Jan and Phil in front of
original garage doors.
Dad put in a new garage door even before he finally extended the garage and added the automatic garage door opener.
Phil, Jan, and Sue
Harney Peak, South Dakota
At home in the back yard
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Jan and Phil in front of original garage doors. Dad put in a new garage door even before he finally extended the garage and added the automatic garage door opener. |
Geer, the ice man, still made his rounds when I was young. We'd be happy to get his ice chips. He delivered coal in the winter. We set up a pop stand on First Avenue and LeFevre Road. We bought a couple cases of mixed pop from Middleton's Coca Cola Company on 3rd Avenue. We also sold ice cream out of the house; we'd run in and make the cone. The mail man, who made twice a day deliveries, usually bought a soda. [Mom (Ruth Hey) bought me supplies to do needlepoint while waiting on customers. Jan Hey] The rag man came from the west along Locust Street in his horse drawn wagon. (recollections by Phil Hey) Phil, Jan, and Sue Harney Peak, South Dakota |
At home in the back yard |
Upon Janna's Birth |
  (Text of Newspaper Article, Sterling Gazette, December 27, 1929) CHILD IS BAPTIZED AT ABRAM HEY HOME A very pretty and impressive service was held in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Abram Hey, 1513 First avenue Christmas eve when their Infant son was christened John Philip, through the holy rites of baptism. Rev. J. L. Lobaugh, pastor of the Trinity Evangelical church was the officiating minister. The following persons were present besides the [Abram] Hey family, Mrs. J. L. Holtzman, mother of Mrs. [Hey], Mr. and Mrs. H. T. [Harshman] and daughter, Ruth, Rev. and Mrs. J. L. Lobaugh and John Hey who acted as godfather. |
 Phil, Jan, Sue |
From Phil to Janna Yellowstone Family Trip, 1940  |
 Please be Present  Jan, Sue, Phil |