Salon has old name, new services

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We're out to be servants and to serve other people The 106 Salon in Waynetown might have kept its old name, but it is far from the same salon Martha Perkins operated for 19 years. via The Journal Review

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D Thrall

Vancouver, WA

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I was raised in Waynetown
I love Google earth was able to see The beauty shop is still there & the buildings uptown of where Yerkees furniture Richardson hardware ect..used to be just great to know that the town remains the same I love that
All of you that live there do not know how lucky you are
I am in Vancouver WA & I am so sick of the urban spraul to where you can look from the road & see a beautiful veiw for miles on end
I would love to retire back home
Peace be with you all
Do you still have the Waynetown fish fry?

Just Me

Indianapolis, IN

We just moved here in August of 2008 and the fish fry was the first event we attended after getting settled in. You are right, this little town is awesome and I love the old buildings even if a couple are in a bit of disrepair. Our house was built in 1894 and used to be a funeral home. In the Google earth satellite pictures the carriage barn is still standing but as of August 08 it was burned down and removed because of serious safety issues.

Me Too_ Just

Indianapolis, IN

Just Me wrote:

We just moved here in August of 2008 and the fish fry was the first event we attended after getting settled in. You are right, this little town is awesome and I love the old buildings even if a couple are in a bit of disrepair. Our house was built in 1894 and used to be a funeral home. In the Google earth satellite pictures the carriage barn is still standing but as of August 08 it was burned down and removed because of serious safety issues.

I'm glad to hear that you like your new home and community. Hopefully, you will always like it.

Petie

Vancouver, WA

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Waynetown IN Is one of the best places to raise children
In the 70s there were so many families that had children & it was a fun time everyone
Everyone new each other & looked out for each other
The summers were the best too
The community provided swimming lessons for all the kids at the pool & the splash parties for all older teenagers
There was a recreation hall too & Karate classes
Those were the best of times
The school was the best too
The Waynetown Fish Fry was the best it was right on the town square & Oh my the food was delicious
Enjoy your home & the peace that you find there

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