The old-timers who held court near the Coca-Cola box in front of the Truby Store in the early ‘60s rarely agreed on anything, but that didn’t stop the endless debates over the checker board or at the domino Over the Back Fence table. There were always a couple of cane-bottom chairs sitting around and an old church pew sat on the porch with its back to the storefront
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