Bathing Was Not Considered a Necessity
Sugar Grove By Paula Mitchell Early immigrants to America often spoke of the filthy people they encountered along their journey. ...
Read moreDetailsSugar Grove By Paula Mitchell Early immigrants to America often spoke of the filthy people they encountered along their journey. ...
Read moreDetailsMembers of the Franklin High School basketball squad in 1943-1944 were, from left, seated, Bobby Jack Sites, Stanley Elyard, Dewey...
Read moreDetailsSilas and Vada Smith Wilfong and Phil and Jane Downs Sugar Grove By Paula Mitchell These late spring mornings are...
Read moreDetailsSugar Grove By Paula Mitchell Nursery rhymes and lullabies have traditionally been used as a way to teach children about...
Read moreDetailsDavid Wilfong lived at Brushy Fork and was the son of the late Silas Peter Wilfong and Vada Ellen Smith...
Read moreDetailsEugene Varner’s mushroom was 5-3/4” tall with a stem measuring 8 inches in circumference. This allowed for two to three...
Read moreDetailsSugar Grove By Paula Mitchell A former resident of Sugar Grove returned Saturday afternoon to be with many friends and...
Read moreDetailsThe photo is of the Franklin Elementary School’s 1970-1971 second-grade class. Mattie Adamson taught until January, with Paula Schulz Mitchell...
Read moreDetailsMembers of the Sugar Grove Maple Leaves 4-H Club picked up five bags of trash, including some larger items, from...
Read moreDetailsElla Virginia Michael (Dec. 9, 1871 – Sep. 6, 1965) and Franklin Mitchell (July 20, 1865 – February 1905) had Eva...
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