The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-04-18

guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard
of Shelby, were Sunday dinner
Miley and daughter,
Mrs. Phyllis Smalley and son,
Michael, are spending a few days
at the Norman Smiley home, Mrs.
Smiley is an aunt of Mrs. Smalley.
Other guests at the Smiley home
Sunday were Charles Adams, of
LaRue.
Mr.. William Smiley spent sever
al days last week in Columbus at
the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Virginia Evans. She returned home
Sunday.
The VIM. Brittion Post No. 6817,
Veterans of Foreign Wars, met
Sunday and elected officers as
follows: commander, Richard Riz-
or; Sr. vice-commander, Edward
Elliott; Jr. vice-commander, Walt
er Ewing; quartermaster, Carey
Overshiner; chaplain, Arthur Da-
Wis; judge advocate, James Wright;
trustees, John Davis, Philip John
son and Eldridge Pennock; post
surgen, Wesley Mouser; adjutant,
Gene Carey; 0. D., Paul Elliott;
patriotic instructor, Bernard Will
Jams; post historian, James A.
Rizor; sgt. major, Walter D. Rob-
ertS; q. m. sgt, George d. john
son; guard, Gerald G. Ealy
Post Institute by James Snuff,
Chief of Staff of the District and
by District Commander, FeltS.
Other guests were from Lima and
Delphos, Kenton and Dunkirk.
The seniors gave their annual
class play Friday evening in the
school auditorium.
The title of the play was, Miss
Jimmy.
The Women'S Society of Christ
ian Service will meet Thursday in
the church parlors, with half Of
Circle No. 2 as hostesses. Mrs. Ida
Gamble will read an article Peace
Foundation; Mrs. Cora Rizor will
present Christian Literature" /;
musical reading by Mrs. Cowgirl;
Meditation, by Mrs. Hazel Rapp;
reading of a poem by Mrs. Letitia
Schertzer, and prayer by Mrs. Nc
Kim. Other acting hostesses are
Mrs. Jesse Hunt, Mrs. Frank Will
auer, and Mrs. Blanch Sieg.
Mrs. Hosea Davis, of north Of
town, suffered a stroke Tuesday
and was removed to San Antonio
hospital, at Kenton.
The community was shocked to
learn of the death of William II.
Martin, aged "a, prominent citizen
and business man, which occurred
at 4:30 pm. Saturday at his home.
He had been i'll only a week.
He was owner of Martin & Son
hatchery. He leaves to mourn his
loss his widow, Marie; four sons,
George, Kenneth, Harvey and Hen
ry, all of this place; two daughters,
Mabel Mae Minau and Stella Pi-
pher, both of Columbus; one grand
child, William Martin; two sisters
Mrs. Jennie Drumm and MIS-
Lille Drumm, both of Hepburn
and a host of friends.
Funeral services were held at
Shermans funeral home, at DO
pm. Tuesday. Interment was made
in He cemetery. Rev. Lloyd Har-
riS conducted the services.
Mrs. Mary Maulik, 85, of Kentor
! Rt. 5, passed away at the home
of Maud Jones, of this place, FIR
day morning. She was native oi
this county. Funeral services Wer,
conducted at the Catholic churc
at am. Monday. Rev. Schumach,
er officiated. Interment was MAJ
in st. Mary's cemetery.
Mrs. Don Jones and Mrs. Myrtl.
Ealy spent last Wednesday ir
Bowling Green, visiting thei
daughters, Betty Jones and Mild
red Ealy, who are attending Bow
ling Green College. Mildred is ma
joring in journalism and Betty il
education. At the noon hour they
all enjoyed a chicken dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mollett, ST
who recently celebrated their 50tF
wedding anniversary, are visiting
in Grand Rapids, Mich. Before re
turning to their home here in May
they will visit a daughter in Wis
cousin.
Eldridge Pennock and Edwin
Schertzer made a business trip tC
Minister, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett FRY. Ot