Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-06-22

Mabel Worrall and hostesses Lenore
and Pearl.
| Mrs. Sadie Penrose who has been
| bedfast the past several weeks, has
not been quite so we'll the past
/ week
| DR.. II. P. Michener spent few
| days the first Of the week in Colum-
| bus. He was accompanied home by
his wife and mother-in-law, Mrs.
| Emma Shook, who have been living
months.
| Schofeld, who have been attending
! Muskingum college at New Con-
| cord, came last week to spend the
| summer vacation with their parents,
! C. I. and Bessie Schofield.
| Starling-Huffman
| Arthur Startling of Chesterhill and
| Miss Amanda Huffman of Penns-
Vile, were married Sunday after
| noon at the brides home, with Rev.
| NJ T. Mcdonald, officiating. The
| single ring ceremony was used. The
| bride wore a gown of white satin
with matching accessories. Mrs.
| Startling is a graduate of the Ches-
| terhill high school Mr.. Startling is
| employed with the Earl Bridgewater
! Saw Mill company, at Chauncey. Mr..
| and Mrs. Startling left Monday for
! Chauncev. where they will make
their home for the present. Mr..
! o-a 7Jre. Starting are receiving con-
| gratuiaticns Of their many friends.
Miss Juanita Johnson Of Colum-
bus is spending few days at the |.
b. Nutter home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard (Dick J
| Piatt and daughter Of Dayton spent
the week end with the formers par
ents, H. NJ Piatt, and wife. Mrs.
| Neil Piatt and son Jimmie Of Ma
rietta spent the past week at the
Piatt home
Miss Lucille Grigsby attended the
funeral Friday of George Kennard,
| at Pennsville
John F. Reed, wife and two chill
dren Joyce and Bobby of Toledo.
came Sunday for visit with Mrs
Alta Reed and daughter, and Mr.
and Mrs. r. M. Talbot, and other
| relatives.
Townsend Meeting
There will be Townsend meet
ing at the Union hall, Tuesday ev-
ening at $50, June %. Edward
II, KingstZer Of Marietta. will be
| the speaker Of the evening. Let ali
those who are interested in this
great Townsend plan, come out to
hear Mr.. Kingstzer.
John Embree, wife and son Ted
dy Of GAINESVILLE, were week end
guests of Mrs. Ella McPeak
Mrs. Jane Blackburn returned
| home Thursday, after having spent
a few days with Miss Ethel Boal, Of
Malta.
Mrs. Clyde Vincent and little son
Joe spent from Sunday until We'd
nesday with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mil
| Ter.
| J. C. Hiatt and wife spent the
week end at their summer camp at
| Stockport, and enjoyed fishing. They
| had as their guests Sunday, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Mcclellan, who helped
them devour the 5 Y pound fish
caught by Mr. Hiatt
| Mrs. VIM Knell of Ft. Wayne,
| Ind. and Mrs. Dave Daffer of CO.
| lumbus spent the week end with J.
w. e. Dunbar and family.
| Ray Morrison and family of Sy-
! camore Valley were guests last
| Thursday of DR.. and Mrs. A. III.
Whitacre and family
Childrens Day Services
The children's day services were
held Sunday evening at the M. f.
church, with quite a good crowd in
attendance. The children who took
part did their parts we'll The pro-
gram consisted of songs. drills and
recitations, which were all enjoyed.
Carl and Edith Patterson and
| Rev G. c. Nutter and wife We're
dinner guests Friday evening of F.
L. Bailey and wife.
Mrs. Mae Putnam of Columbus
| returned to her home Sunday, after
| weeks visit with Mrs. Ida King
and Mrs. Blanche Ridgley.
Arthur King of Columbus spent
Saturday and Sunday with his
mother, Mrs Ida King.
Mrs. Ethel Smith of Frederick
town spent one day last week with
Mr.. and Mrs. E. f. Hodgin and Mrs.
Mamie Smith.
c. E. Bode and wife spent Sunday
in Cleveland.
Mrs. Jesse Shook and daughters
Margaret Hazel and Marian, re-
turned to their homes Sunday even
ing, after having spent the past
week at the New York Worlds fair
Miss Grace Nutter left Tuesday
for a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard English, at New Matamoras, and
Mr. and Mrs. James Murdoch, at!
Sistersville, W. Va.
Mrs. A, H. Whitacre and two sons
Victor and Wendell and Miss Betty
Lou Morrison Of Sycamore Valley,
left Thursday (today) for the!
Worlds fair, at New York. DR.. A.
H. Whitacre will leave for New
York a few days later, where he
will join his family. Dr. Whitacre
will go by plane from Columbus tol
New York.
John r. Schofield and wife, Roy
Smith and wife and w. B. Smith
motored to Adena, Sunday, where |
they spent the day with Mr.. Tom
Smith and family.
Miss Alma Duncan left Wednes- |
day for Columbus, where she will
spend few days with her friend, |
and will also take the nurses state |
board examination. From Columbus |
she will visit friends in Caldwell |
and Youngstown.
4-H Club News
Thursday evening, May IL, 13f
boys met with James Phelps on the
school lawn and organized a All
club. Officers elected were: Pres
ident, Robert Worrall; vice pres,
Fred Bowman; sec'y-treas., Donald
White; news reporter, Howard
Strobe; recreational leader, Richard
Bowman. The projects for the year
are: Robert Worrall, Richard Wor-