‘Wise Advice from a Farmer’s Wife’ Keeps Life Simple
David Arthur Wilfong (Jan. 8, 1877 - Nov. 24, 1934) was the son of Philip and Eliza J. Lamb Wilfong. ...
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Sugar Grove
March Offers an Unpredictable Weather Pattern
Students attending the Propst School around 1916 were, from left, sitting, Dan Propst and Arthur Hahn, teacher; middle row, Irene...
Read moreDetailsMany Superstitions and Customs Are Linked to a Leap Year
Members of the Charles and Cora Lambert family, were, from left, Roy Moomau (Sept. 14, 1905 - Sept. 1, 1990)...
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March Is Noted for Diverse Weather and New Beginnings
Estella Puffenbarger (Nov. 16, 1891 - April 15. 1951) was the daughter of Peter Frye (Sept. 26, 1853 - Aug....
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The Complexity of the English Language Makes it Difficult to Learn
Edward Harvey Rader (Feb. 3, 1898 - Aug. 22, 1965) was the son of Philip Emanuel and Columbia Caroline Pitsenbarger....
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February Is Noted for Leap Year and Brewing Sassafras Tea
William Luther Simmons (Nov. 23, 1895 - Jan. 26, 1982), the son of James Harvey and Polly Margaret Bowers Simmons,...
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Empathy Is Guided by the Innate Ability of the Heart
Whitney Almer Propst (April 16, 1898 - July 9, 1964) was the son of Albert and Neva Jane Propst, and...
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February Second Is Noted for Diverse Reasons
Students attending the former Sugar Grove School were, from left, front row, Hurl Mitchell, Talma Mitchell, Leta Simmons, Margene Mitchell and...
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Once Upon a Time Customs Are Bygone
Ernest Luther Mitchell (Feb. 18, 1900 - Oct. 3, 1985) was married to Hannah Ruth Kiser Mitchell (Oct. 2, 1902...
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Needs and Necessities Warrant Variations of Lifestyles
Hurl Butcher, left, (Oct. 18, 1893 - April 30, 1982) married Bessie Jane Huffman Butcher (June 6, 1894 - April...
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