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u«u wjth a straight arm movement and the ball had to leave the pitcher’s hand between the hips and knee. No winding up, etc. They used a dead ball. Think the score was on both sides around fifty or sixty. On the other end of Putnam that ended at CoopermiU road was the stone quarry and the home of Hiram Dozer. Mr. Havera t?inny»rrj lift thf»r*I used to help nun pick grapes. Mr. Manson was sexton of Woodlawn in the seventies.Remember the wonderful bam of Prof. Merrick, who was with Sells Bros, circus? I remember when all the neighbors kicked about •‘Bibs tooting a horn. I remember when the smallpox was raging in Putnam. 1 was vaccinated by Dr. Farquhar who gave me fifty cents for the scab. I used to go down and talk to Elmer Smith who was in bed close to a window with the house quarantined, of course. If they found H out, 1 don’t know what they would have done.1 used to pump the pipe organ In Odd Fellows’ hall to supply the organ with air when they had a social. Just like the hod carrier, all he had to do was carry up a huge hod of mortar and the men laying brick did all the work. 1 always got 35 or 40cents, though* tot my effort
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Zanesville Signal
Zanesville, Ohio, US
Thu, Feb 08, 1945
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