(Courtesy of Kenneth Narehood)

Shown here at the Beavertown airport operated by him, is Guy Narehood and Edward Blee, an employee of Guy’s a the Super Service Garage. In his days of flying, Guy had two different airplanes, this being one of them. The other was a XXXX. Guy used to attract a large crowd at the airport on weekends, when he would do some daring stunt flying.

(Who in Beavertown today is a licensed pilot with an available airplane? Answer next month.)

Answer to Last Month

Albert Mutchler was the body builder for the Kearns cars and trucks built in Beavertown. After the auto business stopped operation, Mr. Mutchler moved to Middleburg and built the electric motor reduction machines used to turn the paddles in ice cream freezers. He was very proficient at design and quality handcrafting.

The truck shown last month cost $850 when bought new at the factory.