Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-07-09
Chesterhill

Chesterhill
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Startling had
as Sunday dinner guests, his moth
er, Mrs. Lucy Startling, of Chester
hill, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Butts and
Wanna May Buelher of Columbus,
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlos Zumbro and
daughter Norma Jean of Canton,
Mrs. Jack Beall and daughter Jack
lie. of GAINESVILLE, Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
ry Huffman of Chesterhill route.
The tables was beautifully decor
ated in red, white and blue, and
"V" for victory carried out in the
table scheme.--Jacki Beall, Zanes-
vile, is spending the week with her
aunt, Mrs. Harry Huffman Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Startling returned
to Chauncey route Tuesday, after
spending a few days at their home
in Chesterhill.- PVT. Russell Wood
of Kelly, Texas, and Bill Nutter of
Mobile, Ala, are spending Is
j. A. Woods and l. B. Nutter's.--
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Gibbons of
Cleveland spent the week end here.
They attended the funeral of Isaac
Shook, grandfather of Mrs. Gibbons.
Mrs. Lenore Gibbons returned home
with them for a vacation Charles
Gibbons of Columbus spent the
week end with Mrs. Lenore Glib
bons. Mr. and Mrs Carl Eddy
Niceswanger and daughter Carla
Jean of Chicago, and Mr.. and Mrs
Glen Niceswanger of Pittsburgh,
and Dick Niceswanger spent the
week end with Cora Niceswanger,
Glen remaining a few days.--Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Wood and daugh-
ter Jeanette, of Columbus, were
guests of j. A. Wood from Thurs
day until Sunday Mary Wilson re-
turned to Columbus, Sunday, aft
er a few days visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Don Wilson Mr.. and Mrs
Gerald PEBBLES and son Ronnie of
Ravenna were guests over the
Fourth of Will PEBBLES Mr.. and
Mrs. Gail Price of Ravenna spent
Saturday and Sunday with Mrs. Al
Price. Wilma Mulford of Pomeroy
spent the week end with Carlos
Carpenter Bill Burton, Sharps-
burg, truck driver, and John Kerns,
of Columbus, had wreck Saturday
evening No one was seriously hurt
although the Stone ambulance was
called for Mr.. Kerns and one child
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Lochary and
Murray Carr of Cairo, W. Va,
spent from Friday until Sunday at
home.--Mr. and Mrs. Bill Carr of
Columbus spent a few days with
Mrs. Louise Carr--Inez Carr's
mother, Mrs. Webb, of Oklahoma,
is spending a few weeks here.--Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Shook and son
Roger and Mr.. and Mrs. Everett
Shook and son Kenneth were Sun
day gusts of Clyde Shocks s.--Mr
and Mrs. Cliff Ashcraft, Martin
Porter and Arthur Rowland, of
Dayton spent from Friday until
Sunday with friends and relatives
of Chesterhill.-- Mr.. and Mrs. Ger
aid Ball and children of Canton Wis
tied a few days with Mrs. Effie
Ball. Everett Newburn and wife
of Youngstown spent a couple OF
days with Herb Wymer's. Gail
Harris and wife of Athens visited
Saturday and Sunday with Rev.
Harris and wife Harold Harris
and family of Pennsville route
were Sunday guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. B. Goddard. Little Violet
Harris is staying a week. Mr.. and
Mrs. Doris Zumbro and children
Terry and Dixie of Detroit, Mich,
spent from Tuesday until Sunday
with relatives herewith Shook S
of Prairie Greek, Ind, returned
home Monday. They attended the
funeral of Isaac Shook, Saturday,
father of Will Shook. Ray Smith
and family spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. John Work, of Dale.--Mr.
and Mrs. George Edgar and daugh-
ter Ruth and son Roy Neil of Bed
ford were guests of Roy McCurdy,
Saturday. and Mrs. Vern Sell
by, Mrs. Ann Metzler and Dorothy
Jones of Middletown were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Stone over the
Fourth THE w. S. G. S. met
Tuesday night at the church base
ment. A tea was held in honor of
the minister's two daughters. Ma
bel Howard's group gave the pro-
gram There was a joint council
and trustee meeting Monday night.
Mrs. o. F.. Lochary of Stockport
spent few days here.--The fifth
and sixth grade teacher has been
hired, Miss Alice Kerr, of Marietta.
The Bowmans are getting ready
to drill joint well on Ross Tai
bott's and Harley Thomas Mr..
Mrs. Fred Williams and sons, Mr..
the funeral Tuesday of Charles
Smiths baby, Of Brokaw. Char