The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-01-29

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Breaks Arm
| Mrs. Jake Lease had the mis-
| fortune to fall and break he
right arm, recently.
Local Women Escape Injury
1 Mrs. Carl Tussing and Mrs. r
| B. Thompson, living on the Mil
Ter farm, between North Lewis
burg and Milford Center, escap
ed serious injury when their cal
was sideswiped by a truck, neal
Milford Center, Saturday morn
ing. Mrs. Tussing had stopped
the car to allow the truck to pass
! through bridge, as the truck
passed the rear-end of the truck
struck the Tussing car, neither
woman was seriously injured, al
though it was necessary to take
eight stitches in cut of Mrs.
Tussing's knee. The ladies also
received several slight cuts and
bruises. The car was badly dam
aged.
Announce Engagement
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Kitchen,
Urbana, are announcing the en-
gagement of their daughter, Bet
ty Jane, to Dean E. Bunnell,
Urbana. The wedding will be an
event of early fall. Miss Kitchen
is graduate of North Lewis
burg school, and is employed in
the office of w. B. Marvin man
ufacturing CO., Urbana. Mr.. Bun
nell operates the Bunnell Photo
Service.
Leaves for Florida
Mrs. Fannie Cowles left Mon
day for Tampa, Fla, where she
will spend the next few months
with Mr., and Mrs. Melvin Cowles
and family.
Will Play Urbana Township
Our local basketball team will
play Urbana Township, Friday
evening on the North LeWisburg
gym. This game and the game
Feb. 6, with Catawba, there are
the last games before the tour
nament. Dates of the tournament
which will be played at Spring
field, are Feb. 18, l9, 20, 25, 26,
and 27.
Celebrate Golden Wedding
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe King cele-
brated their golden wedding Sun
day at their home, north of Union
Chapel. Open house was held in
the afternoon and evening, fol-
lowing family dinner at the
noon hour. Mr.. and Mrs. King
were married in West Liberty,
Jan. 25, 1898, in the Methodist
parsonage, by Rev Pope. Mrs.
King is the former Lora Jones,
of Mr. and Mrs. Madi-
son Jones, and was born near
West Liberty, Kings have lived
most of their entire married life
on the farm where they now re-
side. Born to this union are five
Mrs. Merritt Boyles,
North Lewisburg; Herman King,
West Liberty; Milo King, Rush
ylvania; Mrs. Kirby Contner,
Bellefontaine; and Mrs. Myron
Hempy, Rushylvania. MIR. and
Mrs. King also have six grand
: h il dr. e n. Approximately $50
guests called during the after
noon and evening, to extend their
good wishes to the happy couple. |
A large fourtiered cake, topped
with the traditional bride and
groom, centered the dining room
able. Miss Betty Jean Hempy,
4 granddaughter, graciously cut
he cake, while Philip Contner, |
A. M. Hempy and Richard Lee |
Hempy, grandsons, assisted with |
he serving of the coffee. Many |
ovely gifts, flowers and cards |
were received by Mr.. and Mrs. |
King, and it will be a day long |
remembered by every one.
Honor Roll of High School
Listed on the honor roll for |
1igh School are Patty Griffin, |
Vera Ann Gilbert, Donald Wood |!
uff and Nellie Metz, seniors; |
ack Morrow and Carl Evans, |
uniors; Carolyn. Bahan, Fuller
Tretcher, Armilda McClung, l.
enc Newman, Alma Lou Smith,
1ary Ethel Tomlin, Ernest Will
:ins, and Mary Lou Williams,
Ophomores; Miriam Barnes and |
'harles Larry, Freshmen.
Announce Marriage of Daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. o. J. Chamber
ain are announcing the marriage
# their daughter, Mary Jane, to
ohm Patrick Flanagan, Saturday,