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Date Posted: 20:51:15 03/05/03 Wed
Author: Linda Strother 71
Author Host/IP: dialup-65.56.211.166.Dial1.Raleigh1.Level3.net / 65.56.211.166
Subject: Re: Poage, Putnam, & Paul Blazer
In reply to: Kevin Burton '70 's message, "Re: Poage, Putnam, & Paul Blazer" on 21:59:07 03/04/03 Tue

>I cant say that I remember the names of the stores but I remember stopping every day for years. I remember so much time spent at the Dairy Cheer. Ihave been away from Ashland for a long time. Its great to exchange memories as we each remember different things.

Is that underpass still there? I can recall it smelled pretty bad!

We should have a reunion soon. we did not have one this year. The last one we had that I knew about was in the 90's. I suggest we have an informal gathering this year something. I know a few folks that would love to hang out and re hash old times.

Linda

>hey linda, wasn't the store on beech and old 13th
>named rose's market, good god, we stopped there
>evryday on the way home from hager and putnam. lived
>in midland heights. had to walk through the underpass
>to get across 13th street or walk up the stairs, and
>go to the dairy cheer and get some ice cream and try
>and dart across 13th without getting hit or droping
>any, talk about the good old days.....

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