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A Look Back – May 1975 - Plymouth Review
Trees were in full blossom at Fritz Meyer’s Waldo Orchards at this time 50 years ago, when 19-year-old Betty Lemkuil of Plymouth – appropriately bedecked in a fruit-design t-shirt and hat – visited the 75-acre apple and cherry farm which was then located one mile west of the village on State 28. The orchard, founded in 1923, offered free hay […] Sorry! You must be a subscriber to access the rest of this content. Please login below or Subscribe …
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10 YEARS AGO MAY 14, 2015 Work on the Turtle Lake Museum is underway. Displayed is the original Turtle Lake Depot Sign which is being donated by David & Diane Skrupky. The museum is looking for donations of historic items with an emphasis on Turtle Lake related artifacts such as photographs, local business advertising, items from local businesses and area farms, or commonly used items from days gone by. Items may be perma- nently donated or may …
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