Self Sufficiency and Simplicity Proved Vital to Homesteads
Following the worship service at St. John Lutheran Church in Moyers, attendees enjoyed a potluck meal and the “Oldiewed Game.”...
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May Cupid’s Arrow Fly Straight and True
Sugar Grove By Paula Mitchell Many customs surround Valentine’s Day. The English women had customs of learning who their future...
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Cold and Ice Create Ideal Winter Recipe for February
Despite the cold temperatures, Brandon, Cara, Macie, Carson, and Carly Mitchell ventured outdoors to build this igloo. Sugar Grove By...
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Community Civic Club Proves To Be a Valuable Asset
Some members of the Sugar Grove Lions Club who were working the ham sandwich and kettle beans stand at the...
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Locals Can Huddle in the Cold to Rekindle Quaint Dialect
Samuel Henry Moats, Sr. (March 23, 1892 - June 2, 1973) was the son of Harvey (July 13, 1848 –...
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New Year Prompts One to Explore a Box of Treasures
Wayne (July 7, 1883 - Jan. 18, 1951) and Mary Elizabeth “Bessie” Sinnett Propst (May 11,1890 - May 29, 1978)...
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Community Loses Admired and Respected Resident
Sugar GroveBy Paula Mitchell The third of six children born to Lester and Glenna Puffenbarger on Nov. 18, 1942, was...
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Sugar Grove: Feelings of Christmas Nostalgia Are Timeless
By Paula Mitchell Christmas is...Feeling like a child again when one wishes for snow. Lots of work and lots of...
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Catholics Portray ‘12 Days of Christmas’ as Faith Not Folklore
Amanda Simmons Puffenbarger (1847-1921) was the daughter of Philip and Mary Ann Mowery Simmons. She was married to Amos Puffenbarger...
Read moreDetailsSeasonal Chill Paves the Way for Holiday Festivities
Sugar Grove By Paula Mitchell Bitterly cold wind whipped through the hills during the weekend, driving away the summer like...
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