Hospital Notes Summary From Local Admissions and Births
Fragmented report lists births at multiple addresses including Nelsonville and Athens Route 1. Admitted include Mrs. John Donaldson Route 5 and Robert Worthman Athens. Dismissals include Mrs. William Henderson and son and Floyd McCollister. Births noted for Charles Nelson and Larry Harris Gore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Keith Took
Nelsonville
Gary Minerd
Athens
Larry King
Shade
John Ray
John Donaldson
Glen Harriam Perry
Robert Worthman
William Shepard
New Hurshfield
Charles John Nelsonville
Larry ’ Harris
Gore
Local Parish Holiday Party Noted in Chillicothe District
The Rev Phyliss Lemaster attended a holiday party at Lancaster First United Methodist Church for ministers and wives of the Chillicothe district. William Winty visited Mr and Mrs Raymond Stover. Recent guests of Mrs Charles Nihteer included Mr and Mrs Raymond Brad and Joyce of Springfield and Mr and Mrs Robert Nihizer and son Darin of Logan. Mr and Mrs Edgar Ginther and son Mike of Waterford visited Ginther's mother Edna Ginther who is convalescing at the home of Mr and Mrs Albert Sparks. Mrs Genevieve Martin visited Mr and Mrs George Hamer of Brenten Route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyliss Lemaster
Lancaster First United Methodist Church
Chillicothe
Albert Sparks
Genevieve Martin
George Hamer
Brenten
Vinton Hometown Guests Share Weekend Visits
Weekend visitors travel between Columbus Langsville and Charleston while local families host dinners and gatherings. Notable guests include Larry Sayre, Mr and Mrs Crace, Mr and Mrs Sayre and Eddie Jack Crace, Dr Jane Poling, Wanda Lett and LeAnn, Mrs Ethel Thomas, and Mr and Mrs John Swisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor White Vinton
Larry Sayre
Columbus
James Crace
Richard Sayre
Eddie
Jack Crace
Jim Grace
Everett George
Dale McMillian
Jane Poling
James Higgins Bothan
Wanda Lett
LeAnn
Charleston
and Mirs
Harold Cottril
Langsville
Lucy Hartsook
Ethel Thomas
Middleport
John Swisher
Art
Tommy Metcalf
Mark
Kyger Community Notes and Visits Roll Call
Kyger area social page lists Ortha Roush visiting Cincinnati relatives and many local families hosting guests from Lancaster Cleveland Pickerington Troy Columbus Ravenswood Brighton and more. It notes Kyger United Methodist Church elected new officers and a Young Group Bible gift to the pulpit plus various family greetings from Lackland AFB and Newark. Michigan hockey: Giles Gagnon of Montreal scored three against Michigan. cousin Bernie Gagnon scored twice as Michigan defeated the Spartans 6 to 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary B. Sisson
Kyger
Ortha Roush
Cincinnati
Wendell Roush
Mained
Sherman Weimann
Lancaster
Carl Weimann
Rotaile Sopata
Ruth Rupe
Cleveland
Sopata
Nina Rupe
William Thaxton
Pickerington
Birs
Wendell Bradbury
Richard
Micky Hockman
Troy
Homer Hockman
Kygee United Methodist
Annabelle Sisson
Matinda Bradbury
Frances Conkle
Arthur Rupe
Mary Sisson
Linda Sisson
Joan Wamsley
Eugene Stevens
Porter
Richard Smith
Arthur Rupe Jr
Becky
Cynthia
Gallipolis
Kyger Methodist Youn Grovg
Kgger
Ada Ward
Ethel Syisher
Junior Ward
Wellston
Joe Roush
Columbus
Ed Spears
Robert Barnett
Ravenswood
Amanda van Kirt
Lark Napier
Brighton
Mich
Walter Rifel
James, Price
Lackland Afb
Tex
Bil Price
Wilmer Halftill
Ray Clark
Wayne Thompson
Cheshire
Homer Hock
Ray Snyder
Logan
Grover Cremeans
Ethel. Swisher
David Fulton
Georgia
Walter Rife
Huber Fulton
Hortie Roush
Iva Durst
Tom Erickson
Song
Newark
Michigan State
Giles Gagnon
Montreal
Michigan
Bernie ‘Gagnon
Spartans
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Pleasant Valley Hospital
Wuerits
Daugster
Ald ‘Smarth
Bruce Smith
Famsiener
Dorothy Kent
William Henderson
Raul Giacomm
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Gordon Rhone
Harry Burchfieldsonville
Clifford ‘Bryan, Grousier
Floyd McCollister
Wilbur Young
Haydenville
Washington’ Blvd
Belore, Ohio
Parkersburg
White Sale
Martex
Martex Splendor Towels
Vaereg
Tee
Wees
Sale Teg
Tub Mot
Wale
Vaole
Fale
Mark V Towels
Sontique
Dacron
Sneareres
Koolfoam
Sesseer- Oech
le Pitlows
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