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	Joan Hale: I don't know if Mr. Boone was still working there at that time. I remember visiting my Mom one day at the post office and I kept hearing chirping sounds, and she set a box of baby chicks on the counter that were to go to the Brunswick Coop. I could see several dozen yellow chicks scurrying around inside through the holes in the box.		Joan Hale: I don't know if Mr. Boone was still working there at that time. I remember visiting my Mom one day at the post office and I kept hearing chirping sounds, and she set a box of baby chicks on the counter that were to go to the Brunswick Coop. I could see several dozen yellow chicks scurrying around inside through the holes in the box.


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HistoryCommission2: Circa mid-1970s photo of the Brunswick Post Office staff, L-R : John Bowers, Jimmy Weddle, Ernie Wineholt, Mary Cook, Jerry Pearrell (Postmaster), and Bill Utterback. (Photo courtesy of Joan Cook Hale) Mary Jane Watson: I remember this gang down at...

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Circa mid-1970s photo of the Brunswick Post Office staff, L-R : John Bowers, Jimmy Weddle, Ernie Wineholt, Mary Cook, Jerry Pearrell (Postmaster), and Bill Utterback. (Photo courtesy of Joan Cook Hale) Mary Jane Watson: I remember this gang down at...

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== Summary ==
Circa mid-1970s photo of the Brunswick Post Office staff,

L-R : John Bowers, Jimmy Weddle, Ernie Wineholt, Mary Cook, Jerry Pearrell (Postmaster), and Bill Utterback.

(Photo courtesy of Joan Cook Hale)

Mary Jane Watson: I remember this gang down at the PO... I used to walk with my grandad, "Doc" he carried the big leather bag and went up and down all those stairs and hills.

Joan Hale: I don't know if Mr. Boone was still working there at that time. I remember visiting my Mom one day at the post office and I kept hearing chirping sounds, and she set a box of baby chicks on the counter that were to go to the Brunswick Coop. I could see several dozen yellow chicks scurrying around inside through the holes in the box.

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HistoryCommission2 at 23:33, 21 October 2019

HistoryCommission2: Circa mid-1970s photo of the Brunswick Post Office staff, L-R : John Bowers, Jimmy Weddle, Ernie Wineholt, Mary Cook, Jerry Pearrell (Postmaster), and Bill Utterback. (Photo courtesy of Joan Cook Hale) Mary Jane Watson: I remember this gang down at...