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Carl Taylor Fudge, Marrowbone, KY (1929-2012)


2012-10-21 - 601 N. Main Street, Burkesville, KY - Photo from Norris-New Funeral Home.

Carl Taylor Fudge, Marrowbone, KY (1929-2012)




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Inside the Cundiff, KY post office


2012-10-21 - Cundiff, Melson Ridge, KY - Photo from the Daily Statesman.
Carrier McKinley "Preach" Hoover towers to just under the ceiling in the diminutive Cundiff postal facility, but its dimensions were more than comfortable for Postmistress Emma Lloyd, who served there for over 37 years. The photo is from an article which appeared in the early 1970s in an old Columbia, KY, Daily Statesman newspaper with a photo essay about the Cundiff, Post Office.


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McKinley Hoover, carrier, and Ms. Emma Lloyd, Postmistress


2012-10-21 - Cundiff, KY - Photo from the Daily Statesman.
Mike Watson, Adair County historian, also picked this photo of Ms. Lloyd, the Postmistress at Cundiff, with long time mail carrier McKinley "Preach" Hoover, standing in the doorway of the post office. The photo is part of his collection and was taken from a former Columbia, KY, daily newspaper.


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Cundiff Post Office: Mail Carrier Preach Hoover, PM Emma Lloyd


2012-10-21 - Cundiff, Adair Co., KY - Photo from Daily Statesman.
Mike Watson, Adair County historian, has fond memories of Ms. Emma Lloyd. Outside his own parents, he says, Ms. Lloyd was one of his earliest memories. He found an article which appeared in the early 1970s in an old Columbia, KY, Daily Statesman newspaper with a photo essay about the little post office. Above, the Postmistress is pictured standing in the doorway of the post office, greeting mail carrier McKinley "Preach" Hoover. Longtime residents of the area will remember Mr. Hoover's familiar Ford pickup truck, above.


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Jackson and Reese at Columbia Methodist ham dinner


2012-10-21 - Photo by Linda Waggener.
Six-month-old twins, Jackson and Reese, in the arms of Dad Jason Corbin and Mom Jennifer Hutchison-Corbin, attended the annual Columbia United Methodist Church ham dinner Saturday night. The idea of the photo was first cleared through Uncle Steve Hancock and Aunt Cindy Hutchison Hancock and their son Ben Hancock who helped see that all was well with his tiny cousins.


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Hall of Fame inductees presented commemorative gifts


2012-10-21 - 828 Russell Road, Columbia, KY - Photo by Duane Bonifer. LWC.
Lindsey Wilson College Athletic Director Willis Pooler, center, presents commemorative bricks Saturday afternoon to Jimmy Voight, left, son of the late Jim Voight, and Chris Dickerson during halftime of the LWC-Belhaven (Miss.) University football game at Blue Raider Stadium. Dickerson and Voight's father were inducted earlier in the morning into the LWC Athletics Hall of Fame. Duane Bonifer, LWC


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Scenic Metcalfe Co., KY: Over the Thomas D. Emberton Bridge


2012-10-21 - US68/KY80, Edmonton, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener. The Field and the Bridge South Edmonton!!! - What has seemed to be the most fertile pumpkin patch in the world and the Thomas D. Emberton Bridge, center, foreground shout Edmonton!!! as symbols of one of Metcalfe County's most important crops and one of her most respected citizens, though not as much, for our family, as the sight of old Edmonton city water tank used to do for our family. When the boys - Pen and Tom - sighted the tower as we rounded the curve by Kenneth and Martha Branstetter's farm home on E. KY 80, the boys would always shout - always in unison- "Ed - mon - ton-n-n-n !!!," the tower was inextricably imbedded in memory banks connoting the home of their Mema and Pepaw, and Leftwich relatives. -EW

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