The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-02-14

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SUPPER CLUB
/ Mrs. p d. Longbrake will be
hostess to the Supper Club this
evening at her home on the Marion
Road
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CORRECTION
Mrs. Donald Parrott was hostess
to the Magnetic Springs W.S.C.S.
last week instead of Mrs. Russell
Parrott as stated Monday
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The St. Anthony Benevolent
Society of Our Lady of Lourdes
church met at the home of Mrs.
Arthur O'Keefe on West Third
street on Wednesday evening.
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FORMER RESIDENT HERE
Miss Roberta Sheewalter, hbrar-
ian of the Veterans Administra-
ton Facility at the Chillicothe
Hospital, was a guest over We'd
nesday night at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. r. Merle Stephens on
West Fifth. On Wednesday after
noon, Miss Shewalter, former Mar
ysville librarian, visited among her
many friends here.
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P.T.A.
The Marysville Parent-Teacher
Association will hold their regular
February meeting Monday even
ing at seven-thirty o'clock in the
High School Recreation Room.
This will be a patriotic meeting
and special music will be enjoyed.
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KIWANIS
Mr.. Byron Sandles, a Columbus
Assistant Director of Agriculture
of the State of Ohio, will address
the Kiwanis Club on Monday even
ing when they meet at six-fifteen
o'clock at the Oakland hotel for
dinner. This will be the annual
Farmers night when each member
will bring a guest. Please note
change of time. The meeting will
begin promptly.
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OAR. MEETING
Mrs. Clarence Hopes, assisted
by Mrs. William Coleman, enter
tanned the Hannah Emerson Dis
trict Chapter of the Daughters of
the American Revolution in her
home on West Fifth stree, when
they met for their regular Febru
ar3 meeting.
The meeting was opened in the
usual ritualistic form with the re-
gent, Mrs. EnoS Bonham, presid-
| ing. Following the usual reports,
discussion was held concerning
future projects. Mrs. Bonham and
Mrs. H. E. Frederick were elected
delegates from the chapter to the
State Convention, which will be
| held in Cincinnati, March II to IS.
Mrs. p. O. Robinson and Miss
Susan Raub are their alternates.
Two extremely interesting pap
erS were presented on Famous
People in Ohio" telling of the
Ohio presidents, their homes, birth
places and burial places.
Mrs. Bonham spoke of Famous
Historical Homes in America"
, including the oldest home in ST..
Augustine, Fla, the Miles Stand
ish Home at South Duxbury, Mass,
the home of Priscilla and John
Alden, the House Of Seven Gables,
the home of Betsy Ross, in Phila-
delphia, the Monroe home at Ash
town, the Mary Ball Washington
home, Robert f. Lee at Arlington,
Barbara Fritchie and many others
which have been restored.
After the meeting, Mrs. Hopes
and her assisting hostess, Mrs
Coleman, served delicious refresh
iments and a social hour was njoy.
: ed by the members.
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I'm WOOSTER
The Rev. and Mrs. Ernest Y
Campbell are spending few days
in Wooster, visiting friends.
v.F.w. coon SUPPER
More than one hundred veterans
of the Spanish American War anc
World Wars One and Two enjoyed
the coon supper held in the Vet
which was prepared at the County
Home under the direction of Nc
Kinley Haines, was served by Joe
Carter, of the Oakland Hotel
Cards were enjoyed during the re
mainder of the evening.
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BIRTHDAY DINNER
i Mary Beth Turner was pleas
antly surprised on "wednesday
evening when her mother, Mrs r
F. Turner entertained several girl!
at dinner in her honor to celebrate
Mary Beth's thirteenth birthday
at their home on the Kenton rd
TNboca nreCent were Ann Kings