The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-06-20

SEliuS iOL 1CliiGlilDCiliB AoAAiONS
quotations which he equally we'll
placed during the course of his
address. After the close of the
speech on the meaning of odd
fellowship, the entire group join
ed in singing, Nearer My God To
Thee. To conclude the program,
Miss Helen Trees sang the solo,
when You Come to the End of
a Perfect Day.
Former Governor Speaks
The annual Scottish Rite Night
of the Masons of Ohio was held
in the form Off strawberry fest
ival on Wednesday evening at the
local school auditorium. During
the course of the evening former
Governor John w. Bricker, active
33rd degree Scottish Rite Mason
for Ohio in the Valley of Column
bus, and Roscoe r. Walcutt, Grand
Recorder of the Grand Council of
Royal and Select Masons of Ohio,
spoke.
More than 200 Scottish Rite
Masons and guests from nearby
cities and communities were guests
of Urania Lodge No. 81, F. and
A. M. of Plain City which annually
sponsors the affair. The one hund-l
red quarts of strawberries made
a both beautiful and appetizingl
sight as they were set before the
guests.
Local Driver Injured
While driving on SulliVant Ave,
in Columbus, Sunday evening, the
car of Jack Mitchell was struck
by another car driven by Gordon
of Columbus. Also in the
car driven by Mr.. Mitchell, was
Bob Petit. Mr.. Mitchell suffered
fracture of his little finger and
abrasions on his left hand.
MRS. Black, who was riding with
her husband, received knee lacer-
ations and a bruised right wrist. |
Passing motorist took the injured
to Mt. Carmel hospital.
Stamp Winners Announced
The winners of the recent stamp
contest were announced this week. |
The following youngsters were
awarded one dollar prizes for col |
lecting the indicated number of !.
stamps after their name: Geraldi
Gordon, 354; Fran George, 323; |
Sonny Hommon, 319; Bob by
Cooke, 256; Louisabelle Cooke,
158; Louis Elias, 143; Judy Wodds,
125; George Norris, 124; and Anne
62.
Scventy-five cent prizes were
awarded to the following: John
Cooke, 90; Patsy Andrews, 81; !
Dale Christner, II; Hope Headlee,
Is; Carolyn Latham, 49; and Toni
Headlee, Al. Each person entering /,
the contest was given a small mag |
glass for id e tifyin G /
stamps. Some of the collectors plan
entries of their books in the local
fair in August.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Trees and
their two daughters, Ann and Bar |
bara, Mrs. Ruth Dierdorf, and Mrs. !
George Trees, all of New York
City, visited with Mr.. and Mrs. |
L. R. Trees and family on Monday
|
Miss Erma Grey was among the
691 who graduated in the 69th |
annual commencement last Friday !
evening at Ohio State University
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hoffbauer /
and son, spent Sunday in Cleve-
land.
Miss Louise Murray spent last
weekend with her parents at their
hcme near Galloway.
Mrs. John Burns nd daughter,
Betty, left for Akron Tuesday
to attend the graduation
of the formers granddaughter, |
Carr. They will return
on Saturday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Grace and
daughter, Cheryl, were Wednes-
day guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Grace.
Mr.. Emmett Brown returned tol
Firestone Managers S School inl
on Monday after spendingl
the weekend with his family here.
Mr. Ralph Smith is in serioust
at his home here. At lastl
reports his condition was somewhat
though.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Andrews
was a guest over the weekend at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. JayI
Graver, in Grafton.
Relatives of Sgt. William Chand-
Ter report that he has recentlyl
been promoted to the rank of
Master Sergeant.