The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-04-25
BY LENA NJ HILL
Sister of Local Woman Dies

of Lima, who had been residing
with her sister, Mrs j. c. Buck
walter, passed away Friday morn
ing in Mary Rutan hospital, Belle
fontaine, where she had been a
patient for the past four months.
Born in New York state, she is
survived by two sisters, Mrs.
Buckwalter, of North Lewisbug;
and Mrs. Mary Hubbard, of To-
ledo, and one brother, Harvey
Unkenholz, of British Columbia,
Canada. Her husband preceded
her in death
The body was taken to Fresh
water funeral home, where
friends called until Monday
morning. 1t was then taken to
ChileS funeral home in Lima, for
funeral esrvices Monday after
noon. Burial was made in Wood
Cemetery near Lima.
Welcome NewlYweds
Forty relatives and friends
in the Mingo community wei
coined Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Want in their home, recently.
They were married April 3, in
Marion. Mrs. Want is the former
Caroyn Burdell, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. l.. d. Burdell, of Marion,
Ohio. Mr.. Burdell is road foreman
of engines of the Erie r. r.
Visit Son.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. j. Chamber
lain, have been visiting their son,
1t. Col. Thomas Chamberlain in
Washington ID. c.
Return to Home
Mr.. and Mrs. John Philips and
daughter, have returned to their
home in Portsmouth. Mr.. Philips
had been employed in the Arthur
grocery for the past several
months.
SluD SI9dIillSO
The Lucky Pennies Nutrition
All Club, was organized last
Tuesday evening at the home of
Sydne Ann Louden. Officers are
Doris Eggleston, pres; Doris Mat
toX, vice pres; Sydne Ann Lou
den, sec. and treas; Shirley Hill,
recreation leader; Nancy Organ,
news reporter. There are seven
members in the club, and Mrs.
Ivan Louden is the adviser.
Visits Daughter
Earl Barker is visiting his
daughter, Mrs. j. S. Weik, of
Minneapolis, Mimi.
Returns to Home
Mrs. Bertram Call has returned
to her home in CoShocton, after
spending the past month in the
home of her daughter, Mrs.
James Freshwater.
Brought to Home
Mrs. Lou NEEDLES was brought
to her home last week, from Mary
Rutan hospital, where she has
been a patient for the past three
weeks. Her condition is still SER
iouS.
Underqoes Surgery
Mrs. Charles Ridgeway under
went surgery at University hos
pital, Columbus, last week. Her
condition is good.
Senior Class Play
North Lewisburg High Seniors
will present College Cut-UpS"
a comedy in three acts, at 8:l5
p. m. Thursday and Friday, April
% and 20. In the cast are William
Arbuckle as Tom Swain, a sopho-
more; Clayton Hill as Charles
Bradshaw, a junior; GWendolyn
Howell as Mildred Cummings, a
coed; David Woodruff as Frank
Zoo" Short, varsity full-back
Richard Kennedy as Francis Nit
chell, a back worm; Jack Morrow
as Donald "BaShful" Dixon, yell
leader; Wesley Metz as Marvin
Keen, post graduate; Patricis
Kennedy as Mrs. Cleo Hunger.
ford, clearinghouse keeper
Mary Alyce Pennington as Elsie
Martin, her niece; Thomas Viii
key as Ichabod Crane Bunker
one of the faculty; Carl Evans az
Henry "Styleplus" Lowell, hare
to figure out; Anne Ruth Kennedy
as Andy Red" Cooper, freshman
Dolores Tussing as Betty Parker
coed with RitZie ideas; DonalC
Kent as Hiram Parker, her father
the country gentleman; JUNO
Watkins as Taxi Driver; Jane
Murray as Toby Parker, Hiram