The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-01-24

ment.
Mrs. Edward Stanley and Mr.
Harold Johnson received prize
for high scores and Mrs. Williar
DaviSson received the consolatio
prize. Other guests were Waite
Burton, Mrs. Robert Smith, Mr..
Marion Stanley, Mrs. Bernar
Morrissey, Mrs. Walter Pullin:
Mrs. Joseph West, Mrs. Jane
Westfall, Mrs. Don Robinson, Mrs
Philip Lincoln, Mrs. Hugh Cary
Mrs. Walter Black and Mrs. Mar
ion Lyden.
Sick.
Roy Lucas was brought to hi
home Sunday and his condition i
slowly improving. He was a pa
tient in Springfield City Hospita
seven weeks, following an auto
mobile accident.
Mrs. William Brake has beer
quite sick at her home this week
Mrs Jesse McMannis has beer
/ confined to her home, suffering
from a throat infection.
A. r. Connor's condition is ;
little improved.
All Sewing Clubs.
The combined All Sewing Club
members met at the WoodStocR
school house Wednesday after.
noon with their leader Mrs. Van
Fassen and plans were discussed
about the county sewing club
tour to Dayton to visit McCails
Elder Johnson and Dayton Art
Center Institution and a lunch
con at the Y.MC.A. Those at
tending the meeting were Mrs
Leslie VanFaSSen, Jean and Joan
VanFassen Linda McMannis, Mary
Lee Grammar, Carolyn Murray
and Donna Lou Henry.
Attend Luncheon.
Mrs. Robert Lincoln, Mrs
Richard Lincoln and Mrs. William
DaviSson were luncheon guests
of Mrs. Edward Bates Thursday
when she entertained the Past
MatronS of Portia Chapter.
Returned Home.
Roy Oberdier returned home
Sunday from Is day business
trip to Chicago.
To California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Botkin
and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry McMahill
left Sunday for California on a
pleasure trip.
Mrs. Martin Hostess.
Mrs. Moulton Martin entertain
ed her contract club members at
her home Wednesday evening. A
delicious dessert was served and
an interesting evening was spent
around the card tables. Mrs. Mar
tin and Mrs. Charles Clark fin
ished with high scores. Others
there were Mrs. Robert Lincoffln,
Mrs. Claud Dunham, Mrs. Paul
Howard, Mrs. George Lincoln,
Mrs. w. H. Sharp and Miss Mabel
Briney.
Birthday Party.
Mrs. Marion Stanley entertained
with a birthday party Saturday
afternoon for her son, Joe, who
was six years old. From three
to five were the hours and games
and toys were enjoyed. There
were eight of Joe's little friends
there and ice cream and cake was
served. Those there were Sue
Guy, of Rosedale, Rendy Schetter,
of Mechanicsburg, Philip Wilkins,
Dick CranSton, Danny Smith,
Joe West Jr. and Frances Adiere.
Returned To Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Borst
returned to their home in Florida
after short visit here with Mrs
Borst's mother, Mrs. o. w. Wright.
They were accompanied home my
Mr.. and Mrs. BorSt.
Personals.
Monte Kemper is spending the
weekend in Portsmouth with his
grandmother.
Miss Flora Berry a student
nurse at White Cross Hospital
Columbus, spent the weekend
with her mother Mrs. Ola Berry
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Clark
wer in Piqua Thursday on bus
ineSS.
Mrs. Mayme Milledge, of Ur
bana, was an overnight guest o
her sister, Mrs. Nellie Keeran
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Lincoln wer,
in Columbus Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. StillingS, o
Columbus, spent Saturday her
with Mrs. Margaret Kennedy.
Mrs. Tracy Shoemaker and Mrs
Pearl Ellsworth shopped in Col
umbuS Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Westfal
attended the inauguration in Col
umbus Monday.