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Metcalfe Countians in Oroville, CA, ca 1936



2012-01-31 - Oroville, California - Photo from collection of Patti Reed. Metcalfe County enclave in Golden State; This favorite old photo is of mostly Metcalfe Countians who were inCalifornia in about 1936. From left Russell Leftwich, Welby Sandidge, an Anderson couple from Cave Ridge, little Donald Sandidge, Dasye Leftwich Wangelin,and her husband Henry Wangelin. Mr. Wangelin was the only one in the photo not from the Cave Ridge area; he was born in Germany. All were residents except Russell Leftwich, who was visiting his sister. Donald Sandidge, the little boy, now lives in Summer Shade, KY, following a career as an engineer in Huntsville, Alabama. .

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