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Monday Memories: Toledoan didn’t travel far to stand at the crossroads of German culture in ‘94

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Berlin might have been 4,800 kilometers away, but, as far as Jack Cherry was concerned, he was standing at the intersection of all things Deutsch at the German-American Festival at Oak Shade Grove in Oregon.

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Monday Memories: Toledoan didn’t travel far to stand at the crossroads of German culture in ‘94

Berlin might have been 4,800 kilometers away, but, as far as Jack Cherry was concerned, he was standing at the intersection of all things Deutsch at the German-American Festival at Oak Shade Grove in Oregon.

·Toledo, United States
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The Blade broke the news in Toledo, United States on Monday, August 18, 2025.
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