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  Henry County has been growing so much lately that some places are becoming unrecognizable. In an effort to preserve some of the history of our community, The Times is displaying photos of Henry County from the past. If you can name the persons or place shown above, write us at editor@henrycountytimes.com and tell us about it. In the next edition, we’ll reveal the location of the picture and notes readers send us. Photo courtesy of Henry/Clayton Genealogical Society. Visit the Genealogical Society at 71 Macon Street (in the Brown House) in McDonough Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, 10 a.m.-3 p.m., Saturday, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.


Last Week's Picture

  Thanks to Mike Elrod who sent us this photo of the Tin Lizzie (called the Torpedo T-10!), which was built by McDonough Power Equipment Company (Later Snapper, now Briggs & Stratton), from 1958 until the mid sixties, when their lawn mower business finally started to grow.

  Anthony (Tony) Malizia, Sr., was the President of the Company at the time and these are his children, riding in a Tin Lizzie. It was one of those used in newsprint ads all over the country.

  Tony Malizia, Jr. (who would become one of America's most renowned Urologists, founder of the Malizia Clinic in Atlanta) is driving, and his sisters, Mimi and Rosa Lee, are riding along.

  Donna Spratlin Johnson wrote in, “... Their father A. A. “Tony” Malizia and my father E. E. “Gene” Spratlin were some of the original leaders in the company when it relocated to McDonough in the 1950's. The Malizias appear to be riding the T-Model at their home which was on Hwy 20 East in McDonough.”

  Thanks also to Carol McQueen, Clint Castellaw, Kay Smith and Judy Hulse.


Have a picture of Henry County as it was? Send it to us at editor@henrycountytimes.com or 35 Griffin Street, McDonough, GA. 30253. All pictures will be handled carefully and returned to owner.

 

 

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