Wildcats Fall 61 59 in Opener to Ridgemont Warriors
North Union opened the 1966 67 basketball season with a 61 59 loss to Ridgemont at Mt Victory gym. The Wildcats dominated rebounding 60 30 and played the last half without a team foul but shot only 28 percent and had many turnovers. Ridgemont edged ahead with 12 seconds left as North Union’s final attempt failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Union
Ridgmont Golden Gophers
Mt. Victory Gym
Wildcats
Ridgemont
Fairbanks
Marysville
Wild Kittens
Pat Hale
Kimm Tallman
Bill Robinson
Paul Live
Mrs Heavlin Honored At Delaware Birthday Dinner
Mrs Lee Heavlin, honored guest, celebrated with a birthday dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Ed Weiser and their daughter of Delaware. Attendees included Lee Heavlin and families from Flint Michigan Radnor Prospect Columbus Marion Waldo and other local areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Weiser
Delaware
Lee Heavlin
Frank Roat
Don Martin
Geraldine Lillie
Flint
Mich
Bill Heavlin
James Howe
Radnor
Connie Blue
Prospect
Richard Benedict
Columbus
Ralph Mack
Marion
Peg Rengert
Waldo
Esther Laird Circle Luncheon At DeGood Home
A decorated luncheon table hosted Esther Laird Circle at Mrs. Tommy DeGood's home Monday evening. Members served desserts and salads with recipes available for purchase. Dr. Arden Bomell of Pittsburgh visited relatives near York Center during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle
Degood Home
Esther Laird
Tommy DeGood
Louis Erwin
Chapman
C R Student's Pet Wins Championship
Betsy Reese age 13 entered her Siamese seal point cat For Kat's Koca Kreme in the Novice Class at the 46th Annual Championship Show of the Ohio State Persian Club Inc. in Columbus General Bush Armory. The cat earned four firsts and a championship banner, with Betsy recognized for her four ribbons. Betsy is an eighth grade student at Claiborne Elementary, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Reese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betsy Reese
Miss Reese
Ohio State Persian Club Inc
General Bush Armory
Columbus
Ohio
Canada
Betsy
Richard Reese
Rt. 3
Claibourne Elementary
Chain Letter Craze Returns To Richwood
Richwood witnesses a revival of the chain letter craze with an appeal to buy $25 Savings Bonds for Uncle Sam. The scam promises $55,000 in matured bonds if ten names are kept in the chain. Local banks report heavy sales and over 200 residents have become bond salesmen after the first letter arrived from Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richwood
Uncle Sam
United States
United States Mail
Richwood Banking Co
Ohio
Cincinnati
Semper Fidelis Class Meeting At First Methodist Church
Sixteen members of the Semper Fidelis Class met in the Fellowship room with Lillian Burbaugh presiding. Mayme Elliott led devotions, each member shared thanks, reports were read, and cards sent to the ill were announced. A social hour followed with poems read by Bertha Matlack and contests won by Celia Shields and Laura Benton, then refreshments served by Mrs. Shields and committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Lillian Burbaugh
Mayme Elliott
Bertha Matlack
Celia Shields
Laura Benton
Shields
Former Student Here Is Concert Soloist
Marcie Weber a Bowling Green State University junior was featured as a soloist at a University School of Music concert. The Chorale and the A Cappella Choir performed pieces by Pironi Farrant Bach and Brahms with attendees including Mrs D J Weber of Richwood and Mrs Robert Hoover of Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcie Weber
Bowling Green State University
School of Music
Pironi
Farrant
Bach
Brahms
Chorale
D. J. Weber
Richwood
Robert Hoover
Columbus
Wildcat Marching Band to appear in Marysville parade
The Wildcat Marching Band of North Union High School will take part in the Christmas Parade in Marysville on Saturday December 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wildcat
North Union High School
Marysville
Pomona Grange Meeting With Claiborne Grange Nov 17
Pomona Grange met November 17 with Claibourne Grange Union Co and presiding officer W M Eugene Boult. Eleven officers attended. Awards were issued for Union Co Home Ec and Debra Miller received a state qualifying water color award. The Polio Vaccine Fund committee was named for 1966 67.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Co. Pomona Grange
Claibourne Grange
W. M. Eugene Boult
Home Ec
Floyd Huey
Ohio State Grange
Union Co. Home Ec
Debra Miller
Leesburg Juvenile Grange
Burl Ridgeway
Chm
Wilma Miller
Don Gamble
State Hospital
National Grange Youth Fund
Princess Caroline Bell
Prince Gary McDowell
State Grange
The
Grange
Vera Black
Bryan Frederick
Lee Smith
Madison, Delaware and Union Co
Liberty Grange
Home Ec. Co
York
Claibourne Committee
Scott’s Hall
Jackson and
Claibourne Granges
Byron Frederick
Richwood Lions Open Peace Essay Contest Entry Deadline
Richwood Lions Club invites new submissions to Lions International Peace Essay Contest with a Dec. 10, 1966 deadline. Richwood judges include Mrs. James Goddard Mrs. C W Holcomb and Mr Don Parsons. winners advance to district then multiple district levels.
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Richwood Lions Club
Lions International
Don Ransome
Ransome
Lions Club
Richwood
James Goddard
C. W. Holcomb
Don Parsons
Rt. 3
Magnetic Service Club Annual Dinner at Camp Christian
The Magnetic Springs Service Club held its annual pot luck dinner at Camp Christian with Mrs. Mangus Ezrans as hostess. Christmas gifts were wrapped for the Chillicothe Veterans Hospital and for service members at home and overseas. Officers for the coming year were elected: President Mrs Clyde Parks, Vice President Frances Fegley, Treasurer Mrs Tom Elliott, Secretary Mrs Ed Mayers. The January meeting will be at Mrs Zeke Cramer’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Service Club of
Magnetic Springs
Camp Christian
Mangus Ezrans
Veteran’s Hospital
Chillicothe
Clyde Parks
V. Pres
Frances Fegley
Treas
Tom Elliott
Ed Mayers
Zeke Cramer
Thanksgiving Guests At Wilson Mowery Home
Thanksgiving visitors at the Wilson Mowery home last week included Mrs. S. E. Lapp of Vermillion Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mowery of Arlington Virginia Dan Corwin of Delaware and Larry Helton of Ashley. The Bill Mowerys returned to Virginia Sunday. Mrs. Lapp remains for a few days due to her brother Marion Winter’s illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Mowery
S. E. Lapp
Vermillion
Bill Mowery
Arlington
Dan Corwin
Delaware
Larry Helton
Ashley
Bill Mowerys
Virginia
Lapp
Marion Winter
Marion Ohio blends rural charm with industrial growth
Ohio Edison Companys November issue of The Ohio Edisonian highlights Marions industrial expansion and community facilities in a four page article. It notes a strong drive to preserve the natural landscape while welcoming new industries and facilities. Reprints will be shared with businesses considering Marion and distributed via the Marion Division office and the Marion Area Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Ohio Edison Company
Ohio Edisonian
Ohio
Edisonian
Edison
Youngstown
Springfield
Port Clinton
Marion Area
OES Installation Well Attended Here Nov 22
Mt. Carmel Chapter 42 held its 46th annual OES installation Tuesday Nov 22 at 8 p.m. in the Masonic Temple. The event featured multiple officers in charge and installed. Virginia Dyer Grand Representative of Utah attended along with guests from Bryan Prospect West Mansfield La Rue Plain City East Liberty Marion Forest Christiansburg Townsend, Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Carmel
Masonic Temple
Henrietta Sullivan
P. M
Georganne Charles
Marshall
Cecil Charles Jr
P. P
Elnora Colegrove
Fannie McNeal
Helen Evans
Gerald Evans
Sentinal
Gladys Winter
Lydia Bell
W. M. Maxine Sidle
W. P. Howard Cheney
Assoc
Susan Cheney
Cecil Charles, Jr
Eileen Mosher
Treas
Esther Ann Bugg
Don Parsons
Perry Allen
Arvilla Swartz
Margaret Keigley
Thelma Lee
Charlotte Davis
Judy Roberts
Eula Jean Davis
Doris Ransome
Phyllis Meade
Marjorie Skidmore
Mary Esther Sunday
Irene Painter
Virginia Dyer
Utah
Bryan
Prospect
West Mansfield
la Rue
Plain City
East Liberty
Marion
Forest
Christiansburg
Townsend
Montana
Union Democratic Women Plan Annual Christmas Party
The Union Co Democratic Women's Club will hold their annual Christmas party at the home of William McCarthy Jr Grand Ave Marysville on December 5 at 6 30 p m A potluck dinner will be served followed by a dollar gift exchange All Democratic women are welcome to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Union Co
Democratic Women’s Club
William McCarthy, Jr
Grand Ave
Marysville
Thanksgiving Guests at Dr. Morgan Home Delaware
Mrs Neva Harger Mrs Starling Mead and Mr and Mrs Robert Lescolleet were guests Thanksgiving at the home of Dr and Mrs Robert Morgan in Delaware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neva Harger
Starling Mead
Robert Lescolleet
Robert Morgan
Delaware
Local Church Promotes Worldwide Bible Reading Program
The American Bible Society invites participation in the 23rd annual Worldwide Bible Reading program from Thanksgiving to Christmas. James W. Wagner notes 20 million joined in 1965. bookmarks with daily readings are free and available at The First Methodist Church and from the ABS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voltaire
American Bible Society
James W. Wagner
First Methodist Church
Society
James Wagner
Guadalcanal
ABS
Vietnam
WBR
Broadway
New York
N. Y
Holiday Mart At Center On Week End
Items due at the Civic Center for the Holiday Mart on December 1 2 and 3 with bake sale and used clothing sale. Merchants Golden Agers village residents invited to contribute. Hostesses listed for the week include Florence Adams Ruth Woods Lois Langstaff Ann Lee Shaw Ruth Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic
Florence Adams
Ruth Woods
Lois Langstaff
Ann Lee Shaw
Ruth Miller
Center Hospitality Delighted With Holiday Dinner Support
Nineteen dinners were served to Thanksgiving celebrants at the Civic Center on Thursday. Thirty meals went to those unable to leave home. The Center thanks volunteers who delivered meals, church groups, grocery stores, and friends for their willingness and concern for those spending the holiday alone.
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Civic Center
Dr Dickhaut to Speak at First Methodist Church
Dr Walter R Dickhaut Sr will be guest speaker at Sunday service of the First Methodist Church. Newly assigned as District Superintendent of the Springfield District, he previously led Trinity Methodist in Lima. A church fellowship dinner for Dr and Mrs Dickhaut will follow the morning service in the social hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter R. Dickhaut
First Methodist Church
Springfield
Trinty Methodist Church
Lima
Dickhaut
Wildcat Boosters Honor Large Sports Awards Banquet
Over 300 sports fans attended the Wildcat Boosters Club awards banquet held last Monday November 21. Football senior letter winners included Tom Hague Mark Wells Jerry Stidham Steve Bender and others with several named as additional letter winners and squad members. Cross country senior letter winner captain Ed Dennis led a list of junior and freshman award recipients with squads and managers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wildcat Boosters Club
Tom Hague
Mark Wells
Jerry Stidham
Steve Bender
Danny Bill
Mike Jiiden
Dave Duncan
Stuart Simmons
Richard Walker
Alan Cowgill
Mike Cramer
Paul Jordan
Chuck Dirst
Randy Hall
Phil Stidham
Mike _ Orcena
Kimm Tallman
Bob Hester
Ed Bright
Charles Davis
Richard Meddles
Joe Wiley
Charlie Bill
Dennis Hamilton
Stanley Griffith
Gene Speyers
Ron _ Rubeck
Steve Chapman
Dave Stout
Leonard Thornton
Larry Temple
Rex Cramer
Mike Beery
Ted Williams
Charles Reece
Tracy Drake
Alan Hamilton
Don Simmons
Jerry Cameron
Rex Pierce
Cort Cheney
Steve Dunn
Ed Dennis
Don Ridgeway
Gary Tanner
Leo Baker
Steve Furer
Shelly Davis
Terry Morgan
Phillip Jordan
Dave Harris
Dave Cramer
Terry Schurch
Ralph Temple
Dan Kavanagh
Mike Morgan
Dan McElroy
Tim Reynolds
Larry Northrup
Dan Preston
Tim Hamilton
Ed Shamblin
Gary Baker
Mike Roberts
Steve Davis
Trailer park zoning request prompts hearing
Village council weighs Jerry Anderson rezoning proposal for lots 287 288 W Bomford Street and 68 acres behind for a trailer park. Hearing tentatively set for Dec 12 amid other shelved items and safety concerns at the lift station on Pearl Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom DeGood
Jerry Anderson
W. Bomford Street
Phillips and
Bomford Streets
Branson
Hamilton
Oliver Robertson
Jerry Decker
Weber Home Hosts Thanksgiving Guests
Marcie Weber spent Thanksgiving with her parents Mr and Mrs D J Weber. John Lillivey of Cleveland was a weekend house guest of the Webers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcie Weber
D. J. Weber
John Lillivey
Cleveland
Webers
Sunday Couple Attend Edgerton Masonic Reception
Mr and Mrs Harry Sunday attended a reception honoring Deputy Grand Master of Dist 5 F and A M Duane Day at the Masonic Hall in Edgerton. The Days are frequent visitors to the Sundays home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Sunday
Dist
Duane Day
Masonic Hall
Edgerton
Mrs. Day
Homemakers to Learn Laundering Special Garments
The Claibourne Township Homemakers Group meets Wednesday evening December 7 at 7 30 in the Civic Center rooms. A lesson on laundering special garments includes demonstrations on stain removal and help with laundry problems for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claibourne Township
Civic Center
Gary Shaw Elected French Club President
The French Club elected Gary Shaw as president at the November meeting held with advisor Mrs. Dilger. Officers named include Tracy Drake as vice president Kay Hoffman as secretary Mara Ezerins as treasurer Bill Robinson as social chairman and Al Glann as reporter. A play titled At the Railroad Station was performed by Drake Hause Rayle and McElroy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tracy Drake
Phil Hause
Julie Rayle
Dan McElroy
Battle of the Bands sponsored by JC’s in Marysville
The Marysville Junior Chamber of Commerce will sponsor a Battle of the Bands for teenage groups at 8 p.m. Friday December 9 in the Marysville High School Auditorium. Prizes of 150, 100 and 50 dollars. Entry fee 25 dollars per group. Proceeds go to Jaycee community projects. For details contact Battle of the Bands P O Box 4 Marysville Ohio 43040 or write 265 W Sixth St Marysville or call 513 642-8583. Bob Harrington of WCOL Radio will MC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jc’s
Marysville
W. Sixth St
Bob Harrington
Wcol Radio
Columbus
Attends Piano Recital of Granddaughter in Urbana
Elmer Miller attended the piano recital on Saturday November 26 in the Library Auditorium Urbana featuring Kay LaVenne Hill his granddaughter. Hill studies under Robert Howat of Wittenberg University School of Music. Miller was accompanied by Mrs. Robert Cook Mrs. Bernard Clark Route 1 Mrs. Opal Darnell S Franklin Sr Richwood and Mrs. Edwin Shipley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Miller
Kay LaVenne Hill
Urbana
Miss Hill
Miller
Vaughn Hill
Library
Robert Howat
Wittenberg University School of Music
Robert Cook
Bernard Clark
Route 1
Opal Darnell
S. Franklin Sr
Richwood
Edwin Shipley
Thanksgiving Dinner Attended by Bell Family and Relatives
A Thanksgiving Day gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Bell on West Bomford Street drew relatives from Columbus Delaware Bellefontaine and nearby areas. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Gary Van Winkle Mr. and Mrs. Bob Fausnaugh Mr. and Mrs. J W Patrick and Danny Mr. and Mrs. Max C Johnson and Nan Mr. E V Shoup and Nan and the hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry E. Bell
West Bomford St
Gary van Winkle
Bob Fausnaugh
Columbus
J. W. Patrick
Danny
Delaware
Max C. Johnson
Bellefontaine
E. V. Shoup
Nan
Paden EB
Welsh
Julie
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CES
District 11
George Keigley
Betty Coon
Nell Leach
Ostrander
Mabel Winner
Reita van Hyning
Pat Allen
Lakeview
Dorothy Leiter
Belle Center
Irene Jenkins
DeGraff
DeGraff. the Business Meeting Was In Charge of the President, Mrs. van Hyning
Allen
Mrs. Heavlin
Arden Bomell
Pittsburgh
Edward J. Bomeli
Near York Center
Edwin Bomeli
Bowling Green
Ink Monroe
Jim Parker
Pete” Ransome
U. S. Army
Pete
Jim Goddard
Pomona Grange
Claiborne Grange
Lions
Magnetic Service Club
Utility Magazine
OES
Holiday Mart
A. O. Grooms
Lee Hagenlocker
Leland Kelly
Chloe Cramer
E. Blagrove St
DeGood
Park Board
August Bender
Pearl St
American States Co
Council DeGood
Board of Public Affairs
Gary Shaw
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