A group of relatives, friends and neighbors gathered Feb. 7 to help MIllie Hulse achieve a dream. Hulse is turning 95 Feb. 21 and said she always wanted to drive the Oscar Meyer Wiener Mobile. While …
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A group of relatives, friends and neighbors gathered Feb. 7 to help MIllie Hulse achieve a dream. Hulse is turning 95 Feb. 21 and said she always wanted to drive the Oscar Meyer Wiener Mobile. While she didn't get to drive the vehicle, she was able to take a ride Feb. 7. Those joining to celebrate the ride were Beth and Chad Colley, Hayden and Benson Colley, Barbara Brandt, Eddie, Tess, Derek and Jackson Hull, Phyllis Meyers, Carla White, Jerry Cullom, Ginger Morgan, Jim and Jill Kinder, Tootie Kling, friend Lori Ray and several neighbors. Those wanting to send Hulse a card can do so at 629 Mars, Mexico, MO 65265.
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