Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1939-07-20

le Morgan County Dem
Miss Marjorie Shelton of Canton
came last week for visit with
friends.
Mrs. Ella Moore of this place
left Sunday for Lancaster, where
she is attending camp meeting.
Miss Martha Sherman of Cleve
land, visited the week end here With
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Sherman of Kennebec hill.
Mrs Gladys Parmiter, of Colum
bus, visited the week end with Mrs.
Earle Newsom of the west side, and
other friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tommy Bell, of
Zanesville, visited here the weeF
end with the latter's aunt, Mrs H.
C. Betz, and other relatives and
friends.
Mrs. Glenn L. Tennell and chill
dren Glen, Elizabeth and Jean left
Sunday for a weeks vacation with
relatives in Cleveland, and other
points.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Earich Of
Coshocton, visited Sunday with Mr.
Earich's mother, Mrs. Mary Earich,
and sisters, the Misses Katherine
and Edna Earich, in Malta
Hiram Henery, express agent,
Malta, is at Caldwell for 10 days,
relieving the agent at that place,
who is on a vacation. Mr. Henery's
wife and son Don are looking after
the Malta office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Lynch left
Sunday for their home at Charles
ton, w. Va, following visit here
with the formers mother, Mrs Ell
la Cosgrave, and aunt Miss Corintha
Whipple.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Leggett and
sons Richard and Robert of Lucas
vile, and the latter's mother Mrs
]. l.. Stokes, of Palo Alto, Calf,
are spending week here visiting
Mr.. Leggetts parents, Mr. and Mrs
H. j. Leggett of Liberty street.
Miss Jennie Spencer of Canton
ter, came last week for visit with
Mrs. Ludwell Spencer, and other
relatives. Miss Spencer, a formerl
resident of this place, is a daughter
of the late David Spencer and wife,
Meigsville township.
j. w. Bullock, near Deavertown
while in town Saturday, called al
the Democrat office and renewed his
subscription for the seth consecu-l
tive year. He also put his son,
Earle's, subscription in good shapel
for another year The latter resides
at Roseville.
The Misses Helen Lynn and Err
nestine Smith, of Malta, left Sunday
for Middletown, where they visited
the formers sister, Mrs. Harryl
Lewis, and family. They all took a
trip into Kentucky and also visited
in Cincinnati with Mr.. Lewis broth
er, H C. Lewis, and family.
Miss Mary James and brother Bill
ly, children of Mr.. and Mrs. Victor
Jaynes, of Malta, left Sunday for
Lancaster, where the former is Wis |
iting her uncle, Ernest Beckwith, |
and family, and her brother is at
the the Ki-Y-Ro camp, which isl
sponsored by the Kiwanis and Ro-l
tary clubs of Lancaster. They plan
to be gone a week.
DR.. and Mrs. L. E. Sharp and sonI
Gail of Columbus, were dinnerI
guests last Wednesday of the for
mer's brother, H. B. Sharp and
wife, of Malta, and also called on
friends here. DR.. Sharp, former
dentist of this place, who suffered a |
stroke of paralysis more than twol
years ago, is some better. Gail
Sharp is attending o. S. u, where
he is taking course in business
Thornton NJ. Tate, IS, celored, of |
GAINESVILLE, died Friday. He was a
native Of Chesterhill, but had resid-
ed in GAINESVILLE for 19 years. Hell
was veteran employe of the Penn
sylvania railroad, and was retired |
in 1927. Mr.. Tate was an active
member of the St Paul's A. NJ. E. |
church, the Oddfellows, and the K |
of p lodges. Funeral services were
held Monday afternoon at his home |
Four ministers officiated at the fu-
neral. Interment was in Green
wood cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs A. L. Lindimore of
Indianapolis, Ind, left SundayI
after a few days visit here
with the formers parents, Mr.. and |
Mrs. c. p. Lindimore, South Ninth
street. Mr.. and Mrs. Lindimorel
were enroute home from a tripl
through Kentucky. They also visit
ed Mr.. Lindimore's brother, c. O.
Lindimore, and wife, in Marietta,
and also stopped in Columbus to see
another brother, Paul Lindimore,
and family. Mr.. Lindimore is con-
nected with the Eagle Machinel
of Indianapolis.