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POTTSTOWN >> It was a time of sadness for both Pottstown and Boyertown Saturday afternoon.
The Trojans, needing two conditions to take place in order to qualify for the District 1 playoffs — a win over the Bears and a loss by Pope John Paul in its game with Methacton — didn't get the one it could control. They were topped by their guests, 21-14, in this Pioneer Athletic Conference divisional crossover game between the league's fifth-place teams: Pottstown from the Frontier Division, Boyertown from the Liberty.
"We had the opportunity," Pottstown head coach Gary Rhodenbaugh said, "but we gave it away."
The sadness for Boyertown (3-7) came in the team's huddle following its last game of the season, when head coach George Parkinson informed the players he was stepping down from the post he held for three years. Parkinson leaves with a 13-17 overall record, having posted 5-5 records the first two seasons.
"I started on this (Grigg Memorial) field 27 years ago, coaching little league," he said. "It's ironic that I'm ending here."
Though unaware of the game's significance for the program until it was over, the Bears made it a fitting finale for Parkinson. They built a 21-point lead in the first half, then weathered a late surge that saw the Trojans (2-8) drive for touchdowns on what would be their last two possessions of the game.
Pottstown ended up short in its "Pink Out Game" when Boyertown, getting the ball back with little more than six minutes remaining, ran the clock out with an 11-play possession covering 70 yards to the Trojan three. The Bears ran the ball exclusively on the drive, quarterback Ayden Mathias sharing the duties with Nicholas Moccia, Chris Berry and Marcus Thomas.
"At the end, we had real nice play calling," Mathias, a sophomore playing behind center for the third time in a varsity contest, said. "We were able to not give predictions to the defense, to get yards. It was one of the best drives of the game."
The ball literally took some Boyertown-friendly bounces in the early going.
Three plays into the game, Jerry Kapp intercepted a pass from Pottstown quarterback Owen Morton — one that was tipped by the intended target — at the Boyertown 32. The Bears covered the 68 yards to the end zone on eight plays, another tipped pass figuring in the scoring drive capped by a 22-yard connection from Mathias (7-for-13, 101 yards) to Kapp at the 7:07 mark.
The Bears got the ball back one play after the ensuing kickoff, Marcus Thomas recovering a Pottstown fumble at the Trojan 27. Jonathan Stahl worked the ball down to the 11, and Thomas (nine carries, 53 yards) got it to the two before bursting through his right tackle for the score at the 5:40 mark.
"Boyertown made plays when it had to," Rhodenbaugh said. "We had our share of missteps, but we had a lot of kids who played hard."
The Bears got a third score with 2:52 left in the first half. Mathias, the team's leading rusher with 71 yards on 13 carries, went 57 yards around his left end two plays after Kyle Kooker intercepted Josiah Wiggins at the Boyertown 34.
"I'm extremely pleased with his play," Parkinson said of Mathias, who was coming off a game with Norristown where he had three completed passes for 48 yards. "He's getting better and better. He didn't get many reps, but stepping in as a sophomore and doing the job … it's exceptional."
Mathias noted two previous games — against Perkiomen Valley and Norristown last weekend — helped forge his emergence as a varsity quarterback, and Boyertown's turnaround in its finale. The Sept. 30 game with the Vikings (a 30-0 loss) saw him complete just one pass for six yards while being intercepted twice, and in last weekend's 20-14 loss to the Eagles he watched the way Norristown celebrated its scores.
"It was a good season-ender," he said. "We had three games in the losing streak (PV, Owen J. Roberts, Spring-Ford) where they scored 111 points against us. And last week hit home for us. We brought that to practice this week.
"It worked pretty well today, nicer than at PV."
With its passing game shut down by Boyertown — Morton and Wiggins a combined 0-for-5 with the two interceptions — Pottstown ran its way back into winning contention. Isaiah Mayes emerged as the workhorse with a game-high 164 yards on 31 carries, while Wiggins and Morton scored on successive second-half possessions.
Wiggins (five carries, 45 yards) went around his right end for a three-yard scoring run with four minutes left in the third. Boyertown followed with a drive extending over into the fourth, only to see it end at the Pottstown 20 when Aaron Diamond intercepted Mathias.
The Trojans' ensuing march used 10 plays to get the ball to the Bear five, from which Morton (35 yards on four totes) went five around his left end to make it a 21-14 game following his conversion run. Boyertown was assessed a 15-yard penalty on the ensuing kickoff, Pottstown set up at the Bear 45.
"We had a hard decision to make when we scored," Rhodenbaugh said. "We opted to use the penalty to get field position, but it didn't pan out."
The Bears' clock-eating drive got a timely save from Ryan Zern, the senior lineman recovering a fumble at the Trojan three with about a minute left. Boyertown was able to run off the remaining time after picking up four chain-moving first downs on the 11-play possession.
"The kids knew it (game) was on the line," Parkinson said, "and they gave it everything they got. I was mostly happy with their discipline, and the way they played four quarters."
At present, Pottstown has its traditional Thanksgiving Day contest with Owen J. Roberts (Nov. 24 in Bucktown) on the schedule.
"I'm proud of the kids' effort," Rhodenbaugh said. "They were able to move the ball at times, and they played defense."
NOTES >> Following the game, Boyertown athletic director Nick Palladino issued an e-mail statement regarding Parkinson's resignation. "The (Boyertown) athletic department and administration would like to thank Coach Parkinson for his unrivaled commitment to our student-athletes both on and off the field," the statement read. "The search for Coach Parkinson's replacement will begin in the near future."

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- Ph.D. (London 2004), is Assistant Professor at Ca' Foscari University of Venice. Between 2004 and 2010 she has been teaching at New York University in Florence. She was research fellow at Brown University (1995; 1997), at the University of Oxford (1998), in Los Angeles (2001), at the Centre de Recherche Francais à Jerusalem (2009-2010), at INALCO, Paris (2010-2011), and received the Alessandro Vaciago Prize of the Accademia dei Lincei. Marcella Simoni has published two books (A Healthy Nation, Cafoscarina 2010; At the Margins of Conflict, 2010) has co-edited three books (with A. Marzano, Quaranta anni dopo, Il Ponte, Bologna 2007 and "Roma e Gerusalemme". Israele nella vita politica e culturale italiana, ECIG, Genova 2010; with A. Tonini, Realtà e Memoria di una disfatta, FUP, Firenze). She has published on various scientific journals. She is currently working on the history of conscientious objection in Israel. She is founding and board member of «Quest. Issues in contemporary Jewish History».
- Is Associated Professor of Modern Hebrew and Jewish Studies in the Department of Asia and North African studies at Ca' Foscari University. Her main research focuses on marginal groups and movements in contemporary Jewry analysed through anthropological, historical and literary tools.
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The raid was ordered by the Rome prosecutor's office at Italian police chief Alessandro Pansa's request.
The seized material was used to make a report entitled "Terrorist alert: Are the security forces equipped?" that questioned the ability of the Italian police to combat terrorism. Broadcast in November, after the latest Paris attacks, it included interviews with police officers who, speaking anonymously, complained about the run-down state of their equipment (including helmets and bulletproof vests) and their "vulnerability" to terrorists.
After copying all the seized video footage, including rushes, the police returned it to the TV station.
Under a 1963 law known as Law 69, journalists can refuse to reveal their sources if their sources have asked to be protected. But the law has a major flaw. It applies only to the journalists themselves, and not to the administrative or executive personnel at the news media concerned.
"There are those who break the law and those who the bend the rules," the National Order of Italian Journalists said in a communiqué on the same day as the raid. "It is really remarkable that the Rome prosecutor's office has obtained information that journalists could rightfully refuse to reveal under the law."
"The police claim that the officers who gave interviews on condition of anonymity lied to the journalists and showed them equipment that is no longer used," said Alexandra Geneste, the head of RSF's EU-Balkans bureau in Brussels. "Whatever the facts of the matter, nothing justifies the use of such procedures to circumvent the principle of the confidentiality of sources."
At the end of November, the RAI programme Ballaro made the mistake of broadcasting a report on the same subject produced by a different team of journalists. As a result, the TV station was also raided by a team of police officers who ordered employees to surrender all the raw video used to prepare the report.
Geneste added: "There were two police sources, two men whose identity the journalists took care to protect, who were simply 'handed over' to the National Police because it was enraged about the damage to its image resulting from their interviews. This constitutes a grave threat to freedom of information."
La7's lawyers said the "brutal manner" in which the police behaved is becoming more widespread. In some cases, if journalists persist in defending their sources, they may be charged with "false testimony."
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There's relief as Chris comes round but Brian discussion about "the elephant in the room" has many wondering what's next for Alice and Chris.
Brenda's "wretched ready-meals" comment had many cheering out loud, but some think Tom would be better off without this "mean spirited misery guts".
Listeners are divided over Pip – is she being "flaky"? Some think Ruth and David should stop being so unreasonable and let her get on with her life – "at least she has one".
There were hugs for Ed as he took Mrs James some extra cash for the Fergie. But none for Darrell after his chat with dodgy Des.
And there's speculation about Anita Dobson's forthcoming appearance on The Archers. Is she about to save the badgers? Or play the ghost of Bunty Hebden?
Here's my pick of online listener discussions between 7-13 March 2013.
With Chris at death's door, Alice's dash back to Ambridge via – everywhere! – had many wondering if she'd be too late
Alice better get a wiggle on #thearchers (@shimmy41a on Twitter)
Will Alice arrive in time? Chris doesn't sound good #thearchers (@hanikam on Twitter)
Had to pull over to listen to The Archers this evening. It's all so dramatic. (@jackiesmith on Twitter)
#TheArchers is just too harrowing these days. I'm sitting here in tears after tonight. Poor, poor Neil and Susan. (@SueKassab on Twitter)
I need some oxygen myself after that! (@modicana on Twitter)
When I came out of HQ office there was a car parked with a woman in it, clearly transfixed by #TheArchers. That @bbcradio4 car glue. (@Brays_Cottage on Twitter)
Is Brian thinking that Alice would be better off without Chris? Surely not
Brian Aldridge, model of sensitivity since 1974 #TheArchers (@alexmarchbank on Twitter)
Is it just me, or does Brian seem quite pleased by Chris's near demise? (Fiona McWilliam on BBC The Archers Facebook page)
And on Wednesday, there was relief as Chris came round
#TheArchers I cried with Emma when Chris started to emerge from his coma... How bout you? (@buzhana on Twitter)
A new pope and Chris opens his eyes. A miracle. #TheArchers (@HelenJaneGrady on Twitter)
As Brenda lambasts Tom and his ready meals, listeners cheer her on – though some are starting to feel sorry for Tom. Is their relationship all over bar the shouting?
"Your WRETCHED ready meals". Woo-hoo Brenda, well said! #thearchers (@archerslistener on Twitter)
Bren was brilliant there....perked me up a treat after worrying myself sick about Chris. (@bridgetrl on Twitter)
Tom,can you see that big elbow coming? #thearchers (@salvatorRosa on Twitter)
Tom sounded genuinely remorseful this evening - the lights have gone on (Eileen Beesley on The Archers Facebook page)
Tom has got to man up and stop putting up with the way his family is talking to him at the moment. Pat seems to have forgotten how he supported them when her business was busy poisoning everyone left, right and centre. Brenda wouldn't know drive and ambition if it hit her in the face. (BridgeFarmCow on Archers Addicts Forum)
Flipping heck. Tom give Brenda the heave ho. She is turning into Pat II. What a mean spirited misery guts. Tom sounded gutted and genuinely hurt! Where on earth did all that venom come from? (January Jones on Archers Addicts Facebook group)
I think Tom and Brenda have reached impasse, no plans to marry and not happy with the current lifestyle. What will happen to this twosome? (Meg Molyneux on Archers Addicts Facebook group)
Is Tom really unaware of the way he makes people feel? Even his own parents have an Anti-Tom Shield #TheArchers (@lomelindi12 on Twitter)
Many admitted shouting at their radios as "flaky" Pip finally made an appearance at Brookfield on Sunday, but not everyone sided with David and Ruth
Time for David and Ruth to suggest Evil Pip moves into her own place and enjoys the thrill of being grown up and gas bills? #TheArchers (@ginaandcrumpets on Twitter)
Leave Pip alone David. Unlike you she has got a life! #thearchers (@HiggsBoz0 on Twitter)
I really don't know what everyone's problem with Pip is, I'd be exactly the same and 100% less reasonable. #thearchers (@makadajohnson on Twitter)
All following Pips life must remember farming is not just a job but a way of life and finding the balance between social and farm work is not easy----however plenty of 20 year olds are running farm operations so she should start carrying more weight and helping run the business. (CULTURE on The Archers blog)
Ed's impressed most after persuading Mike to raise the milk price and giving back some money to Mrs James for the Fergie. And a few jaws dropped when Jazzer bought a round!
I completely forgot to be over the moon about Ed getting his milk price increase. Well done Ed #thearchers (@TotalSJ on Twitter)
Yessssssssssssssssssssssssss. Ed you're a good man. *hugs* #TheArchers (@FreekHedd on Twitter)
Never mind the comets and meteors etc, there's a blue moon over Ambridge as Jazzer's buying a round #thearchers (@Labourcat on Twitter)
Mine's a pint of shires Jazzer! #thearchers (@DavidWhe on Twitter)
Oh Daryl. Listeners are telling you in no uncertain terms to steer clear of Des!
If Darryl in #thearchers can't see the DANGER sign on his prison mate's forehead, how does he manage to do his work with such poor eyesight? (@Twill39 on Twitter)
Another depressing storyline to come? Darrell wasn't happy to see his old 'mate' again but isn't strong enough to tell him to get lost! (Val Johnson on on Archers Addicts Facebook group)
Daryl is so wet I could punch him. Why does he never tell his wife the full story? #TheArchers (@JackBarrowUK on Twitter)
So what's this sporting thing? It better not be dog fighting. Farriers at deaths door I can cope with but not animal cruelty #TheArchers (@TolliganMarms on Twitter)
Does Des do badger baiting? David might be a better proposition with his new barn #thearchers (@Dark_Blue_Box on Twitter)
#TheArchers Darrel, whatever it is. Don't. Just DON'T (@Lyndaaa on Twitter)
And there's been some reaction to news of Anita Dobson's forthcoming arrival in The Archers as well as a few guesses as to what she'll be doing there…
I was never an Eastenders fan but Anita Dobson is a fine actor and should be a great addition to the show. I'm guessing Pauls wifie as well (Andy Hollingdale on BBC The Archers Facebook page)
Hoping Anita Dobson will be playing a mad drunk come back to an ex-husband (maybe Brian before he met Jennifer) (@louisebolotin on Twitter)
Jazzer's new bird! Hurrah! #thearchers (@headlunging on Twitter)
I expect she is trying to save badgers on behalf of her partner Brian May (@rji27 on Twitter)
It's got to do with Paul surely. Or maybe Matt's been having an affair this whole time too and she's his other woman... (@lshiels18 on Twitter)
Anita Dobson - the ghost of Bunty Hebden obs (@JackieHuke on Twitter) https://twitter.com/JackieHuke/status/309650092309229568
Blimey - Shula's sis in law? (@NicMaxfield on Twitter)
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I cant curl up - I push down and it wont curl up. Any help would be appreciated.
which metroid is this?
The original one released today.
Read the control manual that comes with the game.
Manuals come with VC games?
i think its just the down button, or maybe u forgot tobsave and u need to get it again, that happened 2 me b4
Jeesh do I have to spell out everything! Press the Home button when in the game...select controls or manual or whatever...it will tell you all the controls.
to un morph ball just press up on the d pad....
You have to collect everything in this game, including the morph ball. The morph ball is directly left of the starting platform. From there, go right until you reach an up/down section and make your way towards the top. You'll eventually find a door on the left (I believe the second one) enter it and find the long beam.
Thank you.
make sure you find some missiles first, try going straight across the first long room and then all the way down to find some missiles and then go back to the first long room and go the room mym6 mentioned.
Lol. Does anyone read the Wii manual? I can imagine the SSBB questions.
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omg..... double tap down on the d-pad....i think
I see there is not too much patience for newbies around here. Thanks for the help guys
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Missed: 8, 12 (a few, but not enough)
Pick 'em: 6 (What's "major"? What's "political thought"?), 7 (What's "regularly"?),
Actually, a pretty successful year on a personal level. Almost enough to make up for the impending collapse of human civilization. Almost. Anyway, onwards to 2017!
(1) Survive. Seems like a good opener.
(2) Thrive. Always good to have a stretch goal.
(3) Get over 1,000 followers on Twitter.
(4) Have an article accepted in a peer-reviewed journal.
(5) Publish at least one article each in Tablet and Ha'aretz.
(6) Publish in a new popular (non-academic venue) -- aka, expand beyond Tablet or Ha'aretz.
(7) Continue to coordinate with significant Jewish communal groups.
(8) Do a Vegas trip with friends.
(9) Add a non-trivial amount of vegetables to my diet.
(10) Finish my Ph.D. subfield exams and coursework.
(11) Read an important work in the history of political thought that was not assigned in a formal or informal class.
(12) Visit a part of America or the world I have not yet been to before.
(13) Get a clearer idea of what's causing/how to prevent my kidney stones.
(14) Go to the dentist.
(15) Regularly do some form of stretching, yoga, or physical therapy designed to address my ludicrously tight muscles.
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Discussion in 'Disney Rumors and News' started by Sarangel, Oct 21, 2003.
I found this in the SF Chronicle this morning:
I heard on an entertainment report this am that Disney was working with a producer to bring Mary Poppins to the London stage sometime next year. I'd imagine it's reasonable to assume that Broadway would follow.
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Sorry, DK... I beat you to this one.
It's Broadway future is questionable. Witches of Eastwick, one of Mackintosh's hits in London never made it stateside. Martin Guerre came to the states, but only out-of-town tryouts and tours. It was too weak for Broadway.
I'm hoping that it will come though!!
That you did! I completely missed your thread.........and you had better info than I did anyway.
Anyone think that Mary Poppins would do as well on Broadway as the Lion King or Beauty and the Beast? I'm thinking no, but I still think it is a good move.
Oh, BTW - I just took the garbage out and it is snowing (well, flurrying ) here in the lower Hudson Valley of NY. I'm a skier and all, but it isn't even Halloween yet .
LIGHT flakes flew in Buffalo. No where near a flurry, though, thank god!
I think that ANYTHING is better than the Lion King. It's visually and artistically amazing, but man....I thought the book was a mess! It was really boring, and I just didn't care for it at all.
As for whether or not it will be as popular, I don't know...I think Disney has a good track record when it comes to musicals that are from previously released Disney material. Not only is The Lion King still doing amazing business, but so is Beauty and the Beast! That's actually, from my experiences, one of the harder tickets in town to get.
Aida, on the other hand, while still fairly strong, isn't pulling numbers like The Lion King and Beauty and the Beast.
I think if Mary Poppins is done well, it will be successful. Other than Disney's others, Phantom is the only long-running, tourist-appeal kind of show. The others don't have too much appeal unless you're a hardcore musical fan.
I think that LK and B&TB have appeal to the younger set. Aida is for the adult set. I think that explains why that is happening. I do think Mary Poppins will have some appeal to the younger set, but not as much as LK or B&TB. As such, I don't think it will do as well. It will still be a success, but just not as big as LK and B&TB, IMHO.
SS - Light flakes in Buf = flurries anywhere else. Flurries in Buf would be a bone-fide snowfall most anywhere else. Gotta love those lakes.
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The following are entries from the original guestbook which had to be replaced due to spam issues. At the end of these entries, you can still post your comments. Enjoy. — Robert McCormack, July 11, 2012
|5-27-2012 01:06 PM Host: cpe-024-211-131-184.nc.res.rr.com
I am from Logan and enjoyed your site about Cherry Tree sure brings back memories !!!!
|5-27-2012 12:11 PM IP: 173-80-135-206-stal.atw.dyn.suddenlink.net
Robert Thank you very much for all of the hard work that you have put into this site. My dad owned Samson Maytag Co for app 30 years and is now 95 years old. We lived on the back row of Cherry Tree near the creek beside of the slate dump. Thank you again for the wonderful memories. Bobby Samson
|5-15-2012 06:28 PM Host: c-98-193-226-15.hsd1.tn.comcast.net
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
|5-14-2012 08:43 AM Host: h22.214.171.124.dynamic.ip.windstream.net
Great Job Cuz !
|5-13-2012 06:14 PM Host: d118-75-181-61.col.wideopenwest.com
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.
|5-13-2012 04:28 PM IP: 209-234-39-168.unassigned.ntelos.net
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
|5-12-2012 09:44 PM IP: 74-141-113-83.dhcp.insightbb.com
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
|5-7-2012 01:32 PM Host: d118-75-181-61.col.wideopenwest.com
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.
|4-25-2012 01:41 PM IP: 75-120-225-50.dyn.centurytel.net
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.
|4-6-2012 01:09 AM IP: 71-81-150-35.dhcp.stls.mo.charter.com
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!
|4-19-2011 11:30 AM Host: cpe-76-88-237-89.dc.res.rr.com
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!
|4-19-2011 11:21 AM Host: cpe-76-88-237-89.dc.res.rr.com
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.
|4-19-2011 10:22 AM Host: cpe-76-88-237-89.dc.res.rr.com
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.
|4-8-2011 03:15 PM Host: adsl-99-74-11-199.dsl.ipltin.sbcglobal.net
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
|2-28-2011 09:59 PM IP: 16.sub-97-230-225.myvzw.com
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.
|2-17-2011 04:34 PM Host: mo-71-0-220-142.dhcp.embarqhsd.net
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.
|2-9-2011 05:42 PM IP: 173-80-209-225-krmt.atw.dyn.suddenlink.net
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
|1-8-2011 12:21 AM Host: adsl-75-37-149-29.dsl.irvnca.sbcglobal.net
Happy New Year Robert.Hope all is well with you.Your site looks good.Take care.Bob
|1-2-2011 12:24 AM IP: 173-80-227-53-krmt.atw.dyn.suddenlink.net
Just checking in!
Just wanted to say howdy! I love your site and wished you could get more pictures of the other families that lived in the area too. I know that its hard to obtain them. I was just thinking about how nice it would be if others that had pictures or stories that could and would share with you, how wonderful that would be to keep adding to your journal and getting more information and stories about our lives in era of time for others to read, enjoy, and share with their families and friends. I truly love your work and would love to keep in touch and if I can be of help researching anything for you from this area. Please feel free to get in touch with me. I am still looking for information about the Dryers,Sheppard families. I believe that they lived next door to each other in Cherry Tree also the Walsh family the children of Ben and Dora Walsh from fisher bottom. Children Patty, Bobby, Sherman, Maudie and Helen. Helen married into the Sheppard family she married Fred. Which is a struggle to research this family line. There seems to be nothing out there on records for them. Thanks all and especially to you for all your hard work. Thanks a million! Jeanette
|11-19-2010 09:50 AM IP: 99-194-144-15.dyn.centurytel.net
I have spent a good deal of my adult life looking for my family on my father's side. I finally found my grandparents, Martha Hannah Clark and Van Buren Clark. My parents were divorced when I was very small and I never knew who my father's family was. Thank you. My father was Paul L. Clark who married Mary Elizabeth Hunt from Alabama.
|9-24-2010 09:46 PM Host: cache-dtc-ac01.proxy.aol.com
Hi Robert, nice journal, i can tell you have put a lot of hours and hard work into .1958, Logan Hi
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Hi Bob, Enjoyed your website very much. Learned of it from Sharon Bailey Hurlocker. I never lived in Cherry Tree or Fisher Bottom, but I had an aunt, Ethel Ellis Fambrough, who did live in Fisher Bottom in the '40's. I remember visiting there often. She was a nurse at the old Mercy Hospital, I believe. I lived on Mud Fork in camp 15 and sttended J.B Ellis Elementary around '45 to '49. Your stories bring back a lot of similar memories. A great time in life was lived in WV. I still go back as often as possible.
|4-30-2010 09:57 PM Host: c-67-174-75-3.hsd1.wv.comcast.net
Thanks for the memories, it has been many years but viewing the web site has brought back many memories. I enjoyed very much viewing the pictures of my classmates in the photos 3-4 and 3-5 grades. Thanks again for memories… Eben
|4-27-2010 11:51 AM Host: pool-96-249-84-105.chrlwv.east.verizon.net
My sister in law has an old quart milk bottle that has holden dairy island creek coal co. holden wv she is wanting to know if its worth anything or how she can find out more about it. If anyone can help we'd sure be great full. thank you for your time and i love this site.
|3-17-2010 06:10 PM Host: fl-71-51-70-71.dhcp.embarqhsd.net
I so enjoyed your Logan history. I was born in 1942 to Skip and Tootsie Irvin, my grandfather was Boyd Simmons. We lived at 16 High St, Logan. It was the house with the high wall. We lived in front of Hershel and Maude Williamson and next to Ole and Mary Bennett and Jean and Claude White, also their sons Claude Lee and Bill. I need to dig through old pictures of Logan and get copies made. Hello to everyone and any family or friends that remember me or my family please e-mail. Love!!!!
|3-14-2010 06:37 PM Host: cache-dtc-ac01.proxy.aol.com
Thank you for sharing such wonderful memories. I also lived in Cherry Tree when Jerry Johnson thought he could fly!! My grandfather, J.T. Walsh built the home we lived in on what was called the "slate dump" Mary Cornwell was my great aunt and I remember we did not live far from her and I think it was close to the Sampson's. We are related to the Edmonson family and they also lived near by. Glen Paul was at our home often and got into trouble for throwing my little red rocker over the creek bank. But, when you are young you remember the terror of losing you "little red rocker" We later moved to Fisher Bottom into my Grandfathers house when he moved to Ohio. The names of the Walsh family from Fisher Bottom are Flora (my mother),Tennis, Jim (Doc) Juanita, Rowena, Chester, Anna, Nina, Audrey, John and Sue. I love reading all the names and information you have shared. Thanks so much.
|11-21-2009 11:32 PM IP: 126.96.36.199.in-addr.arpa.cable21.net
Sometime after my family moved out of state in 1957 the Deskins Addition property was purchased by the state . The Deskins family graves were re-located and i am trying to verify where they were re-located . My 85 yr old mother believes it was to Forest Lawn , Peck's Mill but i have scanned over 900 names from their data and no Deskins are listed so i am wondering if they have been moved elsewhere . If anyone has any ideas please contact me at firstname.lastname@example.com Also wondering if anyone can identify the Mrs Deskins photo shown on this site ? Thanks
|11-15-2009 12:44 PM IP: 71-94-44-58.static.trlk.ca.charter.com
Looking for all Baisden family relatives, trying to add them all to my family tree. My father was born and raised in West Virginia, and I have located many of my relative via Facebook, look me up..
|11-3-2009 06:12 PM IP: 220.127.116.11.in-addr.arpa.cable21.net
Ran across your site while traveling the genealogy road . I was born in Logan in Deskins Addition in 1944 . My mother was a Keys and grandmother a Deskins . Nice Site
|10-18-2009 02:01 PM Host: c-24-1-206-172.hsd1.in.comcast.net
Hello everyone, I am trying to find out information on my biological fater. His name was Sylford Adkins. Everyone called him Tuck. I looked up Cherry Tree because I found out he was born there to Everette Adkins and Deephia Dempsey Adkins. This is about all I know of him. If anyone could help me I would be forever in their debt. Thank you for reading this. Lisa
|10-9-2009 05:39 AM Host: ip98-165-58-252.ph.ph.cox.net
(No, I wasn't cussing in the previous message. The computer put in those symbols for some mysterious reason.) In looking over your genealogy info, I'm particularly interested in your ancestor Anna McKinney Music who married a Hatfield. We also have McKinney and Hatfield ancestors (and McCoy ones, as well, for that matter – we have ancestors on both sides of the famous feud!) It's looking more and more like we are distant cousins. My sister knows a lot more about it and might be able to trace the exact relationship.
|10-9-2009 05:07 AM Host: ip98-165-58-252.ph.ph.cox.net
More info you might be interested in: My father's mother was Nola Baisden, née Perkins. One of her brothers was Louis Perkins (#115 on the map – my cousin still lives there. Uncle Statan Stonoff lived next door, at the first curve in the road, until his death about 3 years ago.) Uncle Jim Stonoff now lives in Indiana, and my father Robert Stonoff in Arizona. Another of Nola's brothers was Vernard Bailey, likely related to the Baileys listed in the Pilgrim Holiness Church congregation. I remember going to the church while visiting my grandmother in the 1960's. My sister Katrina Stonoff has done extensive genealogical research, and found that Nola Perkins Stonoff Baisden descended from Scots-Irish families who lived in the area for many generations, dating back to before the American Revolution. It is quite possible that we are distantly related! Check out my sister's blog on Vernard Bailey at Digging Up Stones (I tried to post the #@*%! address, but this site won't let me.) Nola Perkins, our grandmother, is on the lower right in the photo. Besides these, a couple more of my relatives are mentioned in your website: my aunt Johnnie Baisden; and the Shepherds are also mentioned – they are probably related to my aunt Velma Shepherd (Nola Baisden's youngest child.)
|10-9-2009 03:06 AM Host: ip98-165-58-252.ph.ph.cox.net
I'm the oldest child of Robert Stonoff, listed at #117 (in White's Addition) on the map. I visited Logan a couple of years ago for my uncle Statan's funeral (he is also listed.) It was the first time I'd been there in over 30 years. I too was amazed at the changes – but also by the things that were much as I remembered them from the late 1960's. You cannot imagine how meaningful your site is to me. Thank you.
|8-31-2009 03:24 PM Host: pool-71-182-14-100.chrlwv.east.verizon.net
Hey Bob Lukies' truly was 5 star……..
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Hi Bobby, just checkin a test with the web site
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You have built a real nice site and plenty of info, Thanks Nick, Great-Grandson of John Lewis whom married Mary McCormack
|5-23-2009 04:12 PM Host: pool-71-182-6-85.chrlwv.east.verizon.net
I love this guestbook. Some I know some i don't I was born at #22holden.Not another place like it!hope to see everyone at the parkin
|2-15-2009 01:18 PM Host: cdm-75-109-3-54.asbnva.dh.suddenlink.net
Hi Robert: I visit the Cherry Tree site frequently to see who has signed your guest book and to check for updates.
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I came across your web sight when searching for images of coal miners of W VA. Reading "Love Letters" written by Johnny and Elizabeth helped me realize just how fragile-and-short life is. Was sorry to learn of Johnny's early death, but happy to learn that Elizabeth had a productive and happy life. I hope to see them both in Heaven (in the near future, since I'm now 72 years old). Thank you for a wonderful web site. John Ratcliff
|12-28-2008 06:11 PM Host: cdm-75-109-94-85.asbnva.dh.suddenlink.net
i liked your page i grew up in cherry tree i am exicited to look at all the old time pics of what it used to look like
|12-16-2008 08:14 PM Host: cache-dtc-ac01.proxy.aol.com
Very nice site.The stories of Cherry Tree remind me very much of the little community of Monaville in which I grew up in,which is just a few miles from Cherry Tree.Times were simpler back then and in most ways,I think better.Wonderful site-keep up the good work.
|8-8-2008 01:40 PM Host: adsl-99-130-163-134.dsl.ipltin.sbcglobal.net
Hi Bob, justdropped in. You keep the site looking great. Your logan friend, Judi
Hello, and Thanks for the great If anyone has information about my family the Sheppards or the Walsh family from that area. I would greatly appreciate the information. Walsh was Ben and Dora and the kids were Sherman, Billy who has since passed away, he moved to Chicago. Maudie and Helen and Patty who was the youngest she passed away this year. And Bobby he also is gone. Thanks Jeanette AdkinsBA96DD4
|5-9-2008 02:52 PM Host: pool-70-105-147-217.char.east.verizon.net
Hi Rob, I was looking at your site again–always love reading the memories. I wanted to say hello to all the former PH church people who read and sign your guestbook. I'd love to know how everyone is. God bless us, everyone!
In addressing technical problems with the web site, we lost many wonderful J. B. Ellis postings from the past. Please post your comments again so tht we can all enjoy them. Robert McCormack
|3-10-2008 09:08 PM Host: cache-mtc-ac01.proxy.aol.com
Hello–you have a wonderful site.although i never lived at Cherry Tree,I knew many people who lived there.Had a brother and a brother in law who worked at the Sunbeam Bakery in Cherry Tree.I know all of the locations you mentioned on your site.I was born and raised in Monaville WV,about 3 miles up the road from Cherry Tree.These were great communities to grow up in,but like most places they have changed over the years.I now live in Verdunville WV. which is not far from Cherry Tree.Well,Ijust thought I would say hello and congratulate you on your site.
|3-6-2008 10:18 PM IP: 69-126.126-70.tampabay.res.rr.com
i am the grandaughter of Joseph hatfield. I found it quite interesting the picture of him is on the website. The story of George and Elizabeth was so intriguing. A friend and I read the letters and were amazed . We would like to know how you are related to those in the story. The picture of grandpa and Virginia was quite impressive too. Glad you found it. My aunt and uncle were in the class pictures too. Linda and Joeseph Hatfield. Thank you for making my night.
|2-28-2008 08:54 PM IP: 166-82-217-216.quickclick.ctc.net
Saw Irene's entry. My mom was Helen York Bailey. My grandmother Lydia was Bessie's sister. My brothers are Jack C. Bailey, Donis G. Bailey, and B. Fred Bailey. When I lived at Mud Fork (16 camp) they called me Susie.
|2-26-2008 05:24 PM Host: zvl-dialup-80.ohiotelnet.com
I enjoyed your web site very much, I notice a Sharon Bailey Hurlock entry, she talked about Bessie Burton and Junor Burton, I'm his sister n law, Jr. lives in Newark, Ohio now, I can remember when I was a young child, he would take me to the church that Sharon talks about, he has two kids that live in Sumter, S.C, Thanks again for the great web site, you have done a fantastic job.
|2-24-2008 10:56 AM IP: 166-82-217-216.quickclick.ctc.net
Found this website while trying to find Pilgrim Holiness Doctrine. I used to have a little black book, but loaned to someone and they never returned it. I now belong to Mt. Pleasant Medothist Church, Mt. Pleasant, NC. I am Donis Bailey's sister Sharon. They used to call me Susie. I have many memories of Cherry Tree Church. My Mom, most of my brothers and their family's, my aunt Bessie Burton, her son Junior Burton and thier families and also my Pa Chester York all went there. I have some special memories of Cherry Tree. The song I remember Sister Kitchen leading was "This Little Light of Mine". Every time it came to the part where it says "hide it under a bushel, NO! We would all stamp our foot. Also my brother Donis lived behind the church. My brother is still living and also his wife and all but one child. I am sending him some pictures and information that was printed off this website. I also remember running to the back of the church and ringing the bell. Thank you for a walk down memory lane. Sharon Bailey Hurlocker
|9-25-2007 03:36 PM Host: athedsl-321935.home.otenet.gr
Hello to everyone. This website is fantastic along with its mother site featuring Cherry Tree. Congratulations! I have a strange request. I don't even know if anyone is alive that could offer any information or assistance. My mother was born in Omar and lived for several years in the Mud Fork area called Shegon/Verdunville. She attended Curry Grade School. Are you ready to hear the period? It would have been in the early 1930's. I am looking for any information regarding the area during that period. My grandparents were Greek immigrants, Papou (grandfather) was a coal miner for the Island Creek Coal Company. During the 1920's they were somewhat transient going from Micoh to Holden to Omar to Harts Creek? to Seth (is there such a place in that area?) and finally "settling" in Mud Fork where they spent most of grandfather's mining years. in the late 1930's he developed the first stages of black lung and the unemployment rate was so high in Logan County that they moved north to Warwood/Wheeling/Richland where he mined for the Costanzo Mine in Warwood. His condition became worse and he stopped working as a miner and assumed other odd jobs in downtown Wheeling and later moved to Pensacola, Florida for a better climate for his health. So is there anybody with any recollection, pictures, stories, information of that period? Any assistance would be a God-Send! Again congratulations on your wonderful work!
|9-11-2007 03:09 PM IP: 1Cust4051.an1.cle11.da.uu.net
Love your site. I am the granddaughter of Plesant and Martha McCormick. I have tried in past to find info on Plesant and found you by accident. Thanks so much for this site
|9-9-2007 04:44 PM Host: pool-72-86-72-215.aubnin.fios.verizon.net
hello. i was born 1939. i lived in cherry tree 1944-1952.iam in the 1947&1948 school pictures. mmy best friends were simon gore,dick hood,deloris hood,thomas ripley,and glenpaul edmonson. i lived across from chericos gro store.i have lived in indiana for the last 55yrs. this is a great site. thank you
|7-28-2007 11:42 PM Host: dialup-220.127.116.11.Dial1.Washington2.Level3.net
I just happened upon your website by accident. I was searching for the Big Black Horse and a Cherry Tree song. 🙂 I am from McDowell County and graduated from Iaeger High in 91. I currently live in Huntington, but my heart is still in the coalfields of Bradshaw where life is much simpler and everything goes at a slower pace. Nobody gets in a hurry and most people are very friendly and neighborly. But like you, I agree, you can't go home again. At least the home that you remember growing up. People die or move away and "progress" changes things; ie:consolidation. It is really all very sad. And even though there's not much there economically I still long to go back.
|7-25-2007 07:45 AM Host: cache-mtc-ac01.proxy.aol.com
Great job Robert! I'll look for more pictures!
|6-25-2007 04:55 PM Host: adsl-66-72-197-196.dsl.clevoh.ameritech.net
What a great find is this site !!! I lived in White's Addition and attended Cherry Tree School first, second and third grades. Frema Dingess was my first grade teacher and Lucille von Pechy my teacher for second and third grades. Yes! I remember the school in great detail. Those were great times. My family moved to Cleveland, OH at the end of my third grade school year in 1954. Thank you for the great memories. Margaret
|6-24-2007 05:58 PM Host: cpe-66-74-39-200.dc.res.rr.com
Very nicely planned web-site. It's obvious that you spent a lot of time working on this. It brings Cherry Tree to life. I'm looking forward to reading more of the letters and seeing more pictures in the future. Darryl
|2-26-2007 12:39 AM Host: cache-rtc-ab11.proxy.aol.com
Wonderful site.Brings back a lot of memories–mostly good–of growing up in southern WV. [ JOHN ELKINS ]
|1-18-2007 04:51 PM Host: oh-76-1-4-163.dhcp.embarqhsd.net
grew up in cherry tree.lived in house by bridge,next to browning family,would wilda turner baldwin be rubys' daughter?
I went to Mt. Gay Elementary in 1st and 2nd grade ( Mrs. Blevins I think) Moved to Florida in 1961. Dad worked at the coal mines in Holden and then was layed off. Dad's name was John Wade Chappell. My Mom was Marie and my grand parents were Floyd and Mary Acres in Shamrock, while my other Grandma was Sarah Chappell in Whitmans Creek. We lived in Shamrock. I remember a couple of guys who played ball back then in the Logan Civic Little Leauge. Billy Wooten ( how do I remember that ) and David Allie. After moving to Florida and as I got older I played Baseball for the University of Florida and one summer I played in the Shendoah Summer Baseball League for college players and saw David Allie,talked a while.Very ironic though as I was a pitcher and he was at the plate. I have not been back in about 35 years. I wander if Shamrock, Mt. Gay, the Logan Hospital(born)the Ball fields across the river ( Guyandotte ?)are still there. I want to come back and show my wife where I was raised.I remember Mud Fork, Island Creek COal Co. Was there a swimming pool there? " almost heaven "
|7-13-2006 07:50 PM Host: cache-dtc-ae04.proxy.aol.com
I did a Google search of my name (John Tarkany) and found your interesting stories. There are not a lot of JT's out there. My branch of Tarkanys came from Hungary to Scranton, PA (1900),worked in the coal mines and finally settled in Dayton, OH. There are a bunch of Tarkanys in Dayton. Your stories remind me of our family History we still cook Hungarian-the best food in the world! John
|6-6-2006 09:52 PM Host: cache-rtc-ac04.proxy.aol.com
Hi there, My name is Billie Thompson Reynolds. I was born and raised in Holden. WV. The old Holden Dairy was about 2 to 3 miles above our house. located at Sulfur Springs ,this area is above 7&8 Holden. the numbers represent the Island Creek Coal Mines. This was in the late 30's and early 40's. after my grandparents came from Scotland they lived in Massutetteus and he worked in a dairy there, then when they came down to Holden, WV. My grandfather ran the Holden Dairy for several years before going to work in the coal mines.. My father as a boy worked there also. I have a photo of my dad sitting on a very large bull in the field at the dairy. I don't reemember when the dairy closed down but was many many years ago. The old dairy was torn down about 1979-80. It was in abandon and vandals were making a mess of it. I also have a Holden dairy bottle that my cousin gave me several years back. It is something that I treasure. They seem to be very hard to come by. The orginial Holden Dairy bottles were embossed glass, the later bottles had painted lettering on them. We found an old painted one under our house one year while remodeling. The one I have that my cousin gave me is one of the oldest bottles, it is embossed. What kind of bottle is yours. Mine is the pint size.
|6-5-2006 07:04 PM Host: dhcp-69-43-4-140.pitbpama-max6.dialup.citynet.net
i recently came across a old milk bottle with holden dairy on it from holden wva could you have info on this place. i thought maybe you would know of it if you was from that area i have really searched for it but to no avail i cannot find it. i really enjoyed reading about your history. thank you so much for possibly helping me i would appriciate a response as soon as possible.
|5-24-2006 10:22 AM Host: abs.dominionvalleycc.com
I enjoyed your website – very well done. I am granddaughter of George and Anna Browning who lived at Shamrock. I also lived there and went to Mt. Gay Elem School until abt. 1950 when my parents moved to Florida. My parents are Alfred Lee Browning and Josephine Masci. Thanks for all your hard work!
|4-17-2006 03:05 PM Host: d149-67-80-123.clv.wideopenwest.com
I lived in Cherry tree 1954-1960 caught the school bus in front of Nagy's the driver of the bus was Elsie her son Ronnie(Frank)and I graduated class of 59 My Mom still lives in Cherry tree in the old RC cola building I go back often sure has changed a lot durning that time.
|2-13-2006 09:11 AM Host: cache-rtc-ac04.proxy.aol.com
Daughter of Horace Scites
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It was so nice to read the history of Cherry Tree. I grew up in Lindly Camp in Monaville in the 60's. I would like to read more. Keep up the good work
|2-9-2006 09:10 PM Host: adsl-64-217-181-147.dsl.lgvwtx.swbell.net
I remember a lot of good friends I had in W.Va. Lana Gore and I started first grade together and were best friend. Janet Crabtree and Patricia Maynard were also great friends. I had five brothers and two sister. One brother and one sister have died. My brother, Paul Dyer, has written a charming write-up about Logan. I remember how relaxed life used to be. We didn't hang aroung the house playing #@*%! games. We roamed around outside playing "Lost Trail". We lived in a little shack by the railroad track in Cherry Tree, close to Joe Cherico's store. A few years back I went to see my brother Paul Dyer who lives in Kentucky. We went to WVa and I got to see Lana and Janet. I think Patricia Maynard had died. I moved from W. Va. to Texas in 1967. I didn't appreciate the beautiful mountains until I lived in Abilene for a while. Fortunately I now live in East Texas and love it. I have a daughter and two grandsons. I used to live beside Skipper Mays. We hung out together. I still think of her sometimes. Elsie Dyer
|1-26-2006 06:01 PM Host: dhcp-69-43-28-180.pitbpama-max3.dialup.citynet.net
Enjoyed reading your memories.
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I am Wilson And Carrie Gallion's youngest son. Gordon is my older brother he also lives in Ranger and Huntington part of the time with our Aunt Susie Gallion who had a stroke recently and needs help most of the time.
|12-25-2005 01:17 PM IP: 66-169-27-188.dhcp.gnvl.sc.charter.com
Great site! I went on here to look at some of the history of my dad. Wonderful pictures.. Merry Christmas to all!!
|12-10-2005 07:02 PM Host: cache-rtc-ac06.proxy.aol.com
I enjoyed this page very much thanks for sharing your storys
|12-3-2005 10:15 AM Host: dialup-184.108.40.206.Dial1.Washington2.Level3.net
Hi bobby, i saved your website on a floppy disk was reading it but now the pictures won't open its been so long.. don't know if you still have the site.hope to hear from you soom and thought you might like to visit my website .. i am just beginning to build it.. love skipper
What a great find! My great-grandpa, Everett Wooten, pastored that church. Russel Wooten was my grandfather. I would love to know if you have any other pictures of the church, especially from the 30's and 40's.
|10-11-2005 02:38 PM Host: dialup-188.8.131.52.Dial1.Washington2.Level3.net
NICE webpage for Cherry Tree. My parents were Wm T and Ruth Vickers Kidd. The Kidd family moved from Monaville (where I was born) sometime in the '40s. My father worked in 'Black Bottom' for Logan Machine & Electric. We lived in CT through WW2 and moved to Freeze Fork on Dingess Run around '46. I have fond memories of CT and the blackouts during the war, the bakery and the wonderful smell and Mr Nagy's store. We were in the small house beside the ESSO station. My brother Dwight attended CT school. I remember playing in a snow fort built by the 'bigger' boys in the school field. The Black family lived just behind us. Mrs. Black looked after me while my mother went to see my brother in Logan General Hosp. He had appendicitis. She was a stern keeper. It was long ago but still fond memories exist even though the times were tough.
congratulations on the website, very interesting, logan is a fascinating place now. its like a ghost town, you can tell that it once was a busy place but now downtown buildings are empty. my grandmother elsie szakal drove the school bus and its neat to see your references of my uncle frank "ronnie" szakal and my father john "bob" szakal, cousins of bobby and joe piros… although you have my fathers name misspelled in the text. you are to be applauded for your contribution to west virginia history. thanks, sean szakal
|8-8-2005 11:26 PM Host: ACA85A54.ipt.aol.com
Happy to see this site. I lived in Cherry Tree from 1956 to 1964. My brothers are Ronnie and Lanny. We played with the Dyer children. We lived next door to Sheila Dingess, across from Joe Chirico's store. I went to grade school with Jeanie Tiller and Penny Hager.
|8-2-2005 11:05 PM IP: 67-42-194-114.eugn.qwest.net
I like your site. I have Family That was from Cherry Tree Bottom West Virginia
|5-10-2005 01:18 PM Host: cache-rtc-ac06.proxy.aol.com
Nice reading your info.May grandmother was Bessie Burton. My day was Oakley E Cadd Sr and my mother was Essie Hazel Hoschar Cadd. My brothers Oakley Jr, Willard, And WIlmer and My sister Karen Sue. My uncle was Willard J Burton and his wife was Nary Williamson Burton. I remember growing up in Verdunville, Logan and Aracoma. and going to Sunday school at Cherry Tree Pilgrim Holiness Church. My mom and day always spoke nicely of you and your family!
|4-18-2005 10:50 AM Host: ip27.42.blca.blazenet.net
I am the daughter of Francis Bostic and Rosella Bostic. My mother was a Coble. I had an Aunt and Uncle by the name of Robert and Jenny Stabley that lived in Cherrytree. I also had a cousin that lived next to the Stableys by the name of Jim Johns. I am interested in finding information on my mother's mother whose name was Elva Coble.She was married to Floyd Coble Who lived near Cherrytree. He died around 1969.
|4-6-2005 10:55 AM Host: dsl-pppoe-pool8-20.d02.ncshlt.infoave.net
Judi sent also sent me the URL and I likewise am very happy she did. I lived at Mt. Gay during these years and rode my bike to Cherry Tree often. Handy Andy's store was a favorite of all the kids. And we got hot bread from the Sunbeam Bakery often. I remeber Bobby Sazkel coming to Mt. Gay Grade and giving me a race for the fastest boy on the playground. Great site!
|1-12-2005 08:23 PM Host: pcp745062pcs.reston01.va.comcast.net
Hi Robert, Its been a while since I have visited your website. What wonderful improvements you have made. The message board is really a plus, it seems to be connecting you with a lot of the Gang from Cherry Tree and best of all the happy memories for us all. I know it has been a rewarding adventure for you as well. We have shared a lot of those memories since both of us are Cherry Tree Grade School Alumni. Just keep on sharing. With Love, Beulah (Samson) McLemore
Judi Clark sent me this web page today, I recognize a lot of names onn here. Mary "Nida " Vance
|1-12-2005 11:27 AM Host: cache-rtc-ac06.proxy.aol.com
It's so great to go down memory lane with so many fond memories being recalled. My sister, Lava, and I, lived there with our grandparents, John L and Lora Browning, for so many happy years. I love to hear from people from whom I have been separated for all these years. If anyone remembers me, please, e-mail me. Love to hear from you. Thanks to all who work so diligently to put this great documentary together! LUV YA ALL, Yvonne (Tootsie Hargis) Burgess
Our family John B. and Osa Browning, Grandma, Betty Hatfield Caldwell, and 8 siblings lived in the two story white framed house across from Chirico's grocery. We were there from approximately late 1939-1942. I have fond memories of the Lacy's log cabin home and the swinging bridge behind it. I also remember when Charley Lacy cut off part of one of his fingers in the meat slicer at Nagy's grocery when he worked there. Billy Biggs and I were good buddies. I recall they lived in a brick duplex above and on the same side of the road as the bakery.I remember we used to have an occasional treat when Daddy would give us the money to buy a loaf of hot bread off the dock of the bakery. I can almost still smell and taste it.I was ther from my seventh to ninth year. I also remember Monet Ackers who lived next to Chirico's. My younger brother, Latelle, who passed away in JULY OF 2000, Was kidded unmerically by Eddie Atkins, about Monet being his sweetheart. Our family moved to Guyan St. in Logan after leaving Cherry Tree and lived there until about 1953 when Mother and Dad moved to Sarah Ann after all of their children except the youngest, our sister Margaret Jane (pixie), had left home to seek our fortunes and the surviving 4 siblings are,mostly, still looking. Thank you for refreshing my memories and adding to my knowledge about the geography and residents of Cherry Tree. Joe Reed Browning
|12-19-2004 04:58 PM Host: cpe-66-74-17-241.dc.rr.com
Great site, would like to know how it is linked to my family? I grew up in Logan, graduated LHS in 1964. I am related to the Seplocha family that live there during this time. My e-mail is firstname.lastname@example.com Thank you.
|12-19-2004 04:57 PM Host: cpe-66-74-17-241.dc.rr.com
hi i just saw your photo album and the name charles cliffored lacy was in it my grandfather was tracy clyde lacy of accoville and he was a coal miner for amherstdale he worked in the mines for 50 years i was raised up in accoville and i would love to find out if anyone has information on any lacy family in west virginia my name is debie and you can contact me at email@example.com. i enjoy reading the messages and seeing pictures i live in north carolina now but west virginia will always be my home thanks for information
|12-19-2004 04:56 PM Host: cpe-66-74-17-241.dc.rr.com
It is highly interesting and very nice. From the distance I found very moving the way you remember your schooldays, and your teacher(s). Warmest regards, Péter Péchy (N.B.: her name is, now I am sure, Lucile von Pechy, it is misspelled in several ways…)
|12-19-2004 04:55 PM Host: cpe-66-74-17-241.dc.rr.com
I enjoyed your site very much . It brought back many memories. Thanks for sharing.
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I think your page is very interesting. Starts my mind wondering. My Grandma and Grandpa lived on Logan Avenue in Holden. My Father name is Victor Kovach. My Grandparents were Bertha and Ignatz. Obviously Hungarian. My Grandpa was a miner for Island Creek. Would you have any information on this? Thanks Maryellen
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I just happened to stumble across your website. My father is Richard Lee Webb, son of Lucy Evelyn and Dexter Webb, grandson of Richard and Myrtle Herald. Thanks for all of the work you have done.
|12-19-2004 04:53 PM Host: cpe-66-74-17-241.dc.rr.com
Robert, you have really worked on this one… I read it to my Dad and he remembered this one, and that one and my Mom had a mattress redone down at the mattress joint, I remember going with her… Dad said the left side of the mountain from head of island creek down to Cherry Tree was a deer reserve… and that you could hunt on the right side ( right where Dad lives right now )of island creek but not the left side.. He enjoys your site… but as I said, I can't find the site that had the map and where all the houses were… any hints…. Dad just told me some more good stuff about the deers, but that that will be in an email.
|12-19-2004 04:52 PM Host: cpe-66-74-17-241.dc.rr.com
Very nice site, I lived in Cherry Tree in the 60's across from the Sunbeam plant it was a cable shop i think then? brings back a lot of memories. Thanks so much!
|12-19-2004 04:52 PM Host: cpe-66-74-17-241.dc.rr.com
Thanks Robert for putting this all together. I have enjoyed reading about my Browning family background. I am Naomi McClung (Browning's) daughter and Exel Browning's first granddaughter. It has been a joy to see the photos of my Mamaw with my Mom and her sisters. I would love to see one of my Grandfather Elmer Browning if there are any around. Thanks again for all your hard work. Deborah Lutz, Norfolk, Virginia
|12-19-2004 04:51 PM Host: cpe-66-74-17-241.dc.rr.com
I really enjoyed the memories of cherrytree gang. lol I am skippers daughter Floria, hope to read more about your memories, what a great way to preserve history. e-mail me sometime if u arent too too busy thanks again for sharing.
|12-19-2004 04:50 PM Host: cpe-66-74-17-241.dc.rr.com
my dearest best friend thank you so much for sharing you website.. it really brought back a lot of memories for me too.. again thank you …send me an e-mail when you see this ok>> your personal beautician..especially with mud shampoos lol" my e-mail is email@example.com.. love you skipper
|12-19-2004 04:49 PM Host: cpe-66-74-17-241.dc.rr.com
I am Robert L. Wellman. I was born in Monaville, 1945 graduated Logan High Schol 1964. Joined the U.S. Navy, retired in Charleston, S.C. 1989. Iam the son of Preacher Wellman of Monaville, he also worked in the coal mines at No. 22 Holden. Retired a few years after the crew he worked with got killed. Brothers are Ira, James, William(Fred), Sisters Dorthey and Deloris. All are still living but scattered across the country. Love your web site!
|12-19-2004 04:48 PM Host: cpe-66-74-17-241.dc.rr.com
Robert, I think the change is going to be a good one. Happy the guestbook is up and working. Thank you for including my family on your site. Judi Clark, Indiana via Holden, W.Va.
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Bob- I'm in Tennessee attending to your cousin Bill's estate. I return to my adopted and naturalized home in NJ tomorrow AM and was quite comforted to find your memories, histories and reveries here. Thanks for a refreshing visit with the idea of home. Love, Cousin Elizabeth.
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Fantastic site! I really enjoy the stories, photos and the map is literally priceless. It really takes me back. The best years of my childhood were there. Great job! Thank you!
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Hi Robert,We thank you for doing such a wonderful job with the Cherry Tree website.There isn't a day that goes by that we don't think about the beauty of our great community of Cherry Tree,W.VA.The people were nice and friendly.The pictures of snow brings back the snowball events we use to have. In the lazy days of summer horseshoe tossing,marble shooting and watermelon eating.We hope and pray that everyone is working together to bring peace and joy to all that they meet through their lives.
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I ran across this Cherry Tree site while searching West VA for my grandfather Luther C. Clark 1878-1913. Luther died before my mom was born and we could never find any info on him; who his parents were or where they were from. I grew up knowing his wife, Eliza A. (Lida) Campbell who had moved to Alabama about 1920. I know my grandpa lived between KY thru W. VA, most all his life. I sure do wish I could find some info about him. I love your site: very nice. Elaine Rau
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I really enjoyed turning the pages of your book of life Robert. Well done. I hope that there are many more exciting chapters ahead. Carl Updike
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I just tried your new link. Great site! Thanks for your time and effort. It brings back a lot of memories. I was a Cherry Tree resident 1953 to 1957 and a Fisher Bottom resident 1946 and 1947. Thanks again, Herb Blankenship


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Mullins talks up Min's hopes of emulating Supreme stars
Willie Mullins' run of misfortune clearly hasn't tempered his enthusiasm, as he has described the red-hot Sky Bet Supreme Novices' Hurdle Min as being as good as Vautour and Douvan at the same stage in their respective careers.
Both emphatic winners of the frenzied Cheltenham Festival opener, Vautour and Douvan are two of the most exciting young chasers in training.
Vautour is expected to vie for his third win in the Cotswolds in the Timico Gold Cup three weeks tomorrow, while Douvan is long odds-on to emulate his 2015 Arkle Trophy rout on day one of the Festival.
Between them, they have amassed eight Grade Ones. Min has so far contested just two hurdle races for the champion trainer, winning both, including a Punchestown Grade Two.
That race has since thrown up a dual winner in Sunday's tidy Grade Two victor Ball D'Arc, and Mullins is happy to take encouragement from that. He also indicated that Min's tendency to race freely doesn't unduly concern.
"All the form lines are coming back good with Ball D'Arc winning in Naas," Mullins said yesterday on At The Races. "Everything that runs from his races compliments him.
"I think he's as good as Faugheen and Vautour were (at the stage in their careers). What he did the last day, having pulled so hard, he was really hard on himself throughout the race and then to pick up again and go away I thought was very good.
"He has followed near enough the same route as Vautour and Douvan, and they are two hot horses to follow. Whether he's as good as those two, I don't know, but he's doing everything they did.
"I don't think the occasion will bother him; we've not had problems in the parade ring and he'd be no different than any horse going to Cheltenham for the first time."
Mullins, Ruby Walsh and Rich Ricci also combined to take the March 15 Grade One with Champagne Fever in 2013.
Min is a top-priced 7/4 to complete the quartet, and he is one of 46 left in the £120,000 two-miler.
There were no shock omissions from any of the seven Grade One novices' events nor from the four-miler, with options still being kept open for the likes of Min's stablemates, Yorkhill and Bellshill.
The smallest remaining novice entry is for the Racing Post Arkle Trophy, with just 21 left in alongside Douvan, of which Mullins trains five in total.
Of the 22, 12 are Irish-based, and Henry de Bromhead has left Sizing John in the two-miler and the JLT over two miles and five furlongs.
Mullins also issued an upbeat report on his reigning Arkle hero Un De Sceaux, which is the only other horse apart from Douvan that is odds-on for a Festival race following Faugheen's Champion Hurdle defection.
Un De Sceaux is as short as 1/2 for the Queen Mother Champion Chase, having left behind his Leopardstown spill with an emphatic defeat of Sire De Grugy at Ascot last month.
"I think for the rider and the horse's self-confidence it was good," Mullins said of Walsh's mount's clear round.
"He has done that now and hopefully he'll go back and try and do what he did last year. His preparation has gone as well as last year - I'm very happy with him.
"He settles better now, which will help I think; he's not as keen as he used to be. Things have got to go right on the day but I think he's fine. I think the form says he's the one the rest have to worry about."
A tilt at Japan's Nakayama Grand Jump was mooted for Felix Yonger, but Mullins said that the Tied Cottage Chase winner will join Un De Sceaux in the Champion Chase line-up.
"I don't think he'll go to Japan, just the cost and everything," Mullins explained.
"He might go next year. Felix is in good form so we'll let him take his chance. I hope he'll get into the money; I think he's in far better form this year than he ever has been."
At Huntingdon today, Mullins will be represented by recent Naas winner Gitane Du Berlais, which will be ridden by Daryl Jacob when she clashes once again with her November Carlisle conqueror, Emily Gray.
Meanwhile, Eddie Harty has reiterated that Minella Foru, Copy That and his weekend runner-up Moon Over Germany will skip the Festival in favour of domestic targets.
The JP McManus-owned Paddy Power Chase winner Minella Foru is prominent in the Ultima Business Solutions Handicap Chase betting, but Fairyhouse and Punchestown are on his agenda instead.
Irish Independent


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A U.S. drone attack in Yemen Thursday targeted but failed to hit a U.S.-born radical Yemeni cleric, Anwar al Awlaki.
The missile attack on a car did kill two brothers thought to be mid-level Al Qaeda militants, Reuters reports.
Awlaki has been accused of encouraging attacks on the United States and is considered the leader of Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula. He is one of the worlds most wanted terrorists.
"We were hoping it was him," a U.S. official told CBS News.
The intended drone attack on one of Al Qaeda's influential leaders comes less than a week after U.S. forces killed the leader of Al Qaeda, Osama bin Laden.
The attempt to kill Awlaki is the first known U.S. drone attack inside Yemen since May 2010, when a missile accidentally killed one of the president's envoys, BBC reports.
Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula has about 300 members and is thought to be behind attacks on government targets, states Reuters.
The Wall Street Journal reports that the group is considered the world's most active terrorist organization.
Awlaki has been linked to three major terror incidents: the Fort Hood shootings, the Christmas 2009 airplane plot and a plan to blow up cargo planes.
The United States has been working closely with Yemen to investigate and find terror suspects. Yemeni President Ali Abdullah Saleh has increased his cooperation as he has faced major protests at home in an effort to gain U.S. support, a U.S. official told the Wall Street Journal.