The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-02-18

celVed a caDlegfam from InelT son,
last Wednesday morning from
Antwerp, stating that he was sail
ing Feb. 5 for the States.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Lane, of
Plain City, spent one day last
week at the Lee Mitchell home.
Guests the past week at the
Frank Jackson home were May
Shirk, Stella Glassberry, Eva and
Lowell Hamilton, Ines Smallwood,
Mrs. Onel Clark and son, of Iowa;
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Wilt. of Col
umbus; Helen Clark, Russell Lock
wood, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Row
land, of Marysville; Mr.. and Mrs.
D. II. Gland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Laird, of
Essex, are visiting at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Winget. Call
ers the past week at the Winget
home we're Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
BowerSmith, of Raymond; Mr.. and
Mrs. H. v. Laird and son, of Broad
way; Stella GlaSsburn, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Smallwood, Cora john
son, Ada Shirk, Eva Hamilton and
Mildred and Florence Sears.
Floyd Shirk and family spent
Sunday at the A. L. Watts home,
near Middleburg.
Mrs. Dot Moffett was a Mon
day caller of Bob Welch. Pvt.
Welch will return to camp Thurs
ch will return to Camp Thursday.
Mr.. Jim Blue and family were
Sunday supper guests of their
mother, Mary Blue.
Ruth Eubanks spent last week
with her sister, Mrs. Don Burris
and daughters.
Mr. and Mrs Jim Welch, Pvt.
Bob Welch, and Lester Welch and
family attended a birthday din
her at the Ermil Cooley home in
Asbury, honoring the formers
father, George Welch on his 80th
anniversary.
Saturday callers of Mr. and Mrs.
!. H. Moffett were Cpl. and Mrs.
Dewey Moffett. Cpl. Moffett re-
turned to Camp that afternoon.
May Shirk spent one day last
'veek with Mr.. and Mrs, Winfield
Shirk, of Marysville.
Elizabeth Ewbanks is spending
a few days with Alice Burris and
daughter.
Callers the past week of Ethel
Coder were Mrs. George Ackley,
Mrs. Hazel Zahn, of East Liberty,
and May Shirk,
Willing Workers Glass of the u.
3. Church were entertained at the
William Lockwood home, Friday
evening.
Guests at the Oscar Clark home
last week were Mrs. Onel Clark
md son, Louis, of Iowa; Margaret
md Helen Clark, Jack Glendening,
Tohn Smallwood, Meta and Norma
lockwood. f.,,5
Callers at the IBID Lockwood
rome were Mr.. Louis Clark and
;on, Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Small
wood, Edith Sarver, Carrie Shirk.
Mary Jewell and Dode Carpenter
spent Tuesday in Delaware.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Lockwood,
van Jackson and family, and Stel-
a Herd were visitors at the Dick
Turner home the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Stanford,
IF Bib Springs, we're Sunday even
ing guests at the Oscar Shirk
lome. ,.'..
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Jewell enter
aimed the following guests the
oast week: Mr. and Mrs. G. l..
Auer, Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Spring,
Mrs. Fred Evanoff, all of Marys-
vile; Leo Jewell, of Columbus;
MIR. Frank Judy, Earl Judy, Fern
Cutlery, Cpl. Bill CUTLERY and
family, of Bellefontaine; Dode Car
Denter, Roberta Amrine, Mrs. Har-
old Hall. ~.
Bob Haymen, of Broadway, was
a Thursday dinner guest of his
sister, Mrs. Pearl Shirk, and
daughters. :. : q
MIR. and Mrs. George Hamilton
were business visitors in Columbus,
Monday.
Mrs. Bernice Wood and daugh-
ter spent Monday at the w. R.
Ridgeway home in MarySville.
Winnie Sarver, of Marysville,
spent the weekend with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Sarver.
Helen and Allie Clark were Sat
urday callers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wood re-
ceiVed word from their son, Paul,
Monday stating he was at a port
of embarkation, waiting to sail
overseas.
Mrs. Charles SarVer attended
the funeral of her grandfather,
Adrian Johnson, at Raymond, Sun
day.
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