Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-11-27
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two sons Gary and Larry of Coal
Run, and Mr.. and Mrs. Elbert Max
well of McCOnnelsville, were Sun
day dinner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gail Mccall Little Miss Lucille
Lane is visiting with her uncle, Ray
McKibben, and family, at Bristol.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. e. Barrett and
son Billy and their father, w. s..
Sands were recent visitors at the
Mark Sands home in Marietta Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Bankes and daugh-
ter Thelma of GAINESVILLE visited last
week at A. M. Bankes' --Franklin
Patterson resumed work last week
at the American Rolling Mills, in
Zanesville.--Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Glass and little son Raymond of
Roseville and Miss Pearl Appleman
of McConnelsville have been recent
frequent visitors with their mother,
Mrs. L. A. Appleman. Mrs. Apple
man is showing some improvement
from her recent injuries from being
attacked by cross sheep Mrs. J..
r. Porter entertained with family
dinner Sunday. All her children
and grandchildren were there. -
Eileen and Dickey Slater of Zanes-
! Vile spent last week with their
Brock.--Mr. and Mrs. e. E. Price
and son Dwight spent Thanksgiving
and Friday with their daughter and
sister, Mrs. Rule Brown, and family,
at Centerburg. Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight
Reed of Barnesville were visitors
there also and all enjoyed a feast
of veniSOn.--LateSt word from Bill
iy Nelson is that he is still in camp
at Fort Hayes, Columbus.--Mr. and
Mrs. J. C. Miller of Newark spent
the week end with home folks near
here and Mrs. Floyd Henery
and three sons Of near st. Paris,
spent their Thanksgiving vacation
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Harker. Other recent visitors
with the Harkers included Vernon
/ Harker and family and Mr.. and Mrs.
! Fenton Nitz of Barberton, and Miss
! Dena Falli of Cleveland.--F C.
Kincaid remains in very poor health.
Herbert Bankes is employed with
an oil company on the Bush farm,
near DeavertOwn.--M and Mrs.
! Vernon Scott have moved from near
! Stockport to the Mrs. Emma Wood
ward farm, recently vacated by
Frank Shilling and family, who
moved to their farm recently pur-
chased from John Taylor The
many friends of Mrs Ivan McKitrick
of the Mt. Zion vicinity are sorry to
hear of her serious illness and are
hoping her operation will be a sue
cess. She is in a hospital in Ma
1 rietta.-- Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hen
derson and two children of Ashland
! enjoyed their Thanksgiving vacation
| with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. u
e. Lamb.--DOn and Pete Brannon
of Logan were recent visitors with
their uncle, A. w. Greuey, and fam
lily, and enjoyed rabbit hunting
Mrs. Jasper Stewart and Orin Mas
terson and family Of New Lexing-
ton visited Saturday with the for
mer's daughter, Mrs. Mabel Camp
bell, and family. John Harker
purchased six milk cows last week
from some parties near Barberton
! Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Wiley of Co.
lumbus visited Sunday at E. G.. Pat
| terson' 's.--Raymond Bankes, who
! has been confined to his bed for
! several weeks, is slowly improving.
Mrs. Augusta Lane of Dale is Wis
iting her son, Ransom Lane, and
family Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Pat
tersOn and two daughters of Zanes-
vile enjoyed pheasant dinner on
Thursday evening with home folks
at Perley Patterson Mr.. and
Mrs. Denzil Slater, Grover Taylor
and Frank Bauer of GAINESVILLE and
Miss Dorothy Mickey Of Crooks
vile, were recent visitors at the
Harry Brock home. Mr.. and Mrs
abe" Shilling have moved to
Crooksville.- Mrs P. w. Patter-
son enjoyed day recently with her
cousin, Mrs. Susie Appleman, near
Delaware Mr.. and Mrs. Asbury
Bankes visited Thursday at the
Lloyd Crook home in New Lexing-
ton.--Friends here received word
recently from J. B. Hall who is with
his son, c. B. Hall, in Alabama. Mr..
Hall is in very poor health. Robert
Campbell was a recent visitor with
/ friends at Mt. Vernon.--E. E. Bar
/ rett and family were Sunday dinner
guests at the c. N. Bankes home,
near Ringgold. .--Several from here
attended the funeral of Jesse F..
Niceswanger, aa the Malta Metho-
dist church, Wednesday. Burial
was in the cemetery here We ex-
tend our sympathy to the bereaved
ones in their sadness Miss Elsie
Raney of GAINESVILLE was a recent