Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-08-06
salem picnic, Saturdays
Westland

There will not be any Moody re-
union this year, on account Of scar.
city of tires.
The annual Harris reunion. will
be held at the Embree park, Sum
day, Aug. 16.
Rev. Carl Beard, Charles Mills.
Hope McElfresh. Ruby McInturfg
and Miss Wogan We're at SPRING
field from Wednesday until Sunday.
where they. attended conference.
Mr.. and MRS. Harvey Greathouse
attended the funeral of Ward
White, at Stockport, Wednesday,
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred G. Smith and
children, of Malta, were Saturday
night visitors at the Carlos Harris
home.
Mr.. and Mrs., Charles Drake and
children, of Sandusky, spent from
Wednesday until Friday at Culver
brakes. Master Larry remained
j for longer visit with his grand.
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Drake
are visiting at the Drake home for.
a few days
i Ebert Wilson and family, near
Cleveland, Betty Harkins, of Cfeye-.
land, and Mrs. Edith Harkins. were
Sunday supper guests at the Paul
Wells home. Betty remained for a
few days visit
, Jean Miller and Esther Taylor, of
!, GAINESVILLE, and Shirley Taylor, Of
Pennsylvania, were Tuesday visit
ors at Hobart Miller's. June Miller
of Columbus spent Saturday night
with home folks.
Barbara Miller spent Sunday
, night and Monday with Shirley
, Niceswanger.
Sunday evening visitors were
Mrs. Edith Smith, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bill Wood of Roseville, at Culver
brakes; Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Mil
Ter, daughter Thelma Ruth, at Ho-
bart Miller's; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Nolan, daughter Judith, at Leon
ard Benjamin's; Raymond James
. and family at Russell James.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McInturf and
sons, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred McInturf,
! James Harris, Harold Harris and
family attended a dinner at Embree
park, Sunday, in honor of Mr. and
: Mrs. Leland McInturf and daughter,
! of Springfield.
+ Howard Nolan, who has been in
, Michigan, spent from Saturday un-
til Wednesday with home folks. He
f then went to Bowling Green, O.,
, where he will inspect tomatoes
+ Mr.. and Mrs. John Hoist, of Ak
' ron, Mrs. Mae McPeak, daughter
Rosemary, and Ernestine Spurrier,
+, night and Sunday at Web. Nc
Peaks. All returned to their
! homes Sunday, excepting Rosemary,
who remained at home
Sunday visitors were Mr. and
| Mrs. English of Cutler, at Frank
Nolan's; Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Benja-
min, children Mary Bernita and
John, of Hillcrest, at Bernard Ben
. jamin's; Mr.. and Mrs. Hobart Mill
Ter, daughter June, at Frank
Strode's; Raymond James and FAM
lily at Frank Medley's; Harold Ogle
and family of Crooked Tree, at
Perlie Mincks'; Fred c. Smith and
. family, of Malta, Mr.. and Mrs. c..
l.. Harris, at Ray Harris.
Mrs. Bernice Tate, of Columbus.
, is spending the week with her
mother, Mrs. Mary Nolan, and
brother, Frank, and family.
f Paul Wells and family were Sun
day dinner guests of Mrs. Edith
Harkins
Sunday afternoon visitors were
Mrs. Mary James, children Myron
and Mary Frances, Rosemary and
Faye McPeak, at Bernard Benia4
, minis; Shirley Harrison and Shirley
Niceswanger at Hobart Miller's;
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Miller, Mrs.
Mary Miller daughter Marjorie
F keirns, of Marietta, Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Hummel, Elliott, Iowa,
Lizzie Lindimore and Mary Horn,
of Malta, at Archie Hummel's.
Ruth and David Goddard, Ches-
terhill are spending the week with
their aunt, Mrs. Bernice Harris.
Wilda Campbell of Malta route,
spent Tuesday and Wednesday at
the Harris home.
!. Mrs. Merle Wells attended the
funeral of Charles Newman. at
Bailey church, Wednesday fore
noon.
Ernest Berry and family Of
Bridgeport spent Monday and Tues
day with the formers mother, Mrs.
Clara Berry.
Harold Harris and family spent
Wednesday evening with Hobart
Miller and family.
Mrs. Ethel Benjamin spent last
Thursday with Mrs. Ella Benjamin.