Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-09-05

,crat, McConnelsville, Oh
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Walker re-
J turned to their home in Columbus,
Monday, following visit with rela-
tives here and at Pennsville.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Griffin, of
( GAINESVILLE, were week end guests OF
the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
! c. A. Gaylord, of this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee James, of De-
e troit, Mich, spent the week end
with the formers mother, Mrs. Ida
: James, of Malta, and relatives here.
Mrs w. w. Bragg entertained
Tuesday evening with a bridge par
: ty, in honor of her guest, Mrs. EN-
/ NETT Shuler, of Middleport.
. Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Holmes of
;, Augusta Ca, arrived Tuesday and
will spend a couple of weeks with
Mrs. Holmes sister, Mrs. Jones and
: her husband, Col E. G. Jones, of
+ Unity Farm.
). The September meeting of the
f Mary Reed Missionary society will
be Tuesday evening, Sept. 10, at
the home of Mrs. Edward Perkins,
f with Mrs. Olive Porter and Mrs.
r Nellie Milligan, assistant hostesses.
f Miss Alice Kenney, of Columbus,
v visited here from Saturday until
Y Monday evening with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Kenney. She
was accompanied to Columbus by
e her mother and her brother Thomas
: Kenney and wife.
i Miss Mary Schott,, of Marietta
d visited over Sunday with her sister,
= Miss Frances Schott, here, and with
her grandmother, Mrs. Mary Ken
ney Miss Frances kenney of New
: ark was also an over Sunday guest
:, of her mother, Mrs. Mary Kenney.
|, The Rotary club members and
e their AIMS will be the guests of
e Rocky Glen sanatorium Friday ev
: ening of this week DR.. Mark will |
be the speaker. Harry Phillips is
the program chairman for Septem
g ber.
= Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John
/ Demster, of Malta, over the week
= end were Mrs. Demster's sisters,
I Miss Josephine McGrath of Kan
e sas City, Mo-, Mrs. Ruth Bankes
e and husband of Akron, and their
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Rouse, of Logan.
: Kenneth c. Ray, superintendent
e of the GAINESVILLE city schools, was
|, the speaker at the commencement
n exercises of the Bethesda School of
y Nursing held Tuesday night at the
d Market Street Baptist church,
d GAINESVILLE. Miss Lulu Glidden and
: Miss Vivian Frash of Malta are
g members of the class.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Fischer and
C two daughters of Dayton, visited the
r week end here with Mr.. and Mrs.
f Ernest Brown, and other friends
Mr.. Fischer, former linotype opera
d tor at the Herald office, is now en-
e ployed in a job printing establish
e ment at Dayton.
Il
e Wednesday afternoon at Corning U.
: B. church, for Mrs. Ida May Nor
r gan, Ct. who died at her home in
. Rendville. Interment was made in
+ Portersvile cemetery. Besides her
husband she leaves nine children,
Is grandchildren, and five great
G grandchildren; half brother, and
T stepmother.
Lieut.. Eric Dougan is at Fort
C Bragg, ~ c., where he will be sta
4 toned indefinitely Lieut.. Dougan
t is a graduate of West Point. and
T also recently graduated from Cor
s nell university with the degree of
: Master of Science in Engineering.
g He is the son of C. E. Dougan, of
. Malta.
0 Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Hartley and
j niece Mrs. Strawser, and husband,
of Columbus, spent the week end
with the formers mother Mrs.
3 Mary L. Hartley, and other rela-
r tives near Ringgold, and attended
l the Hartley reunion. Mr.. Hartley
is a grandson of Blind Billie" Will
{ liams, late of this place, who had
: both eyes shot out while a soldier
+; in the Civil war.
:. Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Nicely and
Mrs. Neely's mother, Mrs. Anderson,
; of Cleveland. were registered at the
: Kennebec hotel, Saturday, and call
]; ed On Mrs. T. j. Neely, at Neely-
vile. Mr. Nicely is the son of the
: late Wesley Neely, and left here
about 40 years ago. He is in the
!. furniture business in Cleveland, and
with his family were on vacation
!. trip to the southern part of the
= state.
IA SHORT COURSES AT O. S. U.
Fourteen short courses in agri-
culture, most of them free, will be
given during the autumn and win
, ter by Ohio State University. The
courses, according to Dean John F.
Cunningham, are practical and not
highly technical. A bulletin with
complete information is now avail
: able. Opening the series will be
the Poultry Breeders and Hatchery
mems school, Sept. 1919.
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