Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-01-19

County DeInOcra
Mrs. Albert Miller who has held
temporary position in Columbus.
Saturday to her home here.
Win H. Kinnan of De Croft, Lo-
an county, has been appointed
tate fair manager by John III
,rown, state director of agriculture. |
Hiawatha Rebekah lodge, No. 1872,
neets in regular session, Friday ev-
ming, Jan. 20.-Pearl Dew, N. g.;
Iary Vanoster, Secy.
The book group of the A. A. U.
Y. will meet with Mrs. Donald Dan
ord, Monday evening, Jan. 20, at
80. Mrs. Joseph Cowan will give
he book review.
James Flanagan, Jr., VINO mas
charge of the hospital at the LONDON
srison farm, and brother Jack Flan-
agan, manager of store at London,
O., spent the week end here with
lnGlT ehu A'AAo'
Flanagan of Kennebec hill.
Don Rowland and Miss Elma Hill,
both Of Athens, were married Sat,
urday in the First M. E. church OF
Athens. The bride is the daughter
Of Prof. and Mrs. V. ID. Hill, and
Mr.. Rowland, the son of Judge and
Mrs. o. F. Rowland.
The st. Cloud hotel, Marietta
suffered a $4,000 loss Sunday morn
ing, when fire broke out in the front
rooms on the fourth floor. Most OF
the damage was due to the water
used to put out the blaze. 1t is be-
lieved the fire started from faulty
installation of a gas stove.
Mrs. Addie Patterson of this
place was pleasantly surprised on
her birthday, which was Friday. In
the evening number of her friends
arrived at her home, and the time
was spent playing Chinese check'
ers. A nice lunch was served. Mrs
Patterson resides here with her son
in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs
w. w. Bragg.
A woman's club, composed of the
wives of employees of the Ohio Fue
Gas company of this locality, were
entertained at the home of Mrs
Martin Primmer of this place, las
Wednesday evening. Games Were
played and lunch served The Feb
ruary meeting will be with Mrs. b
A. Shuler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Kennart
who have been residing in New
York City, and have been VISITING
here with Mr.. Kennard's home peo
pie and at Athens with his wife,
parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Roe
left last week for Los Angeles, Cal.
where they plan to spend the re
mainder Of the winter, and may pos
sibly locate at that place.
M. NJ. Bryson, for 16 years teach
er of the Mems Bible class OF tn
Church of Christ, Glouster, has re
signed. Before taking the class b
had served for seven years as Sun
day school uperintendent, durin
which time he was also supefintend
ent of the GIouster public schools
lie is now superintendent Of of tn
| Jacksonville -Trimble schools.
The Malconta Garden club vii
meet with Mrs. Fred d. Coulson
Friday afternoon, Jan. 20, at
o'clock. Members are asked to brin
their seed catalogues and pad an
pencil. The local club is invited 1
meet with a GAINESVILLE club at tn
GAINESVILLE Art Institute next Tues
| day, and a list of members wishin
| to attend the meeting will be mad
Iup at the meeting Friday.
Mrs. Mabel Scott of this plac
land Mrs. Alice Harris, Malta, Wer
associate hostesses Monday evenin;
at the home Of the former on Ken
Inebec hill. The occasion compli
| mented Miss Lucille Lynn, Of Nal
| ia, who is leaving soon on an ex
TENDED western trip. A buffet sup
per was served, and games and con
tests enjoyed. The guests number
ed u.
improvements are again in orde
at the Finley Packing plant. A ne7
sausage room is being added wit
lnew refrigeration equipment, an
other modern cooling equipmen
about the place is being installed
The Finley packing plant has be
come quite famous for its fine sau
sage, and the new Improvement
Will the better taking of the increas
ing business.
The following from the twin cite
attended the area convention O
Methodism held last Thursday a
| Cambridge: Rev. c. B. Frisbie an
IJchn Gregg of Malta NJ. E. church
Rev Glenn l.. Tennell. T. F. Tomr
kins. George Roberts, Mrs. Ell
Moore, j. G.. Scott and the Misse
Mary Kuntz, Muriel Winegardnel
Dorothy Byers and Dorothy Knud
sen of the McConnelsville M. f
church, and Rev L. S. Wees of tn
M. P. church.
Mrs. Elizabeth Few Gallogly. 6s
native of High Hill. died Satur
day night at her home on the Rose
ville-Cannelyille road, following
lingering illness. Surviving beside
her husband, Charles Gallogly, ar
one daughter, Mrs. Marie Trout o
the home; three grandchildren, on
great grandchild, two sisters an
three brothers. Funeral service
were conducted Wednesday after
noon, with interment in Rose Hill
cemetery.
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