The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-01-26

Neir, Mrs. Lou Brown, Mrs.
Maria Holingsworth, Mrs. Clara
Pennington, Miss Rowena Crews
ton, Mrs. Lena Hill, Mrs. Alma
Hall, Mrs. Mary Bates, and Mrs.
Kaufman.
Institute Names Officers
The Community Farmers In
stitute held at Mingo tuesday
and Wednesday, closed Wednes-
day evening with a packed audi
torium to the home talent play
The Night OwP' New officers
for the coming year, are Berman
Wilkins, president; Charles Wi
ant, vice president; Mrs. Gladys
Pickleseimer, secretary; and Mrs.
Estel Sanborne, treasurer.
Attend Installation
Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Hill and
sons, Loring and Clayton, were
among the approximately 100
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs who
attended open installation servic-
es at the Urbana Lodge No. 46
Tuesday evening In addition to
the installation of officers, color
ed movie films, oddities of
Ohio, 'Ohio the Beautiful, and
"Ohio Year Bookp were shown.
District deputy grand master
L. E. Davidson, and staff of
Gable Lodge No 395, installed
the officers. Mr.. Hill is one of
the staff members.
Bible Class Postponed
The Union Bible Glass has
been postponed until January 81.
Mr., Ed Oglesbee will be the
speaker.
Date Set for Sewing Club
The Aulteristic Sewing Club of
Pythian Sisters will hold the first
meeting of 1850, Feb. 8, in the
evening, at the home of Mrs.
Beatrice Blazer, of near Wood
stock. All members are urged to
attend.
D.U.V. Install New Officers
The Daughters of Union Veter-
ans installed officers recently
with Mrs. Clyde Arbuckle, past
president, and Mrs. Philip John
son, installing officer guide, act
ing as installing officers. New
officers are Mrs. George Barnes,
pres; Mrs. Russell Lame, senior;
Mrs. Lena McKellop, junior; Mrs.
Warren Wilson, chaplain; Mrs. O.
j. Chamberlain, instructor; Mrs.
Rolla Pennington, council men,
Der No. One; Mrs. Clyde Ar
buckle, council member No. Two:
Mrs. c. II. Spain, council mem
Der No. Three; Mrs. Robert Cor
bett, treas; Mrs. Oliver Livings-
ton, guide; Mrs. Edison Holy
cross, Sec; and Mrs. Chester Lou
den, musician; Mrs. Philip John
son, color bearer No. One; Mrs.
Basil Spain, color bearer No.
Two; Mrs. Virginia Fadley, color
bearer No. Three; Mrs. Robert
Richardson, color bearer No.
Four; Mrs. Lewis NEEDLES, guard;
Mrs. William Baker, assistant
guard; and Mrs. Pearl Corbett,
press correspondent.
Mrs. Pennington was presented
a gift in appreciation of her serv-
ices for the past year.
Lunch was served by Mrs.
Pennington, Mrs. John McNeir,
Mrs. Lena McKellop and Mrs.
Louden.
Attend Rainbow Installation
Mrs. Edward Bates and Miss
Carolyn Lowe attended public
installation of officers of Urbana
Rainbow for Girls, last Tuesday
evening. Miss Lowe was one of
the officers installed.
Attend Grange Installation
Twelve members of the Tri-
County Grange attended the Po-
mona Grange meeting and install
latlon program at the Concord
school last Thursday evening.
Three members of Tri-County
Grange were installed as officers
of the Pomona Grange: Merritt
White, overseer; Otis Smith,
steward; and Eleanor White.
Ceres. The following were in
stalled as officers of Tri-County
Grange: Otis Smith, master; AL
ton Watts, overseer; Chester
Louden, chaplain; Virgie Boyles,
sec; Wilson Lee, assistant stew
ard; Ruth Lee, lady assistant
steward; Imogene Louden, Ger
es; Eleanor White, Flora; Mer-