The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-06-02
BY LENA M. HILL
Play BALL

1 SoAs
The North Lewisburg Firemen
opened the soft ball season Fri
day evening at the North Lewis
burg ball park to large crowd of
spectator, by defeating the Della
ware Indians in a very tight game
by a score of 4 to 8.
T. Welty and j. Westfall were
batteries for the Firefnen. Boo
chan, Harrott and Jervis were
batteries for the Indians.
Delaware took the lead in the
top of the fourth, 2 to 0, and
scored again in the top of the
sixth. In the bottom of the sixth,
YEARLY was walked, Brown sing
led and B. Smith hit home run
to tie the score, 3 to 3.
| In the bottom of the ninth, B.
Smith walked and Pennington
was safe on an error, B. Smith
going to third. N. Smith singled
over first to score Smith and the
winning run.
r H E
Firemen 90 O003 001 "A O
Indians 0 002 o 100 3 5 /
The K. of P. Olympics defeated
the McCreary Post Legion in the
preliminary league schedule by
score of IL to 6.
Batteries for the Olympics, For
sythe and Kitchen pitching, Holy
cross, catching.
For the Legion, Kinney and
Timson, pitching, and Musser,
catching
Past Chiefs Please Notice
The regular all-day meeting of
the Past Chiefs of Brunnel Tenn
pie, Pythian Sisters will be held
at the home of Mrs. Clara Pen
ming, Thursday, June S.
Memorial Services
Very impressive Memorial serv-
ices were held Friday afternoon
at Maple Grove cemetery.
Before the regular ceremonies
at the cemetery, a parade, led by
the Marysville high school band
and made up of Daughters of
Veterans, Legionnaires and child
rem, marched from the Daughters
of Veterans tent, around the first
block and back to the tent. Trans
portation was furnished to the
cemetery where the ceremonies
continued. Rev. Homer Gleason
opened the ceremonies, followed
| by the Gettysburg Address by
John Spain, and an accordian
duet by Jean Ann Gilbert and
Betty Lou Williams. Rev. Glea-
son then introduced the speaker,
Rev ROLAND u Hudson, of Whit
Hill Methodist Church, of Colum-
bus, who gave very interesting
talk. The Marysville band gave
three selections and Rev. B. F.
Crawford closed with the bene-
diction. The Daughters of Veter-
ans then held short services at the
graves of a deceased member.
Undergoes Surgery
ii Marietta Font, daughter OF Mar
| garet Fout, underwent surgery,
Wednesday in Columbus Mercy
hospital.
Emma Bushong, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Bushong, un-
derwent surgery in Mary Rutan
hospital Wednesday.
Accidents
Homer Lee Hammond, of Min
go, dislocated his shoulder one
day last week when a jack slip
ped from under a car he was re-
pairing, letting the car fall upon
him.
Roger Jordan, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harlow Jordan, suffered a
severe cut on the right hand, Fri
day, when his hand slipped while
cranking a car and cutting it on
the license plate. Five stitches
were taken by DR.. Robt. Anderson
to close the wound.
Announce Marriage of Daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Wolford,
of Columbus, are announcing the
marriage of their daughter, Phyl
lis Jeanne, to Robert DeMuth,
son of Mrs. Estella DeMuth, Col
umbuss> The bride is a grand
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Levi
Wolford and Mrs. Marie Holings-
worth, of this place.
The wedding was performed at
7:30 pm. Thursday, May 29, in the
North Methodist church, Column
bus. The newly-weds will reside
with the brides parents until Mr..
DeMuth finishes his course of
electrical engineering at Ohio
State.
A reception was held after the
ceremony at the home of the
brides parents, for approximately
so guests.
Fire Run
The community fire truck made.
run to Middleburg, Friday, to