Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-03-30
CHESTERHHIL
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bride, and John Woodward, were
the only attendants. The BRIDE wore
q. green silk crepe dress With black
accessories. Miss Lena Faye Mich
ener wore dress OF navy blue, win
accessories to match. The bride y
graduate Of Chesterhill high
school, class of 1887, and is assist
ant librarian at the Chesterhlll Il
brary. Mr.. Carpenter is also grad
uate of Chesterhill high school,
class of 1885, and is employed with
the John Harris garage and lunch
room They will stay at the home
Of the brides parents, for the pres
ent. The many friends Of this hap
long and prosperous welded life.
The Good Will Sunday school
class will meet at the church Satur-
day, April /, in the afternoon:
Mrs. Abbie Denny attended the tu-
neral of her cousin, Samuel Manly,
at Malta, last Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Nellie Grigsby and daughter
Lucille, Mrs. Fletcher Davis and
son Hugh and daughter Sheila Jean
we're Sunday guests of Mrs. Lola
Miller, at Athens Ella McPeak
ternoon with Mrs Flora Roberts
and Frank McPeak, Morgan town
ship.--Mrs. Abbie Denny and Lewis
and Charles Gibbons attended the
funeral of w w. Dowdell of New.
ark. Mr. Dowdell is an uncle OF
Frank Gibbons, and of the late l..
j. Denny Russell Wood, of Co
lumbus, spent the week end with
his parents, j. A. Wood and wife.
Sunday afternoon visitors at the
Wood home were Mr.. and Mrs. John
Ky III, Of q l.
ey ridge, and Dwight Graham, wife
and four children of Pennsville. -
Mrs. Harold Miller and son Gary
who have been spending the past
five weeks with Mrs. Miller's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Dillon, re-
turned to their home at Union City,
N. j., today. Miller and wife
were Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Fleming at Roseville. Charles
and Lewis Gibbons returned to Co
lumbus, Monday after a ten days va
cation from o. S. U:--Arthur King
and Mrs. Putnam of Columbus spent
Blanche Ridgley- and Mrs.
Jesse Bachelor of Pennsyille were
Sunday guests of Edgar Michener
and family Charles Parks and TulI
US (Ted) Carr left Sunday morning
for Paleski, w. Va, where they will
work for the Pennsylvania Drilling |
Mr.. and Mrs. Rev. Harris |
and Mrs. Hazel Harris were Sunday |
guests of Willard Kille and wife at |
l.. Kennard and wife
Of Mt Vernon and Wilbur Kennard |
the week end with Mrs. Melissa |
Thomas. Harold Fitch and wife
who have been living in the Mrs. L.
J. Denny property, moved this week |
to farm at Westland. John l..
Sans and wife Of Junction City |
were week end guests Of DR.. A. H. |
Whitacre and family Lee Osborn.
sixth grade teacher in the school
here, spent Saturday evening and
Sunday with his parents, at Jack
sonC. P. Yocom is confined to his |
home this week with influenza
Miss Almeda Whitacre has been suf-
fering with influenza. L. Bailey
and wife were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Kennard Of Columbusl
from Tuesday until Friday. Mrs.
Kennard was formerly Mrs. Jessie |
Ridgley, sister of Mrs. Bailey. Joe
Smith of Cloud vicinity, spent the |
week end with his parents, H. L.
Smith s.--Mr. and Mrs. H. l.. (Pete) |
Smith and son George attended the
dinner Of Everett Startling |
at MI. HefmOu, SUNDAY. his was
Everett's 30th birthday, and large
cake, baked by his wife, was beau
tifully decorated, and held 80 can
dies. A chicken dinner with all the
completed the menu. Mrs. |
Harry Brill and son Keith of Broad |
well were also dinner guests at the
Startling home. Mrs. Brill and Mrs. |
Smith are sisters of Mr.. Starling.--|
Landon Long who has employment |
at the Mills restaurant, in COlum- |
bus, spent Tuesday with his parents, |
S. G. Long and wife.
birthday Party
Friday being the birthday Of Mrs. |
Olive Delhi, and Sunday the birth
day of Mrs. Maggie Wilson, several
friends and neighbors gathered atI
the formers home Friday evening tol
remind them that another milestone
had passed. The evening was spent
in playing games. The ladies, Mrs
Delhi and Mrs. Wilson, received
many nice and useful gifts. Light
refreshments were served and So
ciaI hour enjoyed. Those present
were Hazel and Lena Faye Harris,
Emily Carpenter, Alice Carpenter,
Hazel King. Edith Ridgley, Mae Har-
ris, Inez and Louise Carr, Racie
Goddard, Edna Ellis, Thelma Parks,
and guests of honor, Olive Delhi and
Maggie Wilson