The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-05-02
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Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Starr and
children Dolores, O'dell and Clara
Belle, and Mrs. Theodore Nicol and
son, Leon, were Sunday guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Urban Schumann and
family, at Wapakoneta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Wilt and
son, Dickie, of near Allen Center,
had the following for supper, Eas-
ter Sunday: Mr.. and Mrs. William
Justus, of Columbus; Mr.. and Mrs.
Guy Hart and 3 children, of Hill
liards, and Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
Allerton, Of West Jefferson.
Miss Clara 10 Westlake and
sMiss Mary Westlake will spend
the weekend in Columbus as the
guests of Miss Mildred Taylor, who
is head librarian in the Clinton
vile library.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Polling have
returned from Columbus to their
home farm near Allen Center
where they will spend the summer.
Mr.. Polling received his discharge
from the army last Wednesday. He
has been in the finance office of
Fort Hayes barracks in Columbus.
Mrs. Sam DeVine and daughter,
Lois, visited her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Galloway, the first
part of the week. She returned to
her home in Columbus Tuesday
evening.
Herbert L. Ebright, son of Mr..
and Mrs. u. G. Ebright, has ar
rived home from Great Lakes, ILL.,,
with his honorable discharge. He
served almost two years in the ma
Wy, spending much of that time in
the Pacific.
Mr.. and Mrs. John DeVoSs
motored to Wooster, on We'd
nesday to attend an evening con-
cert in which their daughter, Lou
Ann, was one of the musicians.
Lou Ann is a sophomore in Woos-
ter college.
GIRLS RECEIVE PROMOTIONS
Marysville is justly proud of
two of her daughters, who enlist
ed in the WAVES when that or
ganization was first begun in the
summer of 1912, and have now
risen to the rank of lieutenant
commanders. The girls are Doris
) SnodgraSs, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. William SnodgraSs, and Mary
Longbrake, daughter of Mark
Longbrake. Doris graduated in the
first class of officers and Mary
soon afterward.
The unusual feature is that both
Mary and Doris graduated from
the Marysville high school in the
class of "a and they were honor
students all through school. They
are both stationed in Washington,
d. c. at the present time, and and
have each been promoted at the
same time.
Their rank of 1t. Commander in
the WAVES is equivalent to that
of major in the army.
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MAYFLOWER CIRCLE
The Mayflower Circle of the
Kings Daughters met in the Con-
gregational church Wednesday ev-
ening for their annual guest meet
ing. The officers of the group, met
each guest at the door and pinned
on her a corsage of violetS and of
lilies of the valley.
A profusion of garden flowers
decorated the church rooms and
the table. Indirect lighting was
provided by the many floor lamps
around the room, which lent a
honey atmosphere to the affair.
Following opening hymn, Mrs.
Pearl Roley, leader of the circle,
gave the welcome address. Miss
Clara 10 Westlake responded for
the guests and Mrs. Blanca Ham
ilton read the devotions, Thine
Is the Kingdom. and the Power
and the Glory"
Mrs. Clay Johnson gave several
piano solos. Mrs. Earl Guthrie pre-
sented a reading, Mother Neeley
Wins Her Periodical Campaign. y
Mrs. Alvi Graham, state officer
on Indian work, gave a short talk
as did Miss Westlake, City Union
president. The program closed
with the Mizpah benedicticn.
Contests, which followed, were
held in the round room. The re-
freshments were served from the
table with Mrs. Roley and Mrs,
Guthrey presiding. About 40 mem
bers and guests were present.
Committe for arrangements
were Mrs. Clayton Shanks, chair
man, Mrs. Guthrie, Miss Elizabeth
Green and Mrs. Harold Hyland
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KNOXVILLE LADIES
Miss Eltha Graham, of West
Eighth St, will entertain the Book
and Needle club, of UnionVille