Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-10-29
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Approximately 20, the majorit,
young folks, were entertained Fri
| day evening at the c.. H. Phillips
| home with a birthday party and
wiener roast, plimenting Miss
Wava Phillips, whose 18th birth
day was Tuesday Miss Valena
Rardin went to Washington. D. c.,
Sunday, where she has an appoint
ment as typist. She was accom-
panied by Miss Hazel Huffman, of
near McConnelsville, who also has
an appointment in the nations cap
itol.--Junior Henery and mother,
Mrs. Harold Henery, of Monroeville,
were callers Saturday afternoon of
DR.. and Mrs. J. G. Gage. Junior
marine, was survivor of the As
torla, heavy cruiser which was
sunk off the Solomon Islands early
in August Miss Carol Benjamin,
who is employed in Columbus,
spent over Sunday with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Benjamin.--M Miss
Frances Hanlin who is employed at
the Valley Hills Rest Home, and
friend Michael Perry, of the Bron-
son service school, at the Great
Lakes Naval Training Center, Chi
cago, were Sunday evening visitors
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. O. v.
Hanlin.-- Week end guests at the
home of Dr. and Mrs. ]. G.. Gage
were his brother, Dale Gage, and
family, of Bartlett. On Saturday
evening, Mrs. Gage entertained with
a birthday dinner in honor of DR..
Gage and their daughter, Norma,
and his twin brother, Dale. Be-
tional guests were Mrs. Pearl Will
liams and Miss Goldie Lane, of
Stockport. Sunday afternoon call
ers at the DR.. Gage home were Mrs.
Clara Kinney and daughter Mar
jorie, Of McConnelsville, and Mrs.
brother, Allan Griest of
the navy, who is on the U. S. S.
Idaho. His Today furlough left
him two days, Saturday and Sun
day, to visit, after travelling time
was taken out. They were enroute
to the Frank Carr home, where
they were entertained at supper.
He left Sunday night for Seattle,
Wash.--Paul Ellis and wife of
Duncan Falls and the formers
father, M. l.. Ellis, near Todds,
were supper guests Friday evening
at the home of Mrs. Ellis brother,
Newton, and Wife Mrs.
Caroline Newsom had as guests
over Sunday, her grandchildren
lola, Jean and Dean Mills. Their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan Mills,
spent the week end in Columbus,
as guests of Mrs. Clara Guess and
son, and with Emmett Fuller and
family of Westerville. Enroute
home, they visited with her broth
ar, Herman Mills, and family of
Newark. Mrs. Chester Hooper of /,
underwent majo,
operation at White Cross hospital
Mr.. Hooper was a former
resident of this locality, and is e
brother of Clifford Hooper of Ellis .
'idge.-- Mrs. Ruby Ray of Stock
port visited her sister, Mrs. Esther |
Calvert, Friday, it being the lat /
,er's 88th birthday. Mrs. Calyert's |
health is extraordinarily good for
)ne of her age. She was in attend
lnce at each session Of the meetings |
which closed at the Church of |
Christ at Stockport, Sunday night.
Sunday visitors at the ]. r. Hen
cry home were Mrs. HeRery's sis
Mrs. Cora Rogers. and
son Tommy Rogers. wife and two
sons, of Lancaster, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Henery and Mrs. Lo-
gan of Zanesville.--M Mrs. Sibyl Ged-
les Of Lightner ridge. was called to
2eedy, w. Va, Saturday by the SER
GUS illness Of her mother, who was
AIKEN to the hospital for an opera
ion. Mrs. Geddes was accompanied
oy Mrs. Emma Beach.--Mr. and
drs. L. v. Rardin were dinner
guests at the B. e. Trimble home,
,ear Waterford. Sunday, and also
yisited with Mrs. Rardin's brother,
scott Sleek, and family Of Water
'ord.--Lee Benjamin, jr., wife and
ION David of Canton were Monday
,uests Of his parents. Supper guests
It the Tilghman Kinney home Sat-
lrday evening were Allan Griest, /
- Tho rowv