02 Jul 09 06:54, TOM WALKER wrote to ROY WITT:


 RW>> TW>  It was called the "Bostonia
 RW>> TW> Ballroom". Teh litle area of the city was settled
many years ago
 RW>> by
 RW>> TW> some people from bonton and refered to their Community as
 RW>> "Bostonia"

 RW>> Bostonia was mostly a 'country' music place with occasional rock and
 RW>> roll music and wouldn't reflect anything remotely related to Boston,
 RW>> MA. That place more or less reflects on the people who settled El
 RW>> Cajon, most of whom were from Oklahoma.

 TW> Look who has a READING comprenshion problem. WHERE DID I SAY it
 TW> resembled Boston??

 "TW> some people from bonton and refered to their Community as
      "Bostonia""

 TW> I plainly said some PEOPLE who settled there from Boston called the
 TW> Area Bostonia.

Wrong. You claimed that 'some people from bonton [sic] referred to their
community as Bostonia'...

If you meant to say 'some people from Boynton, OK', I'll understand.

 TW> Well in the 40's they got National Radio Atention on New Years Eve.

The OKies did...that dance hall was well noted for it's 'country and
western' music...

                R\%/itt

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