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Bicentennial woodcarvings
Written by Helen Kaverman   
Monday, April 30, 2012 11:59 AM

Carved Indian with several members of the class of 1963 gathered to watch the carving including, from left, Dorothy Helmke, Carol Michel, Kenny Wieging, wood carver Doug Hoehn, Norma Maag, Jim Boehmer and Temi Cano.
Carved Indian with several members of the class of 1963 gathered to watch the carving including, from left, Dorothy Helmke, Carol Michel, Kenny Wieging, wood carver Doug Hoehn, Norma Maag, Jim Boehmer and Temi Cano.
Doug and Alice Hoehn raised their family in the state parks of Pennsylvania.  What a wonderful environment. Doug’s last assignment as Park Manager was at the Ohio Pyle State Park. He served in the park service for 32 years.  As retirement was drawing near they built a log home on a hill at Ohio Pyle. The town of Ohio Pyle is inside the park and shares the same name.
Ohio Pyle is from the language of our Native Americans, meaning White Frothy Water. The Youghigeny River runs through the park. The river falls are also located in the park. This river is a favorite spot for white water rafting.
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