The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-01-17
: Redwood Section :

whose birthday is January II, and
Mr. Tom Disbennett, whose birth
day is also Jan. Is. Other guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Dis
bennett and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Miller. q
Mr.. and Mrs. Goff Zuspan and
daughter, Janet, spent Saturday in
Columbus, where they were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Zuspan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Gill have left
for California where they will
spend the winter in their home.
The house is a double and the other
half is occupied by a sister Of Mrs.
GilTs.
Mrs. j S. Matteson received
word that Mrs. William Stillion
passed away in her home in Old
Washington, Ohio, this week. Mrs.
Stillion was formerly of Redwood
and will be remembered as Cora
Vitito.
Mrs. Paul Speyer is slowly re-
covering from a serious operation
which she underwent about two
months ago. She is now able to
sit up a short time
Mr. and Mrs. Speyer have sold
the farm west of town, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Lester Wall and have not
completed their plans for the fu-
ture as yet.
Mr. Jim Price has gone back
to his work in his barber shop. He
has been i'll for several weeks and
although he is not completely re-
covered, is able to be in his shop
several hours every day.
Mrs. Mary POulalion has resign
ed as a teacher in the Redwood
High School to accept a position as
art inStrusctor in the schools at ST.
Gainesville Ohio. Her new duties
start there next week. AT present
the board has no announcement as
to her successor
BIRTHDAY DINNER
Last Sunday evening, Mrs
Charles Cheney entertained with a
basket dinner for her hsuband in
observance of his birthday. The
guests for the evening included.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. T. Gullette, of Ma
toOn, III Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Mann,
of Delaware; Mr. Byron Perry; Mr..
and Mrs. Sturgis Cheney and fam
lily, Mrs. Allie Cheney, Mr.. Will
McCurdy, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Cheney and sons, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Sidle, Miss Emma Shields,
Mr.. Glen Oman, Mr.. Robert Nc
Allister and Mr.. Nicholas Wall.
Birthday Dinner
FOrtnightIy Club Meets
The regular meeting of the Rich
wood Fortnightly Club was held
last Thursday evening at the home
of d. K. Davis. Miss Ann Jones,
Mrs. Elsie Shirley and Mrs. Marvil
Fogt were assistant hosteSses.
The high light of the program
for the evening was a book review
which was given by Mrs. Mary
POulalion. She chose for her re-
view, The Life of a Heart, which
was a story of the life of George
Sand was was written by Frances
Wilmar Every one spoke very
highly of the interesting, manner
in which Mrs. Poulalion presented
the review. Many said it was the
finest ever given in Redwood.
One musical number, medley
of familiar tunes, was given as a
vocal duet by Mrs. H. R. Fisher
and Mrs. D. K. Davis, accompanied
by Mrs. Harold Winter.
The next meeting will be held
Feb IA at the home of Mrs. T. p
Sieg
Ladies Aid Holds Meeting
The January meeting of the Bap-
fist Ladies Aid Society and Mission
was held last week at the
church. DeVotiOns were given by |
Mrs. Donald Hobbs. The program
for the afternoon was in charge Of |
Mrs. David Griffith and was a re-
port of the work of the Baptist |
children in Missions. Mrs Giles |
Mcdaniel reported of the work in
the Crusaders, which includes the |
children from the nursery through !
the third grade in school. Mrs. Guy
Newhouse spoke on the work of |
the Guild girls which is for the old
ar girls and the Royal Ambassa-
doris which is the missionary or
for older boys.
Letters were read from a mis-
sionary, Miss Ruth Maken, at |
Campbell, Ohio, who had received
a box of materials from the church
1t Redwood. Mrs Clapde SWartZ |