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This guy goes into his barber, and he's all excited. He says, "I'm going to go to Rome. I'm flying on

Alitalia and staying at the Rome Hilton, and I'm going to see the Pope." The barber says, "Ha! Alitalia is a

terrible airline, the Rome Hilton is a dump, and when you see the Pope, you'll probably be standing in back of

about ten thousand people."

So the guy goes to Rome and comes back and the barber says, "How was it?"

"Great," he says, "Alitalia was a wonderful airline. The Rome Hilton Hotel was great. And I got to meet the

Pope."

"You met the Pope?" said the barber.

"I bent down to kiss the Pope's ring."

"And what did he say?"

The Pope said, "Where did you get that crummy Haircut?"

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12 Townsend Street – across from the Church

Published February 9, 2012 | By Grandpa Z

12 Townsend Street Greenwich - Fetter Residence till 2004

This was the Fetter Residence in Greenwich from before 1960 until their passing in 2004. This picture is from the Picturesque Huron County book from 1896. A copy can be seen at the Greenwich Library.

Posted in Greenwich History, Greenwich, Ohio | Tagged Fetter, Greenwich Historical Society, Greenwich, Ohio, Ohio

2 Responses to 12 Townsend Street – across from the Church

susan evans says:

February 9, 2012 at 5:36 pm

That is amazing, thanks for sending. It didn’t quite look like that when I lived there. The extension of the left side of the home was not there when I lived there and the front porch was changed. We moved there in 1951 when we moved back from Japan. My father was a Major in the Air Force and he was stationed in Japan for a year. We moved into this home when we got back to the states and I lived there until I married in 1966 and moved to the west end of Greenwich. My parents both died in 2004 3 months apart and it was auctioned at that time.
- Grandpa Z says:
  
  February 9, 2012 at 6:02 pm
  
  Thanks Susan!!