Women’s Aid in Crisis
Editor, Have you ever seen a shooting star and made a magical wish? Me, too. Have you ever tried to catch a...
Read moreDetailsEditor, Have you ever seen a shooting star and made a magical wish? Me, too. Have you ever tried to catch a...
Read moreDetailsThis week's photo is someone possible related to R. F. Summerfield. Last week's photo was of Percy James "Bud" and...
Read moreDetailsThe shortest day of the year is coming up soon and I can’t wait. I do not like the short days...
Read moreDetailsI always look forward to pulling the muzzleloader out of the gun cabinet for the week long season. This year’s...
Read moreDetailsTo the Editor: I realize that police reports and criminal complaints are a matter of public record. However, in reference...
Read moreDetailsIt won’t be long until we can put another year down in the books. This year has just flown by. In just...
Read moreDetailsThe lady from the November 20th edition is Virginia Shoemaker Dilly. Virginia was married to Frank Dilly I. Frank had...
Read moreDetailsLast week's photo of the lady will be addressed in the next article. This photo is of the Thomas Depot....
Read moreDetailsThanksgiving has come and gone and so has “BLACK FRIDAY.” I don’t think people even enjoy Thanksgiving dinner anymore for fear...
Read moreDetailsThe week of Thanksgiving is here and the much anticipated opening morning of buck firearm season kicked off on Monday...
Read moreDetailsThis week’s photo is of an unidentified lady. She could be related to the Dilly or Dye Families. In the...
Read moreDetailsWhy is it that you roast a turkey, roast a chicken, roast beef, but you bake a ham? It is all...
Read moreDetailsThis is a repeat photo with some more information. The man on the left is Chester Bennett he was married...
Read moreDetailsMomma Said, “I think my pets are possessed!” I have a dog that snores like a bear another dog that thinks...
Read moreDetailsThis poem was written by my mother in 1942 while her brothers and all American men and Women were serving...
Read moreDetailsThe month every deer hunter waits for is here as the big bucks will be on the move chasing after...
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...
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