The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-04-08
RicYavood News

Sunday in Milford Center where
she was a guest at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Tiergartner, sr
Mr.. Thiergartner was observing
his 82nd birthday and the FAM
lily had planned a surprise dinner
for him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Herd and
cost of transportation for the glee
club and no admission will be
charged for the concert. Everyone
in the community will be invited
to attend.
Officers were elected for the
coming year, Mrs. Charles Cheney,
president; Mrs. Ralph Workman,
vice-president; recording secre-
tary, Mrs. Dean Cochran; CORES
ponding secretary, Mrs. Josephine
Young; treasurer, Mrs. r. j.
Langstaff. The program for the
evening was a study of the opera.
Mrs. Stanley Laymon read the
story of the opera, II Trovatore"
by Verdi. AS the story progressed
Mrs. Harold Winter, pianist and
Mrs. Dean Cochran, violinist gave
several selections from the opera.
They played "The Tempest of the
Heart" "The Anvil Chorus" and
'Miserere".
Later Mrs. Winter and Mrs.
Cochran gave 81 Dreamt that l
Dwelt in Marble Halls" and Then
You'll Remember" from Balfee's
Bohemian Girl. Mrs. Winter
played an arrangement of "Haber-
ma, from Carmen"
Mrs. Howard Temple gave a
very interesting paper on "Musi-
cal Current Events. An interest
ing point which she brought out
was that 4296 of all families have
music played in the homes and
of this number 70% is piano
music.
Rev. Willis Webb, of Toledo,
is spending this week in Rich
wood where he is assisting with
al evangelistic crusade for the
Redwood Baptist church. This
crusade is being conducted in the
whole Marion Baptist association
at one time with various special
workers being assigned to the
different churches. While in Rich
wood, Rev. Webb is a guests at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Temple.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Startling are
moving this week from the Jess
Adams property on East Ottawa
street to a farm where Mr.. Star
ling is employed.
Mrs. Alice Price observed her
84th birthday last Sunday, April
4. In the afternoon Mrs. Lizzie
Price and Miss Edith Price, oi
Radnor, were callers. Mrs. Othc
Pollock, a niece of Mrs. Price
from Delaware, also visited. Other
callers were Mrs. E. w. Morrison
sister of Mrs. Price; Mrs. r. j
Langstaff, her niece; and Mrs
Harold Bishop.
Miss Lois Langstaff returned
to her work in Cleveland last
Sunday after spending last week
in Redwood as the guest of her
mother, Mrs. j. E. Langstaff.
Rev. Webb was called back to
Toledo on Wednesday to have
charge of a funeral service. He
was accompanied by Rev
and Mrs. Hobbs.
Wilda Mae Turner, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Turner, has
been i'll at her home several days
this week.
Mrs. Charles Cheney and
daughter, Miss Donna Cheney
were guests at the Marion hotel
at dinner Monday evening when
the Concert Association of Marion
met to make arrangements for
the program for next year. Mrs.
Cheney represented the Redwood
Music club. She is now accepting
applications for tickets. Anyone
interested should contact her al
once as all tickets are sold now
and no tickets will be available al
a later date.
Many people from Redwood
attended the concert given by the
Columbus Boys Choir in Marys-
vile Monday evening. Mr.. Marvin
Fogt, music director of the. Rich
wood schools made especial ar
rangments for admission of
school age children. The choir
gave its usual brilliant perform
ance which was real treat to
music lovers of this community.
Mr.. Wyford Jones, of Chicago,
stopped at the home of his aunt,
Mrs. E. w. Morrison last Sunday