Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-09-07
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VIM. McPeak is a patient in Me-
mortal hospital, Marietta, where he
underwent an operation Friday for
ulcers of the stomach. Three blood
transfusions have been given.- Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Raney, daughter
Mrs. George Patman and daughter,
near Gallon, spent Monday after
noon with George Benjamin and
family -Estel Dawson and family,
and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dawson at
tended the Dawson reunion at Cut
Ter dam, Monday Mr.. and Mrs.
Archie Hummel returned home Sat-
urday, after spending the past four
weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Gail Sny-
der of Cleveland. On their way
home they stopped in Canton and
visited at Earl and Donald Hum
mel homes Mr. and Mrs. Freeman
Strobe of New York City spent the
week end at Frank Strode's, Hobart
Miller's and Mrs. Nora Daugherty's.
Otis Ball and family attended the
Homecoming at Wrightstown, Sun
day. Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. McPeak
are moving to Pennsville, this week.
--Elbert Wilson of Kittaning, Pa,
and Mrs. Wilson and children of
Pennsville were Monday dinner
guests at the Paul Wells home
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Harris took
their son Dale to East Side school,
at Athens, Tuesday, where he will
learn the sign language. 1t viii be
remembered he had serious illness
of pneumonia last year, which left
him hard of hearing. Miss Mae
McInturf returned home Thursday
from Marietta, where she recently
underwent an appendicitis opera
ton. She is getting along fine
children of GAINESVILLE were over
Sunday visitors at A. T. Rouan-
zoin's 's.--Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fitch,
Mrs. Vergene Ray and daughters,
Mrs Anna Rose Fitch, son Donald,
and Mrs. Bernice James, children
Laurabelle and Paul were Tuesday
guests at the Gerald PEBBLES home,
Chesterhill. Miss Eloise Harrison
of McConnelsyille was an over Sun
day visitor at the c. l.. Harris home.
Harvey Greathouse is spending
the week with his brother, Walter.
and family, near ThOrnville.- Mrs.
Frank Davis was called to Toledo,
Tuesday, by the illness of her sister,
who underwent an operation at
Toledo hospital. Sunday visitors
were Mrs. Odendahl, son Joe, Mr..
and Mrs. Pat Odendahl, grandson
Bobby Malone, of Newark, at G. L.
Harris; Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Shook
and daughter Judith, of Malta, at
Frank Miller's; Delmar Rouanzoin
and family of GAINESVILLE and Mrs.
Edwina Barker of Malta, at ]. f.
lily of Pisgah neighborhood in the
vicinity; Mr.. and Mrs. Verdun Kirk
bride at James Kirkbride's, near
East ch.--Sunday evening Wis
itors were Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Nc
Inturf and son Don, and Archie
Hummel at F. S. McInturf's; Bert
Drake and family at Ray Nice
swanger's miss Helen Greathouse
of Thornville spent from Tuesday
until Friday at Harvey Greenhouses.
Smith of White CottageI
spent the week end with his nephew
Robert Tignor.- Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Wells of Malta route were Saturday.
evening guests at Paul Wells'.--
Mrs. Cora McPeak is visiting her
Mrs. Mary Evans, of Ath-
ems s.-Sunday afternoon visitors were
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Harris, daugh-
,er Hazel at Earl Daniels, of Ames-
Vile; Clyde Best and family, Mr..
md Mrs. Fred c.. Smith, son Fran
lis, of Malta, at c. L. Harris; Har-
I'D Fuller and family at Ray Nice
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Wood,
ION David, of Athens, Mr.. and Mrs.
'pigley, son Jimmie, Of Jacksonville,
Mrs. Emma Walcott Of Cleveland,
Ir. and Mrs, Elisha Glass, daugh-
ers Gladys and Temple of JOY, at
PAUL Wells'.-- and Mrs. Ray,
nond James, sons Clifton and
,laude Allen, o. T. Clark and Rus
ell James were some from this
attending the statel
air. Mrs. Cora McPeak spent Fri
ay afternoon with Mrs. Florencel
[arris.--Mrs. Rose Barnes and chill
rem of Lancaster spent from Satur-
ay until Monday with Raymond
anes and family. Mrs. Barnes and
hildren, Mrs. Mae James, and son,
laude Allen, spent Sunday after
oon with their mother, Mrs. Mag
lie Medley and Mrs. AL Ell
ght are visiting at j. A. McPeak's.