Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-10-20
Morgan County Thursday

hursday, October 20, l!
E. w. Whipple of the Y M. G. A.,
at Aurora, is spending a two weeks
vacation with his sisters, Mrs. Ella
Cosgrave, and Miss Whipple, and
brother, J. C. Whipple.
The men of tomorrow are the boys
of today-"Boys Town" for three
days, starting Sunday, at the Opera
House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Miller (Do--
is Alexander) of Columbus. were re-
cent guests of Mrs. Miller's grand
mother, Mrs. Miller Reed, and FAM
lily.
The story that proves truth
stranger than fiction-"Boys Town."
Opera House, three days, starting
Sunday.
Daniel and Ruth Abel who are at
tending Ohio University, visited their
parents, and friends, of the twin
cities, over the week end.
The story that proves truth
stranger than fiction-"Boys Town."
Opera House, three days, starting
Sunday.
Marguerite j. Carr of Deerfield
township received word of the illness
of her brother, Geo. B. Carr, of ST.
Louis, Mo-, and left Tuesday noon
to be with him.
M. P. Daniel represented the local
schools at a meeting of the resolu
tion committee of the class room
teacher department of the O. E. A,
held at Columbus, Saturday, Oct. Is.
DR.. Andre Crotti, of Columbus,
was elected international president
of the International College of Sur
geons, at the annual assembly OF
the U. s. chapter, in Philadelphia,
last week.
George w. Lowell has sold the
on Mcconnell avenue, oc-
cupied by the Frank McAtee family
to Mrs. Carrie Thompson. Mrs.
Thompson has position at Rocky
Glen sanatorium.
Dwight Richardson, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Wilkes Richardson, of East
Bloom, is employed at the Stanbery
in the position made va
cant by the resignation of Robert
Matunas, who is attending the Gin
cinnati college of pharmacy.
Messrs. Robert Christie. Billy Bell
and Uric Allen, students at the Unl-
versity of Michigan, at Ann Arbor.
Mich, visited from Friday evening
until Sunday afternoon here at their
homes Miss Lavada McMurray, stu"
dent at o. w. u, Delaware, and
Miss Jane Kennard of Bliss bust
ness college, Columbus, were also
home for the week end.
Atty and Mrs Francis Doudna
and son Marvin spent the week end
in Cambridge, where they visited
with their respective mothers. This
is the first time that Atty Doudna
has not been present at Sunday
school to act as chorister and to
teach the woman's Bible class of
the NJ. E. church, for more than
year.
Mrs. C. L. Alderman returned Fri
day from Columbus after a short
visit with relatives. She was ac-
home by her sister, Mrs.
Leila Timberman, who spent several
days here. Mrs Timberman always
plans to visit Morgan county, in Oc'
tober and enjoy the beautiful fol-
iage to be seen at this time, of
which she says she never tires, as it
is different each year, yet always
beautiful.
Miss Georgia French and nephew
George McVeigh, and their friend
Mrs. Jane Rafferty,, all of Columbus,
spent Friday here, and were regis
tered at the Kennebec hotel. Miss
French is the daughter Of the late
George W. McVeigh, for many years
proprietor of the Kennebec hotel.
George McVeigh, 20, is the son OF
the late Muse and Maude Merriam
McVeigh.
L. R. Young, who is connected
with the U. S. postoffice department.
South GAINESVILLE, was in McConneis-
vile, Saturday, transacting busl-
ness. and was a caller at the Demo-
crat office Mr.. Young formerly llv-
ed in Meigsville township, and was
one time a member of Valley lodge,
No. So, /. o. O. F. He still takes a
great interest in that order-is a
member of Moxahala Lodge, l. 0. 0.
F., and is serving as grand chap
lain of the Grand Lodge of Ohio
Mr.. Seth Harter and sons John
and Billy and daughter Katherine
of Columbus, and Mr.. Harters moth
er, Mrs. Eva Harter, spent Saturday
in McConnelsville, calling on friends.
Mrs. Harter who has been in Esk~
ridge, Kan, the past year, is visit
ing her son and family in Columbus.
For many years the Harters resided
here, and conducted a grocery
where Archer's grocery is now locat-
ad Coth ic q member Of Old