Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-06-29

Veal Friday and Saturday at
Walter Finley's.
Mrs. w. o. Dearth of this place
who suffered severe heart attack
the latter part of last week, is
much improved She resides with
her sister. Miss Jessie Wells.
Mr. and Mrs. James w. Carrell
and daughter Myrna Lou and MISS
Jean Long of Columbus, spent the
week end at w. w. Carrell's and at
tended the funeral of Howard Car
rell of Mt. Perry, Saturday after
noon
Mrs. Roy Thompson and little
daughter Jane Ellen Of Boardmah'
are visiting Mrs. Thompsons moth-
er, Mrs. Parker Sands, of Malta,
and her husbands parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. w. l. Thompson, of Wolf
Greek. Mr.. Thompson who teaches
at Boardman. near Youngstown, IS
employed at Westville Lake during
the summer, and he and his family
have a cottage there.
Mrs. Mary Pittinger and Miss
Mary Alice Justice of Uhrichsvllle
were guests of Miss Edna Wees,
Sunday. Miss Lucille Mckinney also
of Uhrichsville who had been a
guest in the Wees home for a few
days, returned home with them
Aubrey L. Wees of Chillicothe spent
week with his parents, Rev and
Mrs Wees.
The Happy Stitchers All club Of
Hackney met Wednesday evening,
June 21st at the Hackney school
house. and seven members were
present. 1t was decided to bring ma
terial and begin their work the
next meeting, June %. Miss knoch
and Mr. Hum were present. After
the business meeting games were
played and refreshments served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ford of Co
lumbus spent the week end with Mr..
Ford's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Lee J..
Ford. They left Monday morning
for a motor trip through the south
and to the Smoky mountains. on
the return trip they will come over
the Sky Line Driveway. They We're
accompanied by Mr.. Fords mother,
Mrs. Lee Ford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry NORM of En-
poria. Kan, has been visiting IN
Malta with the formers mother,
Mrs. C. H. Norm, and other rela-
tives and friends. Mr.. and Mrs Mo-
rim stopped off here on their way
home. having been at the New YORK
Worlds fair. Mr. NORM is manager
for the OldsmObile automobiles for
the state of Kansas, and the western
half of Missouri.
Miss Edna Morgan, we'll known
teacher of Cleveland, was selected
by the school principals of that city
as a delegate to the annual meet
ing of the principals association
which convened in Berkley, Calf,
June 2S. She will also attend the
National Educational association
which meets in San Francisco. Miss
Morgan's nephew, Howard Morgan,
son of the late Carlton c. and OF
Gladys Knight Morgan, received his
NJ A. degree this spring from Har-
ward university. He has a position
in New York City.
Mrs. Dorothy Cohagen, 80, of Co
lumbus, wife of Gerald Cohagen,
died at St. Francis hospital, Co
lumbus, following an operation. Her
husband survives, and also the fol-
lowing children: Barbara Lee, IL;
Dolores, eight, and Ronald, four.
The funeral was held Monday after
noon, and she was laid to rest at
beautiful Glen Rest Memorial Park.
The bereaved husband is the son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Cohagen of Co
lumbus, and the grandson OF Mr..
and Mrs. L. D. Pennell of this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pennell and Mr.. and
Mrs Raymond Smith attended the
funeral services Monday afternoon.
Funeral services for Elmer E.
Brill, 70, prosperous farmer, Bart
lett, were held Wednesday Of last
week at the Methodist church, Bart
lett. He died in Parkersburg
hospital following an operation. His
wife, the former Mary Work, sur
wives, also six sons, Lawrence or
Burlingame, Kan; Dale, Russell,
Watson, William and Earl of the
home; a daughter, Mrs Dorothy
Wallace, of Stockport; two sisters,
and three brothers-George of
Stockport; Doris of Sharpsburg;
and Earl of West Moreland, Kan,
Mrs. Kate McProud of Louisville,
Kan. and Mrs. Leora Elliott, Sharps-
burg.