Eye catching, part 2
Here’s the part of Terry Bartlow’s story about losing an eye as a young boy and some of the ensuing experiences that resulted. — J.T. Knoll
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Here’s the part of Terry Bartlow’s story about losing an eye as a young boy and some of the ensuing experiences that resulted. — J.T. Knoll
Here’s the first in a series of recollections by a frequent contributor, Terry Bartlow, about losing an eye as a young boy and some of the ensuing experiences that resulted. — J.T. Knoll
No doubt Terry Bartlow’s recollections about the early days of TV and radio will tweak the memories of many reading this. Enjoy. — J.T.K.
Like thousands of others over the past century, Terry Bartlow has year ‘round, fond memories of Lakeside Park, which was originally part of the farm of Franklin Playter, Pittsburg’s founder.A slate dump from a former mine on his property had created an eyesore for Mr. Playter, so he used it to form a dam across a large swale, creating a 3 ½ acre body of water that he allowed people to use for recreational purposes.After being purchased by some prominent citizens in 1920, it