Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-02-16

February Is, 1885
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youngest daEghtef--ef Martin an,
Mary Ann Milton Bingham, wa
! born Aug. II. 1870, and passed ava,
al her home in Chesterhill, Saturda.
morning, Feb. IL, 1899, aged 6!
years and six months. after an Ill
ness of 10 months with cancer. Sh
was married to w. S. Dougar, Oct
1C, 1889, and to this union wer'
born four children, DR.. Stanley Dou
gan of San Jose, Calf; Vana, o
Pennsville; Christina Newburn 0
Malta township, and Clifford Dou
gan of Westland. Mrs. Dougan. wal
a member of the Antioch Christian
church, always attending the place
of worship as long as her health per
mitted. She was also an active
member Of the w. G. T. U. Besides
the children named, she leaves tG
mourn her passing her husband
c,ne sister, Mrs Rachel Clark, Of Or
! lando, Florida, and one brother
Joseph Bingham, of Escondido, Cal.
I ten grandchildren and four grea
grandchildren Funeral services
were held at tie Christian church al
! Pennsville Monday afternoon at
o'clock. and interment at Pennsville
i The services were conducted by Ell
der ]. c. Roady and Elder Taylor.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell (Dock) Mo.
rim and two children of Newark
and Mrs Pauline Harris and two
children were Sunday guests of S
r. Zumbro and wife
Misses Anna Mae and Juanita
Schofield who are students at Mus
kingum college, New Concord, re-
turned to their school work last
Tuesday.
Good Will Class Party
The Good Will Sunday school
class held it's regular monthly class
meeting Saturday afternoon, Feb.
I II, in the church basement, with 10
members present The meeting was
opened in regular form A short
program was rendered and games
and contests were enjoyed A pot
| luck supper was served and social
hour spent
w. III. M. S.
The w. HI. NJ S. will meet this
Friday afternoon, Feb. II, at the
home of Mrs. Marian Bode.
Rev. L. D. Phipps of Ironton is
spending a few days this week with
lis mother, Mrs. Hattie Phipps, and
helping in the revival services.
Passing of James T. Worthington
James Thomas, 16 months old son
oc Jesse j. and Emily Fisher Worth
ington, passed away Thursday morn
ing, Feb. 9, after an illness of sew
eral weeks of sleeping sickness. He
is survived by his parents and two
sisters, Jean and 10 Ann, and two
brothers, John and Fred, and his
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs Fisher
Of Kentucky Funeral services were
held at the Fawcett funeral home
Saturday afternoon, with Carl Pat
terson in charge. Burial was in
lltliuS cemetery.
Roy Smith who has been serious
ly i'll with pneumonia and pleurisy
the past two weeks is improving
Miss Maxine Startling, r. N, who has
been caring for him. was discharged
Saturday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Totman spent
Sunday with their son, Forest and
wife, of Glouster.
Misses Lille and Ella Hiatt will
leave this week for their home in
Southern Pine, N. C.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl J. Bowman
and daughter Barbara Jean left Sat
urday morning on months tour to
Florida. They will locate near st
Petersburg.
The Junior class play entitled
"Another Spring." presented at the
Union hall last Tuesday evening, was
very we'll given, each character Civ
ing his part we'll. A gocdly nrm-
Der were in attendance This play
was under the direction of Miss
Caberial Schaffer.
NeOISt IdtleISOH, W11e, ana TWO
sons of Athens, spent Sunday with
Carl and Edith Patterson
Mrs. Eta Danielson entertained
at her home with a Sunday dinner
Ray Danielson and Miss Idrus Helm
and Mr.. Clifford Helm, near Ma
rietta, Bill Pennell of McConnels-
vile, and Misses Ruth, Mary and
Elene Danielson of ChesterhilI.
Rev. Oney Warren and wife of
frCnton were Sunday callers at the
Fred Smith home.
Glen Danielson and sister, Mary.
spent Saturday evening in Zanes-
vile at the home of Crystal Root |
They were accompanied home by
Miss Dorothy Rowland, who had
been visiting at the Root home.
Vernon Appleman, wife and son
Teddy of Malta were Sunday dinner |
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Everett New.
burn.
Mrs. Frank Coulson of McCon-
nelsville spent Friday afternoon |
With Mrs. L. ]. Denny.
w. c. Palmer and wife and Mrs.
Gladys John were Sunday visitors of
Miss Thelma Palmer at Athens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hopkins Ill
Mr.. HI. S. Hopkins is confined to