The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1950-04-20
REDWOOD NEWS

occasion. No admission will be
charged at the door but a collec-
ton will be taken during the
evening This party is open to
the public.
RIcHWooD LIBRARY
BOARD MEETS
The members of the Redwood
Library met in regular session
last Wednesday evening in the
library with the president, MI.
T. P. Sieg, presiding. The hbrar-
ian, Mrs. Stanley Peet, reported
a circulation during the month
of March of 1903 books. Thirty
three new books have been added
to the shelves and n new Dor
rover has been listed.
LUNCHEON
Mrs. Claude SWartz entertain
ed the officers of the Ladies Aid
Society of the Baptist Church at
her home at a luncheon on Tues
day. After enjoying a delicious
luncheon at / o'clock the group
| spent the afternoon making
plans for the new year which
starts, May l.
ANNUAL MEETING
Tuesday evening the members
| of the Magnetic Springs Cannery
! Association met in the hlgh
school building in Magnetic
Springs. The president, Mrs. Ed
Mayors, presided, During the
session the following board mem
bers were elected for a term OF
three years; Mr.. Charles McNeal
and Mrs. Jay Tenant.
According to the constitution,
two members of the Magnetic
School board are required to
serve with the elected board.
These members were named
tentatively as Mr.. Bernard Gray
and MI. Arthur Hall.
Mrs. Jay Tenant was elected
as secretary for the board for a
term of three years. Further in
formation as to the opening date
of the cannery will be announced
later. Information as to- canning
dates for special work may be
obtained by calling or seeing
Mrs. Beryl Morris, supervisor.
FoRTNIGHTLY PARTY
Redwood Fortnightly Clut
held its annual guest night In the
Redwood Baptist Church las
Thursday evening with about 81
attending. The meeting was op'
ened by the president, Mrs. F!oyc
Cahill. Since this was the las
meeting of the year, Mrs. Cahll
took this occasion to thank the
members and committees whC
had worked so faithfully all yeal
to make the past year one o
|, success. Mrs. Harold Winter, thu
!, incoming president, appointed
the following committees:
Hostess committee, Mrs. FloyC
Cahill, Mrs. Lucille Power, Mr.
Perry Allen, Miss Lucille Smith
Mrs. Bernice Derr, Miss Lol'
Lowe, Mrs. William Herr anc
Mrs. Leonard Walker;
Program, Mrs. Lucille Powers
: Mrs. Richard Fetter, Miss 10 Am
(. Cramer and Mrs. James Emmons
social, Mrs. William Herr, Chair
man; executive, Mrs. Ruth Wei
Ter, chairman; membership, Mrs
Paul Brelsford, chairman; visit
| ing, Mrs. Ralph Matlack, chair
man; flowers, Mrs. Reese Jones
chairman; nominating, Mrs. Dear
Cochran, chairman.
Mrs. William Herr, of Prospect
| welcomed the guests by a few
we'll chosen remarks and som,
appropriate poetry. Mrs. Herr in
|, troduced the speaker, Mr.. A. j
: Hosler, of Findlay. Mr.. Hosler
assisted by Mrs. Hosler, gave al
}, interesting narrative accompan
!, led by motion pictures in colo
] which they had taken on sever
. al of their trips. One group o
pictures showed many beautifu
scenes in Hawaii. Another was O
S some of the South America.
2 countries. The scenery of easter
s United States was contraste,
with western United States il
one group of pictures.
Mr.. Aaron Durnell, accom-
panied by Mrs. Harold Winter
sang several selections.
Following this delightful pre-
gram, the party was invited t
j; the dining room where the
!: were served from a table beauti