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Snapshots of History by Mike Avitt
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Snapshots of History by Mike Avitt
I will continue my series of how I viewed Mount Ayr from 1970 to 1973 and the experiences I had. Mount Ayr’s first teen center was in the basement of the United Presbyterian Church and opened in 1970. I remember my step-sister Lesa Perry painted the sign, “The Cellar,” that was placed at the entrance of the basement. In a way, the teen center had its own house band — The Era of Good Feeling. Members of the band included Bob and Bruce Ricker, Bre…
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