The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-03-18
Redwood Section

les l.. Adams. A brief business SeS-
sion was held and temporary Of
ficerS elected as follows: president,
Jennie Dilsaver; secretary, Maxine
Allgower.
A delightful buffet luncheon was
served in the dining room from
table decorated in red, white and
blue and centered with a beautiful
blooming begonia. The serving
committee was Mrs. Lewis Howry
Mrs. Fred AllgoWer, Mrs. Tucker
Smith, Mrs. Mike Shuman, Mrs
John Curry, Mrs. Charles Adams,
Mrs. Dwight Cowgirl, Mrs. Gene
McDanielS, Mrs. William Somerlot
Mrs. Henry Simpson and Mrs. Rol-
lin Allgower.
Several members of the MaryS-
vile and Delaware Posts were pre-
sent.
Carpe Diem Entertains
The music committee of the
Carpe Diem club, of Redwood held
its annual musical program last
! Thursday evening at the home of
Mrs. Marion Winter. The program
was introduced by Mrs. Howard
Drake, the chairman of the COM
mittee. Other members of the COM
mittee were Mrs. Lloyd Matteson,
and Mrs. Forest Lewis.
Mrs. Drake presented a group
from Marion, who are members of
the Junior Lecture-ReCital club.
Billy Wagner sang group of
songs, accompanied by his council
or, Mrs. F. F. Lacey. Billy was in
vited to attend the Columbus Boys
Choir school after an addition in
! Marion, last winter. 1t was not
possible for him to accept their
invitation, however, he did go to
Chautauqua, N. Y, with them last
summer.
Tom Goetting played Debussy's
Claire De Lune" and Dana Nuet-
eel played I'm A Leafy Bower" for
his piano number. Both boys play
ed very well and the listeners
should have liked to have heard
, more.
Miss Mary Ellen Matson sang a
group of songs, accompanied by
Mrs. Lacey. Mr. Tom Zuck sang
several numbers, as did Mr.. John
William Drake, of Redwood.
During the business session the
club voted to pay part of the eX-
/ penSeS of the club president to the
annual federation meeting in
Cleveland, in May. Delicious re-
freshments were served by the
following committee, Mrs. H. r.
Fisher, Mrs. w. c. Spain and Mrs.
Donald Temple.
Mrs. Homer Van BuSkirk and
Mrs. Charles Fields spent last
week visiting in Columbus. Part
of the time they were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Betz and
little son, Bobby, of GallipoliS.
While in Columbus, Mr.. and Ms,
Betz entertained them as their
guests at the Neil House. They al
so spent some time with Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawrence Dickson and lit
tie daughter, Betty Lou. Mrs.
Dickson, Mrs. Betz and Mrs. Van
Buskirk are daughters of Mrs.
Fields.
Mrs. Allie Cheney is very i'll.
Plans have been made several
times to remove her to the home
of a daughter in Steubenville, but
her condition has been such that
the moving has been postponed.
Her Son-in-laW is a physician in
Mr.. Roy Fry recently purchased
the property owned and occupied
by Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Morrison
on S. Franklin st. He also has
purchased the property near the
school building on E. Ottawa st.
Mr. and Mrs. Morrison have rent
ed the property on E. Ottawa and
have moved there. Mr.. Wynn's
family, which has been occupying
the property on w. Ottawa ST.,
which belongs to Mrs. Harry Tenn
pie have moved into the house va
Gated by Mr.. and Mrs. Morrison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Temple plan
to move to town soon into their
house. Their son, Sgt. William
Temple, hopes to receive his honor
able discharge very soon and then
he will operate the farm.
Mr.. Howard Drake and his son,
Mr.. John William Drake, left
Redwood, last Friday for Abilene,
Texas, where John William will