Harris-Holcomb Nuptials Read At Gore EUB Church
Miss Phyllis Faye Harris and Dale Eugene Holcomb wed in Gore EUB Church with double ring service. Attendants wore pastel gowns. reception at Gore Fellowship Center attended by 100 guests. The couple resides in South Logan. she is a 1960 New Straitsville graduate and he a 1959 Logan High School graduate. Out‑of‑town guests traveled from Sayre Pennsylvania Elyria Haydenville Bremen and Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Faye Harris
L. D. Harris
Gore
Dale Eugene Holcomb
Everett Holcomb Logan
Gore Eub
Donald R. Hubbard
Earl Hicks
Robert Mohler
Mohler
Psycee Daubenmier
Suzana
Janet Daubenmier
Denise Ann Eberts
James Alan Morgan
Roger D. Harris
Mr. Holcomb
Elwood Harris
Larry Dean Harris
Terry Hol
Gore Fellowsip Center
Roger Moore
Ray Chute
Donald Vollmer
Ronald Morgan
Ronald Eberts
Teressa Lou Harris
Holcomb
Mohican Ave
South Logan
New Straitsville High School
Bremen
Raymond Keairns
Logan High School
Metal Powder Products Inc
Logan
Sayre
Elyria
Haydenville
Fellowship Center
Theresa Turner and Thomas Brandt Honored by Choir
After a church rehearsal the senior choir hosted a party at Westminster House for organist Theresa Turner and choir member Thomas L. Brandt. Gifts were given, dessert served, and garden flowers centered the table while a quartet and others sang. The guests list includes Ralph Poston, Harry Shaw, Walter Ott, and B G Greenman among numerous attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First United Presbyterian Church
Westminster House
Theresa Turner
Thomas L. Brandt
Harry E. Shaw
Walter Ott
Ralph Poston
B. G. Greenman
Robert W. McQuilkin
Richard Lewis
Carlos A. Gaffin
Harry Shaw
Fred Keller
Wilbur Lanning Jr
Richard Collison
Marjorie B. Rhoads
Minnie L. Bowen
Martha Steele
Bill Mock
John Busch
Local Social Calendar and Meetings Market Evening Events
Community groups list upcoming events at Pocahontas hall and various venues including Women of the Moose, Van Atta Marion, and Queen Vashti Rebekah Lodge. Potluck suppers, bake contests, and installation of officers accompany church and club gatherings. Readings, memorial services, 4H rummage sale, and a Farm Bureau advisory council meet. Meat loaf tips note salt levels in ground beef and pork sausage.
Versatile Salads and Camp Plans For Homemakers
Notes to Homemakers promotes a summertime salad bulletin with banana peanut butter and frozen fruit salad ideas. It also announces Ross-Hocking Camp Association adult camp ing program with Women’s Camp set for Sept 8 11 at Tar Hollow and a $5 registration credit toward a $12 total fee, contingent on 60 registrations. A furniture buying guide offers nine questions to guide purchases and upkeep, inviting readers to pick up the Selection of Furniture bulletin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross-Hocking Camp Association
Tar Hollow
Hocking
Birthday greetings/**
Happy Birthday Harold Heinlein Jr. and other youth honorees listed by name and address in a want ad style notice. The page catalogs multiple children and guardians, noting ages from 2 to 14 with their home locations and street addresses.
Rathburns Celebrate Golden 50th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Pearl Rathburn of Bellville celebrate their golden wedding anniversary on June 23 with an open house 2 to 4 p m at their Bellville Rt 2 farm location 1 miles west of Bellville on St Rt 97. Married June 21 1913 by Rev Schuyler E Sears Trinity M E Church Mt Gilead. They have five daughters a son thirteen grandchildren and twelve great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ship Methodist Church
Junction City
Pearl Rathburn
Bellville
Schuyler E. Sears
Trinity M. E
Mt. Gilead
Rathburn
Rathburns
Hocking County
Lester Smith
Centerbury
Jack Dougherty
Leslie Duffey
Logan Rt
Chester Higgins
Mt. Vernon
Earl Layman
Utica
Pearl Rathburn Jr
Miss Erma Sater Weds R G Smith in Maysville Church
Miss Erma Sater daughter of Mrs Frances Sater Gore and Paul Sater Plain City married Robert George Smith son of Mrs Geraldine Smith Bright Zanesville and George Smith Ironton. The ceremony was at 7 pm May 2 at Fellowship EUB Church Maysville Rd. The bride a Logan High School 1960 graduate worked for Commonwealth Tel Co and Mountain State Telephone Co at Lusk Wyoming. Mr Smith a 1962 Zanesville High School graduate works as a linotype operator for Herald News at Lusk. They reside at 412 Barrett Ave Lusk Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erma Sater
Frances Sater
Gore
Paul Sater
Plain City
Robert George Smith
Geraldine Smith Bright
Zanesville
George Smith
Ironton
Paul Brown
Eub Church
Maysville Rd
Logan High School
Commonwealth Tel- Co
Mrs Bownes to Visit Pomeroy Pythian Sisters
Mrs Sylvia Bownes of Logan District 11 deputy will make an official visit to the Pomeroy Temple tonight. She is accompanied by Mrs Grace Russell Mrs Roxy Wolfe and Mrs Edna Pierson all members of Logan Temple 57.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia Bownes
Logan
Pythian Sisters
Pomeroy Temple
Grace Russell
Roxy Wolfe
Edna Pierson
Logan Temple
D of A
Deshler - Hilton
Columbus
Irma High
Ashtabula
Wilkesville
Nelsonville
New Straitsville
Nelle Patton
Raymond Patton
High
Otts Return From Venezuela Visit With Daughter
Mr and Mrs Walter E Ott of 872 Warner Ave returned Tuesday night from a two week trip to Venezuela to visit their daughter Gretchen who is stationed in Cumana Sucre Venezuela with the Peace Corps She teaches English and tutors students and assists in a summer Peace Corps program The Otts and Miss Ruth Huseman visited Margarita Caripe Ciudad Bolivar and Canaima where they saw Angel Falls and the Avensa sponsored weekend trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter E. Ott
Warner Ave
Gretchen
Venezuela
South America
Otts
Columbus
Miami
Caracas
Jet
Cumana
Sucre
Peace Corps
Ruth Huseman
Cincinnati
Miss Ott
Monagas
Ciudad Bolivar
Visitors From Parma Visit Grandparents In Town
Charlie and Steven Winslow of Parma arrived Wednesday to stay with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. George C. Shaw on N. Walnut Street. They are children of Charles Winslow and Nancy Shaw. The Bailey family of Rockbridge Route 1 returned from Nashville Tennessee after visiting their son Sam who attends school there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie
Steven Winslow
Parma
George C. Shaw
N. Walnut St
Charles Winslow
Nancy Shaw
Raymond Bailey
Frank
Rockbridge
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harris-Holcomb
Rose Picardy
China
G. C. Murphy
Thomas Brandt
Hunter Street
Kenney and
Aileen Conaway
J. K. Rochester
Woman’s Relief Corps
Pocahontas Hall
Women of the Moose
Oh Power Co
Auditeciens
Marion Gra
AA F Aero Hospital
Kachelmacher Park
Potluck
Aie Bers
Meeng
Logan Chaparaie Tileas P.m. Ah Ae
Les Amies
Atethodist
Friends
Ewald Kmitter
Hocking Grange
Baking and Couttets
Webb Summit Farm Bureau Advisory Council
George Davis
Starretts 4H Club
Court Pa
License Bureau
Joseph Cantwell McBroom
Canal Winchester Park _ shelterhouse
Fairview Methodist Church
Midway
Specia Music
North Liberi
Ohio Power
Oakley Baker
Antioch Grange
Ewing Grange
Miss Sharon Baertsche
Home Economics
Happy
Harold (Skippy) Heinlein Jr
Daily News
John Cehrs
E. Hunter St
Valley Rutter
J. Floyd Wright
Lancaster
Fred A. Murray
Kirby Snyder
Fountain St
Leslie Higgins Ok Frazeers
Ralph Emerson
Jurgensmier
E. Second St
Ferne Lehman
Debra Sue Gang
Emerson F. Truax
Emerald L. Truax
Brian Scott Lattimer
Hill St
Kathy Bowlby
Kay Mundy Haskell
New Providence
Tenn
Cub Cooler
Sharff
Miss and Mrs
Steve Logan
Sharif
R. G. Smith
Mrs. Bownes
Pomeroy Pythian Sisters
Walter Otts
Orinoco River
Avensa Airlines
Bolivar
Canaima
Angel Falls
Jimmy Angel
Carl T
Johnson Co
Ney
Kroger
U.S. No. 1
Maine
Logan Kroger
Famous Brand Shoes
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