The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-02-06
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Aplin, OF Senecaville,
Observe Golden Wedding Anniversary

Senecaville, Feb. 5-Mr. and Mrs
Edward Aplin celebrated their Col
den Wedding, Wednesday, January
20. Mrs. Aplin was formerly Mollie
Dyrimple, of Mt Ephraim. They
were married in Noble county Jan
80, 1897. They have three children
13 grandchildren and a number OF
great grandchildren. Friends and
neighbors called at their home dur
ing the p. m. and evening. They
also received many cards of con-
gratulations and fluctuations and al
o'clock the children and grand
children joined them with a boun-
tiful dinner.
Returns From Convention
Rev. Floyd Gaugler, pastor of the
Methodist church, has returned
home after attending the 28th an
nual Pastors Convention held in
Columbus the past week. Mrs
Gaugler and daughter, Viola, were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas Law
of near Mt. Ephraim during Rev
Gaugler's absence.
Buys Station
Paul Helton has purchased q
filling station and home on Route
40, near Center, and has moved his
family from here to that place.
Assumes Duties
Mrs. Helen Wolfe assumed her
duties as assistant cashier of the
Senecaville National Bank on Feb
1St.
Enjoying Visit
Mrs. Henry Vincent, of Byesville,
visited her niece, Mrs. Addie
Moorehead, this week.
Visiting Daughter
Mrs. Mile Secrest, who sustain
ed a broken arm while attending
the stock sale at Florence recently
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Irene
Swinefurth, of North Salem.
Class Meeting
The Glass of Service met in the
social room of the Methodist church
recently with Mrs. Laverna Secrest
as hostess. Mrs. Mollie Keller had
charge of the devotionals. The bus
mess part of the program was con-
Quoted by the president, Mrs. Ruth
Davis.
Visited Here
V. L. Steele, Newton Davis and
Mr.. and Mrs. Uranus Corwin, of the
Chaseville community, were callers
here Friday.
Observe Birthdays
During the past week, two of our
elderly citizens celebrated their
birthdays. Mr.. Link Davis, south OF
town, was 88, and Homer Tucker
was 73. Both report having received
around 100 cards each.
Snare Victory
The Senecaville cagerS won over
the Old Washington team, Friday
night, 80 to %. Kozar was leading
scorer with 16 markers. Immediate
ly after the game dance followed
which was we'll attended and great
ly enjoyed by our young people.
Attend Funeral
Taylor House and F. M. Thomp-
son attended the funeral of Frank
Stoneburner at the st. Johns church
east of Kennonsburg, Friday after
noon.
Condition Serious
Mrs. Curtis Moorhead has re-
ceived word that her sister, Mrs
Olive Argall, is in serious condi-
ton in a New York hospital. Mrs
Argall moved from here to New
York this winter.
Electric Line
The Rural Electric Line has been
extended on Route 285 to Chaseville
and will be turned on soon. Many
homes along this line are wired and
in readiness.
Personals
Mrs. Robert T. Secrest is spend
ing seVerals days with her husband
in Washington, D. G.
Mrs. Alice Kirkbride and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Dorothy Pyles, have moved
from Derwent to this place.
James R. Davidson, rural mail
carrier, has been i'll the past two
weeks suffering with the flu. The
substitute carrier, R. M. Hintin, has
been delivering the mail.
Mrs. Rachel CorWin, south OF
town, remains very i'll at her home
She is being cared for by her
daughter, Rosella.
Mr.. and Mrs. Friend Miley have
returned home after visiting the
past two weeks with their son, Yer
non and wife, in Columbus. Mr.
Miley, who is a carpenter, was
assisting Vernon in adding another