The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-11-20
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son ana was followed by COM
munity singing, led by the Tabern
sisters, of Urbana. VIM Vance,
commander Of the Kerns-Pearce
Post, of Urbana, acted as toast
master. A medley of songs was
presented by the Tabern sisters,
and accompanied by their brother,
David. These young people are
children of Fred Tabern, a mem
Der of the Strawther- Robinson
Post, Urbana.
Distinguished guests were
Joseph Deutschle, Columbus De
partment adiutant; Ralph Stone,
post department Commander, Co
lumbus; DR.. Luther Cupp, Ar
canum, department vice-comman-
der; Aaron Halloran, Springfield,
department commander; and Mr.
Conner, past department COM
mander, of Florida, and assistant
to Ralph Stone.
Two Basketball games
The local basketball team will
play Mechanicsburg here, Friday,
Nov. 81, and again will meet
Salem team, Saturday, Nov. %,
on the local gym.
Council Approves l948 Budget
Last Tuesday evening at the
village council meeting, discus
sion was made of the newly en-
acted amusement tax ordinance,
and approval of a budget of $1,000
for the village as set up by the
county budget committee. Mayor
j. c. Buckwalter read the amuse-
ment ordinance and announced
two call meetings for this week
to discuss and study of the ordi-
nance. Harry Brown, a. resident,
asked the council to allow the
alley at the rear of his residence,
to remain open as it was his own
! by entrance to his garage. A
group of residents had been talk
ing of having the alley closed. No
definite action was taken.
Bills amounting to approximat-
ely $3.50 were approved and
ordered paid.
Attend K. of P. Lodge
Those attending visitation night
at East Liberty K Of P lodge last
Tuesday night were B. A. Wood
ruff, B. B. Hill, John McNeir,
John Tomlir, Dick Rhoads, Low
ell Holycross and Robert Taylor.
Sunday Guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Bremen
and family entertained with a
family dinner, Sunday, and those
present were Maurice Bremen
and daughter, Darlyn, of Canton;
Glenn Brenner and Wanda Nor
ton, of Massillon, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Brenner.
Personals
Sunday callers AT the VIM
Blackwell home were Carleton
Southland and Mrs. Cathleen
Moore of York Center.
Mrs. Alice Holycross was visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey Forest
of Dayton, last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Hill and
family were Sunday evening
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Hobart P
Hill, Springfield.
Mrs. Don Polling and son, Terry
and Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Johnson
J of East Liberty, called on Mr. and
Mrs. VIM. Blackwell, Monday.
Mrs. HIRAM Mcclellan has been
visiting relatives in Gallon, the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Blair and
family, of Urbana, were Sunday
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. B. A.
Woodruff and family.
Perfect Attendance of Sept q
Oct. 10
1lOSS puPl1S IlcNlilS q pSllSSl
attendance for the first weeks
of school are:
First grade-Diana Woodruff
Carolyn Dewitt, Jessie Holycross,
Julia Blair, Jacqueline Diehl, Lin
da Evans, Judy Harris, Josephine
Hoffman, Dorothy Laporte, Lin
dalu Spence, Judith Trout, Bon
ME Wheeler, Marilyn Spain,
Ronald Dixon, Charles Corbett,
Noel Brelsford, Ronald Inskeep,
Michael Graham, Robert Kent,
Richard Kent, Marvin Trout,
David Mcintosh, Ray wilkins,
Jimmie Richardson, and Edward
Organ.
Second grade-Linda Bahan,
William Barnes, George Chess,
Virginia Corbett, Dale Dixon,
Patricia Furrow, Della Knox,
Jimmie Londen, Larry Thornhill,