"Yes, it as after I was married. My parents got TV. And my wife and I – I was working in this small bank of this town, we drove out at night to watch the TV. I wasn't much. It was so fuzzy you could hardly see it. And every so often, we'd say, 'Oh, that's a good picture.' But, it was pretty bad. But, everybody would sit on the edge of their chairs and try to watch it.
"We put up a big pole with a big antenna on top just to get a fuzzy picture. [Laughs.]"
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Kelly Holthus grew up on a farm outside Loomis, Nebraska, and was a young boy during the war. Yet, he was big enough to be put on a tractor. Later, he went to work in rural banks and is now President of the Cornerstone Bank in York. He's been active in both the statewide and national banking associations.
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