The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-04-14

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John Hahn; Saturday.
Mr.. Gordon Moore visited his
parents in Prestonsburg, KY. over
the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse McMannis
spent Sunday at Indian Lake.
Miss Lillian Smith, of Urbana,
is spending a few days with
friends here.
Birth
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Milledge, of
Springfield, are announcing the
birth of son, Monday. This is
the first child and Mr.. John Mil
ledge is the paternal grandparent.
Moved
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Grammar
and family have moved from the
Stadler farm, east of Woodstock,
to the farm they purchased near
Pharisburg.
Married
Miss Betty Vance, daughter of
Mr.. Charles Vance, and. Mr.. Will
liam Schaffer, of RuShSylvania,
were married March 26 in the
bride-groom'S home.
Miss Vance is graduate of the
Woodstock schools and has had a
position at Wittenberg college of
flee in Springfield Mr.. and Mrs.
Schaffer called on Mr.. Vance
Sunday
Birthday Surprise
Mr.. and Mrs. Thurman Warner
and two children of Utica and
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Campbell
and son, of Williamsburg, came
Wednesday for a six o'clock din
ner at the home of the mother
and grandmother, Mrs. Lena
Woodward. Mr.. and Mrs. Camp
bell remained overnight. Mrs.
Campbell was formerly Miss JOY
Warner.
JdSb OSNeHte6n IluD
Mrs. Edward Stanley was hos
tess Tuesday evening to members
of the Just Seventeen Club at
her home. A tasty dessert was
served and contract was played
and when scores were added Mrs.
Don Robinson and Mrs. Hugh
Carey received prizes for high
scores. Others there were Mrs.
Richard Lincoln, Mrs. Joseph
West, Mrs. Philip Lincoln, Mrs.
Charles McCarty, Mrs. William
DaviSson, Mrs. Robert Hall, Mrs.
Walter Burton and Mrs. Walter
PuilinS.
Critically Ill
Mrs. Jack Winner and Mrs.
Phyllis Griswold were called to
Dayton Wednesday by the SER
lous Hines of their father, Mr..
Don Ayers. He has been living at
the Soldiers Home in Dayton, and
he suffered a stroke and was re-
moved to the Veterans Hospital
where he was placed under an
oxygen tent. His condition is SER
iouS.
Returns from Trip
Mr., and Mrs. Dick Lincoln and
children, Mrs. Elma Brooks and
granddaughter, Diana Deal of
Dayton, returned Monday from a
five day trip to Washington d C.
where they visited Mr.. and Mrs
Russell Hester.
Mrs. Sharp Entertains
Mrs. w. II. Sharp entertained
members of her Wednesday eve
nlng bridge club at her home
A delicious dessert was served
irom the attractively set dining
table and contract formed the
evenings entertainment. Mrs
Charles Clark and Mrs. Claude
Dunham finished with high
scores. Others playing were Mrs.
u. w. Sharp, Mrs. Moulton Mar
tin, Mrs. Robert Lincoln, Mrs
George Lincoln and Mrs. Paul
Howard.
Lions Club
The Lions Club held their re-
gular meeting in their club rooms.
Tuesday evening.
Personals
Mrs. Edward Stanley, and
daughter, Patsy; Mrs. Russell
Echurd and daughter, Charlotte,
and Mrs. Pearl Ellsworth were
shopping in Columbus, Saturday
Easter Bazaar
The April Committee of the
Association of Universalist
churches will hold an Easter
market and used clothes sale in
the township house, Saturday
April 10th.
Holy Week Observed
The Universalist church will
have services Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday evening at 8 D. m.
and Good Friday at 8 p. m, there
Will be communion service by