Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-01-08
West1and
Death of Mrs. Sarah Tippie

WOTu Has UCSu ICCclfCu mere Dy
4 friends of the death Of Mrs Sarah
Tippie Of Akron, which occurred
Saturday evening at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. Stella Murphey.
Mrs. Tippie had fallen and broken
her hip more than three years ago,
and has had to sit in chair ever
since She and her late husband,
VIM. Tippie, were former residents
of this neighborhood. She leaves
besides the daughter named, son,
Delbert, of Akron; two grandchil-
dren and two great grandchildren.
With this issue we are starting
on our 23rd year as correspondent
for the Democrat.
/ Fairview installation team in
stalled the officers of Westland
grange, Wednesday.
Robert Wells spent Tuesday aft
ernoon with Clyde James.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlos Harris and
Ray and Bob were Saturday guests
at the Fred C. Smith home in NAL
/ ia.
Mrs. Frank Davis, son Earl, WIS.,
tied from Thursday until Sunday
in Athens with the formers mother.
Mrs. John Davis, and sister Mrs.
Beebe. They also attended the fu-
neral of cousin, Ray Root, who
was killed in an automobile acci-
dent near Athens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tate (Ber-
nice Nolan) Of Columbus spent
Thursday and Friday with Mrs.
Mary Nolan. Mrs. Nolan and son
! Howard took them to their home,
Friday evening.
Mrs. Mae James, sons Clyde and
Clifton spent Friday with the for
mer's mother, Mrs. Margaret Med.
ley, of Stockport route.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Humphrey
of Beverly attended grange at
| Westland, Wednesday and spent the
night at the Mincks home. Mrs.
Mincks and daughter June accom-
panied them home, returning Sun
day.
Mrs. Anna Miller is bedfast suf-
fering with a heavy cold bordering
on pneumonia Mrs. Racie Goddard
of Chesterhill spent Friday and
| Saturday at the Miller home.
Miss June Mincks entertained the
following with a watch party New
1 )
! Marv Frances James, Roseanne and
Betty Polling, Hope McElfresh,
Rosemary and Faye McPeak, Clyde,
Clifton and Myron James, Robert
Tignor, Frank Vernette Miller,
Richard Abel, Charles and Frank
Mills.
Mrs. Lille Ellis is suffering with
pneumonia following the flu. Miss
! Mary Hecker is nurse in charge.
Miss AIDA Remey spent Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. Bessie Strobe
who is now able to sit up in the
chair some.
Russell James and family spent
Saturday evening at the Harold
Best home.
Clark Metcalf is suffering with a
/ gathered ear.
New Years visitors were Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank McInturf, daughter
Sandra at Harold Harris; Otis Ball
| and family at Chester Balls at
! Wrightstown; Fred c. Smith and
family of Malta at C. L. Harris; !;
Mrs. Ella Benjamin, son Ronald at
EsteI Dawson's, Newton ridge.
Paul Wells and family were
Sunday dinner guests of Ebert
Wilson and family at Pennsville.
Those returning to their school
work. after the holidays are How
ard Nolan and George Albert AbeI
to o. S. u; Clyde James to Marietta
college, and Dale Harris to wilson
school, GAINESVILLE.
Master Harold Vickroy Of Malta
spent Thursday night and Friday at
the Otis Ball home.
! Mrs. Cora McPeak returned home
Thursday, after visiting in Athens:
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernette Kincald OF
Malta spent Friday afternoon with
/ their mother.
! Mrs. Merle Wells attended a W.
! c. T. U. meeting at Mrs. Mary
Wells Of Malta route, Tuesday p'
m.
Claire. Russell and Glen Dawson
spent Saturday night and Sunday
with their grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Benjamin.
Mrs. Raymond James, sons Clyde,
Clifton and Claude, were FRIDAY
evening visitors at Frank Medley s.
! Mrs. Alta McPeak has joined her
husband at the Lewis McPeak nome,
:. Chesterhill route, where she Will
make her home. She Will De great
lv missed in this community, but
hest wishes of her many friends go
with her to her new home.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Abel, children
Blaine and Elizabeth spent Thurs-
day evening with Harold Harris
and family.
Donald Ray Rouanzoin has re-
turned to his home at GAINESVILLE
after visiting at Elmer Rouan'
zoin's.
Rob Harris of Newark spent
from Friday until Tuesday with
home folks. Miss Verna Weber was
sunday dinner guest at the Har-
ris home. Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Best