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Page last updated July 11, 2010
(We've added a photo below from the Moo Dairy Queen!)

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Currently French Brothers Cleaners at intersection of Woodland Drive & North Dixie (photos appearing in the News-Enterprise 8/18/96 issue and submitted by Don Waters) (thanks to Janice Highbaugh & the late Louise Max) Angie Cannon writes "My papaw, Richard "Marvin" Woodring (above), was the manager. My dad, Anthony Woodring, was a cook there, and my mom, Sheila Horrocks, waitressed there so I was there all the time as a child. My papaw's aunt, Mrs. Howard, Ken Howard's grandmother, owned it.The picture of my papaw sitting down was taken at the Moo for a "Meet Your Neighbor" section of the News-Enterprise." (photo courtesy of Angela Cannon) (New!) Richard "Marvin" Woodring , manager of "the Moo". (photo courtesy of Angela Cannon) (New!) (photos appearing in the Hardin County Independent 1/11/96 issue and submitted by Don Waters) (thanks to Janice Highbaugh & the late Louise Max) (photos appearing in the News-Enterprise 7/7/96 issue and submitted by Don Waters) (thanks to Janice Highbaugh & the late Louise Max) (photos appearing in the News-Enterprise 8/18/96 issue and submitted by Don Waters) (thanks to Janice Highbaugh & the late Louise Max) Movies were one of the in things for young people to do on Friday and Saturday nights and E'town had two elegant and cool venues, both on the Dixie! While the State Theater has recently been renovated, the Star-Lite property is now occupied by Star-Lite Center. (photos appearing in the News-Enterprise 7/7/96 issue and submitted by Don Waters) (thanks to Janice Highbaugh & the late Louise Max)
Historic photo of the Lion Hotel from the News-Enterprise (thanks to Janice Highbaugh & the late Louise Max)
Historic photo of the Lex Drug Store & Taylor Hotel from the News-Enterprise (Looking up West Dixie towards the State Theatre) (thanks to Janice Highbaugh & the late Louise Max)
Historic photo downtown at present corner of County Clerk's Office from the News-Enterprise (thanks to Janice Highbaugh & the late Louise Max)
Historic photo of Burnett's Motel from the News-Enterprise (thanks to Janice Highbaugh & the late Louise Max)
Site of present day Estes Auto Sales and Ashland (thanks to Janice Highbaugh & the late Louise Max)	Hard to believe Hardin Memorial Hospital was once this small! The facility has indeed come a long way in 50+ years! Photo from News-Enterprise  (courtesy of Janice Highbaugh & the late Louise Max)
Historic photo of the E'town Police Department from the News-Enterprise (thanks to Janice Highbaugh & the late Louise Max)
Photo of the City Jail, now occupied by city parking across from Kerr Office Group from the News-Enterprise (thanks to Janice Highbaugh & the late Louise Max)
Newspaper photo of the Kentucky Turnpike from the News-Enterprise The tollbooth above stood at the I-65 overpass just North of East Dixie (thanks to Janice Highbaugh & the late Louise Max)

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