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Portrait photograph of Frances Feagans.

This photograph was used in the 1925 Woodstock High School yearbook, "Connecting Links".

Frances, or "Frankie" to her high school friends, graduated from the high school that year.

Oscar Hottel farm located 2 miles east of Woodstock near Reservoir Road.

Pictured left to right are: Allie (Feagans) Hottel, her daughter Helen (Hottel) Fahnestock, Allie's husband Charles Hottel, and their son, W. Jacob Hottel.

Some of the…

They are:

Front row, left to right:
?, ?, Mary Catherine (Stickley) Feagans, ?, James Clower.

Second row:
?, ?, ?, ?, ?

Third row:
French Boyer, Josephine (Newman) Davis (in front of French), Louis Glenn Locke, ?, ?.

Fourth…

Portrait photograph of Delane (Keller) Holtzman as a young woman with flowers in her hair and wearing a faux pearl necklace.

Born in Maurertown in 1902, she was the daughter of Philip Nevin and Mary Roberta (Spiker) Keller. Her siblings were…

Oscar Hottel farm located 2 miles east of Woodstock near Reservoir Road.

Pictured left to right are: Allie (Feagans) Hottel, her husband, Charles Hottel, their daughter, Helen (Hottel) Fahnestock, and their son, W. Jacob Hottel.

Some of the…

Photograph of the Hottel family in front of their farm house, known as the Oscar Hottel farm.

Pictured are: Winifred Jacob Hottel (on the horse), his father, Charles, Allie (Feagans) Hottel (holding the bridle of the other horse), and Helen…