Paul Freehling, Wally McKay and David Farris
(Taken in 1936 - according to license plate)
--Cal Freehling
Haiglerites 1 - 69 (Some of these have moved past the 70 mark!)
- Aaron Irwin - May 7th
- Bernice (Smith) Douglass - February 15
- CD Samler - January 19
- Cal Freehling - November 29
- Claudine (Wiley) Sterner - June 8, 1940
- Dan Leinen - September 10
- Dick Gregory - May 29, 1946
- Elaine (Adams) Corkle - July 29
- Eunice (Gregory) Richard - December 14, 1951
- George Sharp - March 27
- Glenda Smith - December 31
- Janice Irwin - December 27th
- Jerry R. Sampson - August 17
- Joanie Henderson - January 2
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- Joyce (Tucker) Lovenburg - Sep. 17
- Karen (White) Lindell - June 13, 1946
- Karen Harford - May 20
- LaVern Smith - January 12
- LaVeta (Smith) Blecha - January 12
- LeNeta Carlock - May 7
- LeeAnn Steinbeck January 30
- Leone (Gregory) Carlson - January 27, 1943
- Lloyd Douglass - March 18
- Marlin Crouse - May 7
- Mel Fisher - August 8, 1946
- Paul Freehling - May 23
- Sally Leinen - March 25
- Sharna Richardson - January 15, 1959
- Sherri Gregory - January 20, 1945
- Stanley Carlock - December 12
- Tim Steinbeck January 31
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- Posts about GOC
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- Donna and Dennis Workman
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- Galena & Gail Collicott
- Grand-daughters of Rae White
- John "Keefe" and Kiara Grace Schorzman
Paul Freehling, Wally McKay and David Farris
I have had several people ask me who Davis Farris was and I could not answer that question. I just got off the phone with Wally McKay and he answered it for me. Dave Farris parents owned a hardware store in Haigler on the west side of main street and in the early 1930's they moved to California. In 1936 Paul Freehling and Wally McKay took a trip to California in Paul's new 1936 Plymouth Coupe. They stopped at the Farris's in California and that is where the picture was taken.--Cal Freehling
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PS: I forgot to add that Wally also told me that Farris built the house that Grandmother Stute later lived in and is now owned by Haigler's famous JOHN BRUNSWIG.
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Calvin: I hardly remember the hardware store when the Farris family owned it. I sort of remember Dave Farris. He had two sisters. One, about my age, Jean, who I remember as visiting our neighbor, the Paul Kanode family. The Kanodes also had a daughter about my age. That would have been in the early 1920s. I think Perry Premer bought the store from Farris. The store was north of the Drovers and Traders State Bank. I don't know if it was just right next door or not. I am going to case main street the next time I am in town to see if I can determine just where it was. If you have other questions, feel free to ask them, although I might not be able to answer all of them. Don
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