The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-01-31
-rHE UNION COUNTY JOURNAL MARYsvILLE OHIO

nave purchased the house on N.
rankin st owned Mr. nd
Mrs. Franklin Hamilton, of Mar
on, and occupied by Mr.. Dono.
van.
Rev. Edward Brewster, Rev.
John Ellwood, Rev. DeLoss Don
ham and Rev. Donald Hobbs have
1een spending some time this week
in Columbus, where they are at
tending some of the sessions of the
Ohio Pastors Conference which is
being held at Memorial Hall.
Mr.. Paul Arthur, of Springfield,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Y. Arthur,
is spending several months on the
west coast where he is inspecting
and testing Diesel engines which
his firm has installed in several
large boats.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan Burnsides
and children, and MIR. and Mrs.
Forest BurnsideS and children,
were Sunday dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. II. V. Burnsides, of near
Marysville.
Mrs. K. D. Kyle was the guest
of honor at miscellaneous shower
which was held for her at the
home of Mrs. Don McAninch, Will
son ave-, Marion, last Tuesday eve
ming. Mrs. Kyle received many
lovely gifts from about thirty of
her friends. Delicious refreshments
were served by the hostess assisted
by Mrs. William Russell and Mrs.
Roy Mcbride
The Young Married Couples of
the Redwood Baptist church met
at the church last week one even
ing for their regular monthly
meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Gill, Mr.. and Mrs. Donald DeBolt
were" the entertaining couples.
Mrs. Lester Smith entertained
the Study group of the First Meth
odist W. S. c. S. at her home west
of town on Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Ralph Howald is the presi-
dent of the group Mrs. L. F.
Davis had charge of the devotionS.
Mrs. d. K. Davis reviewed the
study book, "A Daughter of At
RIGA"
ClaibOurne Grange
The Claibourne Grange No. 2679
met in regular session on Monday
evening. Worthy Master Glenn
Davis presided for the business
session. Arrangements were made
to sponsor a fox drive this Satur-
day.
During the lecturers hour the
officers of the Juvenile. Grange
were installed. The following Of
ficers took their places; Worthy
Master, Larry Davis; Worthy O.
verseer, Irwin Durben; Lecturer,
Sara Speyer; Chaplain, Doris Ran
dali; Lady assistant steward, Val
eta Grindell Gate keeper, Billy
Randall. Mrs. Don Cramer was the
installing officer.
Mr.. Wesley Sullivan, of the BY
halia Grange, talked on the infor-
nation he had received in the Ses-
sions 'of the Ohio State Grange
Convention which was held in Col
umbus, last week.
For the lecturers hour at the
next regular meeting the program
will be furnished by past lecturers,
Mrs. T. A. Yearsley, Mrs. Don
Cramer, Mrs. Arthur Warner and
Mrs. o. c. Young
Mr.. j. l. Brobeck has confirmed
the report that he has purchased
the garage known as the Baker
garage, located on N. Franklin st.
The garage has been owned and
operated by Mr.. w. ]. Baker and
his brother, Mr.. Pearl Baker.
Since the death of Mr.. Pearl Bak-
er about a month ago, it was de
cided best to dispose of the bus
mess. Mr.. Brobeck will announce
the opening of his business soon.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Temple were
guests at a dinner at the Fish
House in Marion, Tuesday even
ing when the Advisory Board of
the Farm Bureau held their annual
banquet.
Mrs. Bert Stalder has been quite
i'll at bnT homo on g EJra CT