[SEL] What Do These Names Have in Common?

[Kelley Garcia]

I didn't know they were white....
-- 
Kelley

PS.  However, my answer _was_ correct, was it not?



On 6/5/07 7:46 AM, "Arnie Fero" <fero_ah at city-net.com> wrote:

> Ken came pretty close.  All are engines used in the PA oilfields and all
> were built in Butler County, PA.  The first nine were all actually built
> in the City of Butler.
> 
> AND most importantly, "Those Magnificant Butler County Engines" are the
> feature of Coolspring 2007 which runs June 14-16.  That's next week for
> those of you lacking calendars.  8-))
> http://www.coolspringpowermuseum.org/
> 
> See ya all there!!
> 
> Arnie
> 
> PS - Kelley?  A bunch of old dead white guys?
> Sheesh.  I REALLY expected better.  8-))
> 
> On Tue, 5 Jun 2007, Ken Christison wrote:
> 
>> Butler, PA?
>> 
>>> From: Arnie Fero <fero_ah at city-net.com>
>>> 
>>> Here's this month's quiz...
>>> What do these 12 names have in common?
>>> 
>>> Ball, Braden, Campbell, Etna, Evans, Palm, Phillips, Spang,
>>> Wise, Price Bros., J.P. Berry, and Pugh & Tinsman?
> 
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