Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-04-27

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RagOOd-NeIsOn Rites

which will be hid on May "a.
RagOod-NeIson Rites
Miss Jean Nelson, r. NJ, of Zanes-
Vile, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
ry Nelson, of Warren, Pa, and Joe
Bagood, of GAINESVILLE, were recently
married at Catlettsburg, KY. Mrs
Bagood who received her nurses
training at Bethesda hospital, at
GAINESVILLE, is granddaughter of NJ.
G. Walker, and at one time made
this place her home The best OF
wishes are extended to this young
couple.
VIM. Porter was at Cleveland
last Sunday, where he witnessed the
baseball game between Detroit and
Cleveland.
The P. T. A. are sponsoring the
Ohio Power cooking demonstration
Friday, April %, at 1880 prompt.
Each one present of high school age
or over means 10c to the p. T. A.
AS there will not be any more P. T.
A. meetings, the nominating COM
mittee will make their report. The
committee named by the president,
Mrs. May Spencer, are Mrs. w. B.
Wallace, Mrs. j. A. Hayes and
Frank Faires.-- VIM White of Lo-
gan spent Sunday night and Mon
day with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
w. w. White Miss Elva Henery
and niece of GAINESVILLE spent few
days last week visiting with Mrs.
Ina Leasure. Mrs Clyde Spencer
and son Mervyn and Mrs. E. e.
Baker of McConnelsville, spent last
Thursday in GAINESVILLE. Rev. and
Mrs. G. J.. Virgins of Columbus,
were week end visitors of her
mother Mrs. Almeda Rogers. 9th
er guests Sunday of Mrs. Rogers
We're Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Penrose
and two daughters, Barbara and
Lucille Mrs. Carlos Thompson of
Malta route, visited Tuesday of last
week with Mr.. and Mrs. w. w
White Mrs. Jesse Choguill has re-
turned to her home at Syracuse, N.
Y, after visit with her sister, Mrs
Celia Bacon Clark entertain
ed the members Of her Sunday
school class at her home last Friday
night. Games were played during
the social hour. Lunch was served.
&C. A. Butler and w. J. Blatt of
Dresden spent Sunday with Supt.
Butler was a guest last week at the
Blatt home.--Mr. and Mrs. j. L.
Henery and son Love, and Miss Mary
Rollison spent Sunday at Athens
with Mr.. and Mrs. H. ID. Henery--
Mrs F. A. Matthews, Miss Bonnie
Yarnell, Mrs. III. d. Scott of this
place, and Frank Dugan of McCon-
nelsville, spent from Sunday until
Monday with Mr.. and Mrs. Dale
Scott, of Dalton.--Mr. and Mrs.
Warren Jackson of Marietta spent
the week end with their niece, Mrs.
c. M. Newberry. Mr.. aud Mrs. Mil
ton of Roseville were visitors Sat
urday of Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Henery.
Love Henery returned Monday to
GAINESVILLE, after spending Sunday
at his home here.--Sunday guests
Of Mrs. w HI. Broomhall and family
were Mr.. and Mrs. c. K. Swift, chill
dren David and Diane, of Chicago;
Mrs. Charley Swift and daughter
Dorothy, Of McConnelsville.- R w.
Dewitt who was i'll last week with
flu, is able to be at his place of bust.
hess, this ek-Nickolas D'Ziam-
bia, Of Smithfield, spent the week
end with wife and baby Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Lowe accompanied him
here for the week end.--Mr. Sher-
burn, music supervisor in the Stock
port-Reinersville schools, accompa-
MED by his pupils, Miss Patricia
Durbin of Stockport, and Miss Dor
othy Haskins, Of Reinersville, at
tended the music festival at o. S.
u, Saturday, at Columbus.
Ohio University concert band will
present their annual spring con-
cert at Athens, Sunday evening,
April 80, at o'clock. There are
113 students in the band. Bob Dur
bin, son of Postmaster and Mrs. r
A. Durbin, of this place, will play
marimba solo. Several from here
will attend the concert.
Mrs. McHugh Home
Mrs T. J. McHugh returned Sun.
day from Good Samaritan hospital,
GAINESVILLE, where she had been i'll
the past several weeks with pneu
monia and complications. Mrs. Nc
Hugh stood the trip home we'll, and
her many friends are glad to know
of her improvement. Miss Agnes