The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-03-18
Fleetwood News
BY MRS. r. ]. LANGSTAFF

Il
Mr.. Collier is now a travelling
auditor fol the New York Central
Railroad System and has his
headquarters in New York City.
He had resided and worked in To-
ledo for many years and has been
in his new position for several
months.
I Mrs. Fred Erwin ST. is enjoying
a trip through the southern part
of the United States. She is ac-
companying her daughter, Mrs.
| William Somerlot and family. Mr..
Somerlot is visiting some of his
war buddies in Alabama.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Lewis ar
rived in Redwood, last Wednes-
day after spending the winter
travelling in southern United
| States and Mexico They spent
isome time in Louisiana where
they were guests of Mrs. Lewis
mother, her sister and three bro
! theirs.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Other Smith NOV
ed into their new home on West
Bomford Street last Saturday.
f, At the same time, Mr.. and Mrs,
| Mrs. Nye Hamilton moved into
the property west of Redwood
/, which they recently purchased
from Mr.. and Mrs. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rennick
and daughter, Sharon, of Wester-
vile, were Sunday guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Collier.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Morrison
and children were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr., and Mrs. E. w
Morrison.
DR.. and Mrs. H. c. Bowers, OF
Massilon, spent last weekend al
the home of Mrs. Bowers mother
Mrs. Allie Cheney.
Rev. Willis Webb, of Toledo
was guest in the Baptist Par
sonage one night last week. Rev
Webb will be in Redwood for &
series of meetings to be held al
the Baptist church April 2-11
. While here he will be a guest in
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Temple.
Miss Helen Frum of Chillicothe
spent last weekend with her par.
entS, Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Frum.
Word has been received of the
death, March 2, of Mr.. Pat Tiff, oi
Compton, California. Mr.. Illif1
, was the husband of Grace Mon.
son, formerly of Redwood. Mrs
Illiff is niece of the late Mr.. j
E. Langstaff.
, FortnightlY Club
The Fortnightly Club held then
, regular March meeting last Thurs
, day evening at the Park Hotel ir
/ Magnetic Springs.
The group assembled in the
sun room for the following pro
, gram; Atomic Power, Mis-:
Pauline Prichard; a group o.
readings by Mrs. Nora Herr, in
cluding "A Toast to the IriSf
Angelina Johnson, and ''Howdy
: Mr.. Hop Toad" Group singing o.
Irish songs was led by Mrs. Dear
Cochran.
After the program the guests
were invited to the dining room
where refreshments were served
at one long table beautifully de,
corated with sweet peas and dat
fodils. Clever Easter place cards
assisted each guest in finding hel
place.
Mrs. Ralph Workman was ;
| guest.
During the business session Of
flcerS were elected for the follow
ing year; president, Mrs. Perry
Allen; vice-president, Mrs. Floyt
Cahill; secretary treasurer, Mrs
Marvin Fogt.
The hoStesses for this meetin,
were Mrs. H. R. Fisher, Mrs. Lew
is Lake, Mrs. Ruth Cox, Mrs. Viii
liam Herr and Miss Lucille Smith
Hopevale Circle
| The Hopevale Circle of tn
baptist church met Monday eve
ming at the home of Mrs. Wayn
Dilger. ~
The subject for the program fo
the evening was Evangelism
with Mrs. Ruth Weller as chair
man. Mrs. Weller gave fine tall
on the subject and at times wa
assisted by Mrs. J. l. Brobecl
| who played familiar hymns tn
carried the theme of evangelism
| Mrs. Guy .Newhouse and Mrs
Granville Mcdaniel also took par
in the discussion.
VI The nominating committee
| Mrs. Donald Hobbs, Mrs. Charlie
] Perkins and Mrs. Dave Robinson
reported the following slate O
officers which was elected presi
| dent, Mrs. Ernest Debolt; vice
president, Mrs. Wayne Dilger
secretary, Mrs. George Hicks, as
sistant, Mrs. Richard Fetter; trea
: surer, Mrs. William Morrison.
Following the program talen
table was set up on which eacf
member offered for sale one OF
more articles which she had do.
mated. These articles were auct.
Toned off by Mrs. Arthur Sullivan
and brought about 40 dollars into
the treasury of the group.