The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-06-13

MT. ana MIS-. OIldlley NdyllGl
and son, Charles jr., of Abbots-
ford Wise, visited his brother,
Jack Rayner, last week on their
way to Florida, on a visit.
Rev. T. A. Ballinger and family
moved to their new home in Alger,
Saturday, to take up their new
duties there. Rev E. r. Stafford
Jr., from Columbus, will move into
the parsonage, Wednesday to take
up his duties here.
Mr.. an d Mrs. MyronHurlcy and
daughter RoSanna, of Quincy,
were afternoon guest Sunday at
the Forrest Levalley home
Mr.. and Mrs. D. o. Stump, Mr..
Pat Mcclure and Leonard Logs
don were visitors at the homes of
Mrs. and Mrs. Harley Stump and
Mr.. and Mrs. S. II. Rodgers, in
Bellecenter, Sunday evening.
Mr.and Mrs. Sinclair Boerger
and family and Charles Boerger
visited at the home of Jack Tay-
lor, in Marysville, Friday evening
Friends and relatives received
the sad news of the death of Mr.,
S. d. Cotner, of Lima, a former
resident 0 fthis place.
Charles Boerger spent a few
days with his brother, Mr.. Sim
clair Boerger, and family He was
recently discharged from the Navy.
Mrs. Fred Arth and Mr.. Luther
Boerger, of Marysville; Mr. and
Mrs. Bernard Boston and daugh-
tier, Virginia Mae, of Plain City,
called at the Sinclair BOerger
home, Sunday.
Mr.. William Swigert, of Kenton,
brother of Mrs. Lizzie Bowers, was
weekend guest at the Robert
Bowers home.
Mr. and Mrs. Bird Ramsey and
son, Ralph, called at the Sinclair
Boerger home Sunday afternoon.
Betty and Alice Boerger will go
to the hospital Thursday to have
their tonsils and adnoidS removed.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Beatty and
family called on Mrs. Mary Rob
erts at RushSylvania, Friday eve
ming.
Mrs. Myrtle Levalley moved in
to the Stump property.
The G. A. d. Glass meeting will
be held at the home of Mrs. Oscar
Robinson for an all day meeting. A
pot-luck dinner will be served al
the noon hour.
Word was received by relatives
Friday, Of the death of Albert Cor
win, of Dunkirk. He died with a
heart attack.
This community was Saddened
by the news received of the sudden
death Of Mrs. Myra DeerWester, OF
lFindlay, last week. She had been
in our midst number of times
and gave such wonderful readings
at the church and class meetings
1t was a great shock to all of us.
Mrs. Jennie Corwin is somewhat
improved at this whiting.
! Mrs. Arthur Null and Mrs. Al
thur Beach went to Cincinnati tC
attend the W.L.W. Mail Bag picnic
last Saturday. They ate supper
with Rev. and Mrs. Ray Huff.
The ChiIdren's services will be
held at the Ridgeway Methodist
church the last Sunday in June.
| The Ridgeway Top Notchers All
Club met June 5 at the gym. They
Twill go to Russels Point June q
on a picnic. They are having q
blanket rattle to make money for
the club expense. The advisor look,
ed over the projects. They decided
to drop the refreshments for each
meeting until they have a larger
fund. There were Is members
present. The progrom consisted oi
songs and duets by Catherine anC
Patty MurdoCk
Mrs. Lille Richardson, of Tu
cSon, Ariz., called on Mrs. DOda
Henry, Friday afternoon. She was
enroute to Columbus to her daugh'
ters.
Mrs. Rachel Richardson calico
on Mrs. Myrtle Levalley, Sunday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis TSChudy, OI
Mt. Victory, visited at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Brown
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milo Brown spent
two days with Milburn Brown anC
! family at Lima last week.
Mr.. Charles KOontz, Miss Eileer
Collins, Mis- Ruth Collins, and Mrs
Flanagan, Of Lima, were week
end guests of Mrs. Verne Collins.
Mrs. Verne Collins and son, Ger
aid, visited at the Joe Beatty home
Monday evening.
MIR. and Mrs. J. F. Pfouts, o.
| Byhalia, visited their daughter
| Mrs, Myrtle Levalley, Sunday af
ternoon.
Eta Ann Ollie, infant daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs Evertt Ollie borr
Saturday at the Mary Rutan hos
pital, was not spared. Funeral wa!
held at the Sherman funeral home
at 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon a
Ridgeway, with interment in the
Ridgeway cemetery. Rev A. f
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