The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-01-09
N. LEWISBURG

| patient of White Cross hospital
remains in a serious condition.
Mrs. Laura Spain (Aunt Lau-
RAJ is confined to her bed with a
! very serious cold.
Ralph Westfall, stock buyer, is
a patient of Grant hospital, where
he underwent surgery one day last
week.
Milo Gilbert is slowly improving
at his home west of town.
] The children of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ivan Louden are confined to their
home with Chicken pox.
Children Enjoyed Added Vacation
School was resumed Dec. 80, af-
ter a weeks Christmas vacation,
but was forced to close Thursday
and Friday on account of icy
roads following the sleet storm
last week. Glasses were again in
session Jan 6.
Former Residents Purchase Home
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Woods and
family have purchased and moved
into the property formerly oc-
cupied by Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Wheeler. The Wheelers have mo-
we'd into their new home which
they built in the past year.
Entetained Class
Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Hill enter
Itained the Christian Culture Class
in their home Dec. 27, twenty-six
members and guests were pre-
'sent. Christmas exchange was en-
Ijoyed, after the program present
led by Mrs. Ivan Louden.
Refreshments of ice cream,
fresh raspberries, cupcakes, coffee
and nuts were enjoyed. The next
meeting will be held on Jan. 80,
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Merle
Creviston. James Willis has char
ge of entertainment.
Lion Club Meets
| After a postponement of Dec.
meetings, the Lions Club resumed
their meetings with dinner
Monday evening in the Pythian
| Hall.
State Highway Patrolman Cpl.
MCCOY and Mr.. Elliott, Mr.. Herd
and Mr.. Kottifas, members of the
American Legion State Highway
Auxiliary, all of Urbana, were
guests of the evening. Cpl. Nc
Coy gave an interesting talk on
safety driving, after which gen.
eral discussion, with questions
and answers, was conducted. The
visitors later met with the local
| American Legion in their club
Iroom.
House Damaged BY Fire Sunday
Night
| Fire believed to have been
caused by the explosion or over
lheating of an oil heater, caused
damage amounting to approx
lmately $500 to the house and con-
| tents belonging to Mrs. Margaret
| iFout, and the apartment of Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Pennington Jr. No
lone was at home when the fire
lstarted, but Mrs. Fout was at a
lnear by neighbor. A portion of the
!roof was burned and quite bit
of damage done by smoke and
water.
Election of School Board Members
Otha Johnson, of Mingo, was
! elected as president of North Lee
wisburg school board to succeed
M. c. Boyles. DR.. Max Coates was
elected as vice president, and Paul
Spain was reelected as clerk.
New Science Teacher Hired
Mr.. Erwin Bailey has been en-
ployed as science teacher in the
High School. Mr.. Bailey is a re-
Gently returned World War II vet
eran, and is a brother of T. c. Bal
lley, superintendent of Westville
school
Left for Florida
I Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Brown left
last week for Florida, where they
will spent some time visiting.
Hills Sandwich Shop Sold
Due to i'll health, Mr.. and Mrs.
lB. B. Hill have sold the Sand
which Shop to Harold Dubbs who
will continue to conduct the bus
mess at the same location. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hill wish to thank everyone
and especially the young people
who patronized them the length
of time they were in business.
HIGHEST IN STATE
EVERY PUPIL TEST
/ Following are the names of pup
lis in the End, 3rd, 4th, 5th, and
9th grades who ranked highest in
the State Every Pupil Test.
End grade reading Ronald
Linn, Irene Bushong, Sharon Rich
ardSon.
3rd grade arithmatic- Norma
Conard, Edward Wheeler, Char
lene Paver.
3rd grade English-Charlene
Paver, Jayne Bahan, Mary Louise
Front.
3rd grade Reading Eddie Gal
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