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Historical Writings of Emma Lou King |
Webmaster's Note:
It was my honor to have known Emma Lou King from my early childhood days as I grew up in Allentown just down the hill from the Cleveland household.
Her zest for life and sincere dedication to her fellow man is shown in her writings she accomplished while serving as Historian for the Town of Alma.
I am proud to present some of her writings here which have been shared by her family. To her husband, Don, & to Sid & Sandy Cleveland I give my thanks for sharing these writings.
--Father of the Allegany Oil Fields
--STATE’S RICHEST FIVE ACRES OF OIL LAND
--The Alma Wildcat Well
--A PHOTO Collection of Allentown Memorabilia
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