Comments From Our Readers
Joedy Ohr writes:
"Anne sent me your web site....enjoyed all the "stuff". The WIRV signal would come in over
several appliances and old record player in our house."
Joedy Ohr
"Anne sent me your web site....enjoyed all the "stuff". The WIRV signal would come in over
several appliances and old record player in our house."
Joedy Ohr
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Phyllis Gould Drilling writes:
"Loved the walk down memory lane on your website. Be sure to keep June 21 available for
the school-wide reunion. We are hoping to have it in the "study hall" at IHS. More later."
Phyllis
"Loved the walk down memory lane on your website. Be sure to keep June 21 available for
the school-wide reunion. We are hoping to have it in the "study hall" at IHS. More later."
Phyllis
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Don Richardson writes:
Dave,
" I really enjoyed your trip down memory lane, which most of us at 60 tend to want to do more of. I
think the most memorable of all with WIRV was the Saturday night Sock Hops, at the armory in
Ravenna. What a great time and what a real outlet for the kids. In a time when we are all
searching for things to occupy our follow on generations with, maybe someone would get the
message here and start that process all over again. I might even spend a Saturday night or two
myself reliving those trips down memory lane, and what great memories they were. Thanks Dave
to you and all the people you mention on your web site for they all participated during those
Saturday night departures from the week of School.
Don "Buckwheat" Richardson
Dave,
" I really enjoyed your trip down memory lane, which most of us at 60 tend to want to do more of. I
think the most memorable of all with WIRV was the Saturday night Sock Hops, at the armory in
Ravenna. What a great time and what a real outlet for the kids. In a time when we are all
searching for things to occupy our follow on generations with, maybe someone would get the
message here and start that process all over again. I might even spend a Saturday night or two
myself reliving those trips down memory lane, and what great memories they were. Thanks Dave
to you and all the people you mention on your web site for they all participated during those
Saturday night departures from the week of School.
Don "Buckwheat" Richardson
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Wendell Tipton writes:
"Thanks Dave for sharing the history of WIRV, really took me back a few years!"
Wendell k4wft
"Thanks Dave for sharing the history of WIRV, really took me back a few years!"
Wendell k4wft
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Jim McPhail writes:
I enjoyed your site and thinking about "old times" The interview with Jim Gaskin was great.
Such wonderful memories!
Jim
I enjoyed your site and thinking about "old times" The interview with Jim Gaskin was great.
Such wonderful memories!
Jim
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Dana Greene, Middlesboro Kentucky writes:
While browsing the Internet this morning, I discovered your site (which looks like a real treasure for
local broadcasters) and found Bill's name. I do recall learning that Bill spent some time in
broadcasting while at Irvine and it was interesting to your read your comments about him. By the
way, I occasionally have contact with South Bevins. South's son, Wade Bevins, is an executive at a
local bank (First State Financial) and I see Wade rather regularly. South is a local broadcasting icon
and it was interesting to see and hear his comments on your site. You have certainly created an
archive of information that must be priceless for those who spent time on the air in Estill County and
Madison County.
While browsing the Internet this morning, I discovered your site (which looks like a real treasure for
local broadcasters) and found Bill's name. I do recall learning that Bill spent some time in
broadcasting while at Irvine and it was interesting to your read your comments about him. By the
way, I occasionally have contact with South Bevins. South's son, Wade Bevins, is an executive at a
local bank (First State Financial) and I see Wade rather regularly. South is a local broadcasting icon
and it was interesting to see and hear his comments on your site. You have certainly created an
archive of information that must be priceless for those who spent time on the air in Estill County and
Madison County.
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Tula Prewitt writes:
Sure am enjoying your home page on the computer. I remember the Trading Post, especially the old
people who use to call in each day with numerous things to sell and trade. Your site allows us to go
back down memory lane. The song you played for the Trading Post was a great Piece. It gave us
country folks a new chance to enjoy this type music. I am sure it will always be remembered by us
listeners who always included this program in our daily schedules.
Marvin Wilson, Ms Neal(from Plum Street) Cora Arthur who lived on top Daniels Addition. Just to
name a few..
Sure am enjoying your home page on the computer. I remember the Trading Post, especially the old
people who use to call in each day with numerous things to sell and trade. Your site allows us to go
back down memory lane. The song you played for the Trading Post was a great Piece. It gave us
country folks a new chance to enjoy this type music. I am sure it will always be remembered by us
listeners who always included this program in our daily schedules.
Marvin Wilson, Ms Neal(from Plum Street) Cora Arthur who lived on top Daniels Addition. Just to
name a few..
Patricia (Estes) Rose writes:
I got this from an email and really enjoyed taking the trip down memory lane from my home town. I
hope you add to this or make more, if you do please keep my email address and send it to me.
Thanks, Patricia (Estes) Rose. I now live in Madison Co., but proud to be an old Irvine girl. It sure has
died down and changed a lot. I would love to see it as it was in the 60`s. Thank you.
I got this from an email and really enjoyed taking the trip down memory lane from my home town. I
hope you add to this or make more, if you do please keep my email address and send it to me.
Thanks, Patricia (Estes) Rose. I now live in Madison Co., but proud to be an old Irvine girl. It sure has
died down and changed a lot. I would love to see it as it was in the 60`s. Thank you.
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