Cars that Pop (Otis) and Mom (Lake) owned: 1933 - Four Door Plymouth, 1934 - Two Door Ford, 1936 Four Door Plymouth, 1939 - Four Door Hudson. Places where Pop Danner worked: Southeast Coal Company, Position unknown, 1928, Seco, Kentucky, Manganese Ore Mine, Manager, 1928-1932, Hollybrook, Virginia, Conservation Corps, Superintendent, 1933-1942, Bastania, Virginia, Southwest, Virginia and Clintwood, Virginia, Stone & Webster, Construction Engineer, 1942, Gary Indiana, Lumus & Co., Construction Engineer, 1942, Ponca City, Oklahoma, Stone & Webster, Construction Engineer, 1943-1944, Oakridge, Tennessee, Eastman Kodak Company, Supervisor, 1944-1945, Oakridge, Tennessee, H.K. Ferguson Construction Co., Construction Engineer, 1948-1950, Lowland, Tennessee, Note: I heard that Pop worked at a project that was connect in building the first atomic bomb. Was this with Stone & Webster in Oakridge, TN? Bruce. Places where Mom worked: Roos Tailor Shop, Registrar, worked at WW II Draft Board, 1943-1947, Knoxville Tennessee. Knoxville Business College, Registrar, 1947-1970. Miscellaneous Items: Grocery bill in Clintwood was $30 per month with a baked cake thrown in. The store manager was G.C. Stidham. From 1939-1941, I (Lewis) worked part time (25 hours per week) for $2.50 per week. Haircut were 25 cents for a regular haircut & 35 cents for shaving around ears. Clarence Branham had a restaurant that put out good hamburgers and beer. Places that Lewis can remember where the Danners lived: Seco, Kentucky, 1928. Hollybrook, Virginia, 1928-1935. Clintwood, Virginia, 1935-1941 (lived in 5 different houses). Salem, Virginia, 1941-1942 (lived in 2 different houses). Gary, Indiana, 1942. Ponca City, Oklahoma, 1942-1943. Clinton, Tennessee, 1943. Knoxville, Tennessee, 1943-1980. Note: Janet recalls Mom Danner saying that Knoxville was the 21st move that the Danners had made.