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cbolt wrote:Seems like that place has had many names over the years.Pretty sure that was JG'S sister that owned it during Debs.

Yep, it was JG's sister, that's how I remember it was Deb's at that time. He would go over there and eat most of the time he said.

She married a Wagner,Larry I think

cbolt wrote:She married a Wagner,Larry I think

Yep, I remember JG calling me to go on Larry's mail route with him. Ole JG had me nervous flying in the van to those drop off places. Big bags of mail. One drop off was in Laurelville. He had me shook. Gotta be on time he kept saying. I didn't go again.

80 mph plus in places, and not much of a slow down for the curves in one of those older cargo vans. Thought I was going to need poopy paper by the time we got done.

Didn't he drive like that everywhere? Thought I remember people saying he ran the heck out of that thunderbird and I remember you said he had that mustang opened up a lot.He should have had the nickname flying j.

Yep, pretty much, but that day he was trying to make time to get to those drop off places so the next guy picking it up didn't have to wait. I was thinking about all that could happen, specially someone pulling out of a driveway or meeting a car that was left of center around those curves head on. He knew I was nervous and said "we gotta make time man"..I told him start earlier next time, he gave me that tough guy look. I'm glad I didn't go again. "FLYING J" "THE FLYER" Both would work.

Did you have the feet working on your side brakes? I would do that but would never slow us down.

noreply66 wrote:Did you have the feet working on your side brakes? I would do that but would never slow us down.

Sure did, it's a reaction. I was holding on too, hands sometimes on the dash and on the sides of the seat. I was ready to jump in the back of the van with the mail bags. I thought it would never end, his foot was real heavy that day. I about got sick from it, I was glad when he got done with the route.

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noreply66 wrote:Did you have the feet working on your side brakes? I would do that but would never slow us down.

Sure did, it's a reaction. I was holding on too, hands sometimes on the dash and on the sides of the seat. I was ready to jump in the back of the van with the mail bags. I thought it would never end, his foot was real heavy that day. I about got sick from it, I was glad when he got done with the route.

ran a few times at the National Trails but could never get use to someone else driving.

noreply66 wrote:

TRENCHFOOT wrote:

noreply66 wrote:Did you have the feet working on your side brakes? I would do that but would never slow us down.

Sure did, it's a reaction. I was holding on too, hands sometimes on the dash and on the sides of the seat. I was ready to jump in the back of the van with the mail bags. I thought it would never end, his foot was real heavy that day. I about got sick from it, I was glad when he got done with the route.

ran a few times at the National Trails but could never get use to someone else driving.

Been there, but just as a spectator, nice quarter mile race track. I'm nervous as well when someone is driving like he did that day. No sense in it, no way of relaxing, and anything can happen in a second.

Dr. Blums office there at the park before the hotel burnt down.

Inboden's Marathon East Main

Terrell's Motel East Main

Shult's grocery Zanesville Avenue

Freeman's Flower Shop East Front

The old paint store and barber shop on Mulberry between Main and Hunter.

noreply66 wrote:The old paint store and barber shop on Mulberry between Main and Hunter.

I think I remember the barber shop being down there.

The basement barbershop ?

Gibby's

TRENCHFOOT wrote:

noreply66 wrote:The old paint store and barber shop on Mulberry between Main and Hunter.

I think I remember the barber shop being down there.

I think the barber shop and paint store were beside each other. Shaw owned the building.

noreply66 wrote:

TRENCHFOOT wrote:

noreply66 wrote:The old paint store and barber shop on Mulberry between Main and Hunter.

I think I remember the barber shop being down there.

I think the barber shop and paint store were beside each other. Shaw owned the building.

Think my grandpa got his hair cut in there from time to time.

Moore's Hardware, Guyandotte, Huntington, WV - burned down, 2003

Helber's on state RT.93 North about 1/4 out of Logan on the right. Think their new store is up by McDonalds.