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A Change of Plans
By Janice Jump
The treasure at the end of that long road trip was better than she expected.
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A Special Halloween
By Lynda Ann Schumacher
Paying tribute to her uncle Jeb got everyone’s attention.
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A Teacher’s First Day of School
By Marilyn Ludwig
A special class a short walk away would leave memories to last this educator a lifetime.
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A Year With Granny: A Lifetime of Memories
By Toni Boozer
They packed memories for a lifetime into a few short months.
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Baby-Sitting in the 1960s
By Hannah D. Campbell
She learned what to expect, and she never forgot what she learned.
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Beginning of the School Year Starts It All
By Sharon O. Blumberg
Planning each year, she knew what was coming and how to be ready.
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Courthouse Lawn Football
By Susan Davis
He knew there could be casualties -- his glasses -- but the game was worth it.
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Ed Sullivan, the Beatles and Me
By William Gilreath
Memories of living a dream life lasted a lifetime.
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Feeding the Family
By Rosemary O’Grady
The family that gardens together eats well together.
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Good Old Days in the Kitchen -- The Sun and the Rain and the Apple Seed
By Georgia Kohart
From their role in early American history to modern times, apples have played a part in everyday life.
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Good Old Days on Wheels -- Son of a Salesman
By Shane Kays
He might not have followed in his dad’s footsteps, but he always shared his love of cars.
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Gramp’s Mystery Machine
By Bill Barrick
He knew how to build a tool that would last.
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Grandpa’s Gift
By John E. Davis
This young man learned that his grandfather knew him better than he knew himself.
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Home on Halloween
By Martha Tolles
There’s nothing this mom wouldn’t do for treats for her kids.
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Kraut Maker Extraordinaire
By Ken Neuser
This grandma could make sauerkraut taste like chocolate cake.
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Labor Day Fun
By Arlene Shovald
This celebration of the working man offered something for everyone.
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Learning Life Lessons on the Job
By Harry James Ford
There was more than one way to make ends meet for this young man.
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Looking Hollywood Way -- The Case of the Loyal Lawyer
By Michael O’Donnell
Audiences wanted the good guys to win.
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On a Scary Halloween Night
By Audrey Corn
She wanted to get spooked, just not like that!
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Pearl, Pearl, Pearl
By Donna McGuire Tanner
Her dad’s lifelong profession included a lot more than met the eye.
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Science, Math and Flying Erasers
By Glenn Thaxton
His dodging skills were equal to his multiplication abilities.
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The Blue Card Caper
By John B. Klunder
He went from Mr. Cool of the class to his own chamber of horrors.
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The Candy Lady
By Dorothy Stanaitis
Nannie’s job was better for her grandkids than for her.
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The Crepe Paper Bridal Party
By Dorothy Stanaitis
These girls paraded their way to "Most Creative."
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The Great Gym Class Switcheroo
By Frederick J. Ammann
What started as a shock to his ego turned out to show his logistical skills.
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Two Peas in a Pod
By Doris Gardner
These identical twin sisters were close from day one.
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