The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-05-30
BY MRS. JAMES CONFER

! ScnCGl NOteS
The following names are those
pupils who had perfect attendance
for the last six weeks period in
the first six grades in the North
! Lewisburg school:
Second grade-Martha Jayne
Bahan, James Frick, Joan Holly
cross, Garry Murray, Dale Price,
Marion Taylor, Martha Lee Tim
son, Mary Louise Trout, Eugene
Watkins.
Third grade Wayne Copeland,
Norman Dooley, Charles Gilmore,
Kenneth Hill Clayton Howell,
Freddie Inskeep, Jimmy Williams,
Richard Willis, Clyde Kennedy,
Delma Brugh. Josephine Decker,
! Carol Ann Kent, Sydne Ann Loud
en-, Nancy Organ, and Barbara
| Picklesimer.
Fourth grade-Carlton Timson,
Charles Taylor, Gene Mountain,
Eugene Letter, Joe Creviston, Bar
bara Ropp, Maxine Rice, Josephine
Jackson, Charlotte Hollycross,
Shirley Hill, Donna Hal. Sarah
Jane Decker, Shirley Booart, Mary
Barton, and Mary Alexander.
| Fifth Mar Jane For
sythe Mary Ann Louden, Ruth
Ann Roberts, Josephine Watkins,
Shirley Watkins, Tommy Chess,
David Conrad, Clair Johnson, Ron
aid Kitch1n, Jimmie Organ, Virgil
Tussing, and Jimmy Weslfall.
Sixth gradc-Tommy Alexander,
Carroll Chapman, Loring Hill,
Junior jackson, Charles Smith,
| David Westfall, Betty Andrews,
Jane Eubanks, Juanita Ropp, Vio-
let White.
Sister In Auto Accident
Mrs. Gertrude MatherS, "a, Of
987 Dryden rd., Columbus, sister
Of Joseph and Rolla Pennington,
of North Lewisburg, is in White
Cross hospital in Columbus, suf-
ering from cuts on her right ankle,
thigh and left knee Mrs. Mathcrs
was a passenger in the car with
a friend when the automobile in
which they were riding was struck
by a switch engine at the Fifth
ave. crossing of the Pennsylvania
abroad, east of St Clair ave. The
driver failed to see the Watchman.
The engine dragged the auto a.
bout 25 feet.
HonOred With Party
Mrs. Harry Brown and Mrs.
James Conner entertained with a
miscellaneous shower honoring
Mrs. Joseph Pennington, jr., Mon
! day evening, May 20, when a con-
test was enjoyed, Mrs. B. 4. Wood
ruff and Mrs. Laurence Burroughs
Ireceived the prizes.
The honored guest received
many lovely gifts. She was as
sisted in the opening of her pack
ages by two lovely little girls, Miss
Maria Brown, granddaughter OF
! Mrs. Harry Brown, and Miss Dian
a Woodruff. Later in the evening
a light refreShment course was
served to the following, Mary
Alice Pennington, Mrs. Joseph
Pennington, Mrs. Laurence Bur-
roughS, Mrs. Chas. Patch, Mrs.
/ Bert Stewart, Mrs. ChaS. Eastman,
Mrs. Leland Copeland, Mrs. B. A.
! Woodruff, Mrs. ROlla Pennington,
! Mrs. Laura Gibson. Mrs. Rose
Body, Mrs Mary Jane Houchen,
! Mrs. Ruth CollinSon, Mrs. John
MCNeir, Mrs. John Letter, Mrs.
J Merit BOyles, Mrs. Lou NEEDLES,
! Mrs. Harry WeStfall, Mrs. George
Barnes, Mrs. Emma Wallace, Mrs.
Lester Overfield, Mrs. George Mil
Ter, Mrs. Bernice Hill, Mrs. Ed
XernS, Mrs. Ethel Kaufman and
the hostesSeS. A number of lovely
gifts were received from those un-
J bic to attend.
! state Scholarship Tests
Vera Ann Gilbert, of North
! hcwisburg high school, took sec
ond place in Biology in the dis
triCt division and fifth place in
nc state division in Ohio. in the
! Tcho'arship tests which were given
recently at Wittenburg college in
! .,PrIngtield, quite recently.
i Patty Lou Griffin received non
orabIe mention in the state diVis-
ion and seventh in the district di-
vision for English ten.
North Lewisburg high schoo'
i students receiving honog in diviS-
ion three of the Ohio State uni
vcrsity division were as follows;
jameS +. Gibson, 10Th in English
TX; Catherine Jones, ninth in
English XII; Imogene Lame, ninth
in Bookkeeping l.
From Marion
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas O'Brien
and son, C.oyce, of Marion, accom-
panied by their two grand child
zen and Mr.. and Mrs. joseph Frye
of Marysville, visited at the home
of their cousins, Ms. DorCaS Tritt
Sunday afternoon.
Junior-Senior Reception
The Juniors Of North LewiSburg
high school entertained the Sen
iors and faculty with a banquet