The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-05-30
THE UNION COUNTY JOURNAL, MARYsVILLE, OHIO


charge of under graduate studies
at the University Of Cincinnati. He
will assume his work there in
June. DR.. and Mrs. Pounds spent
the weekend with his parents
here.
Mrs. c. w. Bowers and Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Bowers and son, Rich
ard, of Miami, Texas who have
been guests of Mr. and Mrs. STAN
ley Tritt, have gone to Chicago, en-
route home
/ Mr. and Mrs. Dale Johnson had
las their guests at dinner Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Miller and children, of
Columbus.
A dinner in honor of the birth
| anniversary Of her grandson, Reg
gle Langford jr., was given Sunday
by Mrs. Ester Orahood. The guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Reggie Lang
ford and son, Reggie jr., Rev. and
Mrs. George Langford, Of Kill
bourne; MIR and Mrs. Paul Webb
and daughter, Bonnie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse SabinS, Mr..
and Mrs. Burdell SabinS and son,
Dorrance, and Bobbie Fogle were
guests OF Mr. and Mrs. Conrad
Fogle at their home in New Dover,
Monday evening, in honor of the
birth anniversary of Mrs. Fogle
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mitchell
and granddaughter, Elizabeth Ann
Henry, student at Ohio Wesleyan,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Roush
were guests at dinner Sunday Of
Mrs. Michell's brother and sister
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Nc
! Climans and family, at st. Paris,
j. II. Reisterer spent Sunday af-
terncon and evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. Lyle Messenger, on the Hard
ing Highway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Russell enter
| tanned at dinner Sunday in honor
of the eightieth birth anniversary
of the formers mother, Mrs. j. d.
Russell, of Warrensburg. All Of
Mrs. Russelrs children were pres
ent. The guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
! +. M. Robinson and son, David, OF
Youngstown; Mr.. and Mrs. George
Wolfley and daughter, Mary Mar
garet, of Columbus; Mr.. and Mrs.
E. J. Russell and daughter, Linnie.
The table was centered with a
! birthday cake and candles.
| The Junior Marry Shamrock All
club met Saturday afternoon at
the school house with nine mem
bers and one guest present. 1t was
decided to pay five cents dues at
each meeting; projects were chos-
en-, followed by recreation.
Plans for the Alumni Banquet, |
which will be held in the school
gymnasium en- May % have been
competed according to Ethel !
Knight, president of the associat-
ion. A $50 a dinhcr will be served
by the Osts andcr School Associate !
ion with Mrs. Ancel Larcom as
chairman of of the dinner COM
mittee. There is to be group sing
ing and orchestra music betWenI
the courses, the orchestra consist
ing of Donald LarcOm, Bill and
Jim MOSeley, Frank A. Parrott |
and Billie Mac WintsOn. 1t is plan
ned to Streamline the program, so
that all will get a proportlonate !
share of the attention, and thereI
will still be ample time for the
dance, music for which will begin .
at ten o'clock. A unique feature OF
the melting this year will be the1
return of the class graduated mi
1896, all of whom are living, and
are expecting to be present. The
, members are: Norman Perkins,
Williamsburg, Ky; Bliss Wells, IN
dianapolis, Ind; Zella Toss ey:
Michaels, Marysville; Richey
/ Smart, Toledo; IvaloO Rittenhouse
Gardner, Columbus; Lillian Parm-
! alec S art, Marysville; Doane
! Norris, Columbus; Ichabod Gard
ner, Columbus; Mary Wilson, Pas
adena, Calf, expecting to come by
plane; and e. G. Anderson, OStran-
der. The class is bringing former
! teacher, Mrs. Matte AinSWorth
Maugans, of MarySville. Mrs. Maui
gans was the organizer of the O.
strander Alumni Association. I'VE
are expecting to have fine time"
said Bliss Wells, Indianapolis, pres
ident of the class. Much credit is
due Ivaloo RittenhouSe Gardner,
who started two years ago to
! round up the class and get ready
! for this golden anniversary We
shall meet at Buns in Delaware
for luncheon on May %, then at
tend the banquet in the evening,
after which we will retire to the
louge in the Schoolhouse where
IAN open house" is being held for
us. All friends of this class, wheth-
er or not they are graduates OF
Ostrander High are invited to the