The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1951-02-19
. Plain City

Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Perkins
are the proud parents OF a oausn
ter born at Mt. Carmel hospital Oh
February 8. She has been naHleo
Joanna.
Mrs. Clydia McKirgan OF Co
|lumbus, formerly of Plain City nao
the misfortune to trip over a rug III
her home and fractured her hip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Rickaro
left Tuesday for a few weeks stay
lin Florida.
Mr.. Jonn CCappy) Jackson is
very i'll at his home on Park st.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Tedrick spent
Saturday and Sunday in Blan-
chester, Ohio, with Mr.. and Mrs. =.
w. Collins. Mr. Collins is quite
sick.
Mrs. Hester Sutherland enter
tained the Monday Bridge Club at
the home of Mrs. Flora Hennls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Zimmerman
were in Cleveland last week end
attending the Rural Electric Con-
vention.
The Bloodmobile Unit will be
here two days on Tuesday and
Wednesday, February 9th and
18th at the American Legion
Home. The unit has scheduled two
days here so blood donors will not
wait so long as happened last time.
j. H. Miller is chairman, and War
rem Elsom and John Allgyer are
chairmen of blood donor solicita-
ton. The American Legion Auxill-
ary will prepare the dinner and
sandwiches etc. and register the
donors. Anyone who would like to
give please get in touch with either
of the above named chairmen.
Forest Bigelow, rural mail car
rier out of Plain City, was injured
Wednesday when a David Davies
meat truck struck the front end OF
the Bigelow car turning it around
and went in the ditch. Bigelow
suffered several fractured ribs,
bruised chest nc abdominal
muscles ands cuts on both knees.
Harry Woodruff, who is sub
carrier and was with him on that
very icy morning, was cut on the
head and had to have several
stitches taken, also elbow and knee
| injuries. Bigelow is slowly inn
lproving.
The Businessmen Club met
Monday evening, February 18th at
| the club rooms. Marty Joyce, noted
humorist, was on the program.
There were also cards, pool and
dart games, and refreshments.
DIR. F. H. George talked to his
son, M/Sgt. Dan r. George, who lis
stationed in London, England, Sat-
urday evening at 9:30 our time,
$3.50 am. their time. Dan expects
to be home not later than April 20.
DR.. V. E. Thomson underwent
surgery again on Friday of last
week. 1t was the second operation
in the last four weeks. He is very
sick at this time.
Deaths
Fred (Whitey) Corcoran, $40 S.
RoyS Ave, Columbus, Saturday at
st. Francis Hospital, age 48. Sur,
viVed by wife Tressa; two daugh-
ters, Rita and Mrs. Patricia Ann
Kaufman; son Fred; two brothers,
Arthur j. and Everett T. Services
2:30 pm. Wednesday at the resi-
dence, Rev. Robert Titus oficiat-
ing. Interment Sunset Cemetery by
j. d. Ferguson.
Virgil j. Headlee, age SO, of
billiards, at st. Francis hospital.
Survived by wife Mabel; two sons
Jack and Carl of billiards; daugh-
ter, Mrs. Mildred Porter, Colum-
bus; mother, Mrs. Mary H. Head
lee; sister, Mrs. Grace Walker,
three brothers, Earl, Paul and Del
bert, all of Plain City; two half
brothers, Glenn Lely and Floyd
Headlee, of Waynesburg, Pa. Ser
vices, 2:30 pm. Wednesday, Hill
ards Methodist church. Interment
Wesley Chapel Cemetery by J. d.
ferguson.