The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-04-24

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Mrs. R. B. Dildine, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Dildine, of Redwood and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Dildine and
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Dildine, of
Raymond, attended the funeral
of Mr.. R. B. Dildine's nephew, Mr..
Ray Dildine, of Ashley. Mr.. Dill
dine was killed in an automobile
accident near Ashley.
Music Club Plans Program
The Redwood Music club wish
es to announce that they are
planning a program for the even
ing of May 4. The program will
be given in the First Methodist
church and will be open to the
public. May is the first day of
National Music week which will
be observed in the local schools.
Masonic Dinner
The members of the Masonic
Lodge met at the Temple on
Monday evening for dinner
honoring five of the seven mem
bers who recently received the
degree of 32nd degree Masons.
The guests were Mr.. Claude
Swartz, MIR. Lawrence Davis, MIR.
Frank Kirk, Mr.. Harlan Wolfe,
and Mr.. Leo Grindell. About six
ty-five members were present.
The speaker for the occasion
was Mr.. Charles Mills, of Marys-
vile. Music was furnished by a
mems quartette, Mr.. Marvin
Fogt, Mr.. Robert Allen, Mr., Sid
iney Laymon and DR.. d. ia Web
! er, accompanied by Mrs. Margaret
Clevenger. Mr.. Aaron Durnell
sang two solos, accompanied by
Mrs. Durnell. A mixed quartette
Mrs. Aaron Durnell, Mrs. Blanche
Hostetter, Mr.. Aaron Durnell and
Mr.. H. r. Fisher, accompanied
by Mrs. Harold Winter, also furn-
ished several numbers. The chair
man for the dinner was Mrs. D.
K. Davis. A number of the ladies
assisted including Mrs. Fay Bell
Mrs. Dick Turner, Mrs. w. c.
Spain, Mrs. Scott Foos. Mrs. H
C. Williamson, Mrs. Dana Kin
nikin, Mrs. Sidney Laymon and
Mrs. David CLOSER.
Golden Wedding Observed
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Koons were
honored guests Sunday, April Is
when their son-in-law and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Fish en-
| tertained at dinner at their home
near Prospect. Other guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mentzer, Mr.
and Mrs Ray Ruble and Mr.. Rob-
ert Mentzer, all of Kenton. The
occasion was the observance OF
the fiftieth wedding anniversary
of the honored couple and the
fifth anniversary of the host anc
hostess.
Miss Elvira Butcher and Mr.
Jesse KoonS were married at the
home of the groom's brother-in-
law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs
Mentzer, April Is, 1897, by Rev
Webster, assisted by Rev. Stock
still, both Methodist ministers
Both the bride and groom are
natives of Hardin county.
The first six years of their mar
ried life were spent in Hardin
county, two years were spent ir
Marion county and the rest have
been spent in Union, near Rich
wood The past twenty-nine years
they have lived at their present
location on their farm just west
of the Redwood Fair grounds or
Beaver road. They have one
daughter. They are seventyfour
and seventy-one years old and
in fairly good health. Both the
Rooms and the Fish's received
some lovely gifts and bouquets
in honor of the occasion.
All Club Organized
The Redwood All Garden club
was organized at the school last
Thursday with the following Of
ficers elected. Sam Bumgarner,
president; Jimmie Curl, vice pres
ldent; Tommy Shields, reporter;
Jack Lilley, recreation leader
and Harold Saxton, secretary.
The next meeting will be held
at the home of Jimmie Curl at a
date to be announced later.
Mission Circle Meets
Mrs. K. d. Kyle entertained 26
members of a newly organized
mission circle of the Baptist
church at her home on Monday
evening. The president, Mrs. Err
nest Debolt presided. During the