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aka Jim Thorp to many people...Found this web site by accident (I was looking for help on string functions in Access)...Thought some might find it interesting.
http://www.insighting.co.uk/homauchchunk/Frank MusickMoving America into the 19th Century!
www.kelticsylk.com
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Hi Frank!Thanks for the link. I just took a glance, but I found it very interesting. You can really see how Werner captured the feel of the area in his Lehigh Valley route. I hope he sees this link.Henry
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How do you pronounce "Mauch Chunk?" Always wondered.
Bud
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Mauch as in "mock" (though some pronounce it mawk) and Chunk that rhymes with "clunk"Frank MusickMoving America into the 19th Century!
www.kelticsylk.com
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LAST EDITED ON Sep-24-04 AT 08:11 PM (EDT)
>Mauch as in "mock" (though some pronounce it mawk) and Chunk
>that rhymes with "clunk"
>Now you guys have made every coal cracker on here home sick!
Born in Bethlehm Pa where the Paternal Grandparents settled when they got off the boat...
That was way back When they made a concrete contribution to the economy and still produced durable goods (Steel) and before the Yuppie Bankers discovered it and ruined it!
Chuck Schneider
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