The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-08-01
THE UNION COUNTY JOURNAL. MARYsvILLE. OHIO

Mrs. Clifford Tarpnlng, who has
been a surgery patient in Colum-
bus for several weeks, was brought
to her home in Redwood in the
Hastings invalid car, on WedneS-
day. Her condition is very satis-
factory Mrs. Tarpning is tn e.
daughter of Mr.. A. d. Parish.
Mr.. Charles Donovan and his
son, MIR. Roy Donovan were called
to Columbus last Friday by the
serious condition of Mrs. Flo Mont
gomery, a daughter of Mr.. Charles
Donovan. Mrs. Montgomery has
been suffering from the effects of
a fall which she had while working
at Hotel Ballard, Magnetic Springs
about eight weeks ago. Her con-
dition was very grave last week
day, she rallied and Seemd to be
and it was feared that an operat-
ion was necessary. However, on
Friday she rallied and seemed to
be so much better, that the oper-
alton was postponed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Morrison
and daughters, Ann and Betty, of
Gallipolis, were weekend guests
in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Char
les Perkins and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Coleman Wilson
and children, of Toledo, were
guests last week of Mrs. Edna
Baker and Mr. and Mrs. w. j. Bak-
er.
Mr.. Donald Nash, son of Mrs.
Golda Nash, has accepted a posit-
| ion in Columbus and has started
his new work.
| Mr. and Mrs. Robert Betz and
son, Bobby, of Gallipolis ARE Wis
iting at the home of Mrs. Betz's
| parents, MIR. and Mrs. Charles
Fields.
Young People At Lakeside
Many young people from the two
Methodist churches in Redwood
are spending this week at Lakeside,
lOhio. Rev. and Mrs. Edward BreWS-
ter are chaperoning about eighteen
boys and girls from the First Meth
odist church. The group includes:
Miss Peggy Brewster, Misses Jean
and Lois Ann Fisher, Miss Bar
bara Lake, Miss Emma Shields,
Miss Barbara Van Zant, Miss jan
ct Zuspan. Miss Barbara Curl,
Miss Patty Sanders, Mr.. Carl Nor
ris, Mr.. Bob Davis and Mr.. Don
| Davis.
Rev. and Mrs. JOnn Elwood are
chaperoning ten from the Central
Methodist church. The group in
cludeS, Miss Polly Shoup, Miss
Anita Shoup, Miss Rose Emma Ly-
ons, Miss Lila Lee Pittman, Miss
| Margaret Lyons, Miss Jean Sloop,
Miss Yteve Kerns, Miss Anita Null
ligan, Mr.. Bobby Teets and Mr..
Lewis Erwin.
! The group left last Sunday and
will return this coming Sunday.
Enjoy Vacation
| Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Durnell have
just returned from a weeks stay
at Coldwater, Mich. They were ac-
-. companied by Mrs. Cora Durnell
and Mrs. Anna Chapman. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawrence Durnell, Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Heidkamp, and Mrs.
| Bertha Chippendale all of Dayton,
were also in the party.
Birthday Party
In honor of her birthday, which
was the twenty-ninth of July, Miss
Mary Lake was the honored guest
when Mrs. r. F. Rapp entertained
several of her friends on Monday
afternoon. The list included: Mrs.
Bertha Bolenbaugh, Miss Mary
Hastings, Mrs. Ray Gill, Mrs. c.
| H. williamson ad Mrs. Lewis Lake.
Miss Lake has recently returned to
| Redwood after spending the wint-
er in Texas and several other west
ern states.
Birthdays Observed
Mr.. G. F. Gov observed his nine
tieth birthday on July 19. Mrs Cox
was eighty-seven on July "a. They
mage their home with their daugh-
ter, Mrs. F. K. Mcdaniel, and
husband. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Cox
are rather feeble but their general
health is as good as it has been for
some time.