The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-05-23

home of Mr.. and Mrs Sturgis
Cheney and hopes to be in her
own home by next week
Mrs. Goldie Nash visited in Col
umbus this past weekend.
/ Mrs. T. P. Sieg and Mrs. Lewis
Lowry spent last Tuesday in Bowl
ing Green, attending a meeting of
/ the Kings Daughters organization.
| Mr.. George Cryder, of Delaware,
was a weekend guest of Mr.
Wayne Temple, at the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Temple. Mr. Temple and Mr.. Cry
der were classmates at Ohio State
and buddies in the signal corps.
Mr. Carson Ross, of Marion,
visited in Redwood, Tuesday.
MIR. Raymond Bumgarner and
Mr.. Warren Glasmeyer have o.
fficially opened their new restaur-
ant for business. Mr.. Bumgarner
was in the South Pacific and Mr.
GlaSsmeyer was in the European
theater of the war. They both SER
we'd for almost three years. They
have purchased the building form
erly owned by Mr. and Mrs. Q. j.
Miller in which they operated a
restaurant
Entertains For Mrs. Benton
Mrs. c. II. Williamson entertain
ed with a stork party for Mrs.
Bernard Benton last Saturday eve-
ming at her home on N. Clinton
st. All the decorations were in pink
and blue. Twenty-Five guests were
present. The evening was spent
socially and several contests were
enjoyed. One contest particularly
enjoyed was the identification OF
the baby pictures of the guests.
Each guest had been asked toI
bring her own picture. Mrs. Ben
ton received many lovely gifts.
A delicious buffet luncheon was
served by the hostess assisted by
Mrs. Dallas Sullivan, and Mrs.
Richard Reese.
Birthday Dinner
The 10Th of May was the 87th
birthday of Mrs. Lou Cushman.
Last Sunday her reltives gathered
in honor Of the occasion. Those
present we're Mr.. and Mrs. Free
man CuShman, Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
Cushman, Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Cush-
man; Ms. Ruth Patrick, of New
ark; MIR. and MS. K. d. Setter and
son, Dick, of Newark; Mr. and
Mrs. PCbar CUsaman and sons,
Jim and Joe, of Newark; and Mr..
and Mrs. William IIildobrand, of !
Newark
First Baptist Church
Church school 9:45, Giles Nc
Daniel, Supt
Morning worship 10:45. Mr..
Hobbs preaching on The Expect
ant Earth. This Sunday is Rural
Life Sunday.
Mems chorus sings two numbers
7:3O. Mr.. Hobbs theme: David
the King.
On Monday, May 27 at 7:45 am.
the Redwood Vacation church
school opens at the first Baptist
church. Under the direction of
Miss Eletha Rogers, the people of
the Redwood churches will hold
classes of instruction for boys and
girls from pre-school age to junior
high age. The school will run from
May II to June 7, meeting each
morning from 8:45 to l1:45.
Notice on Scouting
The parents of boys from Il to-
Is years old, and men and women
of the Redwood community who
are interested in Scouting are in
vited to attend a meeting at the
Redwood high school Monday,
May u, at 8 pm. Mr.. Ritzman,
Field Executive of the Columbus
Area Council, will speak to the
group on the rganization of a
Scout troop. He will show the
movie Trail to Citizenship.
Redwood has happy memories OF
Scouting in the past. Let US do all
that we can to help our boys en-
| joy scouting again.
Officers of The Lions Club
At their meeting recently the
following officers were elected in
| the Lions Club of Redwood. They