The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-03-15

Basket Ball Game
The Woodstock School Athletic
association and the Woodstock
Lions sponsored a basketball
game Tuesday evening in the
high school auditorium. The first
game was played by the high
school basketball team against
the Alumni and the drawing at
traction was the Lions game with
the players in varied costumes.
The players were Rev. Homer
Gleason, Ray Kemper, Charles
Clark, Robert Obeidier, Marion
Blazer and Captain Walter Gray,
against Lee Blackburn, Dick Lin
coin, Joseph West, Avery Murray,
David Gleason and John Cauley
captain Jordon Moore, Referee,
and Robert Packman, doctor. The
auditorium was filled and the
proceeds were divided.
The high school beat the alumni
and CAPTAIN Cauley's team beat
CAPTAIN Grays.
An Sewing Club
The "Snipen Six" All Sewing
club met Wednesday afternoon
| at the home of Miss Barbara
Hayes and elected officers for the
looming year. Miss Hayes and
miss Betty 10 McCarty are the
project leaders; Donna Lou Henry,
president; Jean Van Fossin, vice
president; Georgia Goodson, sec
retary and treasurer; Linda Lin
coin, news reporter; Betty Turner
and Martha Otte recreation lead
ers.
Movers
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearley Bradley
moved te> Oak Hill, Friday, and
George Pack and family moved
into the Bradley property from
near Marysville.
To Libanon
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Keller and
Mrs. Edward Stanley spent the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs.
Dwight Keller and son in Le-
banon.
Fire in Westfall Home
A threatening fire broke out in
the first floor of the Mrs. Henry
Westfall home Tuesday afternoon
when the fuel oil water heater
in the basement set fire to the
first floor. 1t was soon under
control with very little damage.
Personals
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Lincoln were
in Columbus, Monday, where Mr..
Lincoln attended the Ohio Dairy
melting at the Virgiana Hotel.
Mrs. Henry Westfall has been
confined to her home by severe
cold.
! Miss Mary Hunter is i'll with
a heart condition at the home OF
Mrs. Gwynn Clark.
Mrs. Cecil Carr and son, Den
mis-, of Rosewood, were business
visitors here Tuesday.
Mrs. Robert Schetter and child
;ren, of Mechanicsburg, spent
Tuesday with her mother, Mrs.
Clyde Overfield.
Ann Hefferline, of near Urbana,
was an overnight guest of her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Oberdier, Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. Claude Durham
were visiting Mrs. Russell Val
lcry and children in Columbus,
Wednesday.
Moved to Country
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cushman
moved Tuesday from the Mrs.
Moulton Martin property to their
new home on the Arthur Cush-
man farm, north of Woodstock,
Mrs. Clark Hostess
Mrs. Charles Clark was hostess
to members of her evening bridge
club, Wednesday at her home. A
delicious dessert was served and
an enjoyable evening was spent
| playing contract. Prizes for high
scores were given to Mrs. Claude
Dunham and Mrs. Moulton Mar
tin. Other guests were Mrs. Ro-
bert Lincoln, Mrs. Hurleigh Bates
Mrs. George Lincoln, Mrs. w
H. Sharp, and Miss Mable Briney
Entered Hospital
Donald Durham went to the
Veterans hospital, Dayton, Tues
day, and will undergo an opera
ton. Mrs. Dunham visited him
Wednesday.
Mrs. Carey Entertaines
Mrs. Hugh Carey entertained
members of the Just Seventeen
club at her country home, We'd
nesday evening. Tasty salad and
; open faced sandiches were served
by the hostess and contract form
cd the evenings entertainment.
Mrs. Edward Stanley and Mrs
Owen West received prizes for
high scores. Other members there
were Mrs. Joseph West, Mrs. Dor
othy Brown, Mrs. Dick Lincoln
Mrs. Marion Stanley, Mrs. Charles
McCarty, Mrs. William Davisson
Mrs. Walter Pullins, Mrs. Walter
Burton, Mrs. Walter Black and
Mrs. Don Robinson.