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"Mayday!" on May Day
By Marilyn Ludwig
Mother Nature didn't care for this class's outfits.
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1940s Tacoma
By Wynne G. Crombie
Everything on your shopping list could be found here.
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65 Years of Wedded Blessings
By Pat Cochran
Their faith took them across the world and back.
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A Day That Changed the War
Remembering D-Day on the 80th Anniversary.
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A Return Home on Mother's Day
By Hannah Dougherty Campbell
Two sisters received special gifts that last forever -- beloved memories.
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A Rude Awakening
By Betty Munshaur
She had no idea getting married would cause such a commotion.
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Celebrating the Past in the Smokies
By Elizabeth Wagoner
Decoration Day meant more to this community than just food and flowers.
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Decoration Day of My Childhood
By Lynn Cassity
This family came together to remember those before them by cleaning their resting places.
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Friends From My Old Neighborhood
By Patty Bascio
This community had so much to give to the children who lived there.
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Good Old Days in the Kitchen -- Recollections of Church Picnics
By Jennifer Broadstreet Hess
That day each year was filled with fellowship, families, fun and food.
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Good Old Days on Wheels -- Our Old Friend the Goat
By Eileen Harnden
This family car took each member through the years.
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Growing Up in a Rural Community
By Kathleen Dawson
They might not have been all blood relatives, but they were just as close.
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Isabelle's Pillowcases
By Nedra J. Downing
It didn't take long for these newlyweds to learn what meant the most.
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Life on My Street
By JoAnn Schueller Cooke
A neighborhood with mostly girls her age made a perfect place for her.
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Looking Hollywood Way -- A Story of Community
By Michael O'Donnell
Did the town take to him, or him to the town?
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Love Some Ramps
By Lynda Pelfrey
A delicacy to some could chase others away.
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Mom's Marvelous Handkerchief
By Jewell Johnson
There wasn't anything her hankie couldn't handle.
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Mr. Tudball and Mrs. Wiggins
By John Scanlan
These parents kept things together with comedy and caring.
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No Mushy Cards for My Mom
By Arlene Shovald
Her's is a caring heart even after 100 years.
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Nothing Like Riding Together
By Pamela Tabone as told by Vincenza Nencioni
Seeing him on his motorcycle brought back memories of the love and fun they shared.
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Pine Grove Baptist Church
By Brenda Kay Ledford
Folks enjoyed their neighborhood church.
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Returning Home
By Frederick J. Ammann
His walk through the neighborhood, even after 50 years, brought back clear memories of life growing up.
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The Best of Small Town in a Big City
By Charlene Hayes Reynolds
Growing up in a small village created many memories for her and her family.
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The Lighter Side of Politics
By JoAnne Burkhardt
She voted from her heart for her Dad's gift.
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The Race Is On
By Susan Davis
Taking on her siblings was a daily occurrence that she looked forward to.
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Wedding Disaster After Disaster
By Rosemary O'Grady
Nothing could keep this marriage from happening.
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What Do I See?
By Sara Etgen-Baker
Her memories bring happy visions of her childhood.
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