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Surviving the Great Depression: Fred J. Fisher
Fred J. Fisher was born in 1925, the second eldest of four siblings. His father’s family came from ... Read more
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Our veterans who served our country: LTC John Allen Albree, USA (Ret)
Personal Legacies: Our Veterans Who Served Our Country Many veterans were wounded in combat during their service. Columbus ... Read more
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Surviving the Great Depression in Landrum: C.R. “Bill” Dill
Born in 1923, C.R. “Bill” Dill was one of eight children of Jesse James Dill, from Landrum, and ... Read more
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Surviving the Great Depression in Polk County: Addie Lee Hines
Addie Lee Hines was born in 1916 on a farm near Melvin Hills in Green Creek. Colonel Simpson ... Read more
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Surviving the Great Depression: Andrew ”Jack” Stone
Most children who grew up on farms during the Great Depression had to pitch in and help with ... Read more
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Surviving the Great Depression in Landrum: C.R. “Bill” Dill
Born in 1923, C.R. “Bill” Dill was one of eight children of Jesse James Dill, from Landrum, and ... Read more
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Surviving the Great Depression in Polk County: Fannie Roddy
Fannie Roddy was born 1927 on a farm on Coxe Road. Her mother, Mary Elizabeth Hauser, from Rutherford ... Read more
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Surviving the Great Depression in Polk County: John McEntyre
Born in 1923, John McEntyre was the third oldest of 16 children. His father, also named John, used ... Read more
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Surviving the Great Depression in Polk County: Mable Carlyle
Mable Carlyle was born in 1931, the oldest of eight siblings, three boys and five girls all together. ... Read more
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Our veterans who served our country: Ralph A. Littlejohn, MSgt, USAF (Ret.)
Some people have such a rich family history of military service that it seems natural to enlist. Born ... Read more
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