THE STORY OF ANOTHER AVERY

By Lucile Bluer
Published on March 1, 1969
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Courtesy of Lucille Blaker, Alvordton, Ohio The Avery 20 and the crew who restored it. Left to right: Robert Gerki, owner Earl B. Davison, Robert Zeller, Willis Boitnott, Joe Boitnott, Clarence Pittenger.
Courtesy of Lucille Blaker, Alvordton, Ohio The Avery 20 and the crew who restored it. Left to right: Robert Gerki, owner Earl B. Davison, Robert Zeller, Willis Boitnott, Joe Boitnott, Clarence Pittenger.
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Courtesy of Lucille Blaker, Alvordton, Ohio. A most important member of the Zeller crew was the cook. Here in front of his ''kitchen'' is Harold Hutchinson, Robert Zeller, Willis Boitnott and sons Richard and Joe.
Courtesy of Lucille Blaker, Alvordton, Ohio. A most important member of the Zeller crew was the cook. Here in front of his ''kitchen'' is Harold Hutchinson, Robert Zeller, Willis Boitnott and sons Richard and Joe.

Alvordton, Ohio

Secretary-treasurer of THE NATIONAL THRESHERS ASSOCIATION,
INC.

Long-time readers of the Iron Men Album will perhaps remember
‘The Story of the Big Avery 40’ which I wrote for the
July-August issue in 1953. As they will recall, I began by saying

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