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

1N1l CAAO ANAA D. NACA C4AA AALSCAA-
stein and sons, and the host and
hostess. Mrs. Fred Lowe and son
Iwere guests. The next meeting
Twill be held the last Wednesday
lin January at the home of MIR. and
Mrs. Joy Newhouse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Hardin
lentertained at their home in Ost-
lrander in honor of the tenth birth
Anniversary of their son, Kenneth,
Jr. The evening was spent with
jgames and contests and prizes
lwere awarded. Refreshments were
served by the hostess assisted by
Jean Mcbride. Kenneth received
many lovely gifts. Those present
were Mary Carol Honeter, Caro-
line Hit, Carolyn Hardin, Dolores
Hardin, Rosalie Dennis, Kay Jean
Hardin, Calvin Finks, Donnie
Stout, Buddy Horner, Todd Smart,
Paul Weaver, Donald Dean, And
rev Stevens, Ronnie and Larry
Augenstein, and Atlee Pittman.
The Philathea class of the OSt-
lrander Presbyterian church held
Tits Christmas meeting and party
Thursday night at the home of
Mrs. A. B. Phillians and Madene
Phillians. Assistant hostesses were
Mrs. Grover Sherman, Mrs. Ed
Mills and Mrs. Floyd Prouty. The
covered dish dinner was followed
by a business session. Mrs. Roy
lLarcomb had charge of devotions,
)reading the Christmas story from
Matthew and Luke. A story, ''The
Signs in the Christmas Fires" was
read by Mrs F. E. Parsons, inter
spersed with carols sung by a
group of girls. The program clos
ed with a vocal solo, by Mrs.
George Nancy, accompanied by
Madene Phillians. After a gift ex-
change by the members, gift was
presented to Mrs. Parsons, teacher
of the class, and also Rev. and Mrs.
G., S. Ager. Members present were
Mrs. F. E. Parsons, Mrs. Ralph
Bell, Mrs. Mable Dodge, Mrs. Anna
Mary DeWolfe, Mrs. Fred Decker,
Mrs. George Evans, Mrs. Roy Lar
Comb, Mrs. Stanley Larcomb, Mrs.
". C. Calhoun, Mrs. A. w. Hage-
man, Mrs. j. E. Larcomb, Mrs.
fClarence Parrott, Mrs. Frank Mil
ler, Mrs. F. r. Coe, Mrs. Robert
Graham, Mrs. Clarence Bell, Mrs.
Ed Mills, Mrs. Grover Sherman,
Mrs. Hugh Stimmel, Mrs. Floyd
Prouty, Mrs. ]. A. Maugans, Mrs.
George Dennis, Mrs. Ray Aldrich,
Pear Coe, Mrs. H. c. Johnson, Mrs.
Ethel Knight, Mrs. G. S. Ager,
M d ne Phillians, and Anna
StearnS. The guests were Mrs.
George Nancy of Marysville; Mrs.
Dean Craver, Delaware; Mrs. Per-
cy Hill of Watkins; Mrs. Edna
Clark, Mrs. Ruth Turner and
daughter, Michele, Mrs. Frank
Parrot, Mrs. George Ufferman,
Mrs. Joe Smart, Jean Mcbride,
Revella Bell, and Nancy Fugitt.
The next meeting will be held the
first Thursday in January at the
home of Mrs. F. r. Coe, with Mrs.
| C. E. Parrott, and Mrs. G. S. Ager
assistant hostesses.
The Helping Hand Club held
a covered dish dinner and Christ
mas exchange Thursday at the
home of Mrs. Samuel Scott near
OStrander. The meeting in the
afternoon was in charge of the
president, Mrs. Mildred Pepper
and opened with a song. The Scrip
ture lesson was read by Mrs. Anna
Jean Scott. During the business
Injecting plans were made for TAX
ing gifts to the inmates at the
Union County Home. Mrs. Flora
Watkins was the leader for the
afternoon. A reading was given by
Mrs. Edith Smith; Mrs. Lena Dill
Ion read a Christmas poem and
another Christmas reading was
given by Mrs. Mable Gabriel. Two
Christmas contests were conduct
ed by Mrs. Scott. Members pres
ent were Mrs. Eta Gamble, Mrs
Lucy Scheiderer, Mrs. Florence
Watkins, Mrs. Mildred Pepper,
Mrs. Mable Gabriel, Mrs. Anna
Jean Scott, Edna Smith, Mrs. June
/, Graham, Mrs. Martha Stiner, Mrs
Bessie Stiner, Mrs. Edith Smith,
Mrs. Irene Anderson, Mrs. Lena
Dillon and Mrs. Eloise Cody, of
Linworth. The next meeting will
be held the first Thursday in jan
uary at the home of Mrs. Watkins.
Raymond Seigfried of Delaware,
past deputy grand master of the
l4th Ohio district, was installing
officer when newly elected offic-
ers of the Ostrander Masonic
lodge took office. Siegfried was as
sisted by Dewitt Leas as grand
marshal and L. A. McMillen as
grand chaplain. Installed were:
Delbert Smith. worshipful master;
| F. 0. Miller, senior warden; Max
Conklin, junior warden; F. E. Par
sons, treasurer; George McMillen,