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Brunswick People Paul Merriman lines up a shot at the pool room across from the YMCA in what was formerly the Werntz store. (courtesy of Curt Webber) Thanks to Smoketown History From Facebook: Skip Himes: I hung out there alot with Carl & Kenny Mo... |
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Paul Merriman lines up a shot at the pool room across from the YMCA in what was formerly the Werntz store. (courtesy of Curt Webber) Thanks to Smoketown History | Paul Merriman lines up a shot at the pool room across from the YMCA in what was formerly the Werntz store. (courtesy of Curt Webber) Thanks to Smoketown History | ||
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Paul Merriman lines up a shot at the pool room across from the YMCA in what was formerly the Werntz store. (courtesy of Curt Webber) Thanks to Smoketown History
From Facebook: Skip Himes: I hung out there alot with Carl & Kenny Morseburger!! L Nov 18, 2012
Carol Geisbert: Paul Merriman was my father. My brother was Paul A. (Snookie) Merriman who passed away in 1995-at age 50. My sisters are Sonnie Merriman Hardy and Linda Merriman Spring.
Jeff Weddle: It is Wayne Springs in blue...I'm in the plaid shirt, most likely Bruce Roland leaning on the soda machine...and this is a pool room on East Potomac Street near Cages across from the old YMCA. It was on the corner of 1st street & E Potomac (empty lot now) across the street from the Met..fall of 78'. At the time I was 14/15, and my grandparents lived at 315 E Potomac...so it was a short walk to this location. Nov 19, 2012
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