Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-04-16
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Rev. Bretz of Chesterhill will
preach at Pleasant Hill, Sunday aft
ernoon at ,2:30 o'clock. Sunday
school at 1:30. A good attend
ance is desired.
Dolph McInturf, who is stationed
at Camp Knox, Ky, surprised his
turf, Sunday, when he came home
at 8 o'clock in the morning. He
had to return Monday afternoon, SO
as to be in camp at six o'clock Tues
day morning A number of rela-
tives and friends visited him Sun
day and Monday Sunday was also
his 26th birthday anniversary.
Dolph will be in the army two
months, April IS.
Several from this neighborhood
attended the junior class play at
Pennsville, Thursday evening.
Wayne Strobe Very Ill
Relatives and friends in this
neighborhood have received the
word that Wayne Strobe of Coshoc-
ton had suffered another stroke Of
paralysis. this being the third one.
Although he can talk some his con-
dition is considered critical. He is
being cared for at the home of his
daughter near Newcomerstown.
Wayne and family were former res
idents here, having last lived on
the farm now owned by Leonard
Benjamin, before leaving Morgan
county. He is son of the late
William and Eliza Pierce Strobe.
Mrs. George James entered Grant
hospital. Columbus, last Wednes-
day, for treatment.
Charles and Claude Evans Of
Athens were Sunday supper guests
at the Ebert James home.
Hobart Miller spent Saturday at
the George and Oliver Miller homes.
Sunday visitors were Fred c
Smith and family, of Malta, at c.
l.. Harris; Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Miller, son Gary, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Miller at Gerald Shocks Of
Malta Harold Harris and family at
James Harris afternoon visitors
were Kenneth Benjamin. Myron,
Clifton and Claude Allen James at
Russell James; Miss Cleo Sevall of
GAINESVILLE at Carlos Harris; Mr..
and Mrs. Hobart Miller at Ray Nice
Mrs. Josie Mincks at Paul Wells; /;
Robert Wells with Clyde James.
Lee Mills of Ravenna spent the
week end at Bob Mills and Milton
Berry's. He was accompanied home
by his wife and children, who had
| spent the past week with relatives.
Clyde James of Marietta college
was an over Sunday visitor OF
home folks.
Mrs. Rose Barnes and family OF
Lancaster, Mr.. and Mrs. Perl Baum
of Sugar Grove, Mrs. Margaret
Medley, Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
James, sons Clyde, Clifton and
Claude Allen spent Saturday witt
Frank Medley and family. The
| gathering was in honor of the
three sons of Mrs. Barnes, who lef
Sunday afternoon for the navy.
Mrs Ella Odendahl Of Newark
spent last week at the Carlos Harris
home.
Another one of our boys, Franl
;. Thursday Best wishes and goot
luck go with you Frank.
Some from this neighborhood at
LenQou the AUulSCn Fill 1unordl,
Pennsville, Sunday.
II Miss Barbara Miller spent tn
, week end with her friend, Shirle
| Niceswanger.
/ Mrs. Anna Miller who went to ca
lumbus Monday of last week TO
observation, returned home Wed
inesday. They found her chest cor
dition cleared up in fine shape, bu
some goiter trouble which woul
i, require some treatments.
Estel Dawson and family of Nj
!. Connelsville route, Stanley Benja
min of Newark visited Thursda
evening with their parents, Mr.. an
Mrs. George Benjamin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Benjami
we're after church callers Sunday c
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Hummel. Otf
3 er visitors at the Hummel hom
/ were Mrs. Mary Nolan, son Franz
$ and family. Mr.. Hummel remain
quite poorly. Miss Mabel Tame
: returned to her home in Columbu.
: Saturday, after spending thre
i weeks at the Hummel home.