The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-08-15
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who makes her home with him, is
making an extended visit at Belle
fontaine.
DR., and Mrs. K. d. Keever and
children and Miss Isabel Fish have
returned after several weeks vaca-
tioning in northern Michigan.
DR.. I. G. Daniels left last Satur
/ day for fishing trip into northern
Michigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodrow Lyons
entertained the following guests
last Sunday: Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Harris and children, of Columbus;
Mrs. ]. S. Iden and son, also Of
Columbus; and Mr.. and Mrs. Gale
Arlind and daughter of Marion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Van Wrinkle
entertained as their weekend
guests, Mr. and Mrs. John Van
Winkle and children, from Colum-
| bus, and Mr.. Phillip Van Wrinkle, of
| Gallon.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Williamson
called at the home. of Mr.. and Mrs.
| Ed Edwards, of Petersburg, on
Sunday to help them celebrate
their golden wedding anniversary
| Sunday guests at the home OF
| Mrs. Tabitha Langstaff were MIR
and Mrs. Herbert Thompson, and
Miss Mary Schliecher, of Lancast-
er. Miss Schliecher remained for
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Huffman and
daughter, Elizabeth, daughter-in-
law, Mrs. Delbert Huffman and
little son, from Arcola, H., visited
in the home of Mr.. Charles Dono.
van asst weekend. On Sunday they
| left for New York, after which
they will go up into Canada. Sat
urday evening the following were
! callers at the Donovan homes Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Donovan, Mr.. anc
Mrs. Kenneth Richardson, Mrs
! Charles Montgomery and daught
, er, Shirley, and son, Bobbie, Mr.
John Montgomery, and Mr.. anC
Mrs. Charles Grubbs.
On Monday, Mrs. Ruth Weller
and son, MIR. Jack Weller. Mis-
Anna Jones, Mrs. Margaret Clev
enger and Mrs. Gladys Eddy lef
for a trip into North Carolina, A
Junaluski, N, c., Mrs. Eddy viii
join a friend from Lakeland, Fla,
. and will return to Florida witt
her, She pans to teach in Lake
! land this winter, The rest Of tht
| party will continue to Camp lie
June, N. c., where they will NEE
Miss Eileen Weller, who is serving
, with the Red Cross unit at tina
camp. She will accompany them t
: Redwood for visit,
t Mrs. Garnet Alder Brooks, Q
. Springfield, entertained the follow
!. ing guests at her home last Thurs
} day: Mrs. Ralph Matlack an
: daughter, Meredith; Mrs. RutI
( Weller, Mrs. Opal Cheney Blai
and daughter, Barbara, of Patask
la; Mrs. Josephine Sidle Mitchell
and children, of Plain City; Mrs
Margaret Linn Wilson, of Marys
vile, and Mrs. Paul Arthur an,
! son, of Springfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Christ
enson, of Norwalk, were Sunda,
guests of Mrs. Millie Howe. Thei
son, MIR. Eddy Christensen, re-en
listed in the army air corps an
after receiving advance traininI
has been sent to Japan. He arrive
at the Fifth Army Corps Head
quarters on July 26. He write
back that living conditions ther
are very satisfactory. Food j
plentiful and good. Living quarter
are very nice. Mrs. Christenso
and baby plan to join him some
time this winter. They are nov
with Mrs. Christenson's parents i
Texas. Mr.. Christensen graduate
from Redwood high school, Will
in Redwood he made his hem
with is aunt, Mrs, Millie Howe.
Rev. and Mrs. J.'H. Goewey, o
Columbus, and MIR and Mrs
Charles Gill were dinner guest
on Wednesday at the home of MI
and Mrs. r. J. Langstaff.
Entertains Bridge Club
Mrs. Blanche HoStetter enter
tanned her bridge club last Frida,
evening at her home on Blaine ave
Prizes for the evenings playinI
went to Mrs. H. G. williamson an
Mrs. Ray Gill. Mrs. Hostetter ser
- we'd a delicious luncheon.