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Just wanted to say Thanks. My grandmother Laura Bailey and my great Aunt Winona Bailey have had a wonderful time looking at these pictures and reminiscing about their days in Cherry Creek. Their father was Rev. Everett Bailey (1935-38).
You've done a wonderful job with this site.

Thanks again,
Heather Goins McAnally

Great Job Cuz !

Was in Cherry Tree For Mothers Day to visit My Mother Ruby Browning,she spoke with you and you sent her a map and some pictures.She enjoyed your visit very much.Your doing a great job.

I am so grateful for all the hard work and time that you have put into this site for all of us folks to gather and find our past once again. Thank you so much. I am so excited recently got into contact with two other folks and hopefully will be getting some needed information and pictures on my family that have passed on but are very much remembered. Thanks again....Jeanette

Hi Rober,!

You have a GREAT website here! A lot of hard work went into putting it all together, I'm sure. Thank you for inviting me...

Kathy

Lived in Cherry Tree between the two bridges.Ernest Browning of the Browning Brother was my stepfather.Rode the #50 school bus 1955-59.Elsie did agreat job.

I am from Logan, Mt. Gay, and Whites Addition ..... gradulated from LHS in 1968. Was good friends with Charles Nagy whose father ran Nagy grocery store. Best wishes to all my old friends.

You have a wonderful site. My great Aunt Juditha 'Ditha' (Steele) White and husband, Wallace White, were listed on the church membership register. They lived in Whites Addition. As a little girl, I can remember visiting the church. My great grandmother and great grandfather, Geo. W. & Susan (Thompson-Totten) Steele, lived in Monaville. Very enjoyable!

We were at Logan High School at the same time. I lived at Omar and graduated in 1955. I believe you were a sophmore. What a great job you have done with this. You revived so many of my memories especially the log cabin that we would always pass by on our way to Logan. I can't stress enough what a great job you have done. So many memories came back to me. Thanks again!

As I recall, in the late 50's the Handy Andy store building was used as a "juvenile club" dance hall. It could be that it was not until the mid-60's that it was a dance hall. There were some great dancers that frequented it. I seem to recall that one of the best was a girl named (I think?) Kathy Mounts who had lost the lower portion of her right arm. Wow! She could dance! I believe she had a sandy-haired brother who was also quite expert. My impression is that they were from the Cherry Tree area.

I began driving in '58. I remember those concrete bridges and had the same anxieties you did driving across them. It was some time later that I became somewhat comfortable with the 2-lane traffic.

I don't know how long after I started driving but one night I had a date with a girl from Chauncey. It was almost dark as I drove from Krogers toward Cherry Tree. After I made the right-hand turn to go toward Chauncey I was at about behind the Esso station when a bunch of guys jumped up in front of me waving their hands and shouting and stopping me. It turns out that I was driving smack toward a patch of concrete roadway being poured there.

A little bit of trivia you might not know is that there is an elephant buried at Whites Addition. It seems that a visiting circus had an elephant die and they ended up burying it there.

Keep up the good work! I will follow it!

As to Cherry Tree itself, during my late "junior" and "high" school days, my good friend Donald Steele's father ran the "Esso" station there. I recall Simon Gore as being "older" and his sister Judy being my contemporary. Cherry Tree was one of those "unauthorized" bicycle trips for me during those days. Donald probably made "unauthorized" trips to Verdunville to court (or attempt to court) Barbara DeWitt who earlier-on was my J.B. Ellis 6th grade classmate.

It seems that Cherry Tree and Thompson Towners went through much the same adventures during those days. I recall that we had a "boy's club" which had a "boxing club" arena in a dirt-floor old wooden garage building there.
Your reference to boxing leads me to recall an incident I had with one of "your" White's Addition fellows. He is Euhl Damron ('60) and was a good friend and a closer friend to Roger "R.B." Avis (Adams?) a younger brother to "Tubby" and Raymond and a '60 guy too. I hung out mostly at the Avis house and Euhl would come to visit there from time-to-time. Anyhow, over a period of time I was urged by Euhl and R.B. to box Euhl. For whatever reason (perhaps that I was bigger than Euhl) I declined for some time. Finally, I said okay and we donned gloves which were always present. Very shortly, I gave Euhl a bloody nose which displeased me immensely but it ended the match. There was never any will between us and we usually laughed about it when it came up.

Robert, I just stumbled onto your site and I enjoy it very much. I am very impressed with your writing skills.

M y name is Douglas Dempsey (LHS Class of '60). I lived on Mud Fork at Thompson Town. We moved there from Latrobe on Buffalo Creek in time for me to do the 6th grade term at J.B. Ellis School. Unless your mother taught that class, I would not have known her, and frankly, I don't know who my teacher was.

I gather that you are Class of '58. I remember some of that class. My 1960 contemporary and good friend Larry Kelly is married to Rose Perovich whom I think is '58. I think my cousins Naaman "Tubby" Adams and Raymond Adams (from Thompson Town) were '58 too. Those fellows are sometimes referred to with a last name of "Avis" for some reason which I never delved into.

Hello Bob,
Just stopping in as I love to read the guestbook. I hope you are doing well.
My Uncle Ray Smith from Cherry Tree is in his 80's and doing very well.
Write soon, Judi
dau of Bill and Ruth Smith Clark formerly of Logan

My grandfather was Thamer Browning. He was one of the "Browning Brothers" mentioned on your website. I so enjoyed reading your website. Thank you very much for putting it all together.

Thank you for your research. Frances Jane was the sister of my Great Grand Father. My web site above is a collection of this information.

Where did you get the maiden name of Anna Tarkany as being Stercz? She was a sister to my grandfather, Andrew Stultz. There were five siblings in Anna's family. I'm wondering if they changed the spelling of their name when they came to the US. Although, the rest of the family went by Stultz. My grandfather and grandmother were very active in the Pilgrim Holiness Church at Cherry Tree. I didn't see their name on the list. We visited Sister Hickman and Emma Sexton when they lived in Logan. They lived in an apartment across the street from the old Logan Central Junior High up on the hill.

Was directed to your site by Frank Thompson (Whites Addn.) You definitely dug deep and produced a masterpiece of memories. Thank you for your work.
Herbert Harvey Whites Addn. 1952-1963

Happy New Year Robert.Hope all is well with you.Your site looks good.Take care.Bob

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