Vollmer Hahn Rites Unite Elizabeth Vollmer and James Hahn
The Rev. Fr. James Geiger officiated at St. John's Catholic Church as Elizabeth Vollmer and James Hahn exchanged vows May 1. The bride wore a silk peau de soie gown with lace and a chapel train. attendants included Nancy Waugh. Reception followed in the school hall as the couple, now living at 142% W Second St, began their married life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Catholic Church
James Geiger
Elizabeth Vollmer
James Hahn
Raymond Vollmer
Culver St
Jacob Hahn
Hill St
Sterling Anderson
Edward Dalton
Nancy Waugh
John Hahn
Randy Vollmer
Joe Hahn
Marie Moore
Phyllis Linton
Belva Vollmer
William Hahn
Dorothy Wyckoff
Jane Hahn
Jill Hahn
Ruthann Vollmer
Joe Thomas
Second St
Holbrook-Young Reunion Attended By Hocking Couple
Mr and Mrs Lewis Holbrook of Logan Rt 2 attend a Holbrook-Young family reunion. The oldest member present was J Mander Young of Tarlton. Attendees included Smith Young and family Columbus Marion Kingston Circleville and others. Reverend Gene Adams of Indiana led songs and a sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Holbrook
Logan Rt. 2
Holbrook-Young
Holbrook
J. Mander Young
Tarlton
Smith Young
Columbus
Watson Young
Marion
James Holbrook
Wayne Holbrook
Kingston
Earsel Young and Family
Circleville
Emery Keaton
Clinton Holbrook
Gene Adams
Indiana
Local Social Calendar Highlights Multiple Group Meetings
Cadette Troop 871 meets at Trinity United Methodist Church 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Bring first aid books and clues. J K Rochester Post 326 and Woman's Relief Corps host a birthday potluck at 6 p.m. with games prizes. Senior Citizens meet at old hospital building 7:30 p.m. Daughters of America gather 7:30 p.m. Wear white dresses. Adult Education Club 7:30 p.m. at Red Cross rooms hosted by Mrs. Bea Walters and Mrs. Warren Palsley. Social Order Beauceant meets 7:30 p.m. Last session before summer recess at Mason ic Temple. Thursday Sewing Club at Mrs James Barker’s home carry-in lunch at noon. Marion Grange supper 6:30 p.m. followed by 8 p.m. meeting. Squaw Club 6 p.m. at Brandt’s Mecca Room. Hocking Grange 8 p.m. refreshments. Queen Vashti Rebekah Lodge 7:30 p.m. Goodwill Farm Bureau Advisory Council 7 p.m. potluck bring own table service and beverage. Logan Assembly 164 Rainbow for Girls 1:30 p.m. Officers practice for initiation at Masonic Temple. For Girls 7 p.m. Initiation wear formals. Eastern Stars and Masons invited.
Davises celebrate 25th wedding anniversary with barbecue
Mr and Mrs George Davis of Logan Route 4 marked their silver wedding anniversary Saturday with a home barbecue. Daughters Donna Delaine and Debbie and guests Chris Anderson Susie Baker attended. The cake bore two bells and red roses. The couple wed June 2 1946 in Glouster with Rev Paul Brown officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Davis
Logan Rt. 4
Donna
Delaine
Debbie
Chris Anderson
Susie Baker
Ramey C. Nutter
Mrs. Davis
Glouster
Paul Brown
Clinton Poling
Nazarene Missionary Society Deepens Faith at Church Meeting
The Nazarene Missionary Society met at the Church of the Nazarene and re elected officers including Marie Johnson and Blanche Aurand. Dorothy Courtney led prayers and gave talks on prayer fasting and missionary life, with reports on Jamaica Honduras New Guinea and Cuba under Castro. A radio gift for a departing missionary was noted and the meeting closed with a prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Missionary Society
Church of the Nazarene
Marie Johnson
Blanche Aurand
Floyd Thompson
Fontella Mills
Charles Ringhiser
Tom Stimson
Dorothy Courtney
Jamaica
Honduras
New Guinea
George Riley
Earl Blair
Harold Johnson
Sharon Riley
Old Auto Club Plans Election of New Officers
Hocking Valley Historical Vehicles Club held a meeting after 11 antique vehicles participated May 31 in the New Straitsville Moonshine Festival parade. Seven antique cars were present May 30 for the Kiwanis car show at Circleville. The June 24 meeting at 8 p.m. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Ricketts of Shawnee will include the election of officers. All members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking Valley
Visitors Return From Florida Trip
Mrs Verna Rheinscheld of Logan Route 1 Mrs Fred Heigle of Sugar Grove and Miss Rosalie Rheinscheld of Circleville returned home Saturday after visiting relatives and friends in Florida They stopped in Largo to see Mrs Freda Braley and Mrs Modella White and the Rheinschelds stayed at Lehigh Acres with Mr and Mrs C H Riggs and Mr and Mrs Pat Grandstaff Mrs Heigle visited the Riggs home Thursday for an overnight stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verna Rheinscheld
Logan Rt. 1
Fred Heigle
Sugar Grove
Rosalie Rheinscheld
Circleville
Florida
Heigle
Riggs
YWCA Picnic At Chillicothe Veterans Hospital
Logan YWCA chapter sponsored a picnic for Chillicothe Veterans Hospital patients last Thursday. Attending from Logan were Mrs Mary Beougher Mrs Warner Lehman Mrs Douglas Sigler Mrs Charlie Bryant Mrs Pearl Mohler Mrs Beverly Lehman Mrs Floyd Matheny and guest Mrs Richard Hartman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
The
YWCA
Chillicothe Veterans Hospital
Mary Beougher
Warner Lehman
Douglas Sigler
Charlie Bryant
Pearl Mohler
Beverly Lehman
Floyd Matheny
Richard Hartman
Texas Leads Nation in Railroad Miles
Texas boasts more railroad mileage than any other state in the Union, underscoring its vast network and pivotal role in national transportation.
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Texas
State
The
Union
Retirement Discussed By Russell Circle
Esther Russell Circle of Trinity United Methodist Church meets in June with topic Retirement Boon or Bore. Mrs Addison Frey leads a discussion on happy retirement. 17 members, one guest and two new members attend. scripture read by Mrs John Hamilton from Psalm 16.1 2 5 9 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addison Frey
Esther Russell
Trinity United Methodist Church
John Hamilton
Birthday Greetings and Closing Prayer Listing
A list of birthday wishes names several individuals with addresses and ends noting a closing prayer given by Mrs. Frey. The segment reads like a community greetings page featuring residents from multiple streets and towns.
Logan Twigs Represented At Conference
Five women represented four Logan Twigs at the Ohio Hospital Association district conference for hospital auxiliaries in Athens at the Ohio University Inn. James Boyce welcomed the group from O Bleness Hospital, and a business meeting followed. The association lists 81 000 volunteers with over three million service hours in 1970. Dr. David Caul spoke on drug abuse, followed by a Q and A session. A tour of O Bleness Hospital closed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Twigs
Ohio Hospital Association
Ohio University Inn
Athens
James Boyce
O’bleness Hospital
David Caul
Athens Mental Health Center
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Maytag Gibson
KitchenAid
Hoover
Frank Frazier
Hunter Street
Ohio
Hocking
Ernest Adams
Mechanicsburg, Pa
William Rheinscheid
Arcadia Acres Nursing Home
Butte Knits
Winter Butte
Wool and Dacron
Sharif
West Main Street
J. K. Rochester
Woman’s Relief Corps
Old Hospital
W. Main St
Daughters of America
Red Cross Rooms
Bea Walters
Warren Palsley
Masonic Temple
James Barker
Star Rt
Marion Grange
Ozilla Skinner
Velma Shaw
Brandt’s Mecca Room
Vernie Congreve
Hocking Grange
Vashti Rebekah Lodge
Goodwill Farm Bureau Advisory Council
Ray Grossman
Logan Assembly
Rainbow
Eastern Stars
Masons
George Davis
West Hunter Street
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Old Auto Club
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Logan Gates
Veterans Hospital
Russell
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Ted Kennedy
Pansy Derr
Mary Sweazy
Aeprands - Beer
East Main Street
Happy
Mrs
Luther Herron
Tom Saunders
John Mowrey
New Plymouth
John E. Miller
Gregory Lee Conner
W. Front St
Arthur H. Keplar Jr
Roy Beougher
W. Hunter
Debra Reynolds
Danny Lee Coakley
South Bloomingville
Ella Sheppard
Furnace St
Timothy Allen Lawrence
Rodney D. Waugh
Charles H. Lyke
Louise Ave
Gary Lee Knapp Jr
Carl
Bobbie) Littlejohn
S. High St
Logan Home Furnishings Co
Happy Family Chair
La-Z-Boy
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