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From Spain: Praise for pipeline explosion recovery work

Richard Hovious writes:
Sounds like everyone did a great job after the pipeline explosion - Wish we had had them around that night in '39! - Richard Hovious Knifleyan in Spain
CM Readers: Mr. Hovious' grandfather was better know as "Mr. Babe Hovious." His store burned in 1939, and the lot remained vacant after that. It would have been between the Art Theatre and Ina Hovious' skating rink. Read a mini-autobiography/bio about Richard Hovious (whose grandfather's name came up in a round table discussion, February 14, 2014, about Old Knifley at the Crossroads) here: Richard Arlan Hovious/The Knifley boy who helped Luke Knifley build the Art Theatre and whose ambition was to become Knifley's first Rocket Scientist




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