The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-03-27
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W. W. Oliver Is Renamed
Superintendent of Schools

Senecavile, Mar. 26-Our schools
re-opened Monday after being closed
the past week due to the flu epi-
demic. w. w. Oliver, superinten-
dent for the past two years, has
been reelected for period of three
years at a recent meeting OF the
school board.
Mrs. williams Hostess
The w. S. c. S. of the Bethlehem
Methodist church, of Trail Run, was
entertained at the home of Mrs.
Freda Williams recently. Program
and devotional leaders were Mrs.
Hazel Rogers and Mrs. Louise Rog-
ers. At the close of the meeting a
miscellaneous shower was given
Mrs. Tom Graham (nee Joan Will
liams), daughter of Mrs. Williams.
Church Wedding
The Methodist church was the
scene of a pretty wedding at l2:3O
p. m, Saturday, when vows were
Exchanged between Miss Edith
Irene Harper and Walter Wisenbar-
ger. Rev. Gaugler officiated. Miss
Gertrude Singleton was maid of
Honor. Mrs. WiSenbarger is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
Harper, west of town and gradu-
ate of the Senecaville high school.
Receives Fruit
John and Harry Millhone have
Ireceived a large basket of citrus
fruit from their sister, Miss Grace
Millhone, who is spending the win
ter in Florida.
Glass Meeting
The "Class of Service" held their
regular monthly meeting in the So
lcial room of the Methodist church
Thursday evening with Mrs. Marble
ILowery, hostess. The program was
in charge of Mrs. Margaret UnkleS-
bay, after which a contest was held
Mrs. Carrie Stevens won the prize
Guests were Mrs. Olive Pomroy
Miss Betty Bird and Mrs. jessie
Peach.
Missionary Institute
There is to be a Missionary InSti.
tute at BarnesVille, Friday after.
noon and evening. The speaker will
be Bishop John A. Subhan. His re-
IIigious life includes Moslem, Catho-
lie and Methodist.
Attends Funeral
Those from here who attended
the funeral, Wednesday p. m, OF
Mrs. Flo Henderson, were Mrs. Z
L. Van Dyke, Mrs. Ocea Anderson
c. D. Miley, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Er:
kline and Rev. Floyd Gaugler anc
Mrs. Gaugler.
F. M. Thompson and Rev. Gaug
Ter attended the funeral Of Justice
Stevens at Kennonsburg, Tuesday
afternoon at 200 o'clock.
Personals
r. L. Nelson and daughter, Mrs
Adrianne Miles, were business cal
lers in Columbus the past week
They also visited Mr.. and Mrs. Yer
non Miley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dalton Moorhead, O
GAINESVILLE, spent Sunday with hi
brother, Ebert Moorhead and faml
, ly. He was accompanied home by hi
father, Sol Moorhead.
Gerald Williams and Mrs. Doro
thy Grace King were united In mar
riage Tuesday. Mr.. Williams Is thu
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Viii
liams and will reside here.
. Friends and relatives have re
ceived word of the birth of son t
, Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Rose, of Boulder
Colo, former residents of this place
Visitors at the H. F. Milhont
home the past week included thell
son, Rose Millhone, of Mantua, ant
Bert Millhone and son, John, o.
Cumberland.
Miss Betty Bird has resumed hel
duties as nurse at White Cross hos
Ipltal in Columbus, after spending
the past week with her parents, MIR
and Mrs. c. c. Bird. Mr.. William
Bryan, of Columbus, was also a Wis
itor at the BIIu nome the past week
Rev. tloyu Gaugler has been as
sisting in a revival meeting at the
Methodist church in New Matamor
as the past two weeks. He delivered
the sermon each evening.
Mr. ana Mrs. Halle, Latterty, O.
Canton, visited her father, {. y
Perkins ana wife recently.
Those confined to their home the
past week suffering with flu were
Mrs. Hazel Meighen, Mrs. Vlrglnli
Hall, Miss Miriam haWes and Mrs
Laverna Secrest.
Mrs. Rachel Corwin, south o.
town, is seriously i'll with flu anc
complications.
John l.. Murphy has returned Il
his home near Chaseville aftel