The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-07-11

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which she had swallowed last Fri
day evening. The dime was sue
cessfully removed and she was
brought to Redwood on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Dilger en-
tertained MIR. and Mrs. Marion
Heller and children, of Mansfield,
as their Sunday guests.
Mr.and Mrs. Marion Griffith
have moved to a home in the coun-
try near Essex. Mr.. Griffith is en-
ployed at the Redwood Dry Clean
ing establishment.
Pfc. Anil Collins and his wife,
formerly Mary Margaret Price,
are visiting relatives in Redwood
They arrived last Thursday for a
furlough of fifteen days. Mr.. Coll
ins is stationed at Quantico, Va.
He just recently returned to GUAM
tico from maneuvers in Cuba.
Miss Hazel Vestal, of Cleveland,
has been enjoying a vacation. Part
of the time she spent visiting with
her brother, Mr.. r. B. Vestal, and
part of the time was spent in New
York City and Philadelphia.
Mr.. V. B. Phelps is recovering
nicely from a serious automobile
accident, which occurred last Fri
day night as he was returning
from Columbus, with a load of
fruit for his store. His truck struck
a car which was parked in the
road. Mr.. Phelps received severe
cuts on his head, three ribs were
torn loose and he was badly bruis-
ed by being thrown against the
steering wheel He was taken to
Jane Case h ospital and later
brought to his home in Redwood
On Monday he was taken back to
the hospital for further checking
and is now able to be out of the
house. The parked car belonged to
three colored men from Columbus,
who were standing in the road at
the time the car was struck. They
are in the custody of the police in
Columbus.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Callahan
entertained as their dinner guests
last Friday, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Cal
lahan, brother of Charles Gala
han, Mrs. Dan Bending, sister,
all of Mt. Gilead. Another guest
was Mrs. Grace Wilson, also a sis
ter, of GAINESVILLE. Mrs. Wilson re-
mained in Redwood visiting rel
ativcs and friends until Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Morrison
and children spent last Friday and
Saturday in Cincinnati where they
visited with Mr.. and Mrs. Shelley
Sharp, Mrs. Morrison'S uncle and
aunt.
Miss Nell Street has hold her
property on Beatty ave. to Mr.
and Mrs. John r. Edwards, of Mar,
/ ion. Mr.. Edwards is employed al
! the Scioto Ordnance plant. They
are living in their new home.
Mr.. Paul Collier, of Toledo, anC
Mr.. Martin Purcell, of Columbus
spent last week at the home of Mr.
, Golfers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Scott Collier.
Mr.. Bert Russell and his son, Mr..
Judd Russell, who formerly occu-
pied the house recently sold by
Miss Street, have moved to a new
home on Landon pike.
Mrs. Lulu Powell Cahill, of
Washington, d. c., has entered a
hospital in Columbus for observa-
ton. She is a guest of Dr. and Mrs
H. G. Duke.
Mrs. Eta White was a dinner
guest, Monday, of Mrs. Cora Engle
! of Essex.
Mr.. Richard Parker, of Oakland
KY, visited few days last week
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Moore.
Inc GiIl SCOuJ I!OOp OI tlCIl
wood enjoyed a swimming party
in Marysvillc n Wednesday after,
I noon.
4, Miss Ethel Stallsmith and Mrs
Lloyd Manley have returned tC
Redwood after spending a month
in Toledo where they visited with