Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-06-08
Stockport

There will be a meeting of the
Townsend club this Friday night,
June 8. The speaker will be an In
dian from GAINESVILLE Mrs. l.. E.
Erwin left last Friday for Cairo, w.
Va, for a several days visit with
ior class and their chaperons re-
turned home Thursday from their
trip to Washington, D. c., feeling
they had had wonderful trip. Mr.
and Mrs. Lamar Marshall and sons
arrived here Thursday from their
home at Winter Haven, Fla, and
will spend the summer here with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. G.
Vickroy. Mrs. Stella Durbin of Nc
Columbus, Mr.. and Mrs. John Dur
bin, GAINESVILLE were dinner guests
Sunday of R. A. Durbin and family. |
Miss Lorna Blind and her sister,
and brotherin-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Sillen, of Utica, were week
end visitors of their brother and
sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Blind
of Dale Mrs. Edward Allard of
Roseville visited Sunday with her
Miss Louise Muse, who has been
employed in Columbus, has gone to
Oklahoma, to the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Kennard.- Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G.
Muse, Columbus, were week end Wis
itors of Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. White.
Joan and Jimmie Blatt have re-
turned home, after a visit with thei1
Butler, Of DRESDEN Miss Mary Ev-
ans of Sharpsburg visited Sunday
with Mrs. D. A. Van Fossen.-- Mrs.
J. L. Henery, son Love, and Miss
Mary Rollison visited Sunday in
Athens, with Mr. and Mrs. H. D.
Henery. Howard James who is To-
Gated at Pomeroy, was business
caller here Monday Mr.. and Mrs.
F. S. Davidson and daughter Patty
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Reed Brook
over.--Love Henery returned Mon
day to Columbus, after spending
the week end at his home here
Joan Trout spent the past week
with her aunt and uncle, Mr.. and
Mrs. Londell Taylor, of McConnels-
ville.--Mrs. ID. A. Van Fossen, Mrs.
R. w. Dewitt and Miss Lorna Blind
We're GAINESVILLE callers, Monday
held their annual inspection Thurs
day night of last week. Deputy
Grand Matron Dove Dixon compli- |
mented Worthy Matron Ernestine
Ball and her corps of officers, for
the splendid manner in which the
work was eXemplified Visiting |
chapters from Crooksville, Bartlett,
ent. Mesdames Robert Mindling and
Charlotte Keith, added much to
the evening with vocal numbers. In |
behalf of the chapter, Mrs. frankie |
Hawkins presented gifts to Mrs /
Dixon, Mrs. Mindling and Mrs |
Keith The chapter room was very
prettily decorated.
StGncburner-Henery
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Stoneburner
their daughter Ruth Stoneburner to
Leroy Henery, which occurred Sat
urday, June 8, at Catlettsburg, Ky. |
Mrs. Henery for the past four years
has been taking home economics
work at O. u. They will reside in
where Mr.. Henery is en-
ployed. The best of wishes are eX-
tended to this young couple.
Miss Margaret Giffen, commercial
IN Illinois for the summer vacation
= Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Evans of
Worthington, O., visited Wednesday
Of last week with Mr.. and Mrs. c.
VI. Newberry. Mrs Philomena
Schaad and family visited with Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Offenberger, near
Lowell. Margaret Offenberger who
home, accompanied them to her
lome.- Monday being commenc-
nent at O.. u, Mr.. and Mrs. Nicko-
as D'Ziambia and little daughter
Jean, and Misses Lauribel Hawkins
and Helen, Blanche Faires spent
he day here.--Miss Jean Mears of
Crooksville, who has been teaching
1T Oakland, has resigned to accept a
school at Rose Farm. Miss Helen
Nai h;c
,acancy Roger Burge of Column
ous, student of Marietta college, has
oeen hired as coach, to succeed Rob
ert Martin. Mrs. w. H. Hawkins
md Mrs. Reed Brookover were joint
1ostesses to the Tuesday Night Cir
lie at the Hawkins home Tuesday
hight. Dainty refreshments wereI
served. Geo; Perry Of Columbus
W. w. White.
Seniors Return From Washington
Windsor high school seniors re-
urned Thursday night from a five
lay sightseeing tour of Washington
}. C. Places of interest visited
we're: Lincoln memorial, Arlington
national cemetery, tomb of I'm
Known Soldier, home of Robert E.
and Mt. Vernon estate,
Archives building, house office
building, supreme court building,
pan-American union, bureau of en-
craving, government printing office,
rational museum, Smithsonian in
Ford's theatre, house where
lincoln died, Annapolis naval acad-
my, the White House, the United
states capitol, library of congress,
he House of Representatives in ses-
ion, the U. S. senate in session, the
Memorial day pr - down Consti-
ution avenue, douple header ball
,ame between Philadelphia Ath-
etics and Washington Senators, and +
steamboat night cruise on the
Potomac river. Those who made
he trip were Louise Spencer, Kath-
iogers, Grant Scott, Bonnie Var
ell, Mary Pierpoint, Dorothy Blind,
Donald Shuster, Glen Wallace, Joe
'headle, Carlton Eddleblute, Ray
,urfield, Jewell Ross, Clair Zum-
ro, Merle Zumbro and chaperOns
'upt. j. e. Blatt, Mrs. j. e. Blatt, !
1iss Lauribel Hawkins, Mr.. Frank =
aires and Mr.. Virgil Mcpherson.
he entire group stated that the
ivity that would remain in their I
lemOries forever.
Entertain Senior Class
Supt. and Mrs. j. E. Blatt enter
aimed the members of the senior
lass of Windsor high school and
heir sponsor, Mrs. Ellen Powelson
t their home Thursday night. Bum
0 was played and prizes awarded
rank Adrean, jr., Louise Spencer,
lair Zumbro and Eula Rogers. A
olor scheme of green and gold was
sed in the table decorations and a
of roses was on each ta-
lie. Those present were Frank
Idrean, jr., Louise Spencer, Clair
Eula Rogers. Merle Zum-
larry Pierpoint, Jewell Ross, Donald
huster, Grace Scott. Robert Tomp-