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About Ephraim FederWhen I was very young, I wanted a Mickey Mouse watch, as I was a fan of the popular TV show called “The Mickey Mouse Club”. My Uncle Ephraim sold these watches in his jewelry store. Uncle Ephraim told me that if I learned to tell the time, he would give me one. What motivation! My parents helped me, and as soon as I learned to tell the time, I went to Uncle Ephraim’s. He asked me to tell him what time it was, and since I read his watch correctly, he gave me my own Mickey Mouse watch! This first watch is one I will never forget.
Source: Lynne Davis, Great Niece of Ephraim Feder
