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Date: Friday, September 6, 2002
Time: 5:02 PM ESTvisitor name: Billy Arehart
location: New Antioch
finding us: Internet Searchcomments: The site looks super... Keep up the good work!!! It looks like the "Eden" of Ohio is in good hands.
Date: Tuesday, September 3, 2002
Time: 2:06 PM ESTvisitor name: Debby Shipp
location: Arkansas
finding us: Internet Searchcomments: I am wanting to try to find out what is going on with Jesse Littleton these days. There are a few of the 'ol' MD fans out there that are trying to keep up with all the guys. Jesse is the one that we get the least info on. if any of his family, friends, ect...reads this, and has some info that can be shared-please email me at debbyshipp@yahoo.com
Date: Sunday, September 1, 2002
Time: 4:53 PM ESTvisitor name: Genevieve Catalan (Faehnle)
location: Originally Sabina - now in Westerville
finding us: Internet Searchcomments: I think this site is wonderful!! I am so prooud to be from a community that takes such pride in it's heritage. I just finished reading the article about Ada Kinney. She was and always will be a part of our family.
Please let me know if you would like anything that my father may have. They are in Florida living in Pt St Lucie.
What a great site!!!
Date: Monday, August 12, 2002
Time: 11:27 AM ESTvisitor name: Clarence & Frieda Cramer
location: Sabina,Ohio
finding us: Membership Newslettercomments: Things were very interesting, as we both were raised and still live in the Sabina area. Keep up the good work. There was one mistake abour Kirt Ranken's resturant, it was where the car wash is on Howard street. Where the bank parking lot is now was Gibbs Hardware. It was run by Ralph and Earl Gibbs. Thank you for your column.
Date: Saturday, August 10, 2002
Time: 8:13 PM ESTvisitor name: Beverly & Robert Bernard
location: Hillsboro, Oh
finding us: Word Of Mouth
Date: Thursday, August 8, 2002
Time: 8:20 AM ESTvisitor name: Thomas Cobb
location: Haverhill, New Hampshire
finding us: Internet Searchcomments: You have a person named Jim Moon on your guest book. He is looking for a pump his grandfather designed. I HAVE THIS PUMP AND I AM TRYING TO GET IN TOUCH WITH HIM. HE CAN REACH ME AT cobbigdaddy@aol.com
Date: Monday, August 5, 2002
Time: 2:03 PM ESTvisitor name: Robert Rhinehimer
location: sabina/reeseville
finding us: Internet Searchcomments: I just wanted to know if Eugene is still in the Sabina Cemetary
Date: Sunday, August 4, 2002
Time: 12:52 PM ESTvisitor name: Tammy Gebhart
location: Lewisburg, Ohio
finding us: Word Of Mouthcomments: I used to work with Linda Huff Donley at Frisch's in Hillsboro many years ago. We became very close friends and still keep in touch through email. I'm very proud of her going after her dream, this is something al ot of us don't do and then before you know it we're too OLD to do it.
Linda always talked about Sabina and how much the people were and are wonderful and nice. It's family.
Date: Saturday, August 3, 2002
Time: 10:04 AM ESTvisitor names: Dan & Mary Cisco
location: Sabina, OH
finding us: Sabina Advertisercomments: I am so interested in old buildings and what they use to be. How they have changed and became different things over the years. I guess it's a kind of bitter, sweet memory for me. I try to imagine what it was like and what everyone in the future will be thinking about when my generation is gone. Will they wander what it was like to have lived during my time? Wander what busineses came and went? It's really interesting to me----what buildings use to be, but aren't now.
I think the Sabina Historical Society is great and I commend everyone on the committee.
Thanks!!!
Date: Friday, August 2, 2002
Time: 10:36 AM ESTvisitor name: Linda "Huff" Donley
location: Hillsboro, OH
finding us: Sabina websitecomments: I lived in Sabina all of my life and didn't leave my hometown until after graduation, 1983. Everytime I would come home to visit my brother James and his family, I used to cringe to see that the town had expanded outward but that the middle of the town had gone to ruin. I always hoped someone would fix her up and am so glad to see it's finally being done. Sabina always was a beautiful place to live and I think it's about time. A lot of fond memories there...I "absolutely love" being able to look back in time, what a wonderful site. By the way, you ought to tell the story of "Eugene", for those of you not familiar with the story...lol. Keep up the good work! I highly commend you. One more thing, I think the school should have remained standing. A new one built of course but the old one preserved. It sure was heartbreaking seeing it knocked down...
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