Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-01-06
Westland
Death Of DIR. Allen Thompson

DcatH OI HI. Alien InOmpSOH
In a Christmas communication re-
terhill route, from Mrs. Cora
Thompson Harten, she told of the
death of her brother, DR.. Allen
Thompson, of Kansas City, Mo-,
Nov. 16. He had gone to make
professional call next door, and was
stricken with apoplexy, and was
never able to be moved. He was
born and reared in Morgan county
on the farm now owned by Mrs.
late VIM. P. and Elizabeth Thomp
son, and was between IS and 70
years Of age He is survived by his
widow, OF the home; three sisters.
Mrs. Emma Courtright of Cali.
fornia; Mrs. Mary lizard and Mrs
Cora Harten of Tuttle, Okla; two
brothers, Will and Charles, whose
New Years day visitors were Mr..
son of Durant at Albert Lindi.
more's; Mr. and Mrs. w. Fl. Tomp-
kins, children Dwight and nellie of
Newton ridge, and Mrs. Edith Hark-
ms of Pennsville at Paul Wells;
George Abel, jr., Junior Abel and
Billy Elliott of McConnelsville at
Rrn Rerrv Abes iamas Mr. and Mrs Milton
Il,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Estel Dawson.
has double pneumonia. Mrs Win,
fired Davis of Chesterhill is nurse
in charge. All three of the Dawson
children have been. having whoop.
ing cough Westland grange held
its installation Of officers Thursday,
Fairview team doing the installing
Oysters We're served at the noon
hour, Mrs: Geo. Benjamin, sons
Stanley and Ronald, Mr.. and Mrs.
Carlos Harris, sons Ray and Bob,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Harris, Mrs.
Bernice Harris, Alta Nelson, Will
James and family, Mr. and Mrs. O.
I. Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas Cain,
Mr.. and Mrs Lewis James. Mr. and
Mrs. F. D. Fitch, Mr.. and Mrs Geo.
Johnson, RUSSELL James. Harold
funeral of Mrs. Clell Fitch at Wolf
Creek, Sunday Robert and Hope
Wells, Anna Mae and Joan Fonner
have the whooping cough and
Mrs. Geo. Harris, son Edward, White
Pigeon, Mich, who were called
here the week end on account OF the
death and burial Of Mrs Harris sis
ter, Mrs. Fitch, visited at the home
OF Carlos Harris, and called on
Mrs. Will Newburn and Mr. and Mrs
Fred c. Smith Mrs. Ella Odendahl
OF Newark who attended the funer
al, is spending the week at Carlos
Harris Miss Esther Huffman, stu
dent nurse at Parkersburg hospital,
spent last week with home folks
and called on friends Miss Bessie
Bingham of Chillicothe is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Hummel. Mrs.
Leona Ball and sons Howard and
Orville were Friday guests Of Mrs
Bertha Wade.--Geo. Price of Malta
visited at Harvey Greenhouses from
Wednesday until Sunday Fired
and Floyd Abel returned to their
school work at o. S. IT,, Monday -
Miss Mary Lou Lindimore spent Sat
urday with her grandmother, Mrs.
Monroe. at McConnelsville.-- Mrs.
Edna Fitch visited her daughter
Mrs. Gerald PEBBLES and family at
Chesterhill from Tuesday until Sun
day. Miss Bernice Nolan returned
to her school work at Massillon, af.
ter her holiday vacation with home
folks Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Ball
OF Wrightstown were visitors of the
formers, brother, Otis, and wife.
Wednesday until Friday. Sunday
Ernest Price of Malta at Harvey
Greenhouses; Harold Harris and
four children, Miss Hazel Harris at
II. G. McPeak's; Mr. and Mrs. c.. O.
Dlehl daughter Joan, Chesterhili,
Mrs. Lowell Palmer and daughter,
Dana Newton and Miss Dorothy
Stoller of WatertOwn at Orin Abel's
Mrs. Frank Hooper has returned
home from visiting in Zanesville.-
belllng and shower was given Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Davis Merle
Rouanzoin) Tuesday evening at the
home of the formers parents, Mr.
and Mrs Frank Davis. Clyde Best
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Best and son, Miss Lizzie Harris OF
Malta were Sunday evening visitors
at Carlos Harris Clifton James
was able to return to school Mon
day, after having been i'll with a
congested lung-Mrs. Rena Adams
and son Emery returned from
Adams had spent the past two weeks
with her sister, Estel Dawson and
family We're Saturday evening visit
0rs at the Raymond James home.
Mrs. Blanche Fonner spent last
week with her son Clark and fam
ily.--Sunday visitors were Russell
James and family at Harold Best's;
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Tignor at Har-
vey Greenhouses; Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert
Wilson and son Richard of Penns
vile, at Paul Wells. .--Chas Wood.
ward who recently underwent an ap-
pendicitis operation, is getting along
well.--Mrs. Albert Rouanzoin has
returned home from caring for her
daughter, Mrs. Ray Hill, and son, of
Caldwell. They are improving.