Turner’s Tidbits
Thornton F. Hebb (1821-1911). Married Catherine Sanders in 1842. Catherine died in 1853 and Thornton then married Mary Ann Lipscomb....
Read moreDetailsThornton F. Hebb (1821-1911). Married Catherine Sanders in 1842. Catherine died in 1853 and Thornton then married Mary Ann Lipscomb....
Read moreDetailsWe had a lot of trees and branches come down this past week with our first snowfall. It was heavy...
Read moreDetailsIf there are any misspelled words in this edition, you can thank Tina the Cat for all her help on...
Read moreDetailsThis week's photo is of the demolition of the Engine House from the rail yard of the Western Maryland in...
Read moreDetailsIt has been a hot start so far for October with above average temperatures and a lack of rain. There...
Read moreDetailsThe leaves are coming down quickly and they are calling for possibly the first snow of the season. Not what I...
Read moreDetailsThis week’s photo was found in some books donated to the library. It is believed that a Wilson Family donated...
Read moreDetailsThis week's photo is of Etta Mae Hebb Propst. Last week's photo was of Myrtle Baker Delaney Dye. The photo...
Read moreDetailsI don’t know how much more our poor country can take. Texas and Florida are slowly recovering from the hurricanes and...
Read moreDetailsThis week's photo is of an unknown lady could be related to Myrtle Dye or Dilley's. The photo of the...
Read moreDetailsThe West Virginia Division of Natural Resources (WVDNR) has released their findings for the 2017 Mast Survey and according to...
Read moreDetailsNoooooooooooo! On my way to work the other morning I passed a Department of Highways truck with a snow plow on...
Read moreDetailsSubmitted by Mariwyn McClain Smith Autumn is here. Leaves are proudly showing their colors that no artist can create. Schools have...
Read moreDetailsEditor, The Tucker County Historical Society is holding an open house event to showcase the Parsons Depot, a historical structure...
Read moreDetailsThe Parsons City crew has been instrumental in removing tree stumps and replacing sidewalks on Main Street. Marshall, Bill and...
Read moreDetailsThese children are unknown but they could be the children of Alice Shoemaker?? Perhaps a reader can identify them. Last...
Read moreDetailsFall is here and along with it comes all the local festivals. We have had all the county fairs, the Buckwheat...
Read moreDetailsTime sure does seem to fly by anymore and it’s hard to believe that fall is already here and September...
Read moreDetailsEditor, Hello, I’m Don Stump, from just up the road in Preston County. This letter is to make you aware, if...
Read moreDetailsStop for a minute and think, if you could have a magical power what would it be? I think I would...
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