Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1940-10-24
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Frank Strobe Has Accident

| Frank Strobe had the misfortune
to get his leg broken at knee, Sat
urday He was hauling a load Of
corn, and the team started, throw
| ing him, causing the accident He
was taken to Memorial hospital,
Marietta, for an X-ray picture The
limb was put in a cast and he re-
turned to his home Sunday He is
resting as well as can be expected
Relatives from Morgan county at
tending the funeral of John Huff
man at Grafotn, w. Va, Thursday,
were Charles, Lewis, George and
| Harry Huffman; Mesdames Sadie
Coleman, Amanda Startling, Gladys
| Huffman, Flora Carr, Erma Wilson,
| Annie McElfresh and Grace Wood
ward. H. d. Huffman who is visit
ing relatives in Pennsylvania, also
| attended the funeral. Mrs Cora
Gregg and nephew, Dale Copeland,
of Cincinnati, who spent last week
at Bernard Benjamins, are now
visiting at Harry Lindimore's at
| lta.--Leonard and Kenneth Ben
jamin took Galley Randall to West
Virginia, Friday, where he will
| spend the winter. On their return
nome Luey NISiIeu join bOyu, 1t
Sheltering Arms hospital, Athens.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Boyd visited
| their son, Sunday He is doing AS
| well as can be expected considering
| the accident 1t is a miracle he is
| living. Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Hum
mel who have been in Columbus
and Cleveland, returned home last
week, but Mrs. Hummel returns 10
| Columbus this week for further
| treatments. Miss Bessie Bingham
is at the Hummel home--Mr and
| Mrs. Clyde Sherman of Philo were
| guests Wednesday and Thursday at
| c. L. Harris Donald Murphy of
| Hopewell spent Tuesday night with
| Clyde nes.--Sunday afternoon Wis
itors were Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Best
and daughters Betty and Bea Anne,
of Malta, at c. l.. Harris; Miss
June Mincks at r. w. McPeak's;
Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Cain at Ray
mond James; Clyde James with Rob
ert Wells; Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
James at Russell James Miss Hazel
Harris spent Saturday and Sunday
with Ruth and Ruby McInturf--
! Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Scott of Colum-
bus spent the week end at James
Boyd's. They also visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Sial Cain of Mountville, and
John Boyd.--Mr and Mrs. Carlos
! Harris, son Ray, and Robert Miller
attended the p. B. Anguish sale,
near Joetown, Thursday Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Dawson spent over Sun
day with their son, Harley and
children at Mt Sterling.-- Mrs.
Racie Goddard, son David, of Ches-
terhill, visited Tuesday with Mrs.
Bernice Harris and family. Mrs.
Lucille Hill, daughter Dorothy, and
Mrs. Alta McPeak, were Thursday
visitors at the Harris home. -
Pearley Mincks and family, near
Beverly have moved to their farm
recently purchased of Ray Nice
swanger's Sunday visitors were
Clarence Berry of McConnelsville
at Milton Berry's; Mrs. Mary James,
daughter Mary Frances, at Harry
Lindimores; Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Fitch and son Dwight, at Raymond
Stewards of McConnelsville route
Misses Rachel Strobe and Jean
Miller were week end visitors in Co. |
lumbus.- Mrs. Beatrice PEBBLES, |
son Ronald and Miss Winifred
Healy of Chesterhill, were Wednes~
day evening supper guests at the |
Russell James home Howard Dav-
is is working for Arthur Warren,
near Triadelphia. a.--Sunday evening /
visitors were Mrs. Ella BENJAMIN.
son Ronald, at Estel Dawson's; Mr.. |
and Mrs. Milton Berry at j. w. Har-
ris'.