Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1938-01-06
Deerfeld

Mr.. and Mrs. O. C. Glass and Os-
car James attended the funeral of
Mrs. McClelland Fitch Of Morgan
Vile, at Wolf Creek, Sunday Mr..
and Mrs. l.. e. Patterson and three
sons Norman, Bobby and Dean OF
idays with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. G. Patterson.--M Most of the
school students were able to resume
their work again Monday, after the
Christmas vacation.--Mr and Mrs
A C. Warren visited Thursday with
their brother Frank Warren ant
wife at Nashport and on Sunday
We're dinner guests OF their brother
Harry Warren and wife of Crooks
ville--Mrs. Harry Brock is recov
ering from a recent attack of heart
trouble. Miss Kathleen Price who
is in college in GAINESVILLE enjoyed
part of her vacation with her sis
ter, Mrs. Mary Eleanor Finley and
family Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald Bank
es moved last week from Crooksville
to the A G. Masterson farm, near
here. THE Price Patterson tele
phone line is being given some very
badly needed repairs Wesley Spen
Ger and Frank Porter each had the
misfortune to lose one of their work
horses last week.--Mr. and Mrs.
Dwight Reed of Barnesville spent
few days recently with home folks
at E. E. Price's-- Carl Godfrey and
family of the north river road and
Evert James and family of Penns
vile were recent dinner guests of
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
James Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur War
rem entertained at dinner recently,
Orville Davis and family of Chester
hill, and Miss Allie Bailey and Mrs.
Nancy Sherwood and daughter Har'
riett of Bailey ridge. donald Fin
ley and family were Sunday visitors
east side. Friends everywhere were
sorry to hear of the accident last
Thursday to Kenneth Porter. His
wife and also his mother, Mrs. j.
r. Porter, are staying with him in
the Mt. Carmel hospital, Columbus.
Other members of his family visit
the hospital frequently, and report
that they are more hopeful of him
than at firSt.--Several cases OF very
bad colds are reported here Byron
Ferguson of McConnelsville spent
part of last week with Dwight Price
and other friends here. Several
members of the Sunshine Circle sew
ing club and their families, SO in
all, spent very pleasant evening
last week at the P. W. Patterson
home The ladies enjoyed an ex-
for all added much to the merriment
of the evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Clyde Nixon and daughter Pa
tricia Ann have returned to their
home in Columbus, after spending
the past ten days with relatives here
and at Triadelphia. Mrs. Elma
Campbell and Mrs. Mabel Campbell
Campbell at Red Clay Miss Forest
Bankes returned to school at Ath--
ems, Sunday, after an absence of
five weeks, during which time she
underwent an appendicitis opera.
tion--Jno. Martin and family and
Russell Martin and family of Cleve-
land were recent visitors with their
father, E.. S: Martin, and other rel.
atives and friends nere.- Mr.. and
GAINESVILLE, Thursday. ay.--Howard Will.
son and family spent day recently
with Mrs. Wilson's sister, Mrs. Win
ME Farmhouse and family, at Blue
Rock. Mrs. Dora James and daugh-
ter Mary Lou visited Saturday and
Sunday with their daughter and sis.
ter. Mrs. Rae Godfrey and family,
A. NJ Bankes attended the funeral
of VIM. Longstreth at Moxahala,
Wednesday, Mrs. Harry McGrath
Of Mountyille spent Thursday with
her sister, Mrs. Melvin Jacobs.--H.
B. Bolner and family and Wayne
Talley and family of GAINESVILLE Wis
tied Wednesday evening at Arthur
Appleman's Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Glass were recent visitors at Lee
Best's, near Ringgold.--P. w. Pat
terson and family spent a very
pleasant evening last week at the S.
J. Hivnor home at Lemon HILL
Henry Campbell spent several days
recently with friends near ,Galion.-
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Gable (Eloise
Richey) of Columbus. visited New
Years day and night with their
cousin, Mrs. Donald Finley, and
family, and on Sunday called on
their aunt, Mrs. Cassie Patterson,
and family. y aeRssa