The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-01-30
: N. LEWISBURG
BY MRS. LENA M. HILL

BY MRS. LENA M. HILL
Deaths
Mrs. Vida Mable Woodruff, GA
died at 2;30 pm. Sunday in her
home near Kingscreek.
She had been a resident of
Kingscreek for many years. She
was also member of the Rebecca
Lodge of Cable, the Pythian Sis
ters Lodge in North Lewisburg
and the Kingscreek Methodist
churuch.
Mrs. Woodruff had apparently
been in good health. She and her
husband had attended Sunday
School and Church, and had re-
turned home and prepared lunch
after which she had layed down
to rest. Death came quietly and
Unexpectedly from a heart attack.
Besides her husband, Noah Wood
ruff, former Champaign county
treasurer, she leaves seven sons,
Carl and Marvin, of Urbana; Bur-
leigh, of North LewiSburg; Ever
cite, James, Robert, and Harvey
of Urbana Rt 3, and one daugh-
ter, Mrs. Ralph Black, of Urbana,
with several grandchildren.
Funeral services were held
Wednesday 200 pm. in Kings
creek Methodist church in charge
of Rev. A. D. Cooper. Burial was
made in Kingscreek cemetery in
charge of Humphrey and Son
funeral home, of Urbana.
Births
Mr.. and Mrs. Otha Johnson, OF
near Mingo, are announcing the
birth of a son, January "a, in
Champaign County hospital. This
is the third son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Watkins,
of near Mingo, are announcing
the birth of son, January %, in
Mary Rutan hospital, Bellefon-
| taine.
! Wedding Announced
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Organ are
announcing the marriage of their
daughter, Ethel Mae, to John Ro-
bert Impson, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Carl Impson, Friday evening, Jan
"a. Rev. Homer Gleason, of Wood
! stock. performed the ceremony
Injuries Hand
Arnold Hall, son of Mefford
Hall, had the misfortune to have
his right hand caught in an elec-
trio saw, one day last week. Two
stitches were taken to close the
! wound.
Daughters of Veterans
J Install Officers
At their regular meeting, Mon
day evening, the Daughters OF
Veterans installed the following
officers: president, Bertha West
fall, senior vice president Blanche
McNeir; junior vice president, He
len Woodruff; chaplain, Lena
McKellop; patriotic instructor, Ell
enor Corbel; treasurer Helen Bar
mes; secretary, Maxine Stratton
guard, Mable Baker; assistant
guard, Callie Meddles; guide, Ma
rie Brbuckle; council, Alice Holy
cross, Zella Spain, and Elsie Ash
er; color bearers, Agnes Living
ston, Barbara NEEDLES, Beatrice
Johnson and Wand Chamberlain
press correspondent, Ina Louden
Outgoing president, Alice Holy,
cross, served lunch at the close
of the evening to about twenty
| five members.
White Star All Club Meets
The White Star All Club me-
| at the home of their advisor Ethe
Boyles, Jan. 25. The following
program was prensented: How
Molly gained her Mothers Con
sent to join the All Club-Betty
Organ;
The Thread That Got in the
Needles Eye-Joan Ross; Sewing
Hints for the All Girl-Shirley
Hill; The Well Dressed All Club
Girl-Mary Ethel Tomlin.
The first year girls began work
on hotpan holders, while the Sc
cond year girls started on aprons
The girls were SO interested ir
their work that they almost miss
ed the recreational period.
The next meeting will be Feb
9th.
Visitors from Newark
! Mrs. Mary Jones, Miss Lois
Stoughl and Darwin Shannon, al
of Newark, were visiting Mr. ano
Mrs. Edgar Boyles and family
Sunday.
Arrives from South America
After spending the past five