The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-12-31

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at the Marion City hospital last
Sunday evening. Mr.. Fish had been
i'll for several days. He is reported
to be recovering nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Pacha had
planned to leave for Florida this
week but have not been able to go
because of the heavy SHOWS on the
way. 1t is reported that Mr., and
Mrs. Ray Johnson who left last
week, have been snow bound in
Kentucky
Mr.. Frank Matteson, who is a
member of the Merchant Marine,
left last Sunday evening for New
York City, where he will be assign
ed to another boat. He had spent a
30-day leave with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Matteson.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Handy, Of
iMarySville, spent last Sunday eve
ming at the home Of his aunt, Mrs
Neva Harger.
Because of the epidemic of influ-
MA, the Carpe Diem Club has
postponed its December meeting
indefinitely. The meeting was to
ben held at the home of Mrs. Mil
lie Howe on Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Cornish
and little daughter visited Tues
day at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
10. w. Frum. There they had a re-
union with Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Frum who knew both of them
when they were students at Bow
ling Green University.
Installation of Officers
On the evening of December 18,
the members of Mt. Carmel Lodge
No. 3O3 r. e AM. held their an
nual service for the installation of
officers. r. F. Bell was the Install
ing officer and Mr.. J. f. Rapp was
the grand marshall.
The officers installed were as
follows; WorShipful Master, War
rem F. Painter; Senior Warden,
Gerald w MOSher; Junior Warden,
Marion c. Winter; Treasurer, Cla-
yton p. Johnson; Secretary, Fl. c.
| Wood; Chaplin, J. P. Sidle; Senior
Deacon, Claude w. SwartZ; Junior
| Deacon, Dwight J. Ridge; Senior
| Steward George L. StultZ; Junior
| Steward Lawrence w. Davis; Ty-
Ter, John S. Collier.
A committee from the Eastern
| Stars served a delicious dinner ear
ly in the evening.
FortnightIy Meeting
Mrs. H. r. Fisher entertained
the Fortnightly Literary Club al
their annual Christmas party al
her home on South Franklin 81
last Thursday evening.
| Mrs. Blanche HOStetter gave &
vocal solo, accompanied by Mrs
Dean Cochran, Violin and Mrs
Arron Durnel, Piano. Mrs. Donald
Hobbs gave a talk on the subject
t Sketches of Europe. Mrs. Hobb
was particularly qualified to tall
= ION this subject as she has ATTENDED
some of the European universities
Several selections were given by
, a quarette composed of Mrs. Har
old Winter, Mrs. Josephine Porter
Mrs. D. K. Davis and Mrs. Sidney
Laymon. They were accompanied
by Mrs. Charles Gill.
After the exchange of gifts, the
T, hostess served a delicious luncheon
, She was assisted by Miss Stella
) Ross, Miss Lois Lowe, and Miss
Ellen Neds.
. Mr.. Harold Frum has accepted {
position of instructor in the de-
, partment of social sciences of Ohio
, State university. Mr.. Frum is the
, son of Mr.. and Mrs. O. w. Frum
of Tawa rd He recently received
/ his honorable discharge from the
| army having spent about two
. years in Europe. Before his Undue
, ton into the army, he was a part
time instructor at the University
of Indiana.
Mr.. Judd Ziegler is critically il
at his home on West Bomford st
He has been in poor health for Sc
veral years but this week took I
turn for the worst.
Mr.. and Mrs Melvin Berry art
f the parents of son born at Mar
ion City hospital Thursday Dec
, 20.
, Miss Lelah Clark, who has beer
= i'll at her home on Franklin st. j.
/ able to return TO work.
Mr.. Richard Wells, son of MI
and Mrs. Ira Wells, received hi
E, degree of bachelor of science Whel
O.SU. held its graduating service
$ Thursday, Dec. 20.
!, Word has been received that Mr.
Gene Mcdaniel has arrived on tht
! west coast after spending Somt
time in Europe and then was tran
l sferred to the south Pacific. Mrs
Mcdaniel and little daughter, Ritz
' Jean, have been living in Redwood
Mr.. Robert Allen, who has beer
: in the PHILIPPINE islands for abou
two years, arrived in Redwood thi
! week and will shortly be diScharg
ed from the Navy. Mr.. Allen wa
trained in the use of radar. HI
p plans to return to his position a