The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-03-04
North LewiSbgzrg

regulations of the lodge, no sub
ordinate lodge has the authority
to give away any lodge property;
Walter Jone and R. F. Thorpe,
both of Mechanicsburg and for
mer members of Homer Mech
anicsburg K of P, both stated
that they understood the proper
ty was loaned" to the Legion
until Such h time as they were
needed by the Grand Lodge. No
witnesses were offered by tn e
American Legion.
Attorney Donald Rolf, of Gin
cinnati, Grand Lodge attorney,
represented the North Lewisburg
lodge
Receivers from Blood Poison
Merritt Boyles, living north of
town, was a patient of Mary Rut-
an hospital, several days a t
week, suffering from blood poi
son in his left hand. A few days
ago, Mr.. Boyles had cut his hand
while butchering.
Recent Bride Honored
With Shower
Mrs. Max Westfall (nee Donna
Bell Kennedy was honored re-
Gently with miscellaneous
shower, by Mrs, Everett Kenne-
dy and Mrs. Volney Seaver, Of
Urbana. The event was held in
the Kennedy home which W Is
decorated with bowls of yellow
Jonquils. Gifts were placed on a
lace covered table. Several tables
of euchre were formed and
prizes were given to Mrs. Henry
Westfall, Mrs. Charles. Broshes,
a and d Mrs. Clyde Arbuckle. Re
freshments were served to guests
including North l. W S b urg,
Woodstock, Urbana, and sur
rounding vicinity. The honored
guest received many lovely gifts,
Basketball Team Wins
County Tournament
Although it is the common
knowledge of m ost every one
that our boys won the County
Basketball tourn m ent last
Thursday evening, it is only pro-
per that we give them praise in
our column. Their victory over
Jackson; score SIS to 36. This vic
tory carries them to Wittenburg
field house this Friday night,
when they will meet Beaver
Creek, Green County, in the first
game of the District Tournament.
/ Good Luck boys, North Lewis
burg vicinity is back of you.
Bake Sale
A bake sale will be held Sat-
urday afternoon, March 6, in
BuckWalter H ar d ware Store,
sponsored by Circle No. 2, of the
Women's Society of Christian
! Service.
Vacationinq in Florida
Mr.. and Mrs, Merle Creviston
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Patrick
! left last Saturday for several
weeks vacation in Florida.
Birthday Dinner
Honoring the 2lst birthday of
Hobart P. Hill, a family dinner
was held at the Hill home in
Springfield, Sunday. Guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Lawson and
son, Lamar, of Springfield; Mr..
and Mrs. B. B. Hill, and children,
Shirley, Kenneth, Loring and
Clayton, Mrs. Norman Hill and
Mr.. and Mrs. Hobart Hill.
Announce Birth
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Harris,
west of town, are announcing
the birth of an eight pound, four
[ ounce daughter, named Melinda
Lou, in Mary Rutan hospital,
Bellefontainc, Feb. II.
Reported Improved
Mrs. Amanda Russell who has
I been quite i'll is reported inn
proving.
Mrs. A. w. Stewart, of Mikado,
! Michigan, and former resident of
! this vicinity, who suffered a light
paralytic stroke recently is inn
proving.
! Mrs. Mamie Gilbert, who has
been quite i'll is reported to be
improving. Her daughter Naomi,
| is assisting in her care.
Sailor Transferred.
Word has been received of the
! transfer of Norman B. Hill S NC
A, M. NJ, fr ON Norfolk, Va,
Naval Air Station to Atlantic
, City, N. j., Naval Air Station.
Family Dinner
Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Woodruff
and family were among thirty
| two guests who enjoyed a family
dinner, Sunday, in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs Marvin Woodruff,
f. Ward St, Urbana. Several
birthdays were also hOnored