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Morgan County Democrat
Mcconnelsville, Morgan County, Ohio
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Members of the Eastern Morgan County Livestock club, composed of seven boys from Bristol and Manchester townships led by H. G. Henderson, hosted a party for the Progressive Girls' Food and Clothing club members, parents, and friends at Henderson's home on Saturday evening. About 75 attended, enjoying games, stunts, a wiener and marshmallow roast, a talk by County Agent Helt on the 1923 club program, and relay races won by the boys and men.
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The members of the Eastern Morgan County Livestock club composed of seven boys from Bristol and Manchester townships, and their leader H. G. Henderson, gave a party for the Progressive Girls' Food and Clothing club members, their parents and friends, at the home of the leader, Saturday evening. About 75 attended the meeting and were entertained with games, races, stunts and weiner and marshmallow roast. Each of the boys in the club furnished a pound of weiners and the leader provided the other necessary equipment.
After the weiner roast the leader assembled the party on the lawn and introduced the club members to those present, after which County Agent Helt gave a short talk concerning the club program in the state and county for the year 1923. The party closed with a pass ball relay race between the livestock club boys and the club girls, the boys winning. A race was then organized between the men and women, the men winning by a good margin.
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Eastern Morgan County
Event Date
Saturday Evening
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the livestock club boys won the pass ball relay race against the girls; the men won the race against the women.
Event Details
The Eastern Morgan County Livestock club members and leader H. G. Henderson gave a party for the Progressive Girls' Food and Clothing club members, their parents and friends, at the leader's home. About 75 attended and were entertained with games, races, stunts, and a wiener and marshmallow roast. Each boy furnished a pound of weiners, and the leader provided other equipment. After the roast, the leader introduced the club members, County Agent Helt gave a short talk on the 1923 club program in the state and county, and the party ended with relay races.