Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-01-05

Coach and Mrs. Joe Rich return
I'd Sunday from visit with rela-
ives at Niles.
DR.. and Mrs. H. G.. Gibson, oil 81
Glouster, celebrated their goldenl Y
wedding anniversary, Dec. 16.
Mrs. Ambrose Middleton left last e.
for her home in Mansfield, tt
visit here with her faith "
er, F. M. Beckett, and wife.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Sheridan re- E
turned to their home at Portsmouth, s.
Monday, following visit here with
relatives and friends. l;
Mrs. Emmett Abel was awarded
Chatham Ronda all wool basket in
a recent Chipso contest, for COM
pleting the sentence II like Chipso
because
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cobb and son f
George Cobb, of GAINESVILLE, are at
Lakeworth, Fla, visiting Georgel
Cobb, who is spending the winter at I
that place. la
Frank Clucus, of Batesville, hap
been appointed deputy sheriff of No
BILE county, to succeed Paul Moore, L
who resigned Jan. l. He will serve i
under his mother, Mrs Clinton c.
Clucus, the only woman sheriff ir +
Ohio
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Announcement has been made of /
the marriage of Miss Mildred Calth- t
rop, New York, daughter of Mr.. and c
Mrs. John Calthrop, and Aubrey c
Kirkpatrick, son of Mr.. and Mrs. An \
drew Kirkpatrick, of this place,
which took place June Is, according
to announcement recently made. I
They will reside here.
The council of Lowell has tenta- Il
lively let the contract for villagel v
waterworks to R. e. Getz, Baltic, at t
the bid of $40,011.73, which was
the lowest of several bids The cost
OF the entire system which includes n
ground site will probably be less L
than the first estimate of $50,909. G
There will be a federal grant of Il
$4,000, and an additional loan of
$2S,000. 1t is a federal WPA prof. h
ect.
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Miss Evelyn Gillespie left Mon I
day for Columbus, following a visit =
here with her father, Emmett Gill
lespie, and other relatives. Mr.. and =
Mrs Thomas B. Squires, former :,
residents of Cleveland, who have
been visiting here with Mrs. Squires'
father, Emmett Gillespie, and other r
left Monday for San +
Diego, Calf, where they plan to \
make their home.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Williams. 7
Mrs Lenna Williams, Doris Will
liams and Mrs. Lola Matheney, of
East Bloom, returned Friday even
ing from a weeks visit in Chicago,
with the formers brother, Carl Will
liams, and family. and uncle, Clar-l
ence Williams. The twin daughters q
OF Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Matheney.
Jean and Joan, who had been visit
ing in Chicago, with their uncle,
Carl Williams. since THANKSGIVING, d
home with their mother.
Rev. and Mrs. Horace Cutler, of
Germano, are spending this week
with the formers parents, Rev. and T
Mrs. Herbert A. Cutler. Halford /
Cutler. who spent the college vaca- t
ton at his home in Beverly, will /
leave Friday with his brother and
wife for Germano. After a short 1
visit there he will go to McKees- +
port, Pa, to visit a college friend
with whom he will return to Asbury
college e-Beverly Dispatch. Rev. /
Horace Cutler is a grandson of Mrs. i
Miller Reed of this place. It
John Vickroy, son of Mrs. Nancy !
Vickroy, of East Branch, Union /
township, and Miss Mildred Adams, /
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Ad- /
ans, Hollister, were married Dec,
"a at the parsonage Of the Penns
Vile NJ. P. church, with Rev. M. I.
Mcdonald, officiating. On the next
day the brides parents entertained
with an elaborate dinner at their
home The occaSiOn WAS also their G