Starr Church Unit Meets for Christmas Basket Plans
The WSCS of Starr United Methodist Church met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Carter with Mrs. Joyce Carter, Mrs. Arlene Carr, Mrs. Etta Weed, and Mrs. Lafe Eggleston in attendance. Mrs. George W. Carter gave the prayer and Mrs. Ruth Williams of Union Furnace attended as a guest. The group planned three Christmas baskets and sent cards to Mrs. Robert Carter and to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stevens of Middlesex England, visitors in Starr for 18 months. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furnace
Robert Carter
Charles Stevens
Middlesex
England
George R. Carter
Starr
Forfeit For Throwing Junk In Monday Creek
Logan two residents of Carbon Hill forfeited bonds in county court for unlawfully disposing of trash in a stream. Daniel Mays and Michael Steven Coe were arrested by State game protector Marvin Nungester on Oct. 25 and Dec. 12 for dumping trash into Monday Creek in Ward Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LOGAN
Carbon Hill
Daniel Mays
Marvin Nungester
State of Ohio
Monday Creek
Michael Steven Coe
Nungester
Ward Township
Mrs Keller Hosts Yuletide Dinner At Home
Mrs Rex Keller hosted a Christmas dinner for 22 at her Zanesville Avenue home. The meal featured a turkey dinner and a gift exchange with many relatives and friends in attendance from Obetz Columbus Logan and surrounding towns. A sister long distance call and a letter were read from family unable to attend.
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Logan
Rex Keller
Zanesville Ave
Christmas Dinner Guests Fill Homes Across Area
A long list of families and friends plan holiday meals and visits across the region. Many households host relatives from nearby towns and cities including Charlotte Philadelphia Columbus Huntington and Clemson University students join their families for Christmas Day dinners.
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Mother
Roy Woomer
Burdette Addition
Connie
Charley Pace
Charlotte
N. C
W. S. Waldie
North Main Street
Fred Matchinski
Chillicothe
Chester A. Roush
Mt. Vernon Ave
H. Raymond Andrews
Charleston
Billy Joe Howard
New Haven
Larry LeMasters
Philadelphia
J. H. Farley
Point Pleasant
W. C. Bowie
Peter
Bluefield State College
William H. Bowie
Clarksburg
John Teel
Huntington
Charles Proffitt
Ripley Road
Kathy Wiggins
Don Wiggins
Clemson University
Jimmy
Studnet
University of Tennessee
Jim Wiggins
Meadowbrook
Charles McCulloch
Winfield Road
Roy R. Eshenaur
Marquette Ave
Dave Carr
Tallahasee
Fla
Bob Eshenaur
Orlando
Ruth Eshenaur
Carbondale
Ill
Oliver C. Eshenaur
Orville
F. W
Elizabeth Johnson
Ohio St
Bill Capehart
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Starr Church
Athens Tile & Marble
Joe Tritipo
W. Union St
Athens, Ohio
Theodore D. Adams
Lancaster
Henry A. Cooke Jr
Ironton
David H. Russell
Cuyahoga Falls
Lyman I. Phillips
Newark
Michael Ramon Smith
Frederick E. Stump
Laurelville
George W. Morehead
Allen Park
Mich
James Stilwell
Boris Eugene Wharton
Athens
Gerald M. Moore
Sugar _ Grove
Mrs. Keller
John Seymour
Obetz
Virgil Seymour
Columbus
Lena Woodruff
Charles Mecum
Portsmouth
John Mecum
Jacksonville
Grace Mecum
Glouster
Jack Mecum
Tammy
Pontiac
Marion
Nelsonville
Dora Calentine
Henry Hazelton
New Lexington
Howard Beveridge
Kenneth Severens
Delran
N. J
Harley Hartley
Mossman Circle
Frank Capehart
Park Drive
Florida
John Osher
Eleanor Sayre
George Sprenger
Fourth St
Thomas Gall
Moundsville
Louis Silvers
Jefferson Ave
Elza Martin
Phyllis Martin
Rex
Kenny
Art Gelwicks
Arthur Gelwicks
Harry Rhodes
Tom Walters
Mason Blvd
James Mourning
Dale
Julie
Michael
David Walters
Amy
Chris
St. Albans
Goldin Mourning
Middleport
Vern Filson
Frank Filson
Charles H. Stone
C. C. Stone
Frank Roush
Harry Roush
Louise Stone
Oxford
Carl Morrison
Dunbar
T. L. Morrison
Lincoln Avenue
Charles Musgrave
Morgantown
Raymond Musgrave
Old Town Road
Charles White
Musgrave
Columbus Road
Dunlap’s
Ohio
Christ
West Union Street
Donald K. Barstow
Insurance Agency
Don Barstow
Mill St
W. B. Drake Security Bank Bldg
Dwight H. Rutherford
John D. Clark
Izes
Tova
W. Would
Merry Chistmas
Koons Music Store
South Court Street
South Court ST
Walgreen Drugs
Stimson
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