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The Greyhound: A trip to 4th ST was like a trip to NYC Brad Conover writes: I recall my mother and dad speaking of the bus that ran between GLensfork and Columbia. The bus was operated by Mr. Otis Lewis. I can barely remember Mr. Lewis, but I remember that he repaired the little bell on my fire engine pedal car one day at my uncle's store (Samuel Aaron & Co.). It is strange how little things like that remain in your memory from childhood.Comments re article 42492. Query: Wants information on the Greyhound Bus in Columbia, KY This story was posted on 2011-02-17 02:56:10
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