Levering Reunion Draws 54 Descendants in Logan Area
Fifty four descendants of John and Anna Levering gathered at Rachel Macher Park for the seventh annual reunion. Ray Clark was elected president and Norma Harden secretary treasurer for next year. Attendees included multiple Levering families from Columbus Wellston Lancaster Logan Nelsonville and New Plymouth among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
Cloyee May
Wellston
Edward Pittman
New Plymouth
Lloyd Pittman
Thomas Pittman
Judith Ann Hoover
Logan
Harry Burchfield
Henry Levering
Donna Giffin
Clara Gleason
Earl Carroll
Bud Levering
Herman Bumgardner
Lee Harden
Ed Levering
James Levering
Nelsonville
Allen Family Reunion and Local Notices feat Sunday events
NELSONVILLE report covers the Allen family reunion at John and wife Allen home with a large attendee list and basket dinner. Other items note Major H Davis 33 stationed in Germany with Seventh Army, and Kenneth Warling to speak at First Methodist Church. Also Pleasanton visitors to Raymond Juniper. YORK board of education meets Saturday at 9 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Maj. H. Davis
Llewellyn A. Davis
Seventh U. S. Army
British Staff College
Hampshire
England
Davis
Seventh Army
Germany
Eve
Kenneth Warling
Baltimore High School
First Methodist Church
Charles Graham
Buchtel
York Local Board of Education
York School
Buchtel Seeks Route 216 Relocation For Safer Path
Buchtel Village Council asks Ohio Highway Department to move State Route 216 from Snow Fork Crossing through Buchtel using the abandoned C and D Railroad right of way. State plans to improve Route 216 from Nelsonville to Buchtel. Council believes the 60 to 100 foot wide rail ROW could be obtained at little or no cost and would remove dangerous hill and curves into Buchtel near Bessmer and near Routes 675 and 216.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchtel
Ohio Highway Department
Snow Fork
Nelsonville
Bessmer
Chauncey Area Personal Notes From Chauncey
Chauncey residents report visitors and family gatherings across the area. Mrs Richard Stalder and two daughters visited Dayton relatives with extended family, while Eugene Gildersleeve and Harold Kramer were guests of local hosts. Numerous families hosted kin from Columbus Athens and Wheeling with plans for a band camp picnic on Sunday collecting silverware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Stalder
Dayton
Leslie Kittle
Hollis Stalder
Helen Tatman
Danny
Deidre O’neil
White Cottage
Erma Roberts
Everett Taylor
Lester Shumway
Bill Crutcher
Wheeling
W. Va
Shumway
Phil Smith
William Young
Columbus
Dan Johnson
Robert Smith
Sandra
Patricia
Athens
Sandra Smith
Willard Simonton
Willard Love
Albany
Ann Simonton
Dane Osborne
Don Schneider
Earl Bumpas
Brenda
Mary Lou
Charles Sweeney
Lena Bumpas
Ona B. Fain
Dallas
Tex
Charles P. Sweeney
Anna Collins
Madelyn Kish
Cleo Thomas
Thomas Dew
Guy Spaulding
Chauncey-Dover
Wooten Rites Held Monday
Funeral services for Clarence Herbert Wooten 77 a Murray City resident were held in Fostoria where he had lived since 1928 and died after a year long illness Burial was in Fountain Cemetery He was born in Jackson to Thomas and Julia Wooten a member of the EUB Church Surviving are his second wife Ruth three daughters Thelma Elizabeth Rachel Sands Lovella Rasey two sons Gerald and Cecil a sister and many grandchildren He outlived his first wife Nell Martin buried 1904 1921
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray City
Clarence Herbert
Bert) Wooten
Fostoria
Wooten
Fountain Cemetery
Mr. Wooten
Jackson
Thomas
Julia Fields Wooten
EUB Church
Ruth
Thelma Eisabeth
Rachel Sands
McComb
Lovella Rasev
Bryan
Gerald Wooten
Cecil Wooten
Tucson
Ariz
Henry Works
West Union
Nell Martin
Judy
Columbus
John Jack
Lawrence Wooten
Springfield
Mount St. Mary Hospital Admissions and Local Social Notes
Hospital notes list numerous births and admissions from Glouster Nelsonville and nearby towns with one blood unit used. BOOSTERS TO DANCE signs report York Athletic Boosters sponsoring a dance at Buchtel Gym with Bob Smart band. BOARDS HOMECOMING notes Leart Baptist Church homecoming scheduled Sunday with preaching and special singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchtel
York Athletic Boosters
Buchtel Gymnasium
Bob Smart
Letart
Parade of Hills Opens in Nelsonville with 80 and Older Honors
The 1962 Parade of the Hills in Nelsonville kicks off Sunday with co chairs Rev. John Lloyd Evans and Rev. Ted G. Faulconer guiding events led by General Chairman Charles Corrigan. An over 80 program includes a noon picnic, octogenarian rally, morning church services, Helen and Billy Scott entertainment, and a king queen election to ride in the parade and appear at Old Timers Day. The event culminates in a street parade Thursday night with participation from the 80 group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
John Lloyd Evans
Ted G. Faulconer
Charles Corrigan
John H. Coker
Coker
Lic
Elks Club
Helen
Billy Scott
First Baptist Church
Elks Dining Room
Model Car Contest Added Attraction for Parade Week
Nelsonville hosts a model car contest as part of Parade of the Hills week on the K of P Building second floor. Public viewing Tuesday through Saturday 1 to 4 pm and Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday 7 to 9 pm. Entries taken Monday 1 to 4 pm. Judging covers beauty, workmanship, interior, paint, originality, engine, undercarriage, safety, trunk, display and class representation.
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Nelsonville
K. of P
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John Allen
New Marshfield
Harley Allen
William Wolf
Paul Allen
Harry Campbell, Jr
Floyd Allen
Ben Allen
Don Allen
Larry Fultz
Union Furnace
David Eades
Pat
Mike
Judy Ogg
Jesse Allen
Carbondale
Seth Smith
Earl la Follette
London
Major Davis
Robert Juniper
Robert
Steven
Pleasanton, Calif
Mr. Juniper
Raymond Juniper
W. Franklin Sr
Juniper
Philadelphia
Francis Gary Powers
Russia
Barbara
Milledgeville
Chauncey
Mrs. Ball
Trimble Personals
Joseph Barrett
John
Icy Barrett
Indiana
Phillip Hall
William Napper
Marvin Rinehart
Cincinnati
Murray City Eagles
David Roberts
Don Lewis
Red Men’s Hall
The
Rhythm Kings
Mount ST. Mary Hospital
Ralph Davis
Glouster
Fred Anderson
Donald Coleman
McArthur
Wilma Campbell
Eileen Toth
Mary Reynolds
Selma Forsythe
Anna Clemans
Hamden
Edward Ervin
Donna Hansel
New Straitsville
Joseph Maroon
David Starlin
Corning
Aretha Cordell
Rendville
Rita McKee
Gaston Pierce
Lewis Gloeckner
Ray Hoke
David Davis
Bertha Everett
Deborah Whitmore
Mary Trowbridge
Geneva Crain
Roseville
Anna Sewards
Imogene Bookman
Anna Barnhart
Louise Johnston
Cochocton
Sonja Sutton
the Messenger
Ohio
Bill Davis
Gary Barron
Panamas
Milanos
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