The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-12-09
Masons Install

Masons Install
Installation of officers was held
by LaRue lodge No. 463, F. & A.
M, recently. Those installed in
cluded:
Harold L. Robinson, worship
full master; Raymond A. BeSner,
senior warden; Robert ]. Hougen-
dobler, Junior warden; NJ. c. Gle
ments, secretary; Day d. Clifton,
treasurer; Lloyd H. Williamson,
senior deacon; T. Rowland Nc
Elheny, Junior deacon; j. Frank
lin Splitter, senior steward; Rich
ard L. Dennis, Junior steward; r.
w. Dunkin, Tyler; and Asa Me-
Crary, chaplain.
Daughter Born
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Roshon, of
near LaRue, announce the birth
of a daughter in Marion City hos
pital, last Saturday.
School Plans Annual
Staff members for the 'Laru-
ian", an annual to be published
this year by students of LaRue
high school, have been chosen as
follows:
Irma Lou Wall, editor; Bob
Rogers, assistant editor; Richard
Ford, business manager; T. l..
Parker, production manager; Lor-
en- Gillespie and Joyce Fletcher,
sports editors; Irene Benson, Soc
ial editor; Mrs. Katherine Hearn,
faculty adviser.
New Cheer Leader
LaRue high school students
have named Miss Doris Kissling,
sophomore, as cheer leader to
succeed Garnet Anthony, who has
moved away, The other cheer
leaders are Jean Warner and
Joyce Fletcher.
Samuel D. Myers Dies
Funeral services were held in
the Boyd and Ford funeral home
last Wednesday for Samuel d.
Myers, aged 79, who died last
Sunday at the home of a son,
johnson Myers, of near Brush
Ridge. He was born Sept. 8, 1867
in Decatur, H., and was a son Of
Duncan and Matilda Carrier My
ers. He was married to Lulu
Johnson, who died April z, 1929.
He came to Ohio while child,
following the death of his parents,
to live with an uncle, William
Balm, at DeCliff. He was a So
year member of the LaRue Ma
sonic lodge, and was a member of
the DeCliff Methodist church.
Besides the son at whose home
he died, the following survive:
a daughter, Mrs. Keith B. Ridge
way, LaRue; four grandchildren;
and two sisters, Mrs. Jennie Slim
mel, Decatur, ILL.,; and Mrs. Mar
garet Goss, Plymouth, Ind.
Services were conducted by the
Rev. c. A. Hutchison, pastor of
the LaRue Methodist church, and
interment was made in LaRue
cemetery.
Greene Parker Wedding
Announcement is being made
of the marriage on Sunday, Nov.
II, of Miss Betty Lou Parker,
daughter Of Mrs. Pearl Parker, of
LaRue, and the late George w.
Parker, and Richard E. Greene,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Greene
of Moral.
The double-ring ceremony was
solemnized at 2:30 o'clock in the
afternoon in the l. -aRue Methodist
church, with the Rev. Clyde
Hutchison, pastor, officiating. A
half-hour of wedding music was
presented before the ceremony,
with Mrs. Paul Lightfoot as or
ganist and the Rev Lowell Par
ish, soloist.
The altar was decorated with
two large baskets of white chry-
santhemums and was lighted with
two seven-branch candleabra.
The bride was given in mar
riage by her 92-year-old grand
father, j. L. Mcclure, of LaRue.
Matron of honor was Mrs. Jack
Chambers, of New Bloomington,
and maid of honor was Miss Ma
rie Parker, of Ada. Both are sis
ters of the bride.
David White, of Columbus, SER
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