The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1947-11-13
THE UNION COUNTY JOURNAL MARYsvnLE, OHIO

| S. Matteson; Mrs. Carl Koch: Mrs
William Golf, Mrs. Charles Davis
Mrs. Eta White, Mrs. /. N. Ro,
berts and Mrs. Charles Callahan
Sixteen members were present
and three guests, Mrs. Burl Ross
Mrs. Decker and Mrs. McCumber
of Essex. The next meeting will
be, held Dec. 8, at the home oi
Mrs. William Goff. This meeting
will be a pot-luck luncheon al
noon.
Birthdays Observed
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Fox en-
tertained with dinner last Sat-
urday evening at their apartment
honoring their daughter, Mrs
Tom Matye, of Akron, and their
son, Mr.. Robert Fox, who were
observing birthdays. Other guests
were Mr.. Mayte and Mrs. Fox and
Mr.. Earl Pettey.
Wed in Baptist Church
Miss Martha Keigley became
the bride of Mr.. William E.
Moore on Friday, Nov 13, in the
Redwood Baptist church. Rev.
Donald Hobbs read the service.
Miss Keigley, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. o. A. Keigley, chose for
her wedding a light blue wool
dress trimmed with silver sequins
and wore a tiara of shattered
white carnations. Her matron of
honor, Mrs. Gene Welsh, wore a
wool dress of winter white trim
med in gold sequins and she wore
a tiara of pink carnations,
Mr.. Moore was attended by his
brother, MIR. Paul Moore.
The candles were lighted by a
sister of the bride, Mrs. Ted
Collier. The ushers were Mr..
Robert McAllister, and Mr.. Robert
Milligan.
Nuptial music was played by
Mrs. Charles Gill. Mrs. Jack We'll
Ter sang Because" and always.
Following the ceremony the
couple left for wedding dinner
in Columbus after which they
came to their home on a farm
near Pharisburg. Mr.. Moore is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Moore.
Serious Accident
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Cahill
met with a serious automobile
accident last Sunday about three
miles west of West Mansfield,
Their car was crossing a main
highway when it was struck by
another car.
Mrs. Cahill was thrown clear
of the car while Mr.. Cahill was
pinned beneath the car and push
ed across the road into a fence
before the car came to stop
Passing motorists brought them
to Redwood where a physician
found no bones to be broken. Mr.
Cahill is suffering a great deal
but considered himself to be luck
| y that he is alive.
The man in the other car was
also hurt. Mr.. Cahills car was
badly damaged but could be
driven home.
Kings Daughters
Mrs. Roy Huffman entertained
the Sunshine Circle of The Kings
Daughters at her home east o1
town on Monday evening. Mrs
Clarence Kinney had charge OF
the Bible study and devotional
period. Roll call was answered by
a Bible verse.
Plans were made to fill {
Christmas bcx for little boy al
the Union County Children's
Home. The hostess assisted by
Mrs. Laverne Ogan and Mrs. J
Blaine Harris, served delicious
refreshments. The next meeting
will be held at the home of Mrs
Frank Cramer.
Club Meets
Mrs. Roy Warren entertained
her club, THE Thrifty Stitchers'
at her home on N. Franklin st.
recently. The afternoon was spent
socially with the following pre-
sent: Mrs. Lawrence Davis, Mrs
Frank Hickok, Mrs. Nancy Dun
bar; Mrs. Graham, Mrs. Evelyn
Kile, Mrs. Blanche Behrens, Mrs
Hazel Pacha and Mrs. Haze
Griffith. Mrs. Warren served 6
nice luncheon to her guests.
Paul Wick Circle
The Paul Wick Circle of the
Baptist Church met Monday eve
ming for their regular session Of
mission study at the home of Mrs
Harold Simmons. The meeting
was in charge of the president
Mrs. William Temple. The devo
tional period was in charge o.