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ES) Dthree in the CarJrrf? rate 7-r.d 1: m-i \ e full vsnt to Its urw^thlTamr'. My mother in 'ConiederaU',| 1-ai?ve- went out through, . , , .11 . window, sash ?nd a!!,lather in The Jiiloh. I know this 3*re Oilrstmichty st-al* reading: for someone that did not live there at this period.[ ?jn one of four in our family. Jolm was hue oldest (deceased). 1 the next, Bertha. then Or'.a who v.as named alter 0:1 a liankic. who lived out by tile five mile houM\ Remember when a ckcus ca;i:e to town and my father took me by one hand adUl carried my brother as he waft not old of us lo vvaik only tnnrt way, ;ls theshow grounds were 111 West 7,^nes-muutosI *# r -it\ -Giwhich 0:1 it. y \iocriII Back1 how-was inRemember AL P,uk11« hall fellow well met, who gave mo a 11 tie rosewood writing desk when I w-aa a buy.' My brother John ran the *tore for AI was never there. Also remember when T had k lltle wagon made by I/rvi Clark's, wagon maker and blacksmith, who had his shop aero* the street Ifrum Shaw's drug store. No little v.-ayons ready made then. I wan up or; Putnam hill mid ^ot a bov in the-watou with mr. then steered thejwagon straight down the lull, hit the vibe. Must have been two anu one-- rhalf miles to the show ground.^I top of r 'ofix nir on the track at the^ .J/bottom and went into the back yardfina.lv srr:i ih.err ami we Lame in, .. .. :• T - , 4 ____ ^: of John Bower s. Neither one of u.sthrough the menage rtf? tent Or. a,■■ . , . . , .! was hurl,errw fnglumeu at. ari oratnch andthere was ROi a thing my father could do to pacify him. You cculd hear him cry above the rc*tr of the lions, tilled! So we had to come b»\ck home aiitl weHem err. her the nld pump at Third and Mai:;, also one at Zar.e Hoir*1.! Remember the uhl sint« house that; was used for court house. Also the1filing t? tat. from\did not 'lt;n the inside of the circtn :»it't. No, of course I wasn't ni^ci! pvnv.n'b^:* Sdps jrhTi«-TO i colort: .Rills’ Houi*? where the Clarendon now.ties as. f_(1. •n.i: r ,v^0 ^., 5 ..eL tftiitly a co;n -• wul ediaii. Always went to his shop to get a laugh for his was infectious, This frl of cours-o way Years later went in Uk• this.mix*: *■■ ’or bvlt;v;ilan and ho had a man m the chair.stands. Used t-o look iti the windowj p. t Sfolzenbach* nt 1 lielr army of cake j etc. iJlo H.c-orit7, of Putnam delivered| hip bread In his two wheel t bo all night plBce* p.r.ri baked his bread Jr. the afternoon.Any old timer* who happen to Rcr if. kindlv write. Rdnember this Isrtmg e 01. play-C'Ur-4!. :i is —0:1-oii-dand:ol-:-ly ,%i' lathered and shaved on one side of' *^1 his face, then went cut and was gone aimply Ik* reflections of a hoy e rni; I a bout fifteen minuu’e. When he came hack the nuin ruarcd. Wh.hre I:; — you bcsr:?” Sila.s npeiud tip rum laug’.uhi and s.*ni-—was over to the liain C'VtUO jn Ris shop was first place from ike S. iv. O. deplt;;t.A word alwJ. Isa ah Robir.som c.ol-ori’r! 1 who slept in Dr. FarputTar s office 1:: Pu’.n?.nr }\r cmttip in \ iw nitwelve yc.arp old wlien he mover.! a. w ct y.Well they ^ay in Kouulula,Aloa h,W. K. Whit^,1V37 No. Crescent Bights Blvd. Hoi 1 vwood, C all fc mi a.;.n i\ ami 11 nun had left- a pt**cwl m; uII. J. J ohms ton n:ui John \vimlxrl, f Me 1 it cute, Tex., t.rapp*Ki ar. eighta c-;mTc lor over nirJY-. 1 ?-:i:s.it luilonketi;udi e-sed-i rl vrHi lit; I '• • r H* d ^ j • and vv as partye he win-3 he nuisc cvider.tlv iiruu^d iTo-- four gruy fox, 12tail wihicais and two iyr.x m a sm = lc trm into nearbr.- mountain s.
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Zanesville Signal
Zanesville, Ohio, US
Sun, Mar 31, 1935
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