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Third Annual Silent City Walk draws large number Outstanding perfomances turned in by Mr. Richard Phelps, Mr. J.D. and Ms. Ellen Zornes, Mr. Mike Watson, Mr Barry Jones, Mr. Ronald Rogers, and Ms. Ernestine Bennett Click on headline for full story plus photo(s) by Anita Riddle By Ed Waggener And almost perfect autumn evening made the Third Annual Silent City tour of the Columbia City Cemetery the best ever. "We had 58 to sign in and there were some who didn't," Ernestine Bennett said Tuesday morning, October 27, 2009, after the event was over. She's the Genealogy Librarian at the Adair County Public Library, and also filled in as a re-enactor for Library Director Lee Ann Jessee, who had been scheduled to perform as Mary Smythe Biggs. "All of the re-enactors did a great job," she added. "The library staff wants to thank Richard Phelps, J.D. and Ellen Zornes, Mike Watson, Barry Jones, and Ronald Rogers for their performances." The re-actors were:
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