Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-05-22
Commencement Time

commencement l
Within a few days both high SC
graduates will be receiving their dill
same old thing year after year, ye
since every season brings new GRO
Whether from high school or college
the elimination and the pinnacle.
AL NEWS
In the second quarterly distribu-
tion of school foundation funds, M.
& NJ was allotted $12, 2,060 Caldwell,
$6.934.
M. F. Sheets of this place, for many
years school house janitor here. is
in quite i'll health. He was taken to
the county home hospital, last even
ing.
Herbert Barrell, who returned to
his home here Friday from Bethesda
hospital, is doing reasonably Well.
Mrs. Dwight Miller is the nurse in
charge.
A son was born Sunday to Mr..
and Mrs Dewey Carpenter, near the
fair grounds, and been named Chas.
David The family came from West
Virginia.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Price and two
children of this place, are moving
to Latonia next Wednesday, where
Mr. Price will be employed with
the Struthers Stag company
George Fawcett, of Chesterhill,
remains in quite poor health. He is
at Bethesda hospital. and was given
a TRANSMISSION Wednesday. Dwight
Miller of this place, furnished the
blood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Himmelspach
MARY Kuntz) who since their mar
riage have been residing with the
formers aunt, in Columbus, have
gone to housekeeping in an apart
ment at 10391a Highland street,
Columbus.
Miss Goneril Adams entertained
Tuesday evening at dinner at the
Betsy Mills club, Marietta. Covers
were laid for Miss Emma Lee Stew
art, Fred Mcdonald, Kenneth Beck
with, Mrs NJ NJ. Mcdonald and
Miss Adams. @
A daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Den
mis- Argo, near Portersville. is hav-
ing variety of contagious dis
eases She suffered an attack of
red measles; then she had the three
days variety, and topped off with
the chickenpoX.
Dana Ellis, son of superintendent
and Mrs. Dale Ellis OF the county
home, will leave for Columbus Mon
day, where he Will be employed at
the Wright company. This
company is manufacturing S0-ton
bombers, and is putting on an ad-
ditional 1 900 men.
Miss Agnes Guyton of Washing
ton, D. c., and her mother, Mrs.
Clarinda Guyton. who spent the win
ter in Washington, are expected
here Saturday Miss Agnes will
make a short visit and Mrs. Guyton !
will remain for the summer at her |
home on Kennebec hill
JdlupS 1IduQSIdu VI It OII w III
gate, N. NJ. came Monday evening |
for a few days visit with his mother !
Mrs. J. H. Grandstaff. of Bristol /
and other relatives. He leaves Sat |
urday, and will return by way Of |
Holland, Mich, in order to see the !
famous tulip gardens. Mr.. Grand !
staff holds position with the Z. S. |
department of agriculture, in the |
division of sheep husbandry.
Gilbert F. Dodds, who publishes
short articles in the Columbu Dis
patch under the heading FPatriots
of 1916" in Wednesdays edition
the Revolution, from Washington
county, Pennsylvania, who enlisted
in Captain James McConnell's com
pany. Captain Mcconnell was the
father of General Robert Mcconnell,
founder of McConnelsville, who was
a general in the war of 1912.
Ray Osborne has resigned as
coach at Philo high school, and has
accepted similar position at
Crooksville. Osborne gives the in
creased pressure of his new business
at Crooksville as the reason for the
change. He recently purchased an
insurance business there, and his
work as coach, at CroOksville, is
temporary, and he will fill the place
only until the return Of Linton Lew
is who left the position to enter
the military service under the Sc
lective law.
IaQN SHSJG To H0GpITAI
John Sims, of Bristol township,
who has not been in good health,
was taken to Bethesda hospital yes