Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1941-11-06

rat, McC Connelsville, Ohio, !
Miss Belle Ferguson and Miss
Besse Patterson are employed at the
cafeteria in the Ringgold school.
They began work Monday.
Mrs. Nell Dewitt Baker entertain
ed with two tables of bridge, Fri
day evening. Refreshments were
served, following the games.
Rev. R. A. Pelt, of Cambridge,
will give the annual Armistice day
address in New Concord, Nov. II.
Rev. Pelt was pastor of the McKen-
dree circuit some years ago.
Joseph M. Mohr, "A, of Zanes-
Vile route five, and Mamie Rox, 81,
of GAINESVILLE, have made application
for marriage license in probate
court, GAINESVILLE.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Smith of
u
Mrs. Smiths brother, Ray Stump,
and family, of GAINESVILLE, were busi-
ness visitors at the Democrat office,
Mrs. Laura Byers of Pittsburgh,
Pa, mother of Mrs. C. j. Caller,
quite ill with shingles here
at the Caller home Mrs. Byers
was planning to return to her home
following a visit here, when she be-
came ill.,
Huston Croy, former deputy sher-
if, and wife, of Akron, have been
visiting their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Croy, near Portersville, and Mr.. and
Mrs. E. P. Chambers, Manchester
township.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Price and two
children of Latonia spent the week
end here with their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Martin, and Mrs
Mary Price. Mr. Price is employed
at a cement factory
A son named Larry Wayne, was
born last Thursday to Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence Wagner, of Coal Run.
Grandparents are Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
art Martin of Coal Run, and Amos
Wagner of South Olive.
Miss Eleanor Ralston and her
roommate, both seniors at Ohio
Wesleyan university, Delaware, and
Aice, Dol 1yyo1
Ralston, sophomore at o. S. u, Wis
ted here the week end with the
alters home people.
In our long years of experience
n the heating business and up to
low we have never seen a more
efficient and economical
heater than the famous Glow Boy,
It Morris Hardware
Miss Marian Torbert. daughter of
Judge and Mrs. Arthur Torbert, was
hostess last Thursday evening at a
masquerade party at her home on
Bell avenue. Seventeen members
If the third grade and the teacher
we're present to enjoy an evening of
>.
served and prizes awarded for con-
ests to Shirley Moore, Catherine
Combs, Sarah and Betty Showalter
md Jackie Mayes.
Miss Gloria Primmer, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Primmer, Main
street, entertained members of her
sunday school class of Trinity
Methodist church, at her home.
Mrs. Primmer is teacher of the class
md IL guests were present to enjoy
he evening. Guests came masked
md Miss Dorothy Mccoy was award
I'd prize for the best costume. Re-
reshments were served.
Mrs. Ella E. Moore. has returned
o her home, after spending the past
wo weeks in Columbus and New
lrk. High points of her vacation
we're attendance at the State w G.
r. U. convention in Columbus, and
motor trip to Indiana to visit her
liece and nepheWs, Gene, George
md Warne Holcombe, at Taylor
Mrs. Moore attended
he funeral of e. o. Longstreth at
oataskala, Tuesday.
Announcement has been made of
he marriage of Miss Mary E. Lang
snberg, of Beverly and Leroy E.
Wright, of New Lexington, which
vas solemnized in Marietta, by Rev.
.. B. Townsend. She is a daughter
If Mr.. and Mrs. John Langenberg.
She is music teacher, and for six
years was employed by the Beverly
Dispatch. Mr. Wright is native
If North Carolina, and for the past
Is years has conducted piano and
local claseses at New Lexington.
they plan to reside in New Lexing-
on
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ A Claypool of
upper Malta, had as guests the
week end their grandson, Donald
TlaTpool and his friend Gordon
Shaw, Of Columbus. Claypool is a
senior in Ohio State University,
and is majoring in physical educa-
ion. He is also football player,
and is called upon to referee local
He and his friend attended
he M. & M.-Glouster game here
Friday, and praised M. & M. for
he fine game they played. Young
Tlaypool expects to leave for mill
,ary training before he finishes his
college work.