Achievement Day Planned at Grace Methodist Church
Gallia County Homemakers Demonstration Council schedules Achievement Day at Grace Methodist Church in Gallipolis on Wednesday from 10 a m. Lucy Morgan of Penland School of Handicrafts and Anna Biebricher of Ohio State University speak on Mountain Milestones and Plastics in the Home. The Penland school offers over 60 crafts. A covered dish dinner follows with attendees bringing table service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Gallia County
Ome
Grace Methodist Church
Lucy Morgan
Penland School of Handicrafts
Penland, N. Co
Anna Biebricher
Ohio State University
Miss Morgan
Miss Biebricher
Penland
Morgan
Berea College
Pentland
Homemakers Chorus
Pen
Sewing Machine Clinic Held at Mrs McCarley Home
Gallia County Agricultural Extension Service hosted a sewing machine clinic at the home of Mrs Goldie McCarley. Attending were Mrs Hazel Harmon Mrs Emma Quickle Mrs Laura Brown Mrs Marie Alexander Mrs Nita Alexander Mrs Mary Ann McCarley and the hostess Mrs Clark Rice. Farmer O was a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Goldie McCarley
Gallia County
Truck Backed Into Car at Gallipolis Stockyards
A pickup backed into a car at the Gallipolis stockyards on Saturday causing minor damage. The truck owner is Clarence F. Stephenson 23 of Gallipolis. the car owner is Claude Burnett 24 of Kanauga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Clarence F. Stephenson
Claude Burnett
Kanauga
Gallia County 4 H Notes And Thurman Club Posts
The Vinton Raccoon Valley 4 H club met at Don and Dorothy Swisher with many members present and the secretary's report read by Tommy Altizer. The next meeting is planned for April 26 at Raymond and Margie Reynolds home. Ruth Saxton named president of the Thurman 4 H club with Wilmina Terry as VP Sylvia Sims secretary Ruth Ferrell treasurer Sandra Morris news reporter Betty Blanton recreation leader Dolly Arnold council member Advisers are Mrs Fred Beman and Mrs Wilbur Saxton Next Thurman meeting set for April 21 at 8 pm
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton Raccoon Valley 4-H Club
Don
Dorothy Swisher
Raymond
Margie Reynolds
Eugene
Jackie Parsons
Thelma Mossman
Connie Comer
Penelope Sue Tennant
Tommy Altizer
Jack Maynard
Bruce Osborne
Howard Childers
Garland Davis
Stephen Houchins
Johnny Jacobs
Stanley Davis
J. W. Reynolds
W. L. Tennant
John Swisher
W. T. Comer
Raymond and
John Jacobs
Ruth Saxton
Thurman
Wilmina Terry
Sylvia Sims
Ruth Ferrell
Sandra Morris
Betty Blanton
Dolly Arnold
Fred Beman
Wilbur Saxton
Thurman School
River traffic roundup at Gallipolis and Kanawha locks
Boats passing through the Gallipolis locks Friday included the Solway at 11 55 a.m. Alice down 2 50 p.m. Talbott down 7 25 p.m. Craig up midnight Senet up 1 15 a.m. on Saturday. On the Kanawha River the Cook up Winfield 10 45 a.m. Merrill up Winfield 2 05 p.m. Other district traffic showed Walter up 14 1 p.m. Creighton down 15 12 30 p.m. Atlas down 15 12 55 p.m. Jones up 16 11 25 a.m. Rowe up 18 9 15 a.m. Eagles up 20 1 35 p.m. Price up 21 12 45 p.m. Hatfield up 30 12 10 p.m. Minneapolis Husky up 31 10 15 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Solway
Alice
Talbott
Craig
Senet
Kanawha
Cook
Winfield
Merrill
Walter
Creighton
Atlas
Jones
Rowe
Eagles
Price
Hatfield
Minneapolis Husky
Native of France Was Gallipolis Leader
A Pine Street Cemetery stone in Gallipolis honors John Peter Romaine Bureau born in 1770 France and Samuel Finley Vinton, a Massachusetts Yankee and long time U S congressman. Bureau shaped Gallia County with multiple offices. Vinton led Ways and Means and served 14 then 8 years in Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Street
Gallipolis
France
New England
Massachusetts
Bureau- Vinton
Route 35
Admiral Dahlgren
America
John Peter Romaine Bureau
Samuel Finley Vinton
Samuel F. Vinton
Washington
Romaine Madeline Bureau
J. P. R. Bureau
Gallia County
M. Bureau
Ohio
Ohio House
Senate
West Virginia
Madeline Marret
Point Pleasant
Ohio River
Virginia
Dr. LeMoyne
LeMoyne University
Nashville
Williams College
Congress
John Quincy Adams
Samuel Vinton
Alexander Stephens
Vinton
Cleveland and Toledo Railroad
Bureau
Vinton County
Chauncey
Thomas Ewing
Ohio University
Three Wrecks One Injury Reported in Gallipolis Route 7 Crash
An 18 year old passenger Phyllis Goddard of Gallipolis suffered a fractured collarbone when a car driven by John W. Hill overturned on Route 7 north of Addison at 10 15 p m The crash injured Goddard and Hill lost control while passing Another accident on Route 141 near Gage left Ima Hope Fallon cited for improper left turn Walter Wedemyer Jr and Fallon were involved A third crash on Route 35 near Thurman ended with Harold Dray fined $10 and costs for driving left of the centerline
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Addison
State Highway Patrol
Phyllis Goddard
Holzer Hospital
John W. Hill
Hill
Ima Hope Fallon
Northup
Walter Wedemyer, Jr
Miss Fallon
Gage
Charles Crabtree
Marion
Ohio
Harold Dray
Thurman
Crabtree
Dray
Frank Pritchett
Jackson
2000 More Men Slated For West Berlin Police
BERLIN Maj. Gen. Max D. Taylor said the West Berlin police force will be increased by 2000 men to strengthen the frontline against Communism. The force now numbers about 9000. recruits will be trained and ready before the Communist Youth's Whit-Sun March on Berlin, May 27-29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Maxwell D. Taylor
U.S
West Berlin
Holzer Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges Names List
Long list of admissions at Holzer Hospital including Sandra Kay Notts Kerr Elizabeth King McArthur Morgan McCoy Jimmy Swain Barbara Wamsley Wendell Jones and many others. Discharges include Jimmy Swain Mrs Paul Harris Kirby Michael McWilliams Richard Eaton and multiple listed patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandra Kay Notts
Kerr
G. B. Wilson
Vinton
Christina Edler
Gallipolis
Elizabeth J. King
McArthur
Morgan Wendell McCoy
Oak Hill
Jimmy Carel Swain
Mercerville
Elven Friend
Ewington
Louise Clay
Northup
Doris Roach
Greta Price
Pomeroy
Earl Osler
Wellston
Dewey Harper
Allensville
Manford H. Bauer
Point Pleasant
John Fraley
Clark Williams
Forrest McNeal
Cheshire
F. Ray Wilson
Cecil Holley
Paul Casto
Bidwell
Barbara Wamsley
Wendell Jones
Birdie Lasher
Rutland
John E. Houck
Frances Sterrett
William Billy Green
Jackson
Phyllis Goddard
New Albany
Elmer Gardner
Edward E. Clark
Herman Wynn
Ashland
Jimmy Swain
Paul Harris
Briggs Kirby
Michael McWilliams
Richard Eaton
Sarah Jeffers
John Lewis
John Head
A. E. Fritzpatrick
Ed Reynolds
R. S. Hart
Donald Norris
Homer Rayburn
Carl Dennison
William Bailey
William Ashe
Walter Edwards
Robert Harbrecht
Sandra Kay Knotts
Blain Mohr
George Lamb
River boat traffic reports from Gallipolis and Kanawha locks
At Gallipolis locks Sunday vessels including Solvay Pete Creighton Teddy Semet Minnesota Husky and others moved up and down with times ranging from 5:20 a m to 9:25 p m. On Kanawha River boats Dolle Sullivan Atlas Peace Louis iana Ayres C Smith Talbot Trade Wind Rand J Smith Bruce Monongahela Tickasaw and others were logged with various ups and downs and gauge readings around 18.0 upper and 14.3 lower feet and 1.91 feet at Ka nawha Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Solvay
Pete
Creighton
Teddy
Semet
Minnesota Husky
Kanawha
Dolle
Sullivan
Marmet
Trade Wind
Rand
J. Smith
Bruce
Monongahela
Tickasaw
Kanawha Falls
Kemper Couple Fined in Intoxication Charge
John Ed Kemper and wife Juanita Kemper of Columbus were fined $5 and costs each in Justice of the Peace Maurice Grover's court on intoxication charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
John Ed Kemper
Juanita Kemper
Columbus
Court of Justice of the Peace
Maurice Grover
Gallipolis Driver Fined for Obstructing Traffic
Calvin Nolan of Gallipolis was fined ten dollars and court costs in the justice of the peace court for obstructing traffic. He was arrested by the sheriff's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallipolis
Calvin Nolan
Justice of the Peace Court
Sheriff's Office
Dove as emblem of peace linked to ancient belief
The dove is tied to peace by ancient thought that it lacks a gall or bitterness. This belief influenced its selection as the emblem of peace across cultures.
Colonel Rempel's Rise and Legacy in Hocking Valley
Eighty years ago Colonel Ferdinand Frederic Rempel built a business empire in Logan Ohio including a hotel at Rock House a stage line and a summer resort. He led the 58th Ohio during Civil War battles served as provost marshal and held posts as U S marshal and postmaster. Today his imprint remains in Logan with the Stagecoach Inn grave sites and reminders of his enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking County
Colonel Rempel
Rock House
McBrooms
Logan
Ferdinand Frederic Rempel
Ohio
Hocking Valley
Prussia
Germany
New York City
Leipzig Conservatory of Music
Hocking
U. S
Stagecoach Inn
Washington
Garfield
Switseerland
Athens State Hospital
Logan Gas Company
Margaret Lutz
Press of
Nation
Burr Oak Project Delayed By Land Title Obstacles
Local residents question delay in closing the Burr Oak Dam diversion tunnel. Officials cite 1200 acres with 40 to 50 owners and coal leases as holders of conflicting titles. State Conservation Department says title clearing proceeds to allow tunnel closure by mid summer, with rainfall dictating lake formation pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Burr Oak Dam
Per
State Conservation Department
Mrs. Fitch Dies at 65 in Glouster
Mrs. Lillie Fitch 65 of 56 Main St died at her sister’s home in Madison Street Saturday evening. Survived by husband deceased 15 years ago, one son Harry Roseville, two sisters Lena Strausbaugh Glouster and Emma McKitrick Zanesville, one brother Marvin Campbell Roseville, two grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday 2 p.m. at Canaan funeral home conducted by Rev. John Devol Glouster Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Lillie Fitch
Main St
Lena Strausbaugh
Madison St
Harry
Roseville
Strausbaugh
Emma McKkitrick
Zanesville
Marvin Campbell
Canaan Funeral Home
John Devol
Glouster Methodist Church
Past Chiefs Hear Readings at Pythian Sisters Meeting
GLOUSTER The Past Chiefs' Club of the Pythian Sisters met at 24 Maple St the home of Mrs Bessie Thompson with 12 past chiefs and three guests. Mrs Grace Zimmer led the gathering and contests awarded prizes to Mrs Louise Zimmer and Mrs Ina Morgan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Embrey
Lamie
Grace Zimmer
Kate Vaughn
Margaret Hemsley
Break in Cold Snap Lowers Temperature Across Region
A Sunday cold snap pushed the mercury into the lower sixties with temperatures falling from 60s. By 9 30 pm readings varied while morning lows reached near 18 above zero at some stations. Despite freezing air, cabbage crops were reported undamaged in affected gardens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Degree Work Set at Glouster Lodge 607 Master Mason
Pastmasters of Glouster Lodge 607 F and A M will confer the Master Mason degree on one candidate at the lodge meeting Wednesday at 7 30 p m Refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Glouster Lodge
Miss Esta Cunningham Undergoes Surgery in Columbus
Miss Esta Cunningham entered Grant Hospital in Columbus last Wednesday and underwent surgery on Saturday. She is reported improving satisfactorily and will remain in the hospital for a few days more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Esta Cunningham
Grant Hospital
Columbus
Burial Rites Held for Levi McCutcheon at Glouster
Burial services were held at Glouster Cemetery Sunday afternoon conducted by the Rev. John Devol for Levi McCutcheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Levi McCutcheon
Glouster Cemetery
John Devol
Auxiliary To Be Host Helpers Hold Tuesday Meeting
Auxiliary To Be Host GLOUSTER-UMW Auxiliary will host auxiliaries from the area on Tuesday evening. Members should arrive at 7 p.m. A banquet is planned for 7 30 p.m. The home of a member recently burned in a fire, so members will bring items for household use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
UMW
Salvage Drive Adds Funds for Camp Trips
GLOUSTER scouts report a salvage drive yield of three tons of papers and magazines plus one ton of scrap iron. The effort will add about $35 to the fund for sending boys to summer camp. Organizers will collect missed items next Saturday. call R 52 to arrange pickup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Ted Byers
Mr Byers Placed in Serious Condition at Local Hospital
GLOUSTER Emmett Byers is seriously ill in Hocking Valley Hospital Logan having been brought there two weeks ago for treatment. The family was alerted Friday due to the seriousness of his condition. Ernest and Ted Byers were at the hospital Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Emmett Byers
Hocking Valley Hospital
Logan
Ernest
Ted Byers
J T Alumni Meet Set at Trimble High Tonight
Jacksonville Trimble Alumni Association plans an 7:30 PM gathering at Trimble High School to organize for the approaching commencement season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Jacksonville
Kiwanis Dinner Meeting Set for Hotel Gordon
The Glouster Kiwanis Club will hold its weekly dinner meeting in the Hotel Gordon dining room at 6 30 p m today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Kiwanis Club
Hotel Gordon
Needle Club Hosts Meeting Change at McDaniel Home
Mrs Edith McDaniel of Millfield will host the Needle Club on Wednesday night. The gathering was moved from Mrs Edith Heffken's residence to the McDaniel home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Edith McDaniel
Millfield
Needle Club
Edith Heffken
McDaniel
Davis boy injured while at home by ankle sprain
Chauncey Lowell Davis, son of Supt Glenn Davis and Mrs Davis of 29 Lexington Ave, is recovering from a sprained right ankle suffered several days ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Lowell Davis
Glenn Davis
Davis
Lexington Ave
Logan Rise in Temperature Gives Spring Feeling
Spring arrived in Hocking County as temperatures rose to the low seventies drawing visitors to scenic areas. Fishermen were out in force with varying reports of success. Law enforcement noted limited activity with one minor accident on Sunday morning when a motorcycle struck a parked car owned by Carl Eugene Wharton on West Second Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Sheriff's Office
State Highway Patrol
Carl Eugene Wharton
Frank K. Tucker
Rockebridge
West Second St
Trapp Family Music Circle Highlighted At Logan Club
Mrs. Frederick W. Blume hosted a Saturday Club luncheon at Blosser's restaurant where Mrs. Carlos Gaffin spoke on the Trapp family of Austria. She described their escape in 1938, their Vermont summer music colony, and the Harpsichord virtuosity of the family in a rustic farmhouse turned chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Mountains
Vermont
Gaffin
Trapps
Austria
Franz Wasner
America
Trapp
D. A. Rannels
Ralph Poston
Emerson Poston
Russell Berlin
Blume
Amos Potts
Raymond Keairns
Jack Myers
Minnie Moore
Wilhelmine Deissle
Jack Pierce
Olivia Adams
Columbus
Anne Beattie
Granville
John Kramer
Marion Allen
John Strait
Berlin
Logan County House Guests From Area Arrive
Miss Anne Beattie of Granville visits Mr. and Mrs. Amos Potts on East Main Street. Miss Olivia Adams of Columbus visits her brother in law and sister, Dr and Mrs Jack Myers in South Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Beattie
Granville
Amos Potts
East Main St
Olivia Adams
Columbus
Jack Myers
South Logan
Army Chaplain to Speak at Logan Kiwanis Meeting
Col Edgar R Cochran Army chaplain from Ft Hayes Columbus will be the featured speaker before the Logan Kiwanis Club Tuesday evening. Kiwanis plans a square dance and cake walk with Richard Farmer as president naming Harold Bryan Frank Embree Joe Karshner and Howard Nowells to arrange the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Edgar R. Cochran
Ft. Hayes
Columbus
Logan Kiwanis Club
W. Denzil Weltner
Kiwanis Club
Richard Farmer
Harold Bryan
Frank Embree
Joe Karshner
Howard Nowells
Youth Meeting Set At Courthouse
Hocke ing County Committee on Youth and Children will meet Wednesday in the courthouse auditorium at 4 30 p m. Dr R L Zay as chairman reports. The subject is Survey for May 15th. Dinner at Blosser's restaurant at 5 45 p m with continuation until 7 30 p m in the downstairs banquet room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hockeing
Beekeepers To Meet At Logan High School
The Hocking County Beekeepers will meet at 7 30 p m Wednesday at Logan High School. Cyrus Carpenter the newly appointed bee inspector will be introduced. Officers are Jim Rutgers president and Carl Poling secretary. Refreshments will be served after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Logan High School
Cyrus Carpenter
Rockebridge
Jim Rutgers
Carl ¥ Poling
Local Marriage Licenses Listed for Logan Couples
John Edward Willison age 32 of Logan and Verna Huddy age 28 of Logan. Leonard K. Clay age 23 of Logan and Charlotte Kercher age 20 of Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Edward Willison
Logan
Verna Huddy
Leonard K. Clay
Charlotte Kercher
Plains PTA to Elect Officers on Tuesday
The Plains PTA will meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m in The Plains High School. Mrs Neva Thompson will preside as president and Mrs Emma Cade as secretary during the officer election. A program and a movie follow the social hour. Band Boosters meet beforehand to discuss new uniforms for the Plains School Band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
The
Plains Pta
Plains High School
Neva Thompson
Emma Cade
Band Boosters Club
Violet Bryan
Plains
Girl Scouts Backed by Chauncey Church Group
The First Church of Christ Chauncey Class voted to sponsor a new Chauncey Girls Lone Scout troop at an April meeting held at the Daugherty home. Mrs. Glenn Davis led, $100 was approved for a Hammond organ, and a kitchen addition was discussed. Jane Jackson and Andriew Simpkins won class awards. Edith Nye led devotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey—Friendship
First Church of Christ
Chauncey Girls Lone Scout
Glenn Davis
Arthur Bennett
Elwood Daugherty
McDaniel
Dresher
Jackson
Daugherty
Jennie Jackson
Andriew Simpkins
Edith Nye
Diana Nye
Gwen Davis
Donald
Carolyn Daugherty
Albert Jackson
Gilbert Courtney
Helen Courtney
Frank McDaniel
Kathryn McDaniel
Reena Simpkins
Carroll Tippett
Orpha Tippett
Dorothy Daugherty
Chalmer Poling
Donald Henry
Erman Roberts
Neva Dresher
Pauline Daugherty
Davis Family Visit from Chauncey to Sunbury
Mr and Mrs Glenn Davis of Chauncey and their relatives Janis Claudia and Gwenn Davis from 29 Lexington Ave visited Mrs Verna Beacon in Sunbury Ohio recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Glenn Davis
Lowell
Janis
Claudia and
Gwenn Davis
Lexington Ave
Sunbury
Davis
Verna Beacon
VFW Chauncey Auxiliary Installs Officers
Mrs. Letha Bolin, past Buchtel Auxiliary president, to install Chauncey Auxiliary officers Monday at 7 30 p.m. Refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Letha Bolin
Buchtel Auxiliary Vfw
Chauncey Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Legion Post to Meet Tuesday at 7:30 PM
The Legion Post to Meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. The Frederick Post of the American Legion invites members to attend the session for announcements and plans. GLOUSTER McCANN Frederick are noted as involved in the event.
Loyal Women's Class Meeting at Chauncey Church of Christ
Mrs Burg Johnston hosted the Loyal Women's Class meeting at Chauncey Church of Christ on Converse Street. Mrs Johnston led the business session, secretary’s report by Mrs Thomas Hamilton, devotions, Bible quiz by Mrs Alvira Shafer, readings by Mrs Jackson and Mrs Osborne, a contest by Mrs Homer Johnson, dessert served by the hostess, list of attendees including Mrs Martha Shaber and Mrs Inez Nye, next gathering set for May 11 at Mrs Kate Johnson’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Burg Johnston
Converse St
Chauncey Church of Christ
Johnston
Thomas Hamilton
Pendergrass
Alvira Shafer
Jackson
Osborne
Homer Johnson
Kate Johnson
Martha Shafer
Inez Nye
Nellie Brookins
Sylvia Osborne
Hattie Hamilton
Pauline Jackson
Florence Penderegrass
Bess Johnston
Dorcas Society Elects Officers at Chauncey Church
The Dorcas Society of Chauncey Seventh Day Adventist Church elected officers Mrs Minnie Palmer as president Mrs Juanita Lookado as secretary and Mrs Cynthia Karns as treasurer at a church meeting Plans for the work were discussed and a follow up meeting set for Wednesday April 26 at the church Present were Rev Benjamin Mowry Mrs Mowry Mrs Marinda Cruikshank Mr Minnie Palmer and Mrs Cynthia Karns and Mrs Juanita Lookado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey—Dorcas Society of
Chauncey Seventh Day Adventist Church
Minnie Palmer
Juanita Lookado
Cynthia Karns
Benjamin Mowry
Mowery
Marinda Cruikshank
Millfield Euchre Club Meets at Pyle Home
Mille field Euchre Club played at the home of Mrs. Florence Pyle with two tables. Amy Jo Moody won high, Frances Wallace placed second, Clara Theisen took low and a door prize. Hostess served a dessert course. Attending were Carson Sanders, Velma Wemmer, Janet Cole, Lizzie Patton, Amy Jo Moody, Clara Theisen, Frances Wallace, and Florence Pyle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Millefield Euchre Club
Florence Pyle
Amy Jo Moody
Frances Wallace
Clara Theisen
Carson Sanders
Velma Wemmer
Janet Cole
Lizzie Patton
Mrs Minnie Palmer Chauncey Visits Columbus Relatives
Mrs Minnie Palmer Chauncey and her granddaughter Janice Sue Stanley were in Columbus to visit relatives. Palmer visited her son and son in law Mr Glen Palmer. Janice Sue visited her mother Geneva Bryson and her father John Stanley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Minnie Palmer
Janice Sue Stanley
Columbus
Palmer
Glen Palmer
Janice Sue
Geneva Bryson
John Stanley
Also Mentioned on This Page
C. H. Harris
Amony
Iquuz
Courtt
Ferdinand F. Rempel
Ferdinand Frederick Rempel
Burr Oak
Mr. Byers
J-T
Kiwanis
Girl Scouts
VFW
Chauncey Church
Dorcas Society
Millfield Euchre Club
Pyle Home
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