Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-07-06
Morgan

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Smith and
three children of Athens have been
visiting here with Mrs. Smiths par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. James Walker,
and other relatives.
Harry Harris of the Harris phar-|
macy, attended the National Retail
Druggists association, which was
held last week in Cleveland.
Miss Emily Jean Crihfield Of At
lanta, ILL.,, graduated last month
from the University of Illinois. She
is a granddaughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Taylor, of Kennebec ridge.
Miss Grace Strong of Ft. Scott,
Kan, and Samuel P. Moore, were
united in marriage June II at Sc
dalia, Mo. Mrs Moore is daugh-
ter of H A. Strong, and the late,
Della Gorrell Strong, former resi-
dents of this county.
Howard Dye, examiner in the
State Building & Loan department,
is taking a two weeks vacation and
left Sunday morning, accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Dye, of NAL
ta, for New York, where they will
visit the Worlds fair.
At the regular weekly meeting of
the McConnelsvilleM Malta Rotary
club held Friday evening at the
Malta hotel, Burleigh f. Cartmell,
secretary of the board of trustees
of Ohio Wesleyan university, Del
aware, was the speaker.
Mrs Raymond Robinson of Keene|
is recovering from an operation in a
hospital in Coshocton. Mrs. Robin
son is the wife of Rev, Raymond
Robinson, former pastor on McKen-
dree circuit, and who now shares
with Rev. r. H. Hoy and another
circuit pastorate, near
COShOctOn.
Mrs. Martha Duffy was granted al
divorce Thursday in Columbus from
Herbert S. Duffy, former attorney
general of Ohio, on grounds of
gross neglect. She was restored tol
her maiden name, of POTTER. She isl
a native of France, and Mr.. Duffy
met her while a member of the
Legion delegation. They
were married three years ago.
l.. I. Budd. of Waterford, who
suffered a crushed heel and badly
bruised hip and leg when a scat
fold fell, was able to be removed
from Memorial hospital, Marietta,
to his home in Waterford a week
ago The heel was placed in cast
and he is now able to go about some
on clutches He is the father of
Mrs. Spencer Dearth.
A. NJ. (Bert Kincaid and son Ce-
Gil Kincaid, returned Saturday from
New York City, where they visited
the formers daughter, Mrs. James
Tully and husband. They also at
tended the Worlds fair Mr. Kin
caid and son were accompanied
home by Mr.. and Mrs. Tully who
will spend month here at the
kincaid home.
Among those who attended the
funeral of Mrs. Ethel Rambo at
3oseville Friday afternoon were Mr. |
md Mrs Mark Parsons and Mr.. and |
Mrs. Luke Parsons Of Malta. The |
deceased, who was the wife of JOS
aph Rambo, was a daughter of the |
late Eli Boal and wife Of Wolff
Creek. Mrs. Media Parsons who
had been at her sisters home DUR
ng her last illness, accompanied |
Ter sons to Malta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Preston
allied on friends here Tuesday en-
quite to their home in Canton.
Dyed an auto trip through the
outhern part of the state. Mr..
Preston left McConnelsville in 1901
nd has been employed in Canton
yer since. They spent some time
With Howard Devol at Rocky Glen
and called at the Chas.
)evol home, north river road.
Miss Jane White was hostess at a
inner party last Friday evening at
tx o'clock, complimenting Miss
1ary Alderman of Pelham, N. Y,
whose engagement was recently an
lounced. Covers were laid for theI
GLOWING: The honor guest, Mrs
can Wallace, Mrs. Jane Gay, and
he Misses Jean Cook, Betty Lou
Iarris, Betty Booth and Elinor
rice Following the dinner, theyl
ttended the show at the Twin Cityl
pera house.
FIR. b. j. Mates, pastor of theI
t Mary's Catholic church, at Full
a, Noble county, celebrated his
9th year as ordination to theI
Sunday July 2. The SER
ices began with solemn highI
lass of thanksgiving at II a. IN.
r. L. B. Preston, formerly of this
lace. now pastor of ST. Philomena'sl