Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-08-10

and daughter Miss Alice Cutler, of
| Beverly, left Wednesday for Camp
| Sychar, where they will spend 10
| days.
Silk Dresses on sale at WHITES.
Ruth Ann Keever, Is, daughter
of Mrs Wheeler Keever, near Bev-
| erly, suffered severe injuries last
| week in an automobile accident,
near Lowell, on route II.
| Mr.. and Mrs. James Welsh and
| daughter Adelaide returned to their
home in Akron, Sunday, following a
visit with Mrs. Welsh's mother, Mrs.
S. r. LighthiZer, and sister, Mrs
Alexander Spencer, of Neelyville.
See the weekly window display of
| specials at Morris Hardware.
| Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Betz left Sat
urday for New York City, where Mr.
Betz will purchase goods for the
Kraps & Betz store. Mr.. and Mrs
H. G. Kennard, of Newark, accompa
MED them and all will enjoy the
Worlds fair.
| J. F. Taylor, and his sister, Mrs.
Lucille Larimore, and daughter, re-
/ turned to Cleveland, Saturday, ac-
companied by their parents, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Frank Taylor, who will spend
a week visiting in Cleveland with
| their children.
| Mrs. Harry Bucher and her guest
| Mrs Rose Paddock and daughter, of
Seattle, Wash, and Mrs. Bucher's
daughter, Mrs. Tommy Bell, of
| GAINESVILLE, were guests Friday Of
the formers sister, Mrs. H. C. Betz,
| and husband.
Mrs. Maude Maxwell and Mrs
| Fannie Gorrell entertained with a
! luncheon at the home of the former,
Saturday evening. Covers were laid
| for 20 guests at small tables, and
| the evening was spent socially. Sew
eral contests were enjoyed, conduct
| by Mrs. A. n. Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Best of this
| place, Mr.. and Mrs George Nice
| swanger and Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard
| Smith of Penn township, left Tues
/ udy Ou lHOIOI Zip 10 4,
Mich, whore they will visit for a
| few days with relatives. They plan
| to return Saturday of this week
Prof Russell w. Martin, wife and
daughters, Patricia Ann and Bertha,
of Cleveland, are guests of Mrs Eva
Miss Betty Jean Frash, of Malta
loo Of in
and family, plan to leave on a trip
through the southern states.
Mrs. Otto Jones entertained at he,
home in Malta, Friday evening, com
plimenting Mrs. George F. Raile
(Winifred Havener) a recent bride
A miscellaneous shower was pre-
sented to the honor guest. A pleas
ant social time was spent, and nice
refreshments served.
Tom and Jerry, the celebrated OK
team of the pioneer caravan of the
Northwest Territory celebration last
year, appeared last week in a pag
cant at the Greene county fair. Mar
vim Shook of Lowell is the driver,
and he transported the team and
truck.
In writing this office regarding
change of address of the Democrat,
Ellis c. Wilson, recently trans
ferred from Waterloo, Ia, to El
Paso, Texas, states I'VE like the
town and it's scenic surroundings
The climate here appeals to us, as
it is warm and dry. The nights are
cool, and the air is fresh from the
mountains, and very bracing." Mr. /
Wilson who is a son of Mr. and Mrs
meat inspector.
James Gorrell, GAINESVILLE, son oil
the late DR.. A. H. Gorrell, of Zanes-
vile, and grandson of the late A. B.
Gorrell of this place, has been ap-
pointed to the board of editors of
the Harvard Law Review, a monthly
publication, by virtue of his high
academic rating in the law school
He was graded sixth in class of 400
in the Harvard law school, rated as
one Of the toughest academic cour-l
year to go.
Appleman Reunion Aug. 26
The 18th annual reunion will bel
held Saturday, Aug. 26, in the grove
near Triadelphia. Basket dinner att
noon, followed by program. ALI
relatives and friends are cordially
invited to attend-Irvin c. Master
son, Sec'y.