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rode when the weather was too bad for her Model-T, bringing J. T. Woodward behind her in the saddle,’ Edna remembered.

“I guess I’m dating myself with all this talk," she chuckled. If teachers still drove Model-T Fords when she was in school, it means Edna Mills must be past 50 but it’s hard to attach an age to her face. The smooth skin and the eyes that crinkle into a smile with barely a wrinkle belie her graying hair and matronly figure. She could be 55 and she could be 42—but you can’t tell by looking.

Mills store has an old wire cage at the front which used to serve as the community post office back in 1938 when Thomas Utz built the place.

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