank Leeper and Miss
Vickroy, here, and their mother
Mrs Nancy Vickroy of Sunday
creek
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Moore of
Caldwell have sold their property
there to Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Ziler
Mr.. Ziler is connected with the
Pickenpaugh service station, Cald-
well. Mr. and Mrs. Moore will make
their future home with the latter's
father, Silas ThOrla, of Renrock.
The Misses Rosemary Flanagan,
Pearl Carder, Catheryn Fox and
Mrs Ruth kennard are spending
a week camping at Swordsville Lake,
near Cincinnati Miss Elinor Price
is employed at the offices OF the Dr's.
Flanagan.
Miss Blanche Mcdonald, com
mercial teacher in the Ashtabula
high school, has been visiting her
brother. Frank Mcdonald and fam
lily of Kennebec ridge, and with her
aunt, Mrs. Lamborn at Jacksonville.
Mrs. Lamborn accompanied Miss Me-
Donald to McConnelsville last Thurs.
day and they attended the Finley
reunion. Miss Mcdonald expects to
leave today for her home.
In this paper is a sale advertise
ment of d. B. Williams Of Stockport.
Mr. Williams has sold his home and
barber shop to w. H. Broomhall.
Mr. Williams and family plan to
spend the coming winter in Florida.
However before they leave, their
foster son Paul Kean, son of the late
Boyd Kean, and wife, who has been
reared in the Williams home since
small child, will enter a hospital
for treatment of spinal trouble.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence E. Schmidt
have been visiting the latter's
grandmother, Mrs. Frank Foster
near Reinersville. Mr. Schmidt re
ceives his degree of master of arts
in high school administration from
0. S. u, Sept. 2 He has been re-
employed for the third year as
principal of the Delphos high school
Mr. Schmidt is son of the late
Martin Schmidt, of Senecaville, who
died last week.
Rev. and Mrs. L. B. Douglas of
Wellsville spent a couple of days
with Mr.. and Mrs. James Gill the
first of the week, and called on 9TH
CT lI1SuuS mere anu dt otOShpolt' L.
Rev. and Mrs. Douglas were return
ing from Sabina, where they had
been in attendance at the confer
ence of the M. P. church. Rev.
Douglas is returned to Wellsville for
another year, making the fourth
year of his pastorate there.
James Weber and family who
have spent several weeks at the We
ber camp, Rokeby Lock, leave soon
for Mansfield, where Mr. Weber has
position as supervisor of music in
the Madison high school, and four
elementary schools of that city. Mr.. |
Weber who has been employed a |
for several years, will
teach both vocal and instrumental
music He is son Of Mrs. L. j.
Weber Of this place.
Members of the Amesville M. e. |
church and Sunday school held a
gathering Aug. 16, as a farewell
party for F. j. Taylor and Earl
Wood and families, who are leaving
The Esther Sunday
school class of which Mrs. Taylor
and Mrs. Wood are members, pre-
sented each gift. The Taylors left
last week for Athens to make their
home, where Mr. Taylor assumes his
duties as superintendent of the Ath-
Ems county schools; and Mr.. Wood
and family leave later for Parkers-
burg, w. Va, where Mr.. Wood will
each the coming year. He is SON
II Commissioners, N. M. Wood, and
wife, Of Marion township.