The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-02-14
: Redwood Section :

/ Tommy Shields, son of Mr.. ano
Mrs. Charles Shields, is recuper-
ating from an emergency appen-
! dectomy at the Marion City Hos
pital last week
Word has been received from
Mrs. Tom Morris, formerly of Rich
wood, who now lives in Michigan
Mr.. Morris is recovering from ar
emergency appendectomy. Billy, a
son, who underwent an operation
to enable him to use his right limb
which had been crippled from ar
attack of infantile paralysis, is
now able to use his leg normally
Leonard, another son, is recuper-
ating from a tonSil operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Russell went tC
Cincinnati on Monday where they
planned to meet Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
ert Fox returning from Florida
Mr.. Fox has been i'll but is some
what better.
Mrs. L. ]. Mccoy is recuperating
at her home on South Franklin
street following an operation at
Grant Hospital last week.
Mr., and Mrs. Charles Cheney en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Nc
Curdy, of Marion, and Mr.. and
Mrs. H. T. Gullett, of Marion, ILL.,.
at their home last Sunday.
Mr.. Marion Cameron is spending
this week in Florida.
Mrs. Minnie White is i'll at her
home on East Blagrove street.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hunt, Sr
have received word that their SON.
in-law, End 1t. Harold Reed, has
arrived safely at his post in the
Army of Occupation, somewhere
in Germany.
Miss Beatrice Mayer, teacher OF
short hand and typing in the Ra'
VIENNA High school, spent t h c
weekend at the home of her par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. G.. Mayer.
Mrs. Lewis Lowry entertained
a group of friends and business
associates at her home last Thurs
day evening in honor of Mrs. Paul
Edward Cramer, a recent bride
Mrs. Cramer received many lovely
gifts.
Valentine Party
A very lovely Valentine party
was held at the home of Mrs. Anna
Speyer Tuesday when she enter
tanned the Martha Washington Cir
Gle at a dinner. Each guest was
asked to bring a valentine which
was placed in a basket, cleverly
decorated with hearts and red
crepe paper, as the guests arrived
at the door. Later these valentines
were taken to Mrs. Minnie White,
one of the oldest members of the
organization, who is seriously i'll.
There we're twenty-five guests
at the party. Mrs. Speyer had dec
GRATED her table with red crepe
paperand hearts, with lovely
! centerpiece of sweet peas. Place
cards, made by Mrs. Nora Corbett
were individual valentines. A boun-
tiful dinner was thoroughly enjoy
ed by all. Each member contribut-
ed one dish of food for the meal
Ice cream and cake was supplied
| by Mrs. Mary COrbctt. After the
dinner, a dinner was sent to Janet
Cudd, little girl next door who is
sick, also to Mrs. Minnie White
4 and Mrs. Charles ZuSpan, both oI
whom are i'll and were unable tC
attend.
4 The program for the Afternoon
opened with a scripture reading
by Mrs. GlaSsmeyer followed b!
the salute to the flag. Mrs. Dave
McNeal conducted a quizz on Lin
, coin and later read a paper OF
/ Lincoln. Mrs. Eta White distrib
uted valentines to each guest WhC
had to read the verse she found OF
it. This was followed by paper OF
the origin of st. Valentines Day
read by Mrs. l. Z. ICspan.
| Guests were MRS. Dave McNeal
Mrs. /. G. Zuzpan, and Mrs. lid;
Griffith. At the close of the meet
ing a group of the ladies called OF
Mrs. White.
Circle Meets
The Ever ready Circle of The
Central Methodist church met a
the church parlors last Friday tC
hold a valentine party at which
time they entertained the Live
Wire and Jolly Circles. The pro
gram for the afternoon was opened
with the singing of hymn. Rev
w. S. MoWery led in prayer