Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-04-18
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Fred NORM of Columbus, Francis
NORM and Truman Perfect of New.
ard spent from Friday until Sun
day at the Carlos Harris home. Mrs
Margaret Mallonee, son Bobby, re-
turned home with them, after
spending the week with relatives.
Lester Hartley and family came
back to the Harold Harris farm
| Friday, after being absent since last
November. Mr. Hartley had EN-.
ployment at Marietta, all winter, in
the dye factory.
terhill spent the week end with their
] grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Orir
Abel.
Miss Bernice Nolan of Massillon
spent the week end with home folks
Fread Clark and family are NOV
ing from the Anderson farm, neal
White Pigeon, to the j. A. McPeak
| farm
Several from this neighborhood
attended the FLA and FILA ban
quet at Pennsville, Thursday even
ing.
Mrs. Edith Price, Mrs. Donna
Earich and son Kent, of Malta
were Friday visitors at Harvey
Greenhouses.
Mrs Ida Boyd and Mrs. Leona
Benjamin are improving, after hav-
ing had flu.
III. f.. DeVOre Has Accident
II. E. DeVore had the misfortune
to fall through the hay NOW one
day last week, and broke three ribs
| Carl Williams is assisting with the
chores.
Mrs Virginia Halton and son
Bobby spent part of last week at
the Hobart Miller home.
Sunday visitors were Harold Har-
| ris and family at j. w. Harris; Otis
Ball and family at Sam Vickroy's, at
| Logan
Mrs. Merle Wells, children Rob
ert and Hope, accompanied Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Wells to Athens, Sun
Wood and family.
FerOne-March Rites
Relatives here have received the
wedding announcement of Miss
Georgia March and Dominic Ferone,
of Cincinnati, which took place re-
Gently. Mrs. Ferone is the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. James March
Bessie Strode), and granddaughter
of Emerson, and the late Ida Hum
mel Strobe.
Miss June Miller of Columbus is
visiting home folks.
Martha Lou Benjamin spent Sat-
urday with her grandmother, Mrs.
Ethel Benjamin.
Dale Harris returned to his
school work at East Side school at
Athens, Monday. His arm, which
he recently fell and broke, is get
ting along fine.
Mrs. Margaret Mallonee and son
Bobby spent from Wednesday until
Friday with their aunts, Mrs. Mary
Best and Mrs. Lucille Smith of Nal
ta
Sunday afternoon visitors were
Miss Eloise Harrison of McConnels-
vile at G. L. Harris; Mr.. and Mrs
Milton Berry at J. W. Harris
Harvey Greathouse is suffering
with tonsillitis.
George Albert Abel and FRIEND
| Dean Gasserman of O. S. u, spen
ents
| Mis-. olelld MCDdHlcl VI 1OIu III
bus Mrs. Maude Henery and sor
Don Of Malta, spent Thursday ev-
ening at Harvey Greenhouses.
Mrs. Edna Embree is slowly i'm
proving from relapse of the grip.
Mrs Frank Davis, sons Glendon
! Gordon, Howard and Earl were Sun
day evening visitors of Mr.. and Mrs
Donald Davis, near Rosseau.
Raymond James and Frank Med
| ley were Columbus visitors We'd
nesday of last week
Rev Mrs Cleona Wright OF
Frazeysburg and Mrs. Faye Davis
spent the first of last week at Ath-
ems, visiting friends and attending
meeting. Mrs Wright went from
there to Florida, with friends, for a
few days stay.
Death of Mrs. Clara Howeth
Mrs. Clara HoWeth passed away
at her home at Jacksonville, Satur-
day morning from heart trouble.
She had been belfast for a week.
She was II years of age, and was a
daughter of the late William and
Eliza Anne Forsythe Tanner, and
was born and reared in Union town
ship She was the surviving mem
Der of the Tanner family, one sister,
Mary, passing away two years ago.
She is survived by two sons, Foster
of Toledo, and Dow, whose address
we are unable to get, and number
of nieces and nephews. One nephew
Willie Tanner, lives at the old Tan
ner home. Funeral services were
held at Nelsonville, at one o'clock
Tuesday, with burial in Wolf Greek
cemetery.
Mrs. Cora McPeak returned home
Sunday. after visiting her children
in Athens.