Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-08-31
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Several from this nelghbOrhOOd
attended church at Wolf Creek, the
past week.-mrs.. Lucille Smith, son
Frances, of Malta, were Wednesday
visitors at Carlos Harris. Mrs.
Cora McPeak was an afternoon Wis
itor.--Paul Wells and family and
Mrs Edith Harkins attended the
state fair, Monday. Clyde James
and Richard Abel accompanied their
agriculture teacher and are spend
ing the week at the fair Raymond
James had the misfortune to lose a
three year old horse, Sunday night.
Miss Rachel Strobe spent from
Friday until Sunday in Columbus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Grimes of
Canton are visiting at j. A. Nc
Peak's.--The following attended a
surprise for Mrs. Winifred Kirk
bride, Sunday: Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
Kirk bride, daughter Marine, Mrs.
B. F. Price, Billy Barnette, James
Kirkbride and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ronald Dew, Mrs. Edna Post and
two children, Mr.. and Mrs. Ote Low
ell. daughter Donna, Mark Fuller
and family, and Glen Van Horn and
family.--A number have been visit
ing Frank Nolan, who recently re-
turned home from the hospital. we
are glad to report he is doing fine.
Frank Strobe, jr., who has been
attending school in Georgia, spent
the week end with his grandparents.
Sunday he and Miss June Miller
went to New York City, where they
will spend some time. Mrs. H. c.
Black, daughter Roberta, of Mt.
Vernon, son Melvin of Chillicothe,
were recent visitors of the formers s
sister. Mrs. George Johnson and
family.--Mr. and Mrs. George New
burn of Raymond, O., were week
end guests of home folks.--Mr. and
Mrs. Carlos Harris, son Raymond,
and Mrs. Lucille Smith and son
spent Friday at Pat Odendahps, OF
near Newark. Estel Dawson and
family were over Sunday guests Of
Harley Dawson and family of Mt.
Sterling. and attended the state fair.
Sunday afternoon visitors were
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Benjamin, Lee
BENJAMIN and family at Bernard
Beniamin's; Raymond James and
family at John Medley's and Jack
James: Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Great
house and Robert Tignor at Barak
Russell's. at Roosterville. Paul Nc
Kibben has returned to his home at
Columbus, after spending the sum-
mer at George JohnsOn's. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Charles Morris, Mr.. and MRS.
C. L. Harris, Francis Norm, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Johnson and son Ralph,
Will James and family, attended the
Barkhurst reunion at Embree park,
Saturday Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Fitch and son, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Ray and two daughters, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Frank Fitch, Mrs. Bernlce
James and children were Sunday eV-
ening visitors at Will Waymer,s.--
Misses Hazel Harris and Beatrice
Anne Best spent last Thursday with
Mrs. Bernice Harris s.--Sunday vlslt-
ors were Tom Carr, Anna Mae ana
Joan Fonner at Web McPeak's'
Mrs. Frieda McPeak at Bertsul Hun
mans: Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Fitcn
and son at Mrs. Rule Martin's; Mar
shall Wade and family of Newark,
Russell James and family at Frank
! Fitch's: Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Miller
at Harold Harris; Henry Abel and
family at Harold Best's; Orvllle
Davis and family of Licking View,
at Frank Davis.
Notice
AS there has been some misunder-
standing in regard to the Goshen
school reunion, we have been asked
to announce there will be no reun-
ion this year, but there will be one
in 1910, at the Fairview grange
hall.-Addie Remy, President;
Claira Ctr0de Sec'y.