Do You Remember Father’s Day Origins and Flag Day Note
A Do You Remember column recalls Father’s Day origins with a reminder to honor fathers and wear a red rose for living fathers and white for the dead. It notes Flag Day observance begun 117 years after the 1777 adoption and flags raised in New York and Philadelphia on June 14 1834 to mark the 117th anniversary.
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Remembering Civil War Camps and Regional Landmarks
The article recalls flag day origins and the 1933 Carnifax Ferry battle anniversary on the Saanley River, noting Confederate and Union roles, survivor John Diehl, and future presidents Hayes and McKinley in the 23d Ohio Regiment. It details the Droop Mountain battlefield commission of 1927, state park efforts, and Kanawha Trail Club hikes, plus a 1681 Charleston Star Tribune women's edition with editors and topics.
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