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CYRUS: Joppa newsletter, February 5, 1941 Newsletters from Joppa appeared sporadically in the Adair County News in the early '40s. Perhaps current, former, and want-to-be Joppans will enjoy this one from the February 5, 1941 News. Most everyone in the community has been sick. Mr. and Mrs. Kent Montgomery, Mr. George Powell and Chrystine are still confined to his home from having teeth extracted.CYRUS Central Ohio Bureau Chief Click here to read related story on Joppa Finally, the answer to question which has been perplexing the rest of us, not just William L. Willis Esq.: They are called "Joppans." Can't wait to tell Cosby Cundiff what he is. - ED This story was posted on 2005-12-05 23:16:08
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